94 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d949cfc01f41d07046d4dec1f0326498.pdf b896ebd33f46f455e3d89419091ee7a6 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER G5 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1919 RETTS OPEN FOR BUSINESS SANFORD TRUCK GROW ERS Have Paso In This Issue Showing One of the Finest Ice Cream and Annual Statement. Cold Drink Parlors in the City. In this issue of the Herald is a Betts is open. page advertisem ent of the . Sanford And the hearts of the kiddies Truck firowor?, Inc. giving their and of the older folks are glnddened annual statem ent according to the by thi« announcement. auditor’s report just made. For manv weeks they hove beer, The statem ent shows th n t this waiting for this fipe establishmsnt organization of farmers have just to get rendy for business for every finised their first season th a t has man, woman and child knows Ed. been a most successful one in every LOW WATER PRESSURE MADE B etts for be it known th a t the a­ EVERY RAILROAD IN COUNTY FLORIDA RAILROAD COM MIS­ way. i LL BRANCHES OF SHOE FIRE p !G!!TING DIFFICULT SION WILL MEET IN JACK­ foresaid Ed. has been catering WILL. BE TIED UP UNLESS INDUSTRY MAKING . HUGE They have handled a million OWNbicS LOSE TH EIR CARS SONVILLE AUGUST 2IST. TO to the wants of the public for the DEMANDS ARE MET. PROFITS SAY GOVERNMENT dollars worth of gross business. GARAGE DESTROYED. HEAR THE CASES. past seven years hut he has been The strike of the shop men of the They averaged 8 nnd one- q u arte r Washington, Aug. 8.—President working nt other establishments in What looked like the destruction If there is nny complaint on the Sunford Division of the A. C. L. Ry 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 Clunge of loll rqtes of the Southern is now one week old anti while it After paying freight crate m aterial fire in the Seminole Garage Monday son today to make recommendations awn pnrlors in the room on First Telegraph Com­ seems th at n settlement will be reach­ Hell Telephone etc., the organization has paid each afternoon about five o'clock. The for legislation designed to aid In re­ street formerly occupied by Simon's pany the place to complain is in farmer more than $5000. per member ducing the cost of living. This was store and next door to Perkins and ed soon it is not yet in sight. orgin of th? fire i.» unknown as the Jacksonville where the Railroad Com­ net profits. The strike is « peaceful one from 'earned today at the white house. Britt. This room has recently been shop had been closed for the day mission will meet for this purpose. Agents of the departm ent of justice remodeled nnd placed in first class every standpoint ll’.c men all being As Oveido and Geneva are effected Read the advertisement in this and there wus no one in the garage to, ley throughout the country were shape by Contractor George Venable residents of this city anti the majority ill this raise of rates they should he issue of the Red Gator Brand. at the time except Mrs Williams 10x100 feet, the walls of them owning homes here and obeying the order issued by the and is a room 40x100 who is the bookkeeper and was in represented as the fo il-wing notice attorney general yesterday th a t pro­ being finished in white pnper and have lived here many years and the front of the building in the office. Family Reunion fiteers and boarders of food and the wainscoting in dark green nnd they are only asking thnt they be One of the helpers was out in front There was a family reunion ut of the building waiting on a gasolene .thcr necessities be tracked down presents th at lofty and cool and in- paid commensurate with the cost the home of B. W. Smith of Pnnln customer when something like a and prosecuted under the Lever food viting appearance that Is so rc- of living in this day of exorbitant on Sunday, Aug. 3rd. control act. Recommendations for freshing in the aummer weather, prices. muffled explosltinn •csin*,‘'«I fallowed additional legislation necessary to Ed Betts knows the Ice cream be n dense smoke and Mrs. Williams is v.voi’kV, who nad served tor The shon •"**•» •** of th*» *nm° ('feet tb*n the rn«r wild drink buoi . . . .pfl V... immediately sounded the alarm. nine months in Bate Hospital 136 frame of mind as the engineers who formulated by the special * u b |cntcr to the wants of the trade with Volie Williams her husband who has Vannes, France had returned the living by their representative in Washing­ remittee of the cabinet, were In j many new nnd fancy drinks. und ton last week toiti President Wilson Sunday before, looking none the charge of the machine shop was . Mvtii W ikor.’ ’ • • •■j .t*!*r-.-T-'- i'<jclictouis iccr. He will be assisted by that either Congress must reduce worse l»ut rather bettor for his over acrooss the street on business and fieri to make these recommenda-] Howard Harris who is nlso r.n expert the high cost of living or expect hurried over but in »*m03t an in­ seas trip. . »ns the subject of nn enlry message j n t |iis line. The new store will also to raise the wages of the engineers stant the machine shop and the His young daughter Mrs. G. O. congree*. Their nature lias not handle Nunnnlly’s famous candles or exspcct another strike. It is simply entire building was in flames and it Stenstrom of Eustis arrived on TAKE N OTICE thut on Thurs­ en disclosed. nnd confections, cigars and tobacco coming to the point in the existence was Impossible to get out any cars day. August 21st, 1919 nt 10 o’clokc Wednesday; his eldest , Mrs. O. II. or any part of the equipment. The country today faced the defi- and a good line of stationery and A. M. the Railrond Commissioners Hlackwelder , of St. Augustine on • tirornise of nomc cut In bread supplies. , , The fire department responded Thurdsay; und on Friday his sitcr ires following announcement yesBetts place will ma e a spet y tha* there must he relief from the of the State of Florida will he in Mrs. Phillips, whom he had not to the cull as soon as possible but r d u y by Dr. Julius II. Barnes, of od Sunday orders " • ’« * present high prices or every industry session at the Chamber of Commerce seen for nineteen years arrived with the water pressure was very poor Auditorium in Javk-i-nvIUe, Florida, •i"’ corporation th at im m c U .t. » « £ L b . » n d.' in the land will be tied up. then and there to hear and consider her youngest duughter, Mrs. Norman. and the water company did not get fort would he made to place on sale 1,,c ne* s‘urt , . . . ... The demands of the shop men urc your application heretofore filed with So Sunday Mrs. Jno. Purdon and any pressure until the fire was al­ every community teh ee price, are e.m ple.e by_ lit. P unthla. ami 1.xset forth in the following circular: with them for their approval of your family; Mr. and Mrs. Ren Sm ith most out. With the inadequate plea­ Sanford, Fla. Aug.4, 1919 telephone toll rates authorized by and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarke sure the fire departm ent assisted by :.“ th . Leo brother, o. th.a city citizens did valiant work and saved the Postmaster General, and of Pearson and family came. This was ire during the last four months, he and the lighting, fans and other To nil Locals and Members the theatre building belionglng to « r the first time th a t Mr. and Mrs. your several exchange rates ut the 7 as been at least a dollar above electrical equipment was Installed Division 2 & 3 Smith had had the pleasure of B er­ T. J. Miller L Son on th* south’ side following Exchanges: ’ figure The announcement was by the Char os Electric Co of San- Railway Employees Dept. and the J. L. Miller building on the, Greeting: Micanopy, St. Andrews, Chipiey, ing all of the!.* children and gran d ­ north side of the garage. Confined a,le at U e same time however th a t ford. The lights are of the semiAt our regular meeting today we Fernandina, Green Cove Springs, children together since they have to the one story garage building ,e grain corporation had decided to Indirect type th a t cast n° ahadows unanimously adopted the following Lake City, Panama City, DcLand, become grandparents and their joy between these two higher building* 3 nintain the government’s guarantee and *hed * ^ I j t T n d the B etti , wheat at $2.26 a husehel. The make a beautiful light anil the Metis resolutions, and ask th a t you do Palatka, Daytona, Gainesville, San­ was unbounded. _ . ford, St. Augustine., Orlando. I W likewise. respective world wheat supply. Mr. place is one of t h e b“ ly 1,« $ £ d £ The return of our noble soldier garage finally cavou in sacola,' K e y West, Geneva, GraccWh «»<»•• • -• • fIa ines were subdued hut it looked arm , .aid, d ie,. , . 4 M .a c tio n boys causes many happy reunions -• » * for a time as though the entire block Owing to the cnoromus, and as vjlie, Havana, Jacksonville, Lynn —-— . r,-,r\e protection a . .. . Rna 'J e n d much to tho appearance sich us thir. of buildings including the theatre, we think unjustifiable, advance Haven, Oviedo, M ilo Beach. ri,r ater. ...... 0f this new place. Approved by the Postmaster Gen­ the Herald building nnd tho Peoples in the price of ull necessaries'* of eral und all other charges, practices Rank building would go. life, we the mechsnics and helpers employed by the railroad are un­ rules and regulations in force or The Seminole Garage building in able to maintain our pre-war effect by order or approval »>f the the property of N. H. Gamer and Postmaster General, nnd to fix nnd star iard of living, and the contents belong to the Seminole establish toll rntes, exchange rutes Garage being the property of N. H. WhereasGnrner and J. B. Lawson and the In January of this year we muds loss is heavy partly covered by In­ this known to the proper au»hosurance. ritles pnd requested such advances One of the worst features of tho as would enable us to meet th»»*> fire was the loss of many cars th a t enhanced prices, and retzin our pre-war standard of living, and may arise in the premises. Whereas: And at said time und place, you These requests were refer!ed *o and nl! other parties legally and AMPUTATED MEMBER IS BUR­ TRIFARITE M ANAGEMLM i* the "board of adjustment of rail­ rightfully interested will have an IED TWICE BUT COMES BACK MOST FAR REACHING PRO­ road wages and working condi­ opportunity to he fully heard. TO HAUNT SHERIFF’S OFFICE POSAL EVER SUGGESTED. tions" in February of this year, und F \C H TIM E. W ITNESS T H E HAND of the Chairman of the scld Raiirozd Com­ Washington, Aug.7.—Organized Ia the foot of Jumos Sweeten a missioners. affixed in open stssion. hoodoo? labot h before the nation with « und by their order at Tallahassee, demand thnt private capital be re­ James is a ne^ro hoy who a few tired from railroad operation and tho Capital, this 2nd day of August days ng- accidently shot himself that there be substitued a trip an te A. D. 1919. in the foot at his home near Chuluota R. HUDSON BURR. control of railroad properties by the und wni. brought to tnls city where Chairman public, operating managonwfit and Dr Denton found it necessary to the employes. The do rounds signed am p u tate the foot since which tim e by the engineer, firemen, conductor* he has been in the county hospital TWO B it GIFTS and labor, -s of the American Fede­ Dr. Geo. Hyman Pastor Baptist in the rear of the county Jell. ration of Labor wan recognized in After t h e operation Dr. Denton Temple made the congregation happy Washington today ns the most fai gave the am pu’utcd m e m b e r to n PROFITEERING IN SH O ES Sunday night by the announcement reaching proposal yet placed before of two big gifts. Mr. Ultimate Consumer has barely the nation during its reconstruction Mrs. E. E. Cox has established recovered from the shock he got period. two Memorial funds as follows: when he read the prediction of one of Officials refused to predict its To Choplnln George Hyman of the country's boot and shoe barons outconfe. It will fbe formally laid the U. S. A. ? £00.09. This was given thut we are soon to be apying $20 before the house commerce comwhile Dr. H y n an was in France. fice with a foot that was found and $25 a pair for shoes, when be To Col. and Mrs. Walter Guinn flouting in the lake. He thought an j stumbled ucross on authenic item advertisement $500.00. Making a gift of $1000.00 a'ligator had swallowed a man nnd j in a trade paper, to Church Building Fund of South left this foot. Deputy David Speer | of shoes for export—"R eady to recognized ihe foot and again it woa i Baptist Convention. ship at once direct from our own Mr. J. D. Hoed has adopted for buried, this time on the lake shore | be made fac’.ories.” ihe church a missionary in Tokio, east of the city and Dr. Denton The firo demonstrated that gar­ There were, for instance, 59,600 clurion that th e only way to obtain Japan. Mrs. W. H. Clarke. Mr. saw to it himself. ages are dangerous risks in the puirs of men’s work shoes at $3, anything like a square deal was Meantime a dog nosing around dis­ Hood pays the salary of this mis­ heart of the city u n i th a t Salford "m ade two full *u!?s, solid leather in­ to cease work, and interred the foot and a man finding sionary which is $700.00. better fire pressure and ono needs soles nnd counter, eolid lift heels. Whereas: it rushed to ths Carnes Hotel w ith The action of these two members it and he ju*# knew that somebody th a t should be ready for business Other work shoes are offered at $2,25 Having ceased work alter due con­ is indication of the enthusiasm that bud been murJei'ed and the murder­ any time of the day or nigh*. $2.36, $1.80 and $2.50. The highest sideration and with a full know­ exists in the Baptist Church.* l ive er had disposed of the remains all price quoted is $5.76 a pair for " mcj| ledge of our duties and responsi­ new ir,cmbtr» were uildpii Sunday. gun-mctnl calf high-grade shoes.” Was Not Murder bilities we find on the one side Th.. church is interested in the but the foot. The fair sex is n o t forgotten; two Neighbors found the body of a Again tho sheriff's office was noti­ of the 12 items provide it with kid negro numed Scipio Jones in his fied and Dr. Denton called to iden­ shoes a*. $3.26 and "welt oxford home near Longwood last Satur­ tify the foot. By this time D r. and higt *huc»." at $1.76 a pair. day. On account of blood being Denton and the sheriff’s office were Frank Takach is among the boys getting somewhat worried about th e discovered near the body it waa at Sush prices ore bound to excite returning home. Frank was in the foot and they told the latest sensa­ first rumo d th a t he had been killed. t m curiosity of tho domestic con­ medical departm ent of the army tionalist to keep the foot as they A t the coroner’s inquest it developed sumer. Must wo go abroad to get th a t he had been subject to hempr* and waa atationed most of the time had enough of it. American-made shoes cheaply? How at Lakewood New Jersey. can manufacturer* and dealer* Jus­ The U st flrdcr haa burled it again ages and this had canted h b death. tify the great- disparity In price*. and Dr. Denton and the sheriff and If it U possible to sell a t such reaBrjren Auto Garage Opens his deputies threaten th a t if the foot Signed A. C. Peel, Chairman aoi able figure* abroad a t a prappears egnin they will endeavor to The Bryan Auto Garage has Strike Committee. why not at home?—Buffalo Com­ give it back to Sweeten and let him opened in the Lcffler block. P, E. Geo. Randall, iSecretary mercial..keep it or at least keep it boiled for Pitta, of A tlanta, hxe arrived in S. F. Weeks. a few months where it will not bur­ the city, and will have charge of L. B. Hodgins. Mr. Pitts h a first den them ir. their dreams nnd in tho garage. Mrs. B. G. Smith and Mrs. Theo A. L. Combell claos mechanic and knows tho auto |t>V.f waking hour*. Aulin and the Aulin baby of Oviedo B. Smith. cost %• repair,bueinesa in al! its branches. I Is this foot a hoodoo or not? nnd Mrs. Tilden Jacobs of Chuluota . A. Draper. render. were shopping In tho city Tuesday. notts �PAGE TWELVE IT IS SERIOUS Some Sanford People Fall to Realise the Seriousness of a Bad Hack The constant aching of a had hack, The weariness, the Bred feeling. The pains and achea ol kidney iUa, May result seriously if neglected. Dangerous urinary troubles often fol* low. A Sanford citizen shows you what to do. Mrs. W. A. Tiliis. 1100 Elm A vt.,says: "I am Just as strong for Doan's Kidney Pills now ns when 1 endorsed them be­ fore. I used them some years ago. At ♦hat time I had a sore and lame back and found it difficult to benrd over. My kidneys didn't act us they should either. I used a box of Doan's nnd they regu­ lated my kidneys and rid me of the pains in my back, i have great faith in Doan’s Kidnev Pills." Price tiUc, at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Tiliis had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Puffalo, N. Y. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING «j Alt Local A d v crtisem en tii U nder ThiH H ead in g THREE CENTS a Line For E a',n In s e rtio n *!ini m i n C h n rj'f 2o CcntH. In answering an advertisement where no name Is mentioned in the td, plca-e 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 w? do we are not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter and nddress it as per in­ structions In tho ad. This Column is Free to Returned SoWer« and Sailors Who Seek Positions. AUGUST 1 THE SANFORD HERALD ln.WM r, 312 Sanfcrd Avenue a t once. house, 2 and one half acres tiled, Mulca wagon nnd harness. Bargain for cash. W. W. Dresaor, R*1 W anted—Fire proof safe: also two horse wagon, if n bargain. Box 68, Sanford, Fla. 62-4tc WANTED— OLD CLEAN HAGS. ANY KIND EX­ CEPT OLD SOCKS. COATS. PANTS, OR BED SPREADS. AT THE HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf For sale—2 2-ton Seldon Worm Drive Motor Trucks Pneumatic Equipment. 3 —1 Ton Seldon Worm Drive Motor Trueks Pneumatic Equipment. If you are in the mar­ ket for a Moror Truck it will pay Wanted—We will pay the highest you to see these before buying. J. market price for pine veneer timber, D. Bowen, 327 Laura St. Jackson­ C2-3t loaded on the cars, anywhere in 60 ville, Fla. miles of Orlando, Fla. Dixie Lum­ For sale or exchange—1 Vault ber & Veneer Co., Orlando, Fla. door, good shape, l large Safe, 71 • M*-6tp inches high, 1 smnll Safe. 34 inches high, 1 adding machine. Must sell quick. C. Care of Merald. 62-tf. Upholstering and muttrc«s making, il Duroc furniture repaired, mirrors plated, Roseland nuto tops and seats recovered. First Gl-4tp class work only. Brown Upholstery Shop. 121 Court St., Orlando, Fla. For Sale—One Dodge Touring 49-tfc car, just overhauled and put in Agricultural Engineer with crew first class condition. Seminole Coun­ o->on August 1st for other engagi- ty Garage. merits with reliable parties nearing sudirrigation. landscaping, report­ For sale—Ten pure bred Duroc ing on property. Best references Gilts—8 month- .del. Roseland Dairy Address Agri cultural Engineer, 61-itp Cure of Herald. 63-2tc. For Sale—Ten acres celery land east of Sanford on brick road 1 i mile FOK SALE from loading station, five acres im­ For sale — Wood. Oak and Fine. proved, 5 acres unimproved, 2 wells. Stove, Fircpluce or Furnace. Get For particulars apply to "F arm ," your winter supply now. F. IV Hinei c-o Herald. GS-tf Box 807, Rhone 57. 63-2tp For Sale—Jersey Duroc pigs, 51For sale—Fine Columbia Church a pair, SC for one. G. W. Spencer Organ, in good condition. Very cheap 58-tf Mrs. Criggnl 1st Street. • 03-2tp For Sale or R ent—Large, comfort FOR SALE — ( ORONADO able bouse, recently repaired. H. C BEACH. FIVE OCEAN FRONT Dullose. 55-tf LOTS, 50 X 209 FEET. NEAR ’*\VIII,ON AND BRIDGE ROAD For sale—Mnxwell Touring cur. $350.00 EACH FOR QUICK in splendid condition. Cash or credit SALE. W. L. COOPER. B. &. O. Motor Co. 64-tf. CORONADO, FLA. 63-2tp For snle: Upright piano, Everett good condition: very reasonable; in quire Mrs. A. W. Fitts, 1006 E W anted—20 sales girls Saturday Second Sg., Snnford. 63-2tp at Kanner’s store 111 E. First St. 64-ltc. WANTED Wanted: young jersey cow. Write P. Mussel white, Geneva, Fla. 63-2tp. For sale—Two horses and one wagon. Cash 5125. Enquire Wekiwn Post-ofilce. Mrs. Wallace. 64-2tp For sale—Spring tootli harrow and sulky plow. Cheap. Apply Don McDonald, City. 64-2tp For sale—25 acre farm, 25 hogs, W anted—Saleslady. Ladies Ready 2 cows and calves, 1 horse wagon For sale Duroc Jersey pigs and to Wear. Apply New York Ready c .d tools $1,600. Address Box IL sows. Good stock. Joe Fernandez, 64-3tp. Wekiwa, Flu. 63-4tp. Advertise in the Herald For sale—Iluick Four, REAL ESTATE YOUR PROPERTY WE ARE SELLING ALL CLASSES FIRE INSURANCE . Tornado Tour Auto Your Home Liabilit Property Damage nt Co. - Formerly Holden Real Estate Co n Lots, in All Parts of City • •» €, s in M. M. Smith’s Sub Division A. F. CO NNELLY model. Good condition, new A bargain. Wight Tire Co. f. wall case: four S ft. wull cases: one 2 5 ft. umbrella case: six 8 ft. floor - cases; plate glass with iimiuio nose; to horse-shoe rase consisting of two i , 18 ft. cates and one 7 ft. case with r» undi d ends nnd marble base. Al­ , most new outfit for sale ns a whole _ or a part. V. E. Jacobs Co., 135 West Jacksonville, Fin. G4-2tp For sale—25-foot launch, maho­ gany finish, auto top and control, For sale—Launch 26 feet long, 16 miles per hour, practically new, original cost 51200.00. Cash or will 6 feet beam (Rrocltf model) 8 If. P. exchange for cattle. Dr. W. F. heavy, duty Callin. perfection engine Blackman, Lake Monroe, Florida also boat 47 feet long 8 feet beam, has been used as house boat. No power. Hulls in fine shape just paint­ For sale—20 acres choice celery ed. Price for both boats 5350.00. land ull cleared, 10 acres under tile These boats can be taken through good well. 5 miles from Sanford, Ocklubawn river to St. Johns.. If good road, good house and out you mean business send for pictures buiidingson place. For particulars nnd particulars. An excellent fishing see F. C. Welsh, at B. &. O. Motor outfit. Address Lock Box 394. Eustis Co., Fla. 64-3tp 64-1 tp. FIX TU RES FOR latest Two 12 ft. wall r&ses FOR RENT Furnished Rooms—By da*, xjti or month. Every convenience. Ovir Philips Drug Store, corner Park u j First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart. Prep. 43-tf FOUND Found —Bluck bob tailed »«», marked under slope split in one it? and crop in other ear. Owner ns have same by paying for this, ij and damages. Bold. W. Lord. 63-tf, LOST Lost—Bunch of keys bclorgitg to D. O. Brown. Finder t&ut return to Brown's market SarJcrj Avenue. Reward. 64-2tc. Lost—Gray wool coat lost ia automobile on Oak avenue. Fisdu return to Herald office and ...tin rtTra:.!;* * ' ti4-2tp Announcing Opening Lefller B uilding Corner First Street and Sanford Avenue Phone M IL L E R Tires and Tubes SO U TH E R N FREE R O A D S E R V IC E W H ERE S E R V IC E I S C E R T A IN L. T. BRYAN PITTS �AUGUST 8, THE SANPORD HERALD PAGE TWO COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD Mm. J. C. Vaughn. The W trd j'V ill leave shortly (or Salem Mass. Mm Wards former Lome, The R. D. Brisson home on Celery attractive evenavenue ings with its line display of electric lights. * Mr. and Mm. D. R. Brisson had as dinner guests last Thursday even ing Mr. and Mm. Joe Cameron and young people. Mm. J. 0 . Rowan will return a three months visit in New York about September 1st. Delineator A party of .10 person, several car A party of ladies front town came loads returned the Osteen peoples out Wednesday and gave Mm. B. visit to the Moores Station Sunday Steel of Bcardull avenke a very School last Sunday and report an pleasant surprise. Her n-socintes in the Baptist church. interesting visit. Mr. Cranson of the west side is Mm. 1. D. Hurt is entertaining her sister Mm. I. C. Hughes and little our tnnil man while Mr. Green has his vacation. sor. Ei gene of DeLnnd this week. A son was horn to Mr and Mrs* Mr. and Mrs. Irvin E. Estridge Allen Allman at ‘Osteen Ferry lust and children drove to Oxford Inst week. Friday. Mr. Estridge returned Satur­ S Mrs. William Walter arrived here day. Mrs. Estridge ami the children will remain two weeks as guests of | last week from a months visit with her mother. They atten d ed n barbe­ her daughter in Washington D. C. Mr. Walter and their son Ltonurd cue am! picnic on Saturday. Joined her here Friday and they are Mr. anti Mrs. Wait* r J. Ward are packing their household goods pre­ expected here from Jacksonville to paratory to shipping them to their visit Mrs. Wards parents Mr. and new home in Pahokee. The Stones family who huve lived in one of the Cameron houses have moved into town. Mrs. McDonald <v*nue has gone to visit friends near At­ lanta Ga. G. C. MeDougnl is at home from Wa.vcross during the Ry strike. Mist Clnir Cameron arranged a sur­ prise party for Mr. ami Mrs. Hunter, the newly-weds to take place at the A. B. Cameron home Tuesday evening. Mrs. H unter's clan with whom she and Miss Clair graduated with tms year were to he included with the invited guests. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth drove to Stone Islnnd Sunday and enjoyed a visit with Mr. ami Mrs. A. B. Commons at their attractive home. The Commons were to leave for Fertilizer. Materials ' COTTON SEED MEAL . CASTOR POMACE TANKAGE ASHES LET US QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS OF ALL KINDS OF MATERIAL—\VE WILL SAVE YOU M O N E Y AND GIVE YOU — GOOD SERVICE — CHASE & COMPANY Snnford, Florida Many tire dealers m eet you with an argument about how cheap they can sell you a tire. I f1their tire had the quality and mileage built into it that a DIAMOND TIRE has, they would not have to mention the PRICE. Y et a DIAMOND cost you no more than a so-called C H E A P TIRE. Miles - - Cord Tires 10,000 Miles Tire Company SEMINOLE BANK ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE Richmonu, inutnnu on Tucdsay for diamond the results were 14 to six several weeks visit with old home in fnvor of Mt. Verde. D on't g».»‘ folks. discouraged hoys. While there fs I. D. Hart is painting his tenant 1 ^ ° Giere is hope, houses on Geneva avenue this week. I Sripio Jones 911 old colored citiOur neighbors who are away for « " ,of LonKW° od * n8 f? unU dead ‘n the summer and have favored us h!s hIo n,t on Sunday afternoon. He with cards are Mrs. Margaret Marla»t seen on Friday repairing shall in Michigan. Mr. and Mr h ly o o f. t is thought he m ight have B. Tyler in Waynesvllle, N. C.. Mr. nllcn and ab,e t o *vt into the and Mrs. I. D. Martin PorlU and, ^ '" ,t died lrotr; *ha ®ffecta ot Maine, Mr. and Mm. B. E. Squires ‘J* hurf “s . no ™ h"ard m ,n com* in Pottsdam New fo rk . Its tine to ,,lnin of btlnK U’ he remembered. Word has been received from Louis „ _ _ , ^ Enttiininger that ho has arrived in h h. D utton has rented the A. G. ^ e am j WftS nt Camp Merrill. L. warehouse at Moores Station for the use of the farming company for Mr. and Mrs. P. S. M orton, Mrs. whom he is the Sanford representative Maurey and son Gregory Jr. of Their newly purchased land is Ijcinc (lr'nn‘l° ai*d *Yr. ul|d Mrs- J. S, clpnred n n d n u t i n to shane. Dinkel nnd J. E. Phipps enjoyed 11 picnic supper and a swim in Hoosier Springs last Saturday. An nd In the I P . » w »-*••«, .0 l ’if si ns an a Britt to get cool clothes. The correspon­ Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Blackman and dent advises to go to Hoosier or little daughter were shopping in Palm Springs where they don’t have to have many clothes but can keep Sanford on Tuesday. cool. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alice Syzemore Mr. McGahey and family returned and Miss Flora Brockway were C. B. Searcy has the honor of home Saturday after two weeks at guests of Mrs. W. H. Boyd Sunday. their cottage at Coronado beach. killing the coon that had been mak­ ing raids on the poultry yards in Miss Flora Ilrockway was visit­ J. E. Phipps was shopping in this section. ing Mrs. Rooks in Sanford Thursday Sanford Tuesday. Mrs. Wallace of Wekiwa and Mr. A. J. SJoblom and family of Lake WEKIWA ITEMS Reese of Sanford were married in Mary were out Sunday in his Cole School opened Mondoy with fif­ Sanford Inst Wednesday, which was six looking after his Wekiva farm. teen pupils nnd Mrs. E. O. Herbuli* quite n surprise to every one. Lcngwccd crcrscd bets with Mt. for teacher. We had no school here The much n e e d ed repairing is Verde last Thursday on Longwood last year. being done on the Wckvwa bridge this week. Miss Eula Brockway is at work in Leesburg labeling orange boxes. Mrs. Syzemore spent last week week at Fuller visiting. COMPANY Agents For International Harvester m es Announcing the cleanest, coolest and newest ice cream p a rlo r in S a n fo rd Com e in and cool off. ANNEX Ice cream a specialty N u n n a lly’s famous candies fresh by express, cigars, cold drinks and stationery Sunday ice cream orders a specialty N r it door to PerAfaa A Drift McCormick fl D ::rin g Mb wing H ay R a k e s and Harrows WEST GENEVA AVENUE The good ruin Saturday was thankfully received. It did cool the hot wave some and was a great help to the sweet potatoes. Mrs. Jack Vaughn and Miss Gladys Robinson were calling in town Saturday and hail a good oil hot drive coming home. Our little Snnford town ia greatly improved since the war is over. It makes us feel good to v nlk t Le streets nnd look each side and ht»* our home boys back with us again. It made us all ferl good when the news came that Mr. Durant of Lake Mary had got his car home again hut I don’t guess the ones that stole the car are feeling very good from the looks of the bright bullet holes through the side and the back of the car. It is a hard job for any one to get off now a days with stealing from others. We have good sheriffs and deputies and they are brave good men und they go to catch or kill. It would he good job if all the rogues could be put out then the good honest people could live (n peace and not feel efraid of rogues. A theif is the worst thing we have in this world. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thompson of DeLnnd were calling at Mrs. Jack Vaughn and Mrs. Tom Tyners Sutylay afternoon and looking over the old home place. Mr. and Mra. Will Robinson and family spent Sunday in Geneva with Mrs. Robinson’s brother Mr. James Byrd. The airplanes passed us by again 'Sunday. They look mighty lonely I up in the air so high. iContinued on pa?.e 3) The TAVARES INN NOW OPEN Catering to Commercial Men and Families Am rtlnn PUn. Good Eala. Hatra l l r i « u t o ThrTAVAItEN INN. Tararra. ITa. Well, take it calmly-—no use an-*riog and making the air blue. Better bring it to Kent's vulcanizing shop und have it attended to. We’ll make a finished job of it, In short order and you w on't know the vul­ canized shoe from the now one. And it will give new-like service. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS PHONE IT k an 3 d St. Sanford, Florid WhenYourSprin^Breaks A U TO OW NERS Call on ua for exact duplicate of yuur broken spring, -4 and reedvo S spring sa tJm IsfactJan that lx | Mm real. SANFORD FLORIDA �•• V f - ; - J --•.■jc'i; ,. *-. ITlg®t ; ''''V i s a s '- ' t i ’flUST & 181P - : j 7 5 : f ^ ^ ^ S ^ g J ^ p * ' - ^ i y "r7r z-“ r' ' vv*^'*' 7M**"*f-•^v?'* . ^ gyu •%>.wv1;5 •-•*?».,*> ■ _____________ io s ia “A r<»<l fw E»«ry Ntcd' some o r oun .special m icas IIS.00 PiHui Smith reed ll.ia Purina Chlrkra Cbander W# L\ Oil* • Ill.TS >1.40 /lA llllT V U A D D E N I N r C ' **• Smith and Mrs. Thoo C O U N I I I I n l I E i i l l l l v J u ( Aulin visited Sunford Tuesday. C ontinued from p a g e 2) Ml*s Lnrsen of Orlando spent ^ ____ — fTuW iby tiight ’v.'ith Mrs. W. E. W KE MARY ITEMS | Ar«0 »nd 'family. ... j; Kvan« and family returned j The Womans Missionary Society their home in Tampa Sunday, of the Methodist church held its n Evans taking them as for ns regular meeting Monday afternoon Orlando in his car. j a t the home of Mrs. A. J.,M cC ully .. Mr. Mark Melvin a n d Mr and Mrs. Mack Melvin andj' Wh,lo tho attendance was small, , ^ children came up from Winter . f hcre waa^ much interest manifested * vrn in their cur and spent S u n -;"] organising the society After some with the Dunn family. discussion It was decided to keep *k? ' the Ladies Aid Society a distinct C. A. Karina and family accompli- nntj 8Cparate organization as it has | oitd t>y Goodheart and Amanda i,ccn jn ^ pagt_ | t was also decided ! ifeWom motored down to Winter to hold aj| t ju, rncctliiK^ at the Jlt.vn Si"* la>’* ' Woman's Club building as it was Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brnddock more centrally located, returned to their home a t Pcirson Thc fam!|y of Mr. S. W. Swope Tuesday. returned Tuesday from the beaeli H. D. Durant went to Pnlatka where they have been spending a Thursday night nnd returned Fri- week. ity with the remains of the sto le n ! Mr- L u nnro an(J famfly 0f tir. it may wc" ^ur coons “ ' “i Winter Garden liave rented the they made good use ol their time ( c U8hing Cottage for tho winter, for it might be their Inst joy rid e . Malcolm, brother of Mrs. Gore, cn this side of tiie river. Thc ear jJ-a n^)ll moved io uviedo. v„ found to be condition! Mre A K Crawford nn{, Uttle out s:i e " a RCn^ ,„ .n *»n George have returned after « bulb: holes. 11 * three weeks visit to Leesburg. I, due m the skillful management J ....... " of Sheriff Brady nnd his force1 Little Misses Amelia nnd Eliza«nd their kindness will never be both Wright entertained a few of jof(. ttrn. their young friends Wednesday nfter -------------------noon a t a little party. OVIEDO O. P. Swope was a business Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Swope ami visitor to Sanford Wednesday, children have returned from Chicago-j Dr nn(] M„ Simmuns ar,(i q,. and Mrs. Mathison nnd dnugh 1Allen Campbell, spent last Sunday ter Marguerite have returned to ut Daytona Beach. l‘l. Myrr.- nfter a short visit to, The* Oviedo tiasehall team crosses Oviedo. , hats with the Kissimmee team on Mi«i Elsie Marshall returned to Gie Ovideo diamond this week. Atlanta Tuesday where she is taking (', ]Jt West spent Sunday nnd a cour.'o in the Grady Hospital Monday at D aytona Beach returning J. Crawford of Orlando has wbh h'-» car|Y Tuesday mornmov d to Oviedo it/order to be more lnKronveniently located to his farm ui Mrs. L. E. Wright s|ient Tuesday Iowa Cl tv this winter. in Oriai.tlo. M B B B B -B W hat, Groceries? Well. yes. Our groceries nre pleasing to serve or display. at our.store and get acquainted or phone 1GG for supply, Largo o r Small. Miss Neil King returned to Oviedo Tuesday after an eight weeks visit at Lexington Va. whrre ;hc har been taking a course ul the Univer­ sity • of Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Tildcn Jacobs of Chuiuota nre spending a while with Mrs. Mary Jacobs, having been called by the serious illness of Mr. Edwin Jacobs. Mrs. Mary Piorpont n-luniud Wednesday from the Fla. Sanita­ rium where she has been for two weeks. W. J. Lawton nnd family re­ turned Thursday from Daytona Beach where they have been for the past month. GENEVA Mrs. J. V. Wick.% Mrs. Troy Proctor and Mrs. W. D. Bnllnrd were shopping in Sanford last Wed­ nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips expect to leave Saturday for Hammoryl Ul ••yt « op! t where they will spend tho summer. Rev. Abecrombia of Umatilla preached at tho Baptist church here lant Sunday morning. Rev. Abe cromhic is a brother of Mrs. Bessie H an and Mrs. Win. Stones who reside here. Mrs. Brown, mother of Mr. Will Brown returned from Georgia last Sunday Rufus Ilrowm continues ijuitc ill. Thc Womans Missionary meeting of the Baptist church met nt the home of Mrs. C. W. Culpnppor last Tuesday. Rev. nnd Mrs. Abecrombie, Misr Mary Stones nnd Mr. Fred Stone motored over from Daytona Inst Sunday nnd spent tho day with relatives. Mr. Ravs Franklin our station ugent nnd sister Mrs. Foster left last Saturday for western points. Mr. Hugh Tillis und mother of Sunford spent the dny with Mrs. Tillis' mother, Mrs. R. G. Nicholson last Sunday taking her back with them to Sanford Mint even'lig. Call Your Patronage is Appreciated, Algood Oleotnargerlne nnd Everbest Margarine.—Always Iresh West Side Cash Grocery (Ask Our Customers) P H O N E IGG L. F. R oper (Co; j r l f t .l . 1019. h ? W r itte n A*w»i>*per I'n lu a .) Urereton usually rushed Into the city boarding house Just In time for meals, nn,l rushed out again ufterwurtl either to Imslnevs or to Leila’s; so he made no ncnualntniiccs nn:eru; Ids fellow xxKiiiiiiiiiiiiKiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiixiiiihiiiiiixiiiiiiiinnxiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiuiiiuixxx I V F E C I A L We Make a Specialty o f P leasin g Our Customers E verything We Sell is Special Every Hour o f Service is Special X X X SO WHEN YOU GO TO THE BRYAN AUTO COMPANY YOU GET Special A tte n tio n by S pecial Men and S pecial S ervice. I X I § MILLER TIRES and TU BES AUTO REPA IR IN G and ACCESSORIES AUTOGENIUS W ELDING FREE RO AD SER VICE B R Y A N A U T O CO. “ WHERE SERVICE IS CERTAIN” F irs t S t. S anford A ve. P h en e * L effler B uilding ^xxiiiiiinmixmiiii!iinxiii!miii!iKHi!iiiimixiiiiiiiixiiii!iiiiii»xiiiiiiiHHiXii?i!uiiinxuHiimnix«»c l^ v L " PHONE 181 I^ UQEJQ j •'iat . MTU • Illgli tJ r t d i I I i r d v N d Aihet Wc have it, can get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere J. W. Itoolit yy'***^Jtyf p A r p c ir j P I ? A T l ? r ^ H / T D A M V TUE BIG v > r l. X J 2d0 V j X L / \ .X H i V ^ v / l v l x i \ . i i X 9 FEED HOUSE gtieslN, «„ Hutiitil liiem |tin* th'uliirly. Ills ndud also, wn» usually tipoii „ r—J.nlln, It oun for the glrl'a wike that he bent his every endeavor toward miccvwl lailla, tieautlful favoretl dnugli* ter of fortune, bad promised to wait for him until he xhutihl have achieved the llnanrlul ruccOM which her fath­ er cotutlderetl neceMary to tholr union. Imlla In her prnmlxo nnd not rn* tlr«l> given up her freedom. It was agreed that nhe might still attend var lous fest'.vltleH to whch slie wna liecuKtomed In the companlouNhlp of men of her chooidiig, while Bob Itrereton tolled by the light of the Pgaratlve evening lamp. Little Juliet flitting at the opiioniiu Hide ol the hoarding house table In her UfrSt gray drew! wttb lt« white collar, Janet with new weary circles netienth her violet eyes—glunced at •he flue absorbed luce of the new hoarder und wondered wistfully lmw some women were blessed by llmllng their Ideal. Janet coming curly to the breakfast table one nmming missed him. Tin mom ........... ••nn'*eoimtaM> u^wiui^ For n moment she stood with the mis­ tress of the house nlone. “Tlint Mr. Itrcrcton Is nick," Mrs. Hutchins «n!d Irrlfalily, "and . at raid he’s taken with this uitchlng j epidemic. If the folks here learn nbotit It I won’t linvo a soul In tlin house by night. They’re nil deadly ufrnld of the disease, nit* I enn’t wait on him, Land knows* He’s got an if::’ wouldn't ho snrprlowl have him go on his Insn», aeetueu *nV> nica to even maKO plant for hhiiscn. Told me Impatient like to call up that swell girl of tils an* slic’d arrange tilings for him. Then ho went off to sleep. Jlayhe you'd do that for me,'* Mrs. Hutchins suggested. "I haven’t time to call up folk's friends,” So Janet scaled herself-and gave tho Vaughns' telephone number. Her heart beat rapidly ns she waited tlm answering voko of Ilrereton’a sweet­ heart, It was as though she bad toystoriously eliatigcd places with him. | "Klek?’’ came Miss Vaughn's borrlIIihI u itcry. "I will send In a mill for Dr. Minor at once, and If the doctor says (but Mr. Ilreroton has the “flu" you will let me know at once, won’t you? I shouldn't like to risk exposing myself by going to see him. And then have Dr. Minor mil n nurse. Thunk you. let me bear trout you Inter." Mrs, Hutchins’ worst fears were re­ alized, her hoarder was suffering se­ verely from the prevailing malady, while the dot'or positively forbudu Ids removal 1 And It developed that no n u n c could be found in the exigency und the doctor who v;ns exceedingly busy hurried away. Jtytct crept softly to the stair, a moment she hesitated before the door of the forbidden room, then bravely entered. "I will lake cate of " r , Ihvrelon,* she told Mrs. Utltclilnu. "My AM)111 Is directly across the bull. We will k«ep him secluded and I shall carefully obey the doctor’s directions." “HiM'tns It ought to be n nearer wom­ an doing all that for him," Mir. Hutchins said, dryly. Little Janet’s lips closed In n Unit Iln« Sli. had not I lied Miss Vaughn „f I'mnee's Intest condition, and the return m.-Muge lmd been: "l*''r_ter .vltnor will undoubtedly Hud i .cene to J.^ik lifter him nml please will you tell Mr. Ilrer-ton not to at­ tempt to come to our house until It Is quite, quite snfe, and—I'll semi him roses every day.” The roses mine. Janet, busy with her hght against lirnth. loft them piled In the hall. The doctor had ordered that they were not to bo In the pnUnit's room. “Itrereton ncnled every lilt of oxy­ gen tlmt lie could get,’’ he said. It would he a desperate light If *!'”/ could pull him through as It was,’' But together they did It—the doctor mid bis tin hwt iisslKtaut. l’attlng tho girl’s shoulder, the doctor assured her that Imr part In the case was greater than bis own. Janet with a trembling sigh turned aside. "I'll get some sleep now," she said. “Soon I’ll have to go hack to the olllce." Weakly hut tremulously the slrk man called to lu>r. "Now that 1 Din talk, little angel of 1 light,’* lie said, "I want to talk to you." • But when Janet tried to explain tactfully the refusal of hln sweetheart to visit him In Ills extremity, Urereton put forth a! quieting hand. | “Never mind," he said smiling. VThere nre many things which we learn lying In silence. TLo true mean- 1 lag of the word love, perhaps. Iailla has that still to l»nrn." "I must go now—" Jnnet begun hastily. But Brendon’a clasping hands lYSii'ultuM tier. "Not until you promise to come hnrk—to me." he flnld shakily. "You must always come hnrk bccauce—I shall need you always—doer." ftllent In .InyouR wonder Janet gased Into (he face of her ldeaL I 1 John B. Stetson University LINCOLN 1IULLEV, Ph.D.. I.IU.D., I.L.D., President DcLcnd. Florida SEND NOW FOR A CATALOG T i l t : URADtIATR D E P A R T M E N T —n * fr « « « of M s s ls r *f Arts nnd RrisscM. T IIK C O U E U i : o r LIDERAL ARTS TOR S l k N —T s s s l y - s s s d f p . f l m t o i . l n . i l . T I I E COLLEOK Ol* LIIIERAL ARTS FOR W O M EN — A woman d tan . wporol. d M a lle ln . T H E COLt.KdK O F LAW —( i r . d u t l r a p r o r d r . In lio rld s « l ( h .u l .lu n ln sllao . T H E CULLECE O F KNOI.N'KERINO — C n o r . t . In v n iln rtrln fl Ir.din f to drpror., T I I E COLLEGE FOR TKVCIIF.IIS — E .o tfU II , far Flailds t f o f h r t k T I I E COLLEGE O F lU U itN E H H -(Iso ldn (. tlnoXXrrpln(. Shorthand. T ;p fs rilln f . T I I E ACADEMY—P r . p i f f i lor alt high (r a d * coltr(r*. T I I E SCHOOL OF MECHANIC ARTS — For bojn and |>.an( mro. T H E SCHOOL OF M U S IC —P im a , plpp organ, ilolln, volte, harmonr, rhoru* oork. T I I E SC HO OL O F FINE ABAS — Special Attention Is Called lo t. Z. 3. 1 h t Ptrllmlnary C o u r .t In Afrlmllur* — llntsn)', IIM n n, Of(*Mf and Innreanle C hrm iilrv. o u a llu tlv . and tjusnlllallte aiutjiU , AjrUuUorol Clifiiii»lr>, Mineralogy, Otology, rtf. T h e Pre Medical C ouraa—Phyrlnlogy, Plologr. •.oatomr. llaritrUlogy, Hlalrology, Zoology. Ilotany, Gtr-tral Chtmlatry. Inorganlt I hrmlstry. Organic C h rm litry , Ip ialltnllrr nnd Ipianllialhr < h m l.irj, |*b)«lra. T h r C o u n t for lltllg'oua Wnrkrra — In illharal U ltralurt, llUtory. Engllah. P ry . rhidogy, P rd tg ogv, F.thlra. Luglf nnd Tlirii:s. ■D The Dixie Steam Laundry r in T t^ .r rn r ‘■•S'ZS of LEiioOb’OivV^, i'LA, Makes two collections and three deli veries of Laundry in Sanford every week. They do mighty good work over there and if you call up Robert Glen Igou, Phone 299 and let him include your package with the rest, you will no doubt be well pleased. .* .’ .* .* .* ,* I i j I I I a ■_•& ’} "TJ. J ■ * i 1 o T. £ **ynmBR ■L 5h3E3BH« * BCSMb - - i �lb* r r r fire started and to utterly fail to thirteen cents in two days as a re­ have any presiurc until the fire was sult of a drive against the prevalent about over and the w ater 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 Manager disposed to entertain the thought thrift, the time has come to put it of a large outlay of money on the into practice. There is no need to Published Evcr>' Friday by fire departm ent at this time but fear that the cultivation of habit unless the Southern Util.'*ies can fur­ of atrictest economy in our personal nish pressure the city will certainly expenditure will deal any lasting n w a u r n o N ru in t in ahvanck: need to purchase an engine for the blow to the Interests either of pro­ O X * T E A *---------------------------------------purpose of pumping water at a duction or of labor. Having once * 1 * M O NTH S-------------------------------------- fire such as this city experienced atarrted price* on their downward TRUCK MONTHS------------------ ------g mm i ---- ■ ■ mm ■■ " — — Monday when quick pressu.e and pash, the demand for all classes E aU fsd M M*tt M m K; K»A service is necessary. Since the city of goods will be quickly doubled and I M i at IW P - t o U k r al (H*f*»a. FWrt4* I'adrr A n a t M a n k W l»T*_________ is paying for water and tho Southern trebled Labor itself has been the first to recognize the soundness oi Ttlrpli*** fts, 11I Utilities Co., has n franchise to t > flic s: H » n J 4 n s lM ts * supply water It seems strange that this principle. Self-denial has ceased our city should be endangered by to be a virtue; it hasbecome a HBV SANFORD'S NEED We witnessed a fire in Sanford. the failure of this company to have necessity if the dollar is not hence­ yesterday, and anyone else viewing sufficeint pressure when it is needed, forth to represent only fifty cents or less. Our plan oi living must be the flames could easily see *hsY our* O simplified and a .Vied down both in sister city was badly In nerd of an T H E EX PEC TED RESULT _ J quanity and quality. If the price of apparatus Thtch could furnish its Some days ago wc called atten corn can be driven down thirteen own water pressure and not depend lion to the fact that distributing the cents in two days, what effect could upon the water works for it. government collected food still on not lie exercised on the price of Orlando found out this fact early in hand among the population of the clothing and of shoes if we resolutely the gattw, and from the expr***«ions country would give little more than refused to buy new garments as of those watching the fire yesterday a dollar's worth to each inhabitant. a great many in Sanford realize the We also expressed the belie! that long as our old ones would decently c ity 's need of such an investment. the cost to the consumer, when he cover our nakedness, and to purchase no foot-covering made of leather.’ Had the fire been differently had paid his postage and charges This may sound like treasonable located, and not hemmed in on both for carriage, would make what he doctrine; perhaps, indeed, it savors aides by brick walls, the cost to the hought but little cheaper, if any, of a thinly disguised form of holcitizens 'A Sanford would no doubt than what he pays at home. shevism. But it is sound to the core have been two or three times what There is another phase of the nnd it is doubtful if all the wisdom nnd engine and truck combined gjiuntinn which presents itself of congress will succeed in deridsing a would cost. i a letter from a correspondent. He remedy promising more rapid, direct It Is cheaper to prevent than says as soon as it is discovered that and unfailing results. Out side of the actual cost to the consumer is tbo ranks of unionized tabor, the rep air.—Reporter Star. equal to or exceeds the local cost consumer is powerless to bring any at home, there will be a sudden pressure to bear on the evils of TW O UNCEASING SUBJECTS shutting off of demand and calls for profiteering. lie may demand thr The two cvcr-prescnt subjects of . , . the Florida press are politics and the I'* " f l u f f s am t h e _whole b«l- enactment of suitable legislation, "building boom" The form. .- has , ance will be sold at auction, and by but he will find it hard either to got to run along for ten months yet. wholesale for some h,n* like 2A per it* nature or to jitiacfnit> regulation* for it; enforcement. amt our readers must be fed daily of it3 coet VttIuu' ; The w riter State Cat-mist Ft. E. Unionized labor up to a certain cn this sort of pap. Rose, says: "If congress really de- point apparently ha* the game in And as for the building boom: Is ,there , .. ......... . „ i sires to aid the consumer and reduce its own hand* until iL u-rives at really and truly much tu a ■ n it I „•» it „ prices, let it offer these building boom? Hones: now. . goods , .. - to the that impasse whose exsistcnce it i public at 50 per cent, of their cost, fully realizes. The nation must or­ You pick up u Miami paper or a . wJ]ich wj|| probt bly lie 100 per cent. ganize itself against the profiteer, S t. Petersburg or a Clearwater I moro thai, it can rc«Hcve when it has using thrift a* its weapon. !f it and you get the idea that the din of, .Q th# K0(jda t0 wholesalers and prove true to itself, a speedy victory th " saw and hammer would deafen gpeculators t* assured.—Palm Beach Post. THE SANFORD HERALD iW i m w W We all know, of course, that those I Tl“‘ ■*»*« chemb,t «>*■ !hat ^ places named are creat and growing * compared prices, in R E F U G E F R O M S U D D E N STCS.V winter resorts and th at. I lt><* w,th transportation charges thev are compelled to build j ( p a w l pw*t> added, with the prices Ezr’tv CoT-tructed Shelter Which Should Have P lace on Every P u b ­ new hotel* and additions to old ones, advertised by Florida retail grocers lic Picnic Ground. - T h at, in their own peculiar tyay, an;‘ falU ,to *c* P“ b,,c ,B are great and Invaluable assets lo r|K ° ,n«E to be bennfltted by the proThere I* not ntitrli pleasure to tie posed sale through the post m liters Florida. lint! in the woods If no shelter I* near at the prices fixed. Hut is there a building boom in Here is something for the Florida when rn!n threatens at any minute. th e M ate? Orlando, Lakeland, SnnMany picnic* are broken up by show­ ford. Dcl.und, Palatka, Galntsvillr, j congressmen and senator* to look ers which last but a few minutes, sim­ La!:** City, Live Oak, Marianna, into. Florida is several "zones" ply liecnu*e there I* no way to protect distant from these great New York the food or to keep dry until the squall rrnBucola? ! and Chicago warehouses, where moil pusses over, writes <?. L Metier, Fnrgo; How ran there lie at present ut­ of tlie good* are stored. It will take N !>., In Popular Mechanic* Mugmost prohibitive prices of lumber?— ulne. A shelter, such ns Illus­ |a high post Gainesville Sun. , , parcel , rate ,, . ,to bring them ,, , , . , ,, ,. , t,i , to Florida, and all this expense ts trated, will take tiie discomfort out Quit your kidding, l r.cle Bob, and . . . . . . . . . . ‘ J . .. . . . . . . thut much added to the hrst cost, d walks nnd picnics, and will Induce la k e a trip to south Florida where .... , . . ... people to tempt the weather more f , ' . , which is already too high. fleii, since they know that protection There b» something doing every day. “T he building boom in any south j ^ *,e foogrcis of the l niuri States I* within easy reach. Florida city and the paved roads "kould. if it has any consideration A dead tri'e, the trunk of which I* would give an Alachua county crac- j fur th*> co n su m er-th e clasi which ►till quite sound, makes nn exeell ker heart disease. . ! witl ,« nefri‘ *»>' a of food start for such a shelter. It should lie ___ 0 __— | cheap—should at least make the nt off about ten fei-t from the ground, ' price so low that it will be worth cure being tqketi to make the saw FLORIDA RANKS SF.CONN i while to buy through tills channel. ills as even us possible. It may be The agricultural and industrial ,, thi# ia not (I„ ne< tl>0 bulk of the iiMvs>.nry to erect scaffolding to make d e p a rtm e n t of the Seaboard A ir, K00(la W1, fettr. go under fils cut properly. After the cut sur­ face Ih worked smooth, eight rafter* IF Line railway has been doing G fat on(, anJi anutb,.r guise, ‘ to grot** s tire lilted into the top of the trunk, work through an advertising <am- or speculators who wili buy for the The rafters are 1*J feet long, fo'ir of paign to establish homeseekers in purpog), „f making money off the them being two by four Inch timber, th e South. The railway admin's-1 spt,cuIatti<)n. end Pair, four by four Indies. They tration Las favored aqd festered the ' „ are supported at the outer end by , , , i . The suggection of the state rhemplan for each of the states, and for . ** four by four Inch p<--Is, driven Into * „ . . , ,, . I i*t is that Florida congressmen and all the roads. Analysis of the P,»l. . . . . . the ground and extending eight feet „ . , . ,. , __ , . , senators get busy and make this replies received by the Seaboard at „ .... i, j , . great bulk of food really available, its Norfolk olllce* results m what K * m .y b . a ,u tp .iK lor m .n,- . h .., " " '" " J . 1*' >“ *•». “ “ ,o1 " " .think th .y k n o . « h .r , » . l Thp » w“,,h * , a , ... I. and wp pars it to congrtia.—Tam la douds and opp^rtunities lie. . ' . . . .. I Tribune. Through the departm ent at Nor___ q __ loik inquiries were received concern­ ing tv eiy one of the forty eight MIL LF.SSON OF I HF. STltlK F. ■-stales. Florida was scored in compar-| In spite of the delay, the in on* V' L on with all the other Mates, a n d ! venience and the general discomfort In comparison with the other *o the public inseparable from a wouthern state*. railroad strike, one could feel it in . ................................... one's. Inm ial hnart to be grateful ■X. I t would I** ir.ler-tting to know , * , . , ”, , .. . t i - to the striking shopmen of the six* where these inquiries came from, by . . ?. . . . . . ... . teen roads in the southeastern states states, and from that analysis could' . * , , , i . | and to applaud Ihpm for the r cou* be even more strongly shown , * ... • . Picnicker* Have Little Fear of Pa»« -S- ling , .. . i ^ i,it uhas rage n. . .translating power Florida has erhen 7, . • into . . concrete . . . ing Barnstorms When a Substantial , . ... , , . notion the disorganized und helpless Shelter Is Near to Protect Clothing behind in intelligent adverbs ng. . , * ' pruteaa of the nation at large a* and Food. .1 O ut ot the total inquiries received Kalnal the nil,h co#t „f living. They following the »d\erti*ing campaigns, j,ave adopted a course that will no shove It. The four by four Inch rafter* Florida received i <3, leading the en- |0ngrr j(.aVe congress with the option dioiild tie tith'd Into the log first, the tire south, and rankl.tg second. \ir* Qj janorfng the most pressing ques- two by four Inch being ndili*| later. Xinia D ranked next closest position tJon of t ,l0 hour. Thcy have brought Upon till* framework, which form* nn Iteing twelfth; then came Georgia mattcr* to a focus with a vengeance Miugonnl, umlirelln-shiipet) structure, tw entieth; Alama twenty third, an(| vvhilc we may deplore the in- even-eighth* Inch Imarls are nailed N orth Carolina twenty ninth, and onvience th a l thpir method of i form the roof. Tills may In* cov­ ered with shingles or some roofing ma­ South Carolina forty first. maklng themselves heard may im- ll rial. The only state concerning which pose upon each of us individually For greater comfort, a scat built m ort enquiries were received than cannot l>ut regard them as tho Hound the trunk tuny tie added, und Florida was California, • which had champions of right and common other seats may lie liutlt near It. The eighty eight more inquiries out of the u y t heir action, they have • hole structure should be finished In to tal of 9,SII.—Tam pa Tribune. 1put l t <squarely up to congress ant i dark, neutral brown, with Just u O— j the administration to devise some touch of white trimming. If the roof NO WATFfR PRESSURE efficient method to lower the cost of I* stained n tnoaa-grccn, tli; color scheme will tie In harmony during all T h e fire Monday afternoon de- living. While they demand highe •crotons of the year, with the prevail­ CbOf'AtraUd th a t the Southern UU-! “ the alternative for failure ing .•nlorw throughout the surrounding Nth's does not conform with the t0 ,,rinK »bout this end. they have w(M>d*. r; ag:een.*nt in the franchise that they not disguised their sintere opinion have a t least eighty pounds of th at higher wages would afford them Altogether Too Smart. pressure available at all times or a ouly temporary and passing relief. Tom e men." said Uncle Ftben, **l« a pressure sufficient to cxThe rulers of the nation are con- so smnrt dat dey lose* Interest In plain • fire. In case the pressure fronted with a problem 10 grave as obt-fnshlnned Iruti. 'cause der alu'l ran down they shcuM be equip- to appear almost insoluable by iegis- enough novelty to It." and ready to raise the pressure |U G 'n . The remedy can *be applied a few mlfitiYfi. This they have [ effectively only l»e a concerted action Far Too Short. done and are r ^ t doing and the upon the part of a majority of the I still find each day too short for all example t j ‘ tr*Jr nigilgenqe citizens oi this country. W hst this the th >iRh*s I want to think, nil the Inability to ca?ry out tte ir con remedy consist* in i* clearly indi- walks 1 want to tnke. nil the boqka I with tha city, la their u tter,fated by the announcements th a t want to rend end nil the friends I to have pressure when tho the price of corn has dropped want to see.—John Burroughs. t %. m~ V .« .. m ■Adah MAW » • Mi . s 18 it.- • v- AJi M U W W M m t f V M M W V M V M W H W W W M V W 2 We have just installed a quantity of new Safety Deposit Boxes in our vault for our customers and others. We now have plenty of boxes a t the same old rate of $3.00 per year. Don't take chances with your valuables. Bring them in and rent a box. CAPITAL S30.000.00 H. R. STEVENS I*r*«t4w I SURPLUS $15,000.00 SANFORD. FLORIDA C. M. HAND lU ^ riiss i R. R. DEAS, C«*kf C. D. COUCH Asti CssUm THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS TH E BETTER PART By VICTOR R E D C L IF F E . *‘.S«i you nnd Cora have decided to •mbark upon tho sen of matrimony, Brill?" "I am happy nnd fortunate In *nytng yc*.'" “Cora I* n fine girt." decinnil Myron Blair. “I'd ought to know, for she is me «!?<trr-!n-!i»w. She will make you n point wife, n3[y -oi.. .e of mlvlcc, cut out the mother-in-law." “I hardly understand you," spoke Wallace » manifest revntment. “You will when you get farther along In yonr experience. See here, n* relative* prospective by courtesy, I ran i»e plain with you. If one princi­ ple was ln*tllled Into my nature by prejudice and observation It wn* the lantber-in-lnw problem. When I mar­ ried Bella Mayne 1 made up my mind to run no risk* of having a fu**y, med­ dlesome old lady on my hand*. Of course I said nothing to Bella. Of eoursc I treated Mr*. Mayne with nil due respert. Firmly, persistently, though, t adopted a pulley of proced­ ure ttint set up the bar* ngnln-t any r.iotber-in-lnw Invasion. I settled down in a house at tho farther end of the village on purjHise, so Mr*. Moyne wouldn't find It eonvenlent to run In on u* every day. When the two ehlldreti came along I saw to It that they didn’t rnine nndf- her rule and Intlu"nee In any way. No. sir! I tell you, Brill, the man who want* a well-or­ dered household must ki^p the motherIn-ldiv at n distance. Hello! There's a min I want to see on buslne**."und the voluble speaker ilarGsl off. W illite.* wn* glad. In another mo­ ment In* would have been unable to control hi* Indignation. To hint the mother of ids bride expectant wn* alin**-: a part of herself, nnd a person for whom he felt a dutiful nnd respect­ ful conshh ration. Then, again. Wal­ lace knew* something of “the system" of Mynoi Blair and It* result*. It had not worked, except for the selfish bene­ fit of shallow, sclf-oplnlnnnti'd lllnlr. A* Wallace wn* well aware It tool brought misery and unhappiness to other*—victim* who made no com­ plaint, hut silently experienced their wretchedness because they were of a noble, self-sacrificing nature. When Blair Installed the daughter In a home two mile* away, M r s . Mayne cxjterlmeed a lonelltn-* that might have been easily avoided. When Blair Jealously restricted the children to only oeensloniil formal visit* to their grand­ mother. it ntinosj broke tier heart. The absence of her nn ther at critical Junc­ ture* In her life meant suffering nnd u broken constitution for Bella, and the hon-dfu!. Insensate Blair fancied that ns a model disciplinarian lie was II lie* hied success. Wrdhoe Brill find not known n mother* care from i*:irly childhood. When lie began to pay attention to I'orn Mayne It sertned a* though her mother came to fill a precious place In Ids life. Very careful was Mr*. Mayne to refrain from Intruding her per­ sonality sir tier views upon this new prospective son-ln-lnw, but she bestowed many a grateful look uihui him and her old. wearied heart warmrd toward him, a* he clearly showed Hint he not only desired, tint cherished her Interest und counsel In the problems that confronted Com and himself on the Hi ret hold of their mat­ rimonial venture. Wallace wn* doing well in n bu*|. ne<* way. He luid been thrifty nnd had accumulated sufficient to enable him to stnrt out In life with n home «f hi* own. When lie first sjsike to t’om of this It wo* In the presence of tier mother. “Well, I settled about n lot today" he announced In 111* brisk, pleasant 'vny. "I say, mother, there'* one dlsi ppolntment. l have tried to get n« near as possible to the old homestead here, But the only vacant lot thnt fitted io my mtney acquirement* ««■» two •quare* down the street." “That—thnt Is not fat, Is It, Wal­ lace?” spoke the old Indy. Her tones were tremulous. "If you will put on yonr spectnclcs. mother," went on Wallnce, "we'll nil dfnw up to the luhle nnd look over '•yne plans for n new bouse I got from die Architect today. "There," ns he ♦'•Bled her In the mast comfortable hair and directly nt Id* side, “with *urh counsellor* e« you precious tun. uugi . -\it* i I AUGUST 8. 1919 NEW SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES TOE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY 8 3 ■-' l'UE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FOUR i ll warrant well have a regular little pnlnce." With Id* pencil Welhire went over the plan*—parlor, dining room, kltrh* en, Iteilnauns. closets, nnd then he In­ dicated n special apartment. "I'm throwing myself on thnt riMiin.” emphasized Wallace with n token of rare pride In Ids tone*. "Sunlight on three sides, ventilation perfect, con­ venient to nil the other room* In the house. What do you think of It. mother?" “Your den. I suppose?*’ sa|d Mr*. Mayne. “Ob,-no.” replied Wnllnro promptly. •That's your room, mother." "My room!" faltered the old lady, nil t tremble. “All your own. nnd no one else'*," Icelared Wnllace. “How do you like it ?* Mr*. Muyne fixed tier faded eye* upon the speaker with a devotion mid gratitude thnt thrilled him mightily. Then upon hi* shoulder sank her sil­ vered head. And then, te r arm about him. Joining In the grateful sobbing of that dear old m*u1, Flnra Mayne hispid both In tier arm* nnd Wal­ lace Brill fell that life wits Indeed tweet. Officers* Hat Cords. n n t conls of general officer* are gold; of nil other officer*, gold nnd black; of men In Infantry, light blue; of men in cnvnlry, yellow; of men In nrtlllery, scarlet; In quartermaster rnrp*. half; medical department, ma­ roon; rorp* of engineers, scarlet nnd white; ordnance ilepa.tment, Mark nnd scarlet; signal corps, orange and white. Art1* Inspiration. A famous artist, who had nrt claxaea, had fnrlddden smoking In Ms studio. One day, nfter lining out for ha'f nn hour, he re-entered the studio sudden­ ly nnd in v one *11111001 wlih n llgiiled clghreltc In hi* fingers, which he tried to conceal. With nn nlr of n**umed playfulness the nrtlst approached the offe dvr -d *nld: “A strnr.^c Onyon you have there, my friend. May l ask wlmt you propose to draw with thnt?" "Clouds!" replied the student. . Has Two Meanings. Troop* |< used In the plural to mean the same ns soldiers, nnd not Including In It* meaning tin* number nr whether s'v p jejM . iota, bj W i* i,:t t nl *., infantry, cavalry or artillery. The word n* generally used In the p.i|>ers hn* this meaning. Therefore 2.000 troop* The Yellow Serpent. Some of the negroes who have re- mean* 2.000 soldiers. In the strict tnrned from France were inemhcrs of cnvnlry n*e i f the word, however, n Unit division whose Insignia is the troop is the unit of forumii«di, con­ rolled yellow serpent. A New York sisting usually' of 00 troo|wi~s, com­ woman who saw three of them stand­ manded by a captain nnd correspond­ ing on tlie streot wn* curious iilmul ing to n company of infantry. the meaning of tlm emblem and asked the negroes. One of them wn* n sergcatit, tlie other* private*. The «erC rcr* V/onderful Cancelcts. grant wavisl the. others grandly hack "The OJlhtVny, the Cna* and tlie to prevent their answering. He had Montngnnls are the most wonderful prepared the reply to that question. . i i i r ' i riii 11 1in 11 ithe nr xii'i i ennoemen world." *n;* S. “ Lady, dey I* two mcnnlnV to dl* j"B. Hnntmter, writing of Hie \Voo<l* heali einldctii,” lie explnitusl |Mimpon** Indian" In Boys' Life. •Ther pos­ ly; “de fu*t signification I* dat we ih'- ies* n sixth sense In rapid-running and cutdpsl n dnng'otj* and tmnohtnnt p<-*t If they say Tun It* you van -nfi ly lay n railed Snake Hill, nnd de second *!g- twt at edits that they will rim It and nlfinitlen. Indy. I* dat we wuz p’lson mtne through dry—even through water to de flertnnii*." the mere glimpse of which make* your hair stand up and send* ehill* chasing up nnd down your spine." Silly Jamie. The other day Jamie came ninnli God of the Lower World. Into the house crying at the top i In one temple of Japan the Image I* il* voice. lie was followed by Jnn 1 Japanese conception of the god of «ho expliilmil !•>• saying: “Mothi the lower world. Tlie figure has an Fin 'slmiiHNl of Jnmle—he'* *0 utihrnv unusual history. An Image maker, it rylng 'cause n little dog chuse<l Mr It said. died. When la* appeared be­ fore the lord of the other world, ho was told that In hi* lifetime he had Wanted to “Honk” i t never represented the lord of the world Ethel's mother was trying to spray properly, and thnt he must return to ei throat with the atomizer, but met earth and make a correct likeness. Ith cnii*!ilenibb- opposition from Hie The figure I* pointed out ns the result inn'i victim. “I wouldn't tnlrul It rn if the older. It I* so horrible with lilt’ll," said Ethel, "if you would let its red fare und malevolent glare that te honk It myself," * the story seem* plausible. —— u “In Union There is Strength** fffa -r T 11 - v I there I'!! n 111 Iv d l" I5 R E N I §n llli HE principle opplics quite as much to banking as to soldiers or states or governments. It is most fortunate thnt the Fed­ eral Reserve Banking System has been in operation during the war. The advantages of this organiza­ tion accrue to the customers of the member banks who nt the same time contribute to the strength of the nation’s banking system nnd enjoy the benefit of its pro­ tection. FIRST NATIONAL BAVIt I MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SY S T E M �■51. THE SANFORD HERALD AfCL’ST 8. 191* FACE FIVE merly Mrs. D. G. Monroe and mado neof Ocala is in the city this week in DR THERRELL HERE SUNDAY 8ays the Office Humorist her homo in this city for many years. the interest of his firm. Mr. Marshall Noted lecturer, diplomat, Sunday ^^ll«H»PPcnln^, The crlcverrst gardener la tho worlfl j!fniionof Mias Norms Herndon has returned is a former resident of Laudredalo School expert and preacher will ran not grow nn oak tree out nr a rose and Is well known in the sta.e and speak at M. E. Church. home after spending u week with huflli. nut the stupidest pipe smoker (Milltf*18 I,r,cf her nunt Mr*. Clny in Arcadia. Miss especially on the oast coast. rfPtrtoa*) Hem* Sanford audiences will have a rati moke the' “ash’* grow inside tho Marjorie Clay accompanied her R. A. Newman has returned home rare opportunity on Sunday to hear “brlnr." ofinl«M* home nnd will be her guest for sorr.o after spending several weeks at one of the leading speakers of the Wnynesville, North Carolina. Mrs. M. E. Church when Dr. J. II. Harrold and Mra. J. C. Dempsey time. jjjji fclvira C arter' went to At- motored to Orlando Monday and Household Suggestion. Newman and Olive and Mr*. Pules- Thcrrell, .Field Secretary of the Reg Holly has returned from OCa’a uaU Sunday to spend a few weeks. A L ob Angeles womnn says now ton nnd two daughter* Mary Eliza­ Sunday School Board will be nt the where lie was summoned to tnke “ . r W. White haa returned ■pent th e day. beth nnd Camilla will remain in the Methodist church for three service*. thnt men have been taught to rook nnd a position with n new firm starting krep houso In Ihe nrmy, they should After August the fifth all meals J U l a trip to Po!»ta ,n N orth Cttr* mountains for several weeks longer. Dr. Thcrrell is expected to address go abend nnd cook nnd keep house In* at the P ark Avenue Cafe will he in th at city. He expects to leuve in Cooking utensils, hardware, no­ the Sunday Srhool at 10*30, will definitely, leaving the women free to G5-ltc. about two weeks to mnke Ocala his ^ i a t Mason fruit jars a t L .^ P . ccventy-fivo cents, tions, sluves, plenty o( them a t the preach at 11:45 and a t 8:30 in the reform the world. Will the women home. Mr*. A. W. Smith returned from ngree, then, not to bring guests home HeCuller’a. Iloston Bargain House, 213-215 evening. The ladies bihlo class of the Sanford Avo., A. Kanncr, mgr. i E. Lalng and daughter Tampa Sunday where she wa* call­ to dinner without first calling up to Dr. Thcrrell is one of tho foremost find out whether thero Is enough food ^ Jeanette sj.er^t Saturday Ip ed by the death ol her brother In law Methodist Church will hold u LauG5-2tc. dry Sale on August 22nd. Ju-.t men of the church and is atinespeck- In the hnti*o to feed them? Oscar Hammond. H. L. Haight of the Overland OrUndo what this will be la bpyond the er. He has been offered an important ■id M MM. n- a * FarnP,,c of Mr. nnd Mrs. Char. Campbell reporter, but the ladies promise Sales & Service Co., left this week “s: r and m . K* t *v .« i*!t Ambassadorship by tho government The Making of a Match. rffp in the rity yesterday and daughter Mis* b u ry Ttyrd have •- f*’*t* aomeiiiing novel and interesting. lor Toledo, Ohio where he will visit but refused, preferring rather to re­ **' «vff * Thorpe give* the following propor­ returned homo from a visit of several Watch for further announcements. the Overturn! factory in the interests oa , /flopping tour. main in the work of the church in tions for nintch Lend nnd for striking of his firm. He expects to huve somo luced on all goods a t days a t Jacksonville. 65-itp. Prices red which he han hern so eminently fiurfnco: Ilend composition: Potas­ important announcements when he Hi*. Grscc Williams millinery^storc. j g rjng y 0ur car to t j)e jjrynn sium chlnrnt, five pnrts; pntnxslum successful. The rnin yesterday cooled off the returns relative to the Overland hlchromnt. two pnrts; gins* powder. Garage when in need of repair*, atmosphere so much that many peo­ The people of Sanford nnd vi­ Ihree pnrts; gum, two pnrts. Rubbing curs. n A, Terhuon Sr., left Thursday service is certain at Bryans. 65-lie. ple hud to puli up blnnkets on their Mrs. C. L. Goodhue left Tuesday cinity are cordially invited to attend surfnee: Antimony trl*iilfid. five pnrts; far D»>t°na ,,C“C» Wher° he B° CR' Senator W. M. Igou of Eusiit beds Thursday night. Not m an y }fo r” W a^newTiHo'wi;^ she w ilfTe- these three senders. red phosphorus, three p arts; mtsngnnto slaughter the Is . ! was in th e city Tuesday on a busi- piaces where you have to do th at e-e dloxld, one nnd one-half parts; f6r B0Vl.rH| Wl!oka. From there glue, four parts.—Electrical Experi­ Mrj. Robert Herndon. Mrs. It. • n(1,,a trip nnd shaking hands with his in August. slit* will go to points lr Oh*o for menter. jj.r^ k ami J. E- Stuman motored many Surnoru friends. Mrs. J. C. Dempsjy le.t Tuesday several weeks visit. Mr. Goodhue l#*Orlando Saturday. H. J. Holly and W. M. Haynes for points in the north for n months Will join her in Ohio and return Sincerity First Requisite. Complete stock Diamond tires. will atten d the meeting of the visit and will return to her home In home with her some time in ScptAnd lensf of nil Is sincerity n qunlFlorida Association of Daily Papers Wight Tire Co. 65‘tf All persons desiring to at­ Tampa. Mrs. Dempsey was the ember. ty thnt run lie *nrre**fully Imitated, jli« ’{utii Robert lias returned ut Orlundo to-morrow. tend Sunday school will guest of her sinter Mrs. J. C. Harrold j oe Cliittendon bus been removed (t twines through the whole omntlonnl |rta her summer vacation in N orth I j.].% geai p |nt fruit j ar3 at L P. while here. phone No. 10. 305 or 90-J Ho t ; It hns Its roots In the heart. to Atlanta from New York and his not later tha n Saturday Ctrolina and Virginia. 1McCullor’a. 5G-ft •Sincerity give* wings to power." Is O. G. Roller is home for a few many friend* here are hoping that noon. Free transportation he way nn old proverb happily put* Mr. and Mr*. Jessie Earnest of Mr, j . x . Burke of the Southern he will soon he aide to return home. days from the v7aycross hospital will he furnished them to t. Go through nny list nf nrknowlWauchula were here Sunday Sunday D |v|p|on 0f the \ t r , Atlanta Joe had his bin badly shattered at where he has booh treated f tr n nnd from If within a radio* •oee.i lender nf business nnd pmfe*taroute to New X nrk, Gn. Bj)Pn{ last Friday it; Sanford in sprained knee. He will return tn the Chateau Thierry nnd ha* been in lonnl life. Vou will find there are of three miles nf the M eth­ \ da course fish and chicken din- the interest of the Red Cros*. hospital era taking up Ids run on hospitals in France und in America e*,v who have nut been pre-eminently odist church. ever sinee r(f, 75c. Fish suppers 50c, nt the Mrs- giivuge left Wednesday fer the A. C. L. again. Incore.—If. Addington Bruce. Ajtm Daytona Beach Hotel. G9-tf xialtimore nnd other points in the William Popper, son of W. M. Postmaster P. M. Elder in Inking Me‘.*rs Dickson and Yen, popular Pa8t w h ere. she will spend several Ids annual vacation and will spend Pepper of the Pepper Printing Co., Battle -jf San Jacinto. tire lalemcn were among tue visitors months with relatives and frtends. a week or more ut his old home in of Gainesville was in the city Tues­ The battle • f .San Jacinto was fought April 21. IWli. between 1T*00 Mexlto the city on Tuesday. j “Service is Certain" is the watch Georgia nnd will probably visit day coming over from Daytona ran-; tinder Kanin Anna nnd SOO Amer­ Joe Chittenden Home Beach where the family are spend­ George Cowan has returned ncme word of th e Bryan Auto Company, Tnllulnh Falla nnd other points of in­ ican* under Sam Houston. Santa The many friends of Joe Chit­ ing the summer. He t» the guest of afirr spending a month with rein- 'fry us. G6-ltc. terest ere returning home. Sam Murrell and went back with tenden are giad to see him back Anna was defeated nnd he nnd 730 tivet in North Carolina I). C. Marlowe spent Thursday Harrold Bradbury son of Mr. nnd home again after being seriously of hi* men were captured, 030 killed Muuon’s swimming pool Is now with his wife and little son at Day- Mrs. C. O. Brndbu*y has a'riv id with him Tuesday night. wounded ut Chateau Thierry and nnd 208 wounded. Tlr.-Texnn loss was Charley Davis, the genial repre­ open on \\ ednesdayo, T lu irsd ay s,! tonn Beach. Mrs. Marlowe will home from France a l.tr mor*. than bring in the hospitals in France and 2 killed and 23 wounded. Till* bat­ Saturdays tle decided the Independence of Texas, rdavs and Sundays in the cm after- remain at the beach for the month a years absence in the motor corps sentative of the C. W. flaring Co., in New York for many month*. nnd the ilnv Is observed in the stale ol August. of the army. His many friends are wholesale grocers of Jacksonville w GOtf lie will return to tin- hospital at ns ti holiday. called on the local trade here on Mrs. Ernest K rupp bus returned Misses E th el and Florence Henry glad to have him home again. Tuesday and Wednesday. Charley Atlanta next week where it is hoped Mr. and Mrs. Forest Lake nnd has hundreds of friends all ovei lie will 1)3 banafitled from a month’s visit In Baltimore left W ednesday night for I’hiladelphiu where they will visit rela- daughters Serila and Maude and To Polish Shoes. witr. relative < and friends. Florida und while Orlando cinlms The Engll dimun's shoes, or “hunts,’ Mrs. J. I’. Butler came over from ,1,14 and friends for tlie remainder Messrs Harry Lewis, Reg Holly und him as a resident he is ulso a great an the best looking seen nn tho fee,I Hume Humph spent Sunday nt Sanford booster. piytona on Wednesday to attend of the summer. Freak Tree. of any race. The reason for lid* Is Car owner* have long wanted Daytona Bench and attended the the funeral of Mr. Secord. Wo nre told tlint In Kentucky there that tlie EnglNuimn puts trees In lil» L. U. Philips, Mrs. Philip* and dane at the Casino Saturday night. I* n trio bearing encb year n crop of 'lines, which tire pnll*hed with the WHEN you T H IN K OF CAN service. Bryan Auto Company Raymond left Tuesday for New York Mrs. G. E. Takuch has returned state w hyc they will visit relatives wnln«ts and n crop of inulberrle*. nnd leather Mill* smoothed out. The soft­ [)Y THINK OF T H E KANDY means "C ertain Service" to you. G5-ltc. from a trip to Now York and other for the remainder o f the summer. Hie curlott* phenomenon I* necntintcd ening polish, If upplled while the shoe KITCHEN. IF IT HAS SUGAR IV IT WE HAVE IT. STAR Missee Annabel and Maggie Pearl points. Miss Aranku Takuch nc- Miss Marion Philips has been in for by ihe supposition Hml n mulberry I* on the foot, n* I* iisniil In America, 'i n t fell where a walnut lay in the THEATRE BUILDING. 49-tf Smith of Macon Ga. arc stopping companied hvr home from Gaines­ Mew York for several weeks and it grniind.'nml the young shoots came tip creases the leather Into the slmpe of tin- foot nnd the shoe loses its smooth Major J. It. Steinm ets of Weklwa [ with Miss Avis Stcnstrom this week ville where Miss Aranka bus been is hoped that the trip will benefit tide by side end united their forces effect. Trees, which mid In the tong Spring* was the guest of Mr. and nnd visiting other friends in nnd the guest ,of her sister Mrs. Molinur. Dr. PhUps who 1ms been in bad Into one solid trunk. Tills supposition life of shoes, nr.* Inexpensive and about the city. Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is in health for some time. seem* feasible from the fuel that the should he put In the shoes every nlghl. Mr*. II. (’. Waters yesterday. Sanford on Monday, Wednesday bark of tin* tret* Is on one side that If you polish your own shoes, try jmlThe guests were L. A. Brumlcy, Chav M. Hand is driving a fine Howard Lyman of Atimonte was of walnut nnd on the other that of I'hlng them when on trees. You will and IT ay of each week. 58-tf L. I’. Swope, I,. P. Hagan, E. II. Chandler ear recently purin the city Wednesday nnd report* Ha* mulberry. he pleased with the result. Kilnce, C. W. Entxminger, E. A. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ward nnd tiiH-i! from the Wight Tire Co. property of nil kinds in tho Alta­ Quart Mason fruit jars ut L. I’. D ’lug'ass, E. F. Ilosuehohier and Miss Fern Ward spent several days monte section as selling every day. Jno. 1). Jinkins. nt their home here coming over from Howard says th at orange groves IftCuller’s. 5G-tf the beach where they have a cottage have been bought tip all over that WANTED— OLD CLEAN Mr. Gordon Hall of Macon Ga. Mis* Dorothy Humph who .has been section by northern people who RAGS. ANY KIND EX*is the week end visitor a t the their geest at the beach came with intend coming, to Seminole county .CBl'T OLD SOCKS. Ster.tirom home on First street west. COATS. PANTS, OR them. this winter and make their homes B f rt.lu n a t of An*l)llral anil (‘onuullin* Clirnilil • I'l 1‘infr* Junat i .Nalmat K t l c n i r Mr. umi Mrs. John Melsch have BED SPREADS. AT THE Henry Peabody is In the city from Umriloiii, llullln* Cullrir. Honda hero. alumni (rmn n visit of Several HERALD OFFICE. 5»-tf Jacksonville where he removed some I 't l t a l r l.ah or«(o rr of Itnllln* C o ll r f o During the nbsenro of Mayor vnks in New Jersey und New York. M r. T . O . ( h .f lr . . W ln l r r I'a rk . I'ta., Not. Slh, IS I S Mr. and Mrs. William Coulbourn? time ago to In in the factory de­ Davison the Chairman of the City Sanford I'ta., There's a man at the curb to of Plant City are In the rity for a partm ent of t ’’ » V. C. Co. He will Dear S i r : Council, Hon. Frank L. Miller is I h a i r r o m p l r lr d n r r f a l r h r m l r a l analpda of l l i r aample of a a l r r that Kfve you. 65-tf you b r o u (h ( m r ra l ly I a>( » r c k , an«d h a i r ot>:alnrd ( h r fullaolng rr au l(a: few day* visit with Mrs. Co* be here for somo time looking nfter acting mayor of Sanford nnd ho is Mr. ami Mrs. Mnlilon Wright parents Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Hill the affair* of the company at the tilling the position nil ’right, Frank I.7S Oarla per million Color ........ ...... ................ ............ .. Clear I'hlo rlnr l i a a r d v n .. ............. ...... ...................N ru lr a l Total aollda *.00 p u la prr million ar.d little mn returned Sunday from on Celery avenue. factory. believes in tempering justice with 21.OJ parla prr million I r r c A m m onia 00 parla p r r million llardo<*<« _______ ______ _ „ T r a f r Alb u m ino id Am m unla .. . . Tram Nllralr a a months visit to Nashville, Term. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. P. Hagan and mercy but he never fails to hew to The many friends of Mrs. C. E. 1 hr a b a r n r r pta rllrallr of f r r r and albuminoid am monia In (hla o a l r r and Miss Virginia Brady left Sunday Henry are glad to see her out again children left Tuesday for Daytona the line. Having served the city so I I I i r , ) amall amount of r h lo rln r Indlratra If* r i r r l l r n ( quallljr for huuarhold plirpoara. In addtlluo lo I h r (n o d quality rh ara rtrrla llra of auprrlor b tuarl.old for hi r home in Jacksonville after a ftir an operation performed two Beach where they will sojourn for long as alderman Friyik knows about • k l r l , It poaaraara aprrlat f r a l u r r a of murh t a l u r , ra p rrla ll/ Ibaaa of c i r r l l o n l Spending week with old friends here weeks ago nnd from which she is the summer. Mr Hagan will spend law in all its phase* und he makes natural arr a llo n and M I 1 V d r f r r * af hardnraa. T h r h a rlrrlo lu flra l a n a l).la . i r a u l ( l n ( In an a a r r a l r lolat rounl. In four the week ends with his family re­ u good mayor In every respect. Shore dinner. Clam Chowder, rapidly recovering. aamptra of ( h r o a l r r , of J b a r lrf la p r r r« n f . : and la n n u l n i no ralan, or o l h r r turning here to look after hi* liusiharmful b a r lrr la , fully ranflrm Its pood quality I n d l r a lr d by (h r C H U . M I C A I . Fried Fish etc., a t ut Braun’s Tire* and accessories cr m detc analyala. Voughns Entertain ess nffnirn. Picnic Pavillion Sunday • August 3, u r,e at B ryans Auto Company O f ( h r many o a lrra of (hla and o lh r r rrslona I bar I h a i r a a i l i r r d , 1 ha** At their home on Sunford Heights found n o o r aaptrlor In all ( o « d qualllira (u (hat of I h r " t l t d r r W a lr r." Lieut. Vail Lovell left Thursday ^®* 64-2tp. I “ i,orvice is certain, " get thuti Yaura t r r y rr aprrlfdlly, for Atlanta where he will becon- Inst Monday Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. aid Mrs. Ernest Krupp have G5-ltc. ( H l f n r d l T I I O S . II. II%K t: it returned from a visit to points i n ’ Mur.n arrived home yes- nected with ‘ be Atlanta Street Vaughn entertained most delight­ Railway nnd Power Co. Lieut. fully nt dinner, their guests being d t east where they Bpen» several tl.rj uy „fter u years service in Lovett is an efficient electrical en­ the Board of Count Commissioners ! Untie Sams nrm y. Uhariic is glad and officials of Seminole County, all H A N H M M I. f L O I I l O A III I’AIIK avi:. Mr*. A. W. smith and dnughter to lie Hack in Sanfo.d again und gineer and will have a fine position t k u :i‘iio m : j i i - w ol whom. Mr. Vaughn us Tax Asses­ in A Bantu. Jiar.ita and Mrs. C. L. Britt nnd among old friends, B. E. Squire* Bunds greetings to sor is closely associated with, thirl. H. t„ nt the day in Orlundo ^1** Wanda Wey of Arcadia spent onduy. i »{ar.ti?y hei« th e guest of Mi*s the Herald in u post card front Bankston Bros, CALL Foil LEONS TR A N SFER Norma Herndon. She left Tuesday Pottsdam New York where he and the Roberta, Gn., Jan .-----RELIABLE SERV ICE. ALL for Atlanta and will ulso visit New family are spending the summer und Old Kentucky Mfg. Co., slates that the weather is tine and TRAINS MET. 06-tf. York ere returning home. Paducah, Ky. they nre enjoying themselves among / if**i | Gentlemen Mr- Augusta Eigen matin left The Keystone Poultry Yards nl old friends. /v r n r (, A Mr. Will Wachtcr of this conMonday for Atlanta afte r -..ending Longwood have some very tine fryr ry For the Iloor coverings, art rugs, UMK try lias some hogs that were down *'*ek lure with iier (laughter Mrs. ing sine chickens for sale ut 45 cents Ftrd Daiger. per pound. 65-1 tc. congoleum rugs und matting see with cholera and hnd given up all Boston Bargain House, 213-215 hope of saving them and would not F. H. Lewis of Brewster is in the Mr.-. J. Harrold. Miss Muriel ' Sanford .Avenue, A. Knnnur, Mgr. spend one penny on them. I gave GWtc city (or rooms with the view to him one 15 pound pail of your 1L A. m * "luwsnmi nmnt locating. II" will work on the Valdez J. E. Pace has returned from Battle Thomas* Hog Powder nnd he has Hotel if ho can get light house Creek, Michigan where he went for just come in and paid me for It ijnd keeping rooms in the ciyt. treatm ent some time ago and re­ advises th n t every one of his sick Mr». Ella Leffler, Mrs. M arie' turns home greatly benefltted. Mrs. hogs got well and thnt lie kilted daughter. Mrs. Frank Puce will remain with relatives in Smith and a them and now lias them in his smoko Miller uand Mrs. J. I. Smith and Kentucky for somo time ere .if ijhc and that all were ns Gnu as Annette Shinholser are spending the returning home. nny he hud killed this yfcnr. month at D aytona Beach. It was a congeniul crowd of I want to add th a t ho said his Buy Diamonds. Wight Tiro Co. gentlemen, who sat down to a sumpI A*t us send you hogs were down and so sick th a t no 56-tf j tious dinner nt 12:30 o'clock and all hnd to pry their mouths open nnd n quart or more Hall ^ avc those who were so fortunate as to be his wife poured the powder down I t can be deposited or invested for its in­ returned from a vacation spent at jnvited enjoyed 4he gracious hos their I* roots. our delicious come return. C h a r l e s t o n nnd other points. Mr. Hull pitnllity of Mr. and Mrs, Vaughn to Please find check in full of my ac­ Ice Cream for is back on the old job looking after t ^c fullest extent, count and with kindest regards we I t can be used for the erection of a credit the Western Union office here. j Mj. Bnd Mra> c> L 1}ritt |cft Sunday Dinner. beg to remain, structure against possible future need. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nickel and yc8terday for Jacksonville und from Yours very truly, little daughter nnd Mrs. J. C. t j,cre they will go to Pennsylvania Bankston Brcc. In any event, we shall be glad to co-operate Ensminger returned Friday from for a months vlnit. They were ac- For sale by M erchants Grocery Co. with you for the proper and profitable employ­ Denvcr Col. whero they have been t rnmpanied as far as Jacksonville 64-6tc. ment of your funds. visiting nov. Fred Ensimingcr. j i^y Mr. Bnd Mrs. Archie Betts who i Woodland P ark 'w ill b t open will return tomorrow. ORDER NOW • ♦♦♦♦••♦■ A• ♦ • ♦ • • ♦ Sunday August tenth. 65-llc. | Corporal Harry Rabun lias nr- •$' *t STREN G TH S E R V IC E I Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Pitts and; rived home from France where he 4 Christian Science services * family have arrived in the city from j served in Uncle Sam’s army for • will bo held aV. the Woman's * their o’d home in Burnsville Georgia fourteen montho. He is gtad to get • Club, Oak avenue, between • nnd will reside here. Mr. Pitts w ill'back home to his father and mother, 4 Third nnd Fourth strets, • have charge of the Bryan G arage.j Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Rabun who re- • on Sunday, morning at 11 & H O M E I N S T I T U T I O N '’ - ‘ • ociock. 48-tf f» Mr. and Mr- R obert, -.re in tb? *!d® on tho weat JuM Phone 0641 I city ^o r a few days visit with friends j M. A. Marshall of Orlando reprem nnd relatives. Mrs. Roberts was for- sentlng the Nitro Phoshpate Coulbour4 4 ^ <4 * ■$ 4 ‘k ' f 4' '#■ In and About The City <£ Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged (or Herald Readers ELDER SPRINGS WATER T. 0 . CHARLES, Distributor Taste is the T est I O be effective one\s money must be doing some sort of service. BOWER ROUMILLAT �AUGUST 8. 1919 TilL' SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX 176 for work with thr Allied armies and prisoners of war. The balance went for other expenses. The state­ ment explains that the "Y” suffered a loss of 81.47S.084 in the oporatUn of army post exchanges and can­ teens V h lth . also, owing to the de­ preciation In values of French nnd English cu rrin c / an.’, conversion of the overseas figures at m a: Act rates.r j rreu tod in a book loss of 32.432,069. , The report the c >m n ttco m.ikos ! elenr, is not Him! because the war YICURRK SHOW DISPOSAL O? service 'of the Y. M. C. A., which .. MILLIONS GIVEN TO Y. M. <’. reached its rnarimum in March of FOR WORK HERE AND OVER this year, i: being cxntinued in the THERE. ♦ United States nnd gorcign cxunlrles. New York, July30.—First detailed Three war work campaigns for accounts of the receipts and expen­ funds, it pointso ut, brought from the ditures of the Young Men’s Christian American public 912,251,052, and this Association, made public here today amount, the report state* was aug­ by the organization’s National Wnr mented to $125,282,859 by sums fro Work Council tin ante committee, othyr sources. ■how th a t $125,282,859 was received “Some idea of the magnitude of the by it between April 26. IO|7, sr.d work accomplished by the organiza­ March 31, 1919. Total expenditure:) tion is shown by the statem ent that aggregated $U/,817.005 in tho period more than 97,000 concerts, vaudeville named, it is stated, leiving a balance performances were staged by the "Y* of $27,465,354, a sum estimated to in American cantonments to an ag­ bo suflicient to carry on the work gregate audience of 43,600,000 at a here n..d abroad until next Dec. 31. cost of 81,166,767. In addition, free According to the figures, which ap­ motion piruturc shows in the home pear over the signatures of George camps, necessitated nn outlay of W. I’crkins, chairman of the com­ 82,328,271. mittee; Cleveland II. Dodge, treas­ Erection of 350 huts for men in urer of tho War Work Council, and training camps on this side cost *7,If. W. Wilinot, comptroller, slight y 698,984 nnd the outlay for main­ more than 2 per cent, of the total tenance was $3,965,736. "These funds contributed by the Americans buildings," says (be report, "were public were expended for religio :b renters of religious, educational, en­ purposes in the United States a: d tertainm ent nnd athletic activities overseas, while uppioMntuloly 80 p >r fir all men who passed through the cent, were devoted to the purchn e e*mps on their way overseas or who transportation nnd distribution of used the centers through the period canteen, supplies nnd to cr.tcrUI.i- covered by the report and are still inents, eduiatlon and athletic sports. <Ua.Tig t h e m . ’ In addition to the provision o.’ free I Overseas, the statement says, work athletic supplies, which la ludt l of c.’cn "a vnste.* scope" was accom­ nmor g other things, in t*u United I plished. The I,*900 or more "Y " States camps alone, 557,096 baseballs huts and tents built or leased for the nnd 20,000 sets of boxing glows, t bo use of the A. B. F. cost $4,801,271, report savs, the V, M. C, A >lrtb- were equipped at a cost of $2,950,421 uted $36,832,449 worth cf merchan­ d operated and maintained at a dise overseas. Of tin s tnorciiandice further expense of $1,014,337, §1,791,771 worth or approximately 5 Writing materials and newspapers p rr cent, were riven fe* to t o for the overseas men, including 400,000,000 sheets of letter paper, half many envelopes and 16,000,000 postcards, cost $2,296,808. For mo­ tion picture shows, in which 13,000,000 feet of film won* used in France alone, and spectators aggregated 50,- 000,000 the “ Y" paid 51,066,757. More than 04,000 concerts and enter­ tainments increased the expenditure hy $800,060. The coat of the "Y ’s" overseas re­ ligious program was 8467,684, or approximately two-fifths of I per cent, of the entire operating funds. Educational plants, Htcrautre ard !">rary work cost 8001,933, and the A. !'. F. athletics cost $1,957,301. Tnc organization also operated, it is explained, more than 25 "le.«\e areas’ in various parts of France, at an ex­ pense of 8631,601, and n chain of hotels for men on leave at a cost of 8477,056. In the United States it is shown, the organixatioh expended 82,105,816 upon its religious program in the six military departments, which inculded the holding of meetings and Bible classes, the distribution of literature end the nu&iteiiuiice of religious sec­ retaries and musical directors. Edu­ cational literautre, together with lectures, instruction in the French langunge, and library service, was Home Service Red Cross The Home Service section of the Bed Cross is now occupying a room on the second floor of the court house. Those in charge of the work will be glad to ahve all the soldiers call a t the office, especially those wishing information or help of any kind. One thing the Red Cross Depart­ ment of Civilian Relief is doing these days is to see that every crijipled soldier or sailor "gets back into the game" just as close to his dose to his original self an science can make him —that is the Idea of the government. The government provides for the fitting, repinring and jeeping in repair of every artificial limb or appliance required by its rripplod fighters, and the Red Cross is helping to see that all who need these things apply to Uncle Sam for them. the excellence of these artificial adjuncts to the human body is re­ markable. Miss Mary Ann Able of New July Numbers of I.oiler From Frank Talbott , Lamar, Ark., July 23, 19 Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida. Deer Herald Friend:: Well, here I am among the rab­ bit twisters nnd Hill billies of Ark­ ansas, Beleive me, there is more dust and dirt in this town than nil of Florida put together, and the worst of it is that they forgot to furnish water to wash it ofT with. We are now starting on tho peach deal here and would, send you some peaches but u>n afraid that the long haul would leave nothing but an em pty bosket when it got there. The more I see of other places the more I think of Florida. Have met several men who spent the win­ ter in Florida and they all s<em to be Florida boosters also. With kindest personal regards nnd hoping that everything is go­ ing along nicely there with you, I beg to remain, Very truly yours, F. W. TALBOTT. P. S. Put me down fur one cf those dailies when they start, and mail your bill when you get ready. Maurel Malces Marvelous Record o f “The Rosary" "Like airtbgof pr*r It" indeed come the do ins notet of Miurvli vivid voice in this long that hat touched a million hearti. So pure and iumi «-.| fi-tpj sre tncy t*ut their aound would loathe s K>ul in torment. On the reverie cf thii record Ml’4itliing»,,Ai Dinning." A-2724—$1.00 Stracciari Sings Sublime Love Song "Corc’Ngrato" __All the p»:n and pinion which only Strtccisri, at his gmtrvt, could convey, ire in this wonderful outpouring of bve. Thii Nrtpoli'tn long give! you Strsccuri at hit root laipired heights. 49522—$1.50 •is «•»* h Wo Ii IM mI »M S Cot*S « i COLUMBIA CiRArHOrilOSLCOMPANY,N«a Y .t NORMAL RAINFALL Stop your kicking about the ralli Orlando rainfall for June was 5.19 inches, which the government report shows to have been 2.07 inches below the normal rninfnll for June for the past ten years. Other joints in Florida hail a to t­ al rzainfall for the month follows-! Creserent City, 9.06 inches; Fcdera Point, 11.93; Fernandina, 12.19: Jacksonville, 13.79; Brooksville, 10, Jacksonville. 13.79; Brooksville, 10. Ft. Meade. 11.71; St. Leo, 12.16; Ft. Myers, 10.89; Homestead, 12.18. That's a lot of water for Jackson­ ville to be compelled to tak** in addi­ tion to having to go "d ry " under the prohibition.- Orlando Sentinel AM> ' ECO HI) m am DID IT, WE DON’T DENY IT, WE ADMIT IT! T hat it is the best illuminat­ ed store in Sanford. W e can beautify your home or your place of business, which means a substantial increase in your profits. We have a new stock cf supplies and can meet your electrical needs. Let the Silent Alamo Lighting and Power Plant illuminate your home. On display at our store, dem­ onstrations at all tim es. Fixtures, Vibrators, Fans, Toasters, Hot Plates, Portable Lamps, irons, Lamps, Flashlights, Sewing Mach•r.e Motors, Batteries, Electric Stoves, Washing Machines, Vaccuum Cleaners and Electrical Supplies Card of Thanks We desire to thank the many kind friends who offered words and acts of sympathy following the sad death of Mr. D. O. Brown. Mrs. D. O. Brown Norma Metta Th« Fly and the Flea. A fly and n flint In n flue were ImpttfOned. Said the fly: "Let us flee.** Said the flea; “fo*t us fly.*' So they dew through a flaw In the dim. an ford, Florida W e W ould R eccom end B etts. T h e Store of Perfect Illumination. Dally ThouQhL There Is no better ItnllnM for keep­ ing the ntliid steady on Its keel nnd sav­ ing It from nil rl»k of cmiklness thnn i uslness.—Lowell. Electrical Contractors nnd Engineers Phone 311 Sanford, Florida �AUGUST 8, 1010 TB^SW OP-P HBBALD Let us inspect your battery FREE, put dis­ 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 and can give you satisfactory service if your troubles are large or small.' We are the official service station for the famous W m :q : n Td , Guaranteed 18 Months Let YOUR neit BATTERY be a PHILADELPHIA. Sanford Battery Service•Co. L. A. RENAUD, Prop. 203 Oak Avenue Phone 189 nnd clothing profiteers and shoot them into another planet where they v.ill. not bother us any more. BUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME" EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A Chief Is Among Yc Taking Notes and Faith, "lie 'll Print ’em"— So Says Snunterer. * A sunspot forecaster says th a t ow­ ing to a strange grouping of six mighty pinner* the United States will he swept by the most terrific itorm and catyciysm that man has ever known in this decade. I hope it will jerk loose some of those food ^ When my phone rings faintly nnd I am undecided as to whether it really did ring or th at it was a loose ponny in my pocket and I take down the receiver nml say in my Bweetest manner. "Did this phone ring7" and a sweet voice comes over the phone from Central th at says, "Excuse me please" I never know whether I am being kidded or whether the phone rang or whether I am just an ordinary damphool for the w ant of sense. Yassum. \ I dropped in a t the .Seminole Orill Room the other night and gave It the once over and believe me it ia a sweet place where the palate can be tickled and the eoup ■trained through a man's whiskers ala carte postale. And when I say It is a sweet place I mean ju st those words and my lady friends will bear me out in the statem ent th a t it ia sweet end 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 hotel. 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. H 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 nut know how to handle it they want the south to tske the negroes back. The governor of North Carolina J One of my friends mysteriously said they v/ouid be taken back if called me over the other day and they wanted work und hot social told mo th at "likker" was being equality. made and sold "somewhere in this county” and ft was up to me and 1 Man asked me yesterday what 1 the Anti-Saloon League to stop it. thought about the strike nnd .1' said Just how I am going to stop this "W hat strike” and he said the rail­ nefarious and dod ratted and then road strike. There are so many some practice is not known to my strikos just now th a t I cannot keep friend especially since there is no up with ‘hern but I want to say that Anti-Saloon League as nil the Saloon I favor them all and intend to strike are dead. A "M oonrhine 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 will get busy on this whole darned show nil at once and crusade for it makes me mad to having it over with. I never did, think that any one would presume favor u little strike here and there. to drink "likker" now that the Unit­ Why shouldn't we all strike and toil ed States is dry. congress just like the engineers did a few days ago that either the price Headline in Arcadia paper says, of food and clothing drops or we "Lullding Road to Versus". Good, quit. I am hot an anarchist but I we will all take a ride on that road. could become one cay enough those Always have wanted to see th a t days. What do you think about we girl, Venus. people who are not backed by an organization und are making the * See tS8t p83tcurda arc now out same money that we made four or advertising the new hotel Valdez five years ago with no prospect of and while we aro about it we might better wages and starvation staring ns well get all the hotels to have us in the face. Strike, yes, indeedy. post cards printed nnd wc will send We need the money more than any them out with our letters. We have man in the world. Look at the clerks, more than one good hotel now nnd the profit slonal inen, the army of are building more of them. Give middle class people who are not the news to the world th at Sanford making a li.dng nnd cannot under can accomodate them this year. the present rate of living. You bet we favor strikes. In fact we favor the present congtesa doing something * People cannot go to Europe this year nnd they are turning toward at once or kicking the present con­ Florida nnd this is the time that wo gress out of ofllce and starting a should be advertising cur county. now deal altogether end this country Without advertising you ennnot get will see something In the next fo», the people and the Hoard of Trade months if congress does not get could do nothing hotter than stnrt- busy at once. You bet I favor striking. In fnct I favor stopping everything until something is done to reduce the high cost of living. ;jictc,ycairiles3 surface that sheds rain, snow and sleet year after year w ith al­ most no attention. It is always “on the job.” The most severe weather makes no impression on Ccrtain-tced— n o r c a n sparks, fumes, "as, ftpeke cr ir:c:U j".reair its pro- SEVEN Adjustment Can Go To Europe Now Washington, July .10.—Restric­ tions on the Issuance of pnssports to persons wishing to visit Europcnn countries, with the exception of Ger­ many and Ituszin, are to be relaxed, Secretary Lansing announced today. Hereafter no one will be required to show urgent reasons for his visit, nor will age be taken into consideration. The only requirement will he that the object of the visit is legitimate nnd reasonable. /T sHAT’S the sort of mileage Diamond Tires hold forth to you. And the Dia­ m o n d ‘Rubber Company stands ready to adjust on those figures. It says to users and dealers: Seminole County Rice J. Tilden Jacobs of Chuiuota brought to Sanfotd one of the finest specimens of rice that has been seen in this section. This rice which is being raised by Mr. Jacobs on his farm is fully five feet in heighth and horn the sample brought to Sanford the in­ dications are that it will produce a very fine crop. While rice has never been culitvated extensively in this section it is very evident that this is one ct-op that will some day be n very im portant crop in our agricultural products. “Diamond Tires ore delivering mileage so big that Diamond will adjust Corc/s at 8,000 miles: and F abrics a t 6,000, instead of the previous adjustment of 5,000 for Cords, and 3,500 for Fubrics.” The Diamond Plus Adjustment Mileage is based on plus quality proved by the big mileage of the millions of Diamonds now in use.Buy Diamonds for Plus Quality and Mileage. The Plus Adjustment Mileage ap­ plies to Diamonds now in use or in dealers* hands. ^ * *-*•■■*<L - *1^ * *«.% ^ ct Ccrtain-tccd costs no more—less in fact than other types of roofs. It is easily and quickly laid by anyone who will lollow the simple directions that com e w ith the roll. Upkeep expense is too slight to consider. Your buildings, old or new—large or small—in city or country—should have the protection of Ccrtain-tccd, Ctrtaia'UrJ |i made in rolli, both tmooth and rough . C .rt.l/piiiJ rainis (ml V.rut.lie. are the btshr.t uuallin Thry will fire tt9 turficed, (red or green) ai*o in handrome red or fT«*n aiphajr shingles for reiidencrs. Ctruim-IrrJ u extra quality—the name menu rrrtainty of quality and ntiifaction guaran/c/J. It will pay you to ADJUSTM ENT rics • 6,000 Miles Is • 8,000 Miles of Columbia, denied th a t his was profiteering or using unfair methods in the distribution and snlc of meat. He declared the comapny had made no profit on its beef businncss this year and that It would wel­ come nn investigation of its books nnd records. He told the committee th a t the consumer was to blame in ap it for the present high cost of living. Asked why it wns thnt although wholesale meat prices were lower, re­ tail prices were higher, the witness said the retailers advanced bis prices with each advancing market nnd long as held the prices up just his customers permitted him to do so. He suggested the imposition of nn excess profits tax ngainst profit­ eers is a means of slopping thu prac- Seminole Bank Annex Magnolia Are SANFORD ILORIDA Mr. White told the committee th a t letters received by Armour and Co., Indicated that the pro­ ducers wero opposing to Federal re­ gulations of the packing industry. Certainteed Roofing for Sale by h il l LUMBER CO. WIGHT GROCERY GO1 The Right View end the Wrong, "Thn man who innkea good doesn’t vnlt for opportunity to knock: he has ho door wide open." any* nn exch»- '*je. flint'" the rijjlit spirit. The othe, '-y i)d Grp rjldq't i*j* too ]o the door Ike n bi-ok ugent.—i'-oston Transcript. r/r — ~ - * - ■T ."5&CT-V*- ♦’--- :r -• ^ V--- , ,- Tr * '* • * . *■ *- W r * J — *-:-1“- r:~. 4‘ - •' * -, * * 1 ] J � 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.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, 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/8dd000ba44627aa283d37cb9565f1565.pdf 8217337fb6ea576829db8f3b6c731ea3 PDF Text Text ----------* " T F T SANFORD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION volum e NUMBER R5 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. AUGUST 8, 1919 x INTEREST GROWS IN BALL GAMES AS FLAG FALLS this Hoard asks to l>o adviced a* to •.vliat the S tate Live Stock Sanitary Hoard is going to do in this m atter, and when; if said Board ia ^ n o t going to enforce the laws in refer­ ence to system atic tick eradication work, this Hoard w ants to know it. Motion of L. I*. Hagan. 2nd by C. W. Entcm lnger * and carried. Clerk is instructed to , write the State Road D epartm ent, requesting that the road beginning at the in ter­ W herai, owing to the fact th a t it has been reported to this Hoard section of the Monroe road and St. G ertrude Ave., said point being on th a t the State Live Stock Sanitary the East line of the West half of Hoard, is not protecting the C ounty lines of Seminole County, arid are Section 28, Tow nship ID South not otherwise enforcing the law i n Range :10 Knst, and ab o u t 3 miles reference to system atic tick eradi­ west of Sanford, said Monroe Road cation work in Seminole C ounty, land St. G ertrude Ave. being p a rt Therefore He It Resolved, th a t 1cf S tate Aid Road No. .1, and run- C O U N T Y DADS REGULAR MEET g et RESULTS pated by him , for the new Hrick M I G H T BE ANYBODY’S roads in Sem inole County, Fla. FLAG BUT S A N F O R D Petition of W. A. W hitcom b, et. THINKS DIFFERENT. al., requesting th a t a road be open­ ed and established from Genes a to With th e race tightening on the llridgend, rend and or, m otion of first lap of the Florida S ta te league L. P. H agan. 2nd by C. W . Entzfirst half season at least four team s (Continued on page i2) aro conceded u chance to finish ahead, while none of the clubs arc entirely u u i of the running. Ilartow which is bringing up the rea r i.as a slight chance to finish at th e top and Orlando lias little better outlook but it ie n ot out of the realm of possi­ bility th a t either might win. Sanford, Fla. August I Hon. Board of C ounty Commis|ioners in and for Seminole County. Florida, met in regular session at | ,0 o’clock A. M.. Present: Chairm an I \ Ilrumlcy; Com r’s: L. I*. Hagan 0’ p. Swope. C. W. Kntzmlnger, ....j j? it Kilbee. with V. E. D o u -‘ Deputy Clerk, and Hoy Tillis Deputy Sheriff In attendance. Ssr.ford k«1 away with a good start and has not been headed off entirely though the club has had serious reverses in the pust we«k nml <>4,rpbiyenntion of some sort* "lakes place, another week will see them fu rth er down th e ladder. To say th a t d u b has had breaks, might be a statem ent susceptible to criticism , but a team th a t can pile up seven errors in a singlo game and win looks like n horseshoe ag­ gregation to an outsider. Minutes of meetings of Ju ly 7th. m il and 2»lh. were r e n d , approved nd ordered filed. (tills were here opened for the * 11 .500.00 s«‘.?f("'de C ounty, fi j er cent, interest bearing w arrants. No.l. Terry. Hriggs & Co., Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 1,1919 The Hoard of C ounty Commissioners Seminole C ounty, Sanford, hla. Gentlemn:Kor the $41,500.00 t) per cent* Warrants of Seminole C ounty us described in the attached notice of sale which is made a part hereof, we will pay you the sum of $40,709.60 and accrued interest from date of j.Mir to date of deivery to U3, and in addition WO will furnish the A ttor­ neys opinion and print th e blank warrants free of charge to you. B radentow n is regarded alt round the circuit as u one-two teem , b u t those who have followed t h a t club’s record closely, declare all th e breaks have been to their disfavor, though they are running Sanford a close j race ut present. The Growers have fair pitching, a t times spectacular, (air fielding, and base running, b u t the hitting stnnds out m ost. They have three heavy hitters and practi­ cally every member of the club is considered n dangerous h itte r with better by far th an 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 this sale. To tell you in cold 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 en­ gagements, b o r r o w money (if necessary) and come pre­ pared to buy. SA L E W I L L SOON BE OVER — W E GOING TO M O V E R IG H T AW AY iheir program, action on sam e * ns deferred for the present. Mr. Alfred Foster, ct al., address­ ed the Board in reference to Tick Eradication Work in Seminole Coun­ ty. and asked th a t this Hoard adopt “ u-aoiution as prepared by the Stock Men, which resolution was rejected by the Board, and on mo­ tion on Cornr. C. W. Entzm inger, duly seconded by Comr. O. P. Swope unu adopted, the following resolu­ tion was udopted: WHF.RF. STA TEM EN TS A K E F A C T S Sanford m ade monkeys of thu' Tr.mpa t»am in the game here M on-­ day and while it was rum or th a t: *ome players on the Tam pa tean* did not try to play it seemed th a t it was sim ply their off d a y .* T hey started off well in the first inning and scored tw o runs on the locals hut when Sanford started in .th e second half of th e first they m ade Tam pa look like th irty cents an d from then on rom ped home w ith so many runs th u t it looked like an exhibition of ’’town hall" Tho u m p ­ ire failed to show up and a player from the T am p a team and one from the Sanford tea m did the um piring and did i'. well. The Orlando Sen­ tinel states th u t the game will he forfeited because some man told Umpire Osteen th u t he could not umpire the gam e and he returned to Orlando on th e train. Sinco no one hut the president of the league can tell an um pire w hether he can serve or not the action of tho umpiro in going hack to Orlando w ithout^ showing up on th e hall field ir In­ excusable and has nothing *.o do w ith any of the Sanford officials or th e Sanford team . Tho O rlando Sentinel also s ta te s th a t the Sanford team will ho fined $100 for interfering with the um pire h u t docs not s ta te just whero a n y one interfered w ith him or utopned him Irom going to the ball park, i t also states th a t T am pa will p ro teat (Continued on Page 13) \ �AUGUST 8. 191) T1IE SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT :nnB iiiniiiri»»w ^i»nS«m riiiiiiiiiii9eK xiniuiuui»«cK D nni • . . r SANFORD, FLORIDA STATEMENT OF BUSINESS FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING-JUNE 30, 1919 LIABILITIES Accounts Payable ■ Reserve for Freight Net Worth: Capital Stock $ 5,680.00 Pro. &. Loss 20,966.41 Cash in Bank Accounts Receivable Inventory Crate Material Furniture and Fixtures Warehouse Equipment Automobiles Real Estate & Warehouses « * 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 - - $739. 511. -75. 1, - • - - The above is a summarization of the business of the Sanford Truck Growers, Inc,, at the close of business June 30th, 1919, as compiled by Mucklow & Ford, C. P. A.. Jacksonville, Florida. The Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., is strictly a farmers co-operative organization, incorporated and capitalized. No person but a farmer can become a stock­ holder, but any farmer who will ship his produce entirely through the organization is eligible to hold The organization is so lined up with the buying trade 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 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. The organization has no debts hanging over it, has a clear title to everything bearing its name and it has an established credit throughout 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 who constitute the organization. SANFORD TRUCK REX PACKARD, President J. e^»iiiinix^ii!!tsiiirx5«ciinniiiiii»o«!iiiiiiiiiiijeBcii3niii!ii; iBiBiiujecjcuuioiuujeexniiiiiiiiiixscxumiiBiiiMcxiiiu'iiiiiixxx i^ s im s s s m m s s m m s o m IjX^fBBBIBBXXXBininiBiKSBC �V -:r V'*^ ■ •%Vvrt«Y!*:"4~lj“*1•Cf-■'"V, Tms&J AUGUST 8, |9 19 THE HANFORD HERALD PAGE TEN Next ’am is nnd steady stroke to rnrry her to safety. The beautiful morning had rnnlshed, n sudden tempest having hurst upon the p..nd while she had been drifting along. The gale Increased In strength nnd the roll of thunder grew Into ter­ rific crashes, while vivid sheets of fire lightened up the black clouds. The torrrn ts of driving rain hml drenched Helen, nnd her pretty white frock with tu flying ribbons clung In folds nbout her chilled limbs. H er wrnlili of hair curled more closely to her head nnd shone In the tlnshes of lightning Rke a halo above her pale nnd terrified face. The blinding sheets of rain had shut off all view of the shore and, despairing of rescue, Helen prayed silently nnd awaited what seemed like certain death. Fldo, head uplifted, howled In terror, sending out spasms of sound that It seemed Impossible could come from so small a body. Suddenly fre:r. behind the veil of rnln rnme r. faint "Hnlloo," and the rotor came back to Helen’s pale /.<*>. Safety wns nt hand. She was certain of It. for that was Reggie’s voice. She gave no thought to how he chanced to be there In the storm, but wns content, as she knew she wns safe when he wr.s near. Fldo barked nnd bowled in alter­ nation, nnd soon, dimly seen through the Minding rnln. came a dory Impelled by Reggie's strong arms. As he drew up to the tossing skiff he threw one nnn around Helen ami lifted her Into the dory, clasping her for an Instant to hls bosom In an agony nf delight, Fldo. with a courage developed from hls fenr, scrambled Into the Imat. e-d both maid nnd dog huddled In a drenched heap In the bottom of the dory. R was n long nnd desperate struggle against the'w ind, nnd Reggie wns nlmnst exhausted when n score of willing hands grasped the boat nt the shore nnd Helen fell Into her father's nrms. An hour later Helen nnd Reggie stood nt n window In the Ramsey cot­ tage with hls nrin around b -r waist and her fair, head r«-st!r.^ "JV ^'"rlT s shoulder. "Reggio." she whispered, "I think I will s h e Fldo nwny. I never want him to kiss me again." With a to meet her guest, nnd he, wishing to loving look nt the fair face resting on oblige Caroline, whom he had known hls shoulder Reggie refused the sac­ as n playmate all hls life, declared, of rifice. "No, we will keep Fldo, n« but course, he'd he delighted. for bis barking I would not have been "All right, dear." Patty answered, able to locate the skiff with Its pre­ "I'll he there. If 1 don’t get lost In the cious freight." A* he stooped to press meanwhile. I do hope he's good look­ a kiss on her upturned lips n glorious ing." she ndded In a tensing voice. — ' <ne out In the sky. showing True to her wool, Patty relum ed In the end of the storm and the beginning time to array herself In n becoming of a life of happiness to Helen nnd dress of pale blue m illed muslin Reggie. which Just matched the lovely blue of (C opyright, bv the M cC lure N atr*her eyes. She wns u pretty picture p a p e r Syndicate.) of youth nnd daintiness us she enter­ ed the living room soon after (lie ex­ Pleasure In Production. pected guest arrived. Every Made of gra*s Is a study: "Patty, dear, this Is Mr. Cutler—why. and to produce two when* •here was I believe you two have met before 1" hut one Is both a proti* n:,d pleas­ she exclaimed ns Rob Jumped from hls ure-.'—Lincoln. chair nnd grasped Patty's hands. "Miss Roberts." he exclaimed. "I can't believe It 1" C O R D T IR E S T hey are the tough tread tires and a marvel in their re­ sistance to wear. Tlm» to M««tlrof «r*r r u n life ■ w _______ _ LIABILITY a c c id e n t Oak Avenue and 3rd St. L_ k * V. ! The sun hcid I<>n k since disappeared brut-nth tin* horizon, but there st!’.'. V , StfeU In the west « faint tinge of red Patty Roberts p allid her hm»e lov­ ingly ns »he p i zed toward the low HTendlng house In the illstnnce. “D ear old Joe, you've traveled a lone wny today. We'll mwn he home, though. Kee. Joe. there It Is now. nod Caroline lm* n light In ever) window. 1 auppo*c bhe thinks we're Mat." The low, rambling house was not far away, faintly dlNcernltde In the du»k nestlinit among u few trees. It was homelike and cheery In appearance. P atty Rnherts was staying with a form er school chum, Caroline Fen­ wick. who had come to Hayton after finishing her course. Patty had been a strenuous worker during the dark days of the war. dividing her time Intween Red Cross workrooms and host­ ess work at the various cantonments, and now that everything was bright again, she had come out to her chum's for a much no- .led rest. As the faithful Joe picked his way slowly along the trail—for though the night u as bright, poor Joe wns tired ami sleep). Putty gazed aero.vs the moonlit vireteh of land. Her eyes were a bit wistful a-, she watched n star swiftly shoot across the sky leaving a shiny path behind. She sighed. Then, ns if giving music to her thoughts, she softly began to sing. Her voice, sweet and clear, rose on the nl^ht air. and as she ended she sighed again and patting Joe said, somewhat wistfully. “Well. Joe, I guess we'd better i e hurrying or Car­ oline will have a searching party out for us." flntberlng up the reins and turning down toward the lighted house In the distance, Joe's h<xif beats were soon out of hearing. Unknown to Patty she had nn audi­ ence while she wns slngln*. Bob Cutler was returning from his chum's hou*e and he. too. was cnjnjlne the honnty ».f the night, when Patty's sold had come to him on the breeze, lie drove hl« horse forward between a cluster of stunted trees arid hu-lies until he could fairly perceive the sing­ er ami her horse In the moonlight. Where had he heard that song before) As he listened the soft sounds of the night mid the music cf the girl's voice was o'-aneed to the sweet strains of a waltz and he wns dancing again to the lighted ballroom of the hotel. He wns living over again that night when he had found the girl who hml won Ids heart completely. And ns Patty's voice died away nnd he heard her spente to her horse, Rob’s heart leaped. "It couldn't he!—hut It does sound like her voice," he mut­ tered. Then he. too, turned his horse and soon was far along the tmll which led to hls home, about two miles nwny. Rut. as he rode, hls thoughts lingered about the girl of hls dreams. "Just a drenm, th at’s all," thought Rob bitter­ ly. "There’s no use hoping I’ll over see her ngnln." He had been rlntloued at a naval training camp nnd had only recently come home. He was glad to he hnek at Ids home ngnln. hut at times he hmged for the place where i.e had spoilt so many happy months. Life had been m ther dull nnd lonely In the huge ,«ho<d for the first few months, hut one night, nt a dance given for the ho)* in the service, he had met a girl with whom he hml fallen deeply and Irrevocably In love, hut although In- never saw In r afterwards, the hope that he might some day meet her again brightened hi* days, that were bug nnd monotonous. As the days went by. and still no traces of her. he didn't give up hope until he had ob* mini*! hl« discharge nnd was speed­ ing to his home. One a fte r <n. about n week Inter, Caroline culled to Patty us she was coming out of the barn, where «hi* bad been saddling Joe, preparatory to going to the p. stotlbv. "Patty, he sure ntid hurry ho-ue, because we're going to have somebody nice here for *up(»t . He's coming especially to meet you. so you must hurry nnd he home In time to put on your prettiest dress." dLATC GLASS Our Age nt, Mr. B. W. Herntlnr will write you any of the above fo n ts of Insurance or anything you rea l in the Insurance line. Through his connec­ tion with us he can give you Insurance protection in the very strongest Co’s in each and every line. JAMES & PAXON, Jacksonvtl!,c Ha. iu-«t«*«•<*» i fv y j fei is; ti i $ $ , *| g; g ? m THE O N L Y PLANT OF ITS KIND IN THE ENTIRE STATE BIG TIRES—EXCESS MILEAGE Kent Vulcanizing Works _ BURGUARV I'*-*-. I,- Electric welding insures ab­ solutely perfect work and at the same time saves you money because it is much quicker than a n y other method. For welding fire i p !v m * s ;i \ H Bi y y in d en ts! on boilers it has no equal. Duval Iron Worts Jackson) illy, Fla. ■" ■ - 1 . ^ ■ " '-M * m p - •fA te tM r YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN XrailllllllllllXllllillllllIXilllllllllilXllllllllllllXIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIllllXllllllllllllXXX "I never suspected It)" Caroline de­ clared. as. watching Patty's blushing face and shining eyes nnd Rob's exalt­ ed expression, she retreated In the di­ rection of the dining room. ".lu«t a minute, Caroline,” railed Rob. "I want you to meet my Dream Ulrl. The girl whose Image has been In my heart for a year I had given up hopes of ever seeing her again, and now I have her. Pin not ever going to let h'-r go ngnln." ho ndded, still holding Patty's hand* In a determines] grn«p. Pay More For Less Mileage? x MILLER TIRES X W ill X iC cpyrlgl.t. '.!!>. t> U r M cC lure News r .. : w r Syndicate. ) Give You More Miles for Less Money Than X Any Other Tire. MILLER TIRES GEARED TO THE ROAD Fabric Tires Guaranteed 7,500 Miles Cord Tires Guaranteed 10,000 Miles X 1! leu Ramsey presented n fair ple­ tv.re as she finali d on the pond In her little skiff. The morning inn shone X brightly on her profusion of gohkn curls, and tin* brisk breeze Mow her light ilre-s around her In picturesque confusion, Fldo, glossy black of coat, curled at her feet. Jumping up at times to hark shrilly at the low-flying V *w Caroline had Invited Rob Cutler over swallows snooping nhmg the surface of the water. She was unus-inlly nulet nnd a deep violet simile that crept into In r blue eyes showed thnt she was d*-ep In thought. The summer was coining t>* a close, nnd she w-ns thinking of bow dull It would seem In h**r city home without Reggie Vandyke. For a y e n he had been constant in Ids attentions nnd she \\n« well nwnre that only her own coquettish evasions had kepi Mm from telling of hls love In words. Anil tmw he was gone out of her life, sent nwny by h*T In nnger because h* hnd enff.-d the cars of Fldo when Hint pnm per«-d canine hnd endeavored to plant an nffectinnate kt** on tils face. Letting the nnr« hang loosely In her hands her thoughts wandered hnek to the occurrence. He wns brutal, to In­ sure. hut then everyone did not lore dogs. She sighed us the thought cumf to her that now she would never foe! the pressure of Reggie’s lips against hers, nnd ns she realized the boldness <>f Jht thought* a flush of crimson crept over her fnlr fnc*. She wns nrous.-d from her reverie by n sudden hlnst of cold nlr that cureened her Mint until it seemed that It would capsize, a lecond gust tore the oars rc**ra bit grasp and spun the boat d!zxll) around. Fldo, In an ecstasy of fear, crept Into her lab and tried to kl«s her face, hut the thought was now repulsive to her. nnd as ahe pushed him Into thp bottom of ths boat thoughts of Reggie came to h sr and she found herself longloi for hi* atrong X X X X X 30x3 30x3 30x3 32x3 32x3 31x4 31x4 32x4 32x4 33x4 33x4 34x4 34x4 TIRES Plain - $14.00 1-■2 Plain - 17.50 1-■2 N. S. - 20.75 1-■2 Plain - 20.75 1■2 N. S. - 24.00 Plain - 26.75 N. S. - 31.50 Plain - 27.50 N. S. - 32.00 Plain - 28.58 N. S. - 33.50 Plain - 29.50 N. S. - 35.00 TUBES 30x3 Red - - $3.40 30x3 1-2 (( • 3.90 a 32x3 1-2 4.25 U 31 : 4 4.80 a 32x4 5.10 U 33x4 5.25 U 34x4 5.50 lf 32x4 1-2 6.40 U • 33x4 1-2 6.60 ii 34x4 1-2 6.80 u 35x4 1-2 7.00 It * 36x4 1-2 7.35 • m j m m m m m X m m m X m m • X m X Sanford Cycle Company Phone 251-W X m We carry all sizes in stock. We have a Tire Service Car and will take carc of jour lire Business anywhere on the road or at vour residence. Cal) us Phone 251-W. We carry a complete lin e of Auto Accessories, Gasoline, Oil, Greases. A man to serve you 115 Park Avenue X Sanford, Florida sQBcinniininxiiiniinnixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiicniiiiixiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiiximm �^.. -— 1 T\i .ti. THE SANFORD HERALD ^nr.luT «. » 19 My Misadventure Over the Hedge Wilfred’s Troubles rv n Dr OtlllU France* Pftlfftr Dr MILDRED WHITE Dr QEORQE ELMER CODD PAGE ELEVEN A Russell Story. A story tlint the Into O. W. II. Russoli tolil with gusto wns of n mnynr In n north of England town. Ills wor­ ship prcsrnt.il some sent.* for tho non I front, nml hint thin Inscribed on thorn: "Presented to the borough hy tho mayor. AM noggins. Tho non In Mn nml ho mmlo It."—London ChronInto. Florida Safe & Lock C o Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes. Safety Deposit Boxes. ^ r , y ^ v iT7S99$m W*»i»m N»*ip»p«r t’oloo.) (Copyrlibt, 1919, b j W«*Ura Nrw ..*[>*( I’ntca.) (Copj.lftit. 1619. by Writers N'r«ip«p#r L’alss.) "W here’s that hoy? Is he ever u.iM'nmry *t««d on her loon nml tried "Now, Wilfred, ho cnreful and enrry out the hedge. Hut un Hose- around when lie’* w anted? Tell you the package slrtilght." J.. ‘v Mns >n)ii11 nml tho hedge hluti* with nil my worries It's about time he " It’s hot, Isn't h r projected WIIbuckled down to doing something use­ Sr'ilM not succeed. frn l I.tisromh, us his sister iA'lla K„.eiiinr> liuil Krow it up with n pro- ful." placed n parcel done up In napkins "Don’t Kcold, Uncle, dear. Martin In Ids hands. ltv to *tf the other nl.lo of things, ~ i »Mvlnc" hud sometime* led hor Is n good hoy, thinks the world of Imth "No. only nlco mid warm. Homo S o difficulty. It wn* heenuso she of us, und, If he I* a little forgetful pork nml In nas Just out of tho oven. m i vnrn.il t" know whether Iloh Kul- and heedless at times, he makes up Tell Mrs. Vn««!tr I rooked them es­ f<T It when you remind him of it in ‘ltD; o.ui.I vontlnur true to hcmclf un pecially for her. Anti don’t wander , . r alluring clminiHtni.ee*. Hint nt.e a gentle, reasoning wny. T his especial off to watch the hoys play hall. And , .limited tho fnnelnntliiK lien* Wilder nfternoon he begged oft from his reg­ don't drop or spill them." , , vMl nt her home nml he much In ular chores to go hunting for those ".Vo, ma’am " promised Wilfred i \ company. And when Inter. Hens two hurglara who robbed the hank steadfastly. "Maybe Mrs. Vassnr will night before Inst." h a d departed. It «as evident Hint lloh** give me u penny for bringing them." "Expected to rntrh them and get •ffectl.m Imd fnll.il to wttliHlnnd tho "You mustn't take It. If she offers tl*t f»r lie hud followed to tho home thnt $5,000 reward, I suppose," mock­ It.** warned Leila. "You shall have , li... nn often nml nn noon ns oppor­ ed old John Wndhams. "Oh, yes! that two from me. If you do your errand tunity r- rin Med. Hoseimiry promptly unlucky wight over strike such for­ nicety.’.* rvl-tmlnc Idn gifts hud fondl'd for n tune! It's not the way of this unfor­ "Yes, ma'am," pledged Wilfred, nml tunate family. We’ve had nothing hut started off on Ids mission. When lie ......that her own heart wns broken. »Mlr tor unsympathetic family, dryly loss anil mishap since m other died. reached the bridge crossing the creek ««?.**» • •« V,,H t» the home of Aunt With tin* money I owe ami can’t pay, he rested the parcel on Its roll ami be­ I *•*!. Arid It wan In the village where and that boy wasting Ids time, I'm gan Hinging the water. tint HI " redded that Rosemary fretted ^o dentil half the tim e I" "Oh. ginger!" exploded Wilfred and *flW during one of her uulkn. upon ’T’ve got nil the kindling In." said postil a picture of dire dismay. A the Impas-alde lieilge. Orn Dale, "and I agreed with Martin careless switch of Ids arm had swept Viini Ell-n. la her various recitals (o do the milking, so everything will the package free and It fell ten feet of village life, had merely mentioned he nttcmlcd Just tho some us li ho to tho stone abutment, ami there lay t*;r I.lmv n« old Colonel Hunter'*. were here. I gave him the afternoon.” the crock In many pieces mid Its I;..... In the excitement of her "Afternoon nml evening, too, tt looks, lirown tempting contents scattered fur f.rg.'t the sorrow which had for It's getting dark." and wide. l.r.meht her hither, forgot. In fact, lilt "Oil, M artin will he along soon,” W ilfred stood rooted. It was a r„...... . convention, and cllmldng high soothed Orn. " lie and his chums tiro gruw'soine moment for him. Only that .he garden gate, heat over low till excited about those robbers and morning lie hud thrown n ball through |,ii,| i hack It- rusty Iron holt. Unlit- they have gone o(T with wooden guns, a neighbor's window, and Ids iiiother .ho Intended to enter the cloned hoy-like, to ’capture' them •»•*>"'* 'T ..v .m * fo n"-|M»rt this mischief . r.lcii mol t*. *•1ItofMj—find plan." util John Wndhams to .ils father. With tills la mind mid i*i «vfTvt. went o(T mumhUngly reiterating Ids the present mishap added, Wilfred llg,\i the l-..lt yielded, the gate swing- complaints. Ora sighed a trllle. then tired It out that lie was due for it l„s hauir.l rhrenteaed to make her drove away the cloud that hovered hy -troiutoiis private Interview with Ids !,.>• hor hnlmiee; hut nliiildy Hone* humming a pretty tittle ulr about father that evening. nuin (i!';V'o.|—ami at the very feet of Idrds, ami sunshine, ami (lower*. SIiq "I'm always getting unlucky," he t!„. pro-tram figure of a man. For a had her cross to hear us well as Uncle nodded, "nml they're always picking ...t -he drew l.aok fearfully, for John, lint It enme from sharing Ids on m e! I'm not going home. I'll tho iii.oi r. -tliig upon hlanket nml pH- troubles, real nml Imaginary. Oni wm hang around with the hoys until fath­ 1,,a l N.li.il anenoine In Ills white wrap- his niece ami n homeless orphan when, er gets Ids supper nml goes down­ Ill- fan*, too, was ghastly a fter the dentil of Aunt Mary she was town ns he always does. Then I'll ttl.lto l>. lo atI. (to* l>iiiiii..>u which sent for hy Uncle John to tnke tip sneak Into the house and go to bed. Iniijii.1 til* head. tier home with himself and his mother­ and by that time maybe they'll !«rgct Tl.o amti’i oven gave Iter no welcome less boy. She became the angel of the nil about wlint I've done." a« .ho I.N.knl .h.wn upon him, nml fret­ house, a Messing to the old iniiu. If It wns lust dusk, a fte r two hours’ fully lie n-ked: lie only knew It. for she helped him play wlih Ids ehtiuiH, that Wilfred "How dl.l >,,U got InV carry Ids burdens ami her diligence drew down behind n hedge mid crouch­ llo.otimr) I.In-hod guiltily. nml economy lightened tho expenses ed down guiltily ns he saw his father "..vor tho gate." she answered. nml brought comfort ami contentment, end it eoiiiiimilnii come down tho “j |i or.lor- wore that people hIiouM the luttoi to young Martin, a t least, .<1 ..in." Mild tin- young in.in. who otherwise was Inclined to " ko out street. They paused, each to go his own wny. ns they reached the corner. “I prefer I" do my suffering—In si- Into tho world nml seek Ids fortune Now Mr. I.useotnh had Just Informed lent**." on mn Ids ono ow n ii.n.-i hook," on ns ••* ho> .expressed It, pi* neighbor that n real estate deni (to —I*. —•,*>— .>• ... |;.... i (rv's i.-'Uranee .nine l.aek to although not yet twelve years of age., |„ u |,|ch they were ttmliitHy Interesthrr. ' Martin fairly Idolized Orn and fully r d had been -polled by an officious "lint iii.n't you think," she asked, appreciated licr numberless sacrifices ,lJt xv;„, |,nd gratuitously Informed more -Ihitt wny? I In behalf of his father unit him self., |||0 prospective customer that by holdr ■oi" -lie laistemd to add. "Hint It lie knew, ns all t'b-veden know, that in^ nut be could get the property In1. it to | hotmr to have t.ne'n alien- lira wns giving up the drcnin nml V(dve«l for live hundred dollars less th lii.rto.i from sorrow or nutrerlng glory of her life through her loyal un- j tlinn he was asked to pay. If . nit i..r a lim a" I sclllsh devotion ti* her unde. Ernest "Yes," the startled Wilfred heard '1' • it n hi. . l up at tier, tin'll wryly Tliroop. In hive with her. had told |,ls father sav. "h» spilled the beans JouMi-l. her so iiinl In* wns n suitor to hojund ruined our cbnnees!" • V'.u or., oorialuly illverllng," he proud of—manly. Industrious nnd lion “Ought to be skinned alive!" sub­ lor live minute- I watched onible. Orn loved hint In return, hut mitted the neighbor wrnthlly. "We'll j.nir ton.ihirllUo o \ p . rlniouln will, my -lie had told litin clearly th a t shu Ibid some way to make him smart for gun mol ,\.<nr on iy deneoi.l over could not leave her uncle while lie was Ibis." ny ‘in. iro-passlng' sign, only to Had crushed under si burden of debt nnd "Crnckeyl" gasped the terrllleil lad li. I Jot. In.*.- co llie to give llie lid* while Martin was loo young to shift —’Tm In for It!" »hi lii tl.*- end. Well, when n fellmv for himself. Duty wns the watchword "That settles It,” ilocldcd Wllfretl. mu'! ioovo Id- log mid Ills head Is of her life, nnd nobly she lived up to I'ttiig.<1 up generally. Ju-t what mode Its teachings. All Ulevedcn wan nstlr "Somehow I've done soinelhlng awful in spilling those beans. Father and <>! .lit. r-i. .li wmil.l you advise?" at the moment over the bank robbery. Mr. ltowe talked as If I'd ought to Tlr-i." Ito-. imiry oaltuly nuggested. Two men had broken Into the Institu­ lie skinned nllve. I won't go home— ‘it imglii help you to toll some one all tion and had made off with n small I can't go home. I'll—I’ll run away!" file.lit II." fortune. The watchman had "winged” It was all well enough until It be­ "Nothing i*. toll," tin* man answered one of them In their filglit. he dcclnred, gan to ruin. Wilfred hud got ulioi:! n cr1»pl>. 'War—that's all. Made them for he had seen the fugitive lift olio mile when it drenching shower canto let in.- ei.me hark to the old home here hand to Ills breast as lie nut. A ’sec­ up. He eroticlnsl under u hedge soak»•> r.i ii|M-nile. Have the best of fare, ond shot Imd caused the other burglar is| nml miserable. As he trudged on nut .vor; thing and everybody neeiun to waver nnd limp nnd blood stnlns again he observed a light ami made *'» gd "ti lay nerves. So I sent ’em bad been traced for some dlstuni-e for It. As he nenretl Its source Ills nil away, un.I lie here looking up at down the river shore. spirits brightened up magically. Ik" »Wy. Ii'« Ju-t u miller of time Meantime Martin, the well Intention"It’s where the Harelays live," he before I'll he all right, the doctors nay cd hut thoughtless, had lingered with exclaimed. "Why, If Mr. Hurclny I* —ns if "lltae" Isn't the hardest tiling a Ids companions elenr Into dusk. Then home, I’m all right. He Is a friend lalplo— uiioi ran tn;iir." In ii game of hide nnd seek lie had of mine, ho Is. lie's good to nil the I!..*.iimr» no.ldod underntandlngly. crept Into ono of the numerous earthen fellows." "I know," -he said, "It’s wanting Wilfred had reapun to feel confi­ water pipes lining the river bluff, t" g> t on ill.* other side of the wall ready to ho used In n new reservoir dence In Iru llnrrlny. The latter had *kit Junk-» tho time no long. And. been culling on la-iln for some time while ).iu*v,. Iii*on talking I've been system ndopted hy the town. 'I hero past. He was not exactly looked upon he ruddled, planning to wait till tho thinking that perhaps I could help you la in.ike the time pans. 1 know of seekers had passed by nnd then make ns a suitor hy the family, hut they all liked him. Wilfred timidly, hut hope­ fanny original ways to entertain an In- for home. He chuckled iih four of his at the. door to ...... find — Mr. fnggnl-out comrade* sat down on tho fully , M1V knocked .......... ........ ..... . .. 'nll.l nin!—" very |dpo ho was In. Then, sta rtin g itnrrlny home and nlono nnd rendy -"rlgliml. nil right. I'll hot." rllllrkled ...... 1'llor. "Tlint’n the tlrnt time," he on again, somehow they gave It a push, with n genial welcome. s-iM -Uihlotily. "ihat I've entile near to Over tho ledge It rolled twenty feet, | Relieved, hut tearful, Wilfred told reversed, • spilled out Martin nnd his story. Ira Itnrclny went lo tho s laugh In months." plunged Into the river. Martin rolled , telephone without his knowledge nnd 'I know, then." ltnncmnry said de­ lightedly, "why I had to nee tile other after It nnd, half stunned, came to n , Informed W ilfred's folks of the elr»f thl* loilgo." And then, seated stop a few yards from un old w reck riunstnnres, suggesting that Wilfred ui-'it the gras* before him,, she told ef n house boat that had been n land- |.(. allowed to stay all night. Then tho big-hearted fellow set nbuut mnk'ho niiiii-o.l niati of her old -curious mnrk for u year past. In n sort of a duxe he saw two men lag Wilfred comfortable and happy, pr. p. n-liv m,,| the sorrow to which It come out Of the dismantled cabin of "Oh. I say." abruptly observed WIIhad Ini. Hut -trnie.oly enough, like Rose- the craft. One had his arm In a sling, fowl, his eye chancing to fall upon ,r> - tmillIv. the Invalid refused to the other limped. In a llasli M artin a framed picture upon the mantel. Wndhams had nn In sp iratio n -these ’ Leila has got one of those, too." ' , u her -orrow seriously. were the hank burglars! I “Indeed." m narked Ira, and a trltlo In oheerlng me along." he said, The first words of one of them conmdamtcdly. The picture was one of help to divert your own sad * :rl- I tl.lnk you had better come firmed this conviction: “I’lpo rolled himself ru t from the local newsp.r n r 1 reckon. You go north. Tom nnd |>er at the head of an article ho..,,,aciiln taiaurrow." ' r. „.,.k ci.U'k- fog him for n local Judgeship, 11 "n* nn eager Itoseiunry who Inter me south. We ".list P «k i " k ^ mRU-d .... the Irrela upon .\unt Ellen. or some eggs or w ell 1Iir,.„,b|e Wilfred. "She keeps It on '" 'I never told me." she accused. " le s . we must main a >“ |,er bureau nnd the other tiny Lol* ,l"' town’s wnr hero—who had here," growled the other. Phelps noticed It nnd she said to that nuicli-tnlked-nf medal— It was after dark when M artin M |() , hat fory nm| i.vlla la tho aiysterlmis Hunter plnre. Wndhams hurst Into the house In a n gentleman I re‘ '""I'l l"Ve to have met hint." frefilled state of excitement. • ® cn p ,pj with grent expevds—no respect.* Meeting him," Aunt Ellen replied. rlcd n small sack and wus hreut • *' Anij r „t tormenting her nnd says. * "* *he ipicatlon. Young Rich"F atherI Oru l" he shouted, the • •ntny|)e you keep him there to* kl»s.’ ' Hunter slneo Ills return refuses to . .. nnd Leila snys, ’I will If I went »«>. 1enre-t friends; Colonel Hunt- Kfor*l" "Whnt of them?" questioned his c o j- ^ W||r|h „ . nn(, ' ' ‘I'fitc distressed about It. Even Ira Ilnrclny rwldened nnd his breath " atir-o whom they sent out from sin."I’ve found them ! I’ve got the buna. can)B qu)t.k , , p not R|,pk )n. full- to arouse Itlehnrd from Ills money! I found It In the old louso {||(i Hnncm y „f n young girl’s |!‘,r '•"h*. Hut. my dear—" Aunt • ea broke off ahniptly. "Whnt lins boat. It’s In the snrk. And you n‘un neerets, hut ho wns Inflnlfoly glad of n» Ilfn il’s Inadvertency. For a second M'li'io.| t„ your white sk'.rt? It Is get the otfieers here rlgnt nwnj. wo can catch the burglars! nnd. fa »• j ||np ,]nr|nc (|,nt eventful day W’llfred • "ad green status from top to hem." cr. the tdg rew an!! And now you «nn ku(j thl* tlr.e bringing won".ury -lulled. pay yon <>«•... «od nh, qrrfiii iirnpIneM to n truly desorvlng m ilt . P" !Rb a , ^ "W you cun uinrry Ernest Throopl , ynu„s 3,i a> *Ulll|..,,|y_ To Polish Mnhkfpny. .flnUed linseed oil U the finc*f thine for genuine old malmgiuiy, ns It hard­ ens nnd preserve* the wood. Pour the Ml on to a pad of soft finnuel nnd mb the wood well. If there nre any cracks In the wood Hie oil will fill these nnd harden. W.pe off the sii pcrfinni.s oil nnd polish with n dry, -oft cloth. A little vinegar added to the mi win make a bright, dean, dry finish. Prompt Delivery Box 81, Lakeland, Florida PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY jK K.ioMii.ii:, r u ii m n Fertilizers, insecticides, Sprnjer*. Poultry Supplies For thirty years wo have beer, manufacturing fertilizers in this S tate—we have satisfied customers in every county in Florida. Write for Latest Price List. Prices always in lino with Quality J. K. SPUHI.ING, Local Agent, SANTOIM), FLORIDA BICYCLES - - BICYCLES Bicycle Accessories Wliiie we have por.e into (Ik* 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 "I) and can better supply your demands for the Best Bicycles Manufactured. (I- carry a hip stock and a complete line of njR 1 AccexMTrics'juur ('hild'ons Velocipedes and Toy Automobiles. Everythinp on Wheels. See us ^ when you r.eed wheel goods. vV Sanford Cvcle Co. Phone 251-W Sanford, Florida 115 Park Ave. :* i'llan W h o W a n ts to B u y Y n u r ? n d f C ro p E v e r T ell Y ou A ny Gf'-j*? N ew s A b o u t th e M a rk e t ? n ASi - i. U s U Really it is r. *!:••" remarkable the amount of hail news which gets into circulation just about the time buyers are getting ready to contract for oranges and grape­ fruit. Here arc some of the little items which are beginning just now to he talked: Poor m e n ; i; is n t h r r remarkable how many groves h iv e inch a larye proportion of poor tiics, according; to these minors. Also, it is equally remarkable how the entire yield sometimes threatens to he an " ofl-siic’' crop, if the minors arc right. T hen there Is the big crop, of course. D ie direat of over-production is always with us, to judge by the minors that arc talked. • 0 Scarcity of labor is another item of had n o n which help? explain why the buyers tail* t hope to pay better prices. T hen, there are transportation difficulties, too. Sometimes the outlook for getting fruit to the markets is pretty blue. T h ese are just a few of the items of had news. T h ey are the cause for the question previously asked, and which we repeat: Does the man who wants to buy your fruit crop ever tell you any good news about the market? Join the Florida G trtu Exchange and keep informed. Full particular* of membership on application to F lo rid a C itrus E xchange, T am pa, F la, L. A. HAKES, Manager Orange County (Trus • ORLANDO, f. i*h-Exchange •• FLORIDA ' iW6 \ I. 'v . - * i& l �| tWVK ; s: 1 V_., 1 • •• l v* y , w ^ •, : • • ’ * ■■ :v Lefflcr, J. N. Lord, A. C. M artin, Confederate Veterans; .\l F. Robinson, Findlay Munaon and I. Robbins, O. A. R. Veterans. Active pnll-bearors were J. II. Ferguson, F. It. K ent, Geo. Randall Henry Nickel, It. A. Terbuen and T. C. Carlson. Tbe deceased !m survived by his widow, M rs. Mary Secord and one son of bis first wife, Ira J. Secord of Sun Pueblo, Cal. On account of the continuai increase in labor and all merchandise, esp ecially cleaning and pressing supplies, all press­ ing clubs have been forced to increase : : : : prices as follows : : : : UNION PRICES EFFECTIVE AUGUST 1, 1919 2 Piece Woolen Suits Pressed f) II It . . . . $ . 50 II •* 3 It 9f Dry Cleaned 53484853534848535323015353534853025301000201005323234823534822480000015323 2 ff ii n 11 If 3 II ” Scrubbed 2 If ii a 11 3 II Trousers Pressed Coat Pressed Trousers Cleaned Coat Cleaned ............................................................. Suits Sponged and Pressed . . . . ' .60 1.00 1.25 1.25 1.50 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 (or) Coat Cleaned White Flannel Trousers Cleaned j CLUB good fob AUGUST 8, 1919 THE SANFORD IIERAI.D p a g e tw elve TICKETS FOR .40 50 & 75c SALE AT $ 2 .0 0 six s m s 1'iir.ssKii on three s m s cleaned ami pees ? eh m T H E BAPTIST TEM PLE Two large enthusiastic audiences at preaching services. Sunday School launched a cam ­ paign for 270 in attendence by the end of August. Six new members were added to the church. The emollrmpit increases at every service. The p asto r will speak Sunday morning on “ The Standard oi a Church for Bigger Brotherhood” The second of a series of addresses on Dr. H ym an's experiences as Chaplain will he delivered Sunday niglit. “ Franco and Frenchmen as I saw th em ," will he the subject. Esiewhere in the Herald is men­ tioned tiie gift of $100.00 to home missions by Mrs. E. E. Cox and of $700.00 to foreign missions by Mr. J. I). Hood. Join the Temple congregations. You will lie glad. Die-kins' Side Continues The great reduction sale of the Dickius Shoe Store continues and there are m any more bargains in slices for you hut you m ust hurry down at once and g?t them for they are going fast. The reason is th a t shoes are hig! and going higher and the low pri . put on iiit these liif* shoo* are mak­ ing them {lyu '+ *•***“ * S i | tiettcr onimrluMity j (1 v ; of this section t i purralise i' i >■* a such prices. S-* too ad- r’i.i :. i i in til!" issue. Notice Regular m eeting of Sanford Lodga N'o. 27, I. o . (). F. M onday night August 111h. Tie* I)cg* v Stu'f o ’ Osceola laid — lie p r -s nt to ■■■infer the (I ;, - ' (!.-:■■■ E i J All Odd Fellow i irdin PREVENT il >G ( HD'.ERV The B A. Thiirn.ij II ig tr_' lias a r<< srd uf .■>| . r cent cat ling t ' . . if y ,■ I ho., ui j directed you ii l u >• ir no S ' cholera ur « \y n * > •> p And t. < d *1* ’ i . -e i —r* | just ithou* ■! at you nr.* ''oi.n; plui z L :' n fiw ■l-m -* v.o-lii f B. ' . V ,- iv Hog IV i. it r in th e L i l t . »■.*.- t / * Pure Food Our pure food laws have three pur­ poses: 1. T o prevent the use of unwholesome material. 2. T o prevent fraudulent substitution. 3. T o inform the purchaser what she is buying. Som e products arc so w ell known to the housewife that from the class name under which they are sold she can tell the ingredients contained therein. With others, such as bak­ ing powder, all the ingredients are named on the label, and as a result the most healthful, economical and desirable kind can be selected. T here is one class of mixtures,however, which are still bought blindlv without knowl­ edge o f the ingredients. These are the socalled Self-Rising Flours. Read the label on any package of irll-rinng flour and there is never found cither the itatement, “This package contain* the following ingredi­ ent* and none other," or any equivalent itatement. One can­ not determine from the label either the quality of the flour or the nature of the other ingredient* mixed therewith. In the selection of baking powder, the house­ wife i* very particular; but in seli-ming flour »he take* what­ ever ingiedient* are handed her without asking queition* and in an equal state of ignorance with the dealer who it selling to her, as to what these ingredient* are. *f *jmjmp******-* Tfc-V" It has been admitted by the m a n u tn r tu r p r e acid pnospfute that the phosphate used in self-rising flour frequently contains 25 pc* cent or over of calcium sulphate (gypsum). Fhyiicians know the objection* to intrctucing such an amount of unnecessary inedible material into the system. The physician can do much toward the enact­ ment of laws that will forbid the lise of such material in the manufacture of self-rising flour a.'.J dial will require a state­ ment on self-rising flour uf ail the ingredients contained therein. Such law's will protect the health and the pockctbook. KOTE—Stiss Costello is u!ready it ell known to most of the ladies of our city, Site is of the Domestic Science il ranch of the University of Chicago, a niaduutc of Lttns Institute. Supervisor of Domestic Science in I'ubli: Schools, Special Lecturer on Domestic Arts and Economy, Special Lecturer to Ike Women's Clubs. We are publishing a series of her most important articles. §1111111111111■IMHIKii I in--- i - T i r — BOARD OF COM- Church in th e presence of the family and a few gui&tb. After t he ceremony a wedding breakfast was served and tli* I ride and groom left for Jackxonviiiu via a u to to New Sm yrna electrician. Mr. and Mrs. S tu rn n i j . m 'will make their futur* heme j ll|rt Jucksonvilh where the In -t win).cm ' iu\n>r *i.. of their many friends fallow ih e n i.! ilmi’i • —---------- —- — Fordson i i i ------nffir hi ii ' r n i r — n 1.VT ) i . ' * 'J '. - U i L i ; N L A K E M O N R O E . J o i n i n g IU;!: I*totI o t i ih i \ . i t . T w o K o r k u o f b c i!d in R L o ts. W it ** t w o - i >ry r;.v.U :ry h u i M i n ^ . 4 ,1 ' * V\ . vn w. * • ».'. N I S O N , \ \ O . IJox ; i t ) 5 , O r ! ; H L0 , I i» . (Continued from Page Ui The -bride in well known in t DiDeath of 1. J city where she spent tier girlhood The MimtnoiiToi mi nth Angel minger anti carried, th« followin; days being tm* eldest daughter m citizen: were appointed u committee Mrs.Dougin- . She lias alarge ■i r - 1' ‘,ullv 1,1 ‘ r" 1 i. Sernrd, Tuesday to view thix road and report to this rle III friends wen by her sweet "}*ht at *<‘h ° d o ck “ l ki* >■*« r“* Board. Mr. W. W. W hitcomb. Mr. disposition and charming maimer. sidence in this city, bringing sadness G. R. Read, and Mr. M. B. Donley, F r tile past y ear M ir. .Sturiunn lias and sorrow to a large circle of friends a plat of the proposed road v.a« ;iLd h?ld a responsible position in Jack- for tin* deceased was one of the s n v illo where site met Mr. Sturm ai. beloved older iitir.cn- of the com­ wit h the petition. genial disposition, lin e urquantance ripening into love m unity, Ids (Continued Next V.V kindly fwurteay and unfailing con­ and tin wedding is the culm ination. sideration (or ethers winning for hint .Sturman-M e Dante *« T he groom is t lie* son of form er a friend in everyone with whom he Miss R uth M cDaniels an l Bryan emigre--m an S turm nn of Washington came in contact . Loyal to ids J . S turm an were m arried at t ie s ta te and is well known in Ids wes- country, faithful infreiniNhip, a rcsidencc of the bride's mother, Mrs. tern home. Fur some time Mr. devoted husband and u ronsricntiotiE . A. Douglass on Sanford Heights S turm an lizs In on eonncited with churchm an and Christian gentleman, S atu rd ay morning at eight o'clock, th e Me.’rill-Stevcna Ship Building ■loath lias robbed the town of one T h e ceremovny was performed by * > m ;n ay of Jacksonville where be of its most desirable citizens. D r. George Hyman of tin* llapti.-t bool.-, a responsible position as Mr. Secord was born in Niagra county, N. Y. August 10th, 1S39 and he would lmve been eighty years old had he lived until Sunday. The deceased has had a most r«markable life. His father was killed by the Indians in N orthern Michigan and at the tender age of six lie was left an orphan and w ithout a home. At fourteen lie enge/. 0 ,r Lim ing and shortly after drove a big herd Now is the time to place your order of cattle into California, before lie was fifteen. Front then on failures and successes marked' his life until for the “Fordson Tractor.” The the Civil War when In ’i*2 lie en­ listed under the S tar and Stripes very best and cheapest tracbeing iu active service for three * years and four m onths. Almost shot to pieces in various eni a icmcnts tor for all farm use. and carrying a bullet in his knee the rest of his life he was made a Cotr.misary Sergeant in 'G4. He was also made prisoner by the opposing fortes * several times but always escaping. Price of Tractors : On October Sth, 1883 he married Miss Mary McCord and came to 1Sanford, where they have resided Power Pulleys ever since. Mr. Secord's health has been Extension Rims fuiling for several years and for a num ber of weeks it was known thul his days were numbered. All prices f. o. b. The funeral services were Held at the Congregational chur h ..t Factory six o'clock DttJrittdmy aflern ion. it. v G. B. Waldron and Dr. Geo. Hyman olllciating. Mr. T. J._ Miller personnally bad charge o*f tin? funeral arrangement*. Interm ent at Lifke View Cemetery. C. F. W ILLIAM S - EDW ARD HIGGINS Solemnly and. beautiful on ti • Dealer Salesman still evening air “ taj a" were s m rd t l! by Mrs. Robert Herndon. I oi orary pall bearers w e r e \V. H>' m u ------ i~ij® -- mmmm >. : d ) 5 j 1 W A T ractors - T erry r t d b a f . tid y red line, AanJiomf paund a n d half* pamnd tin humidora—amd— that r/dtfy, R a d i c a l poo fid rr>*ld/ f f /a i? hum idor with a pang § m oi« f« n * r lo p th at C o pyright t i l l by M* J. HtinolJo TobtnvCJ* Ah »« lA« ta h a t t o In mcA n f A d condition- ' $750.00 $39.00 $40.00 U T it flush up to Prince Albert to produce more smoko P happiness than you ever before collected I P A ’s built to fit your smokenppetite like kids fit your hands! It has the jimdanthesjr flavor nnd coolness and fragrunce you ever ran tn filfd ™ila*Da ° r ^ yi Prince Albert real»y is you want it bnh double-qmckest thing you do next. And, put y0U u°Uld P * A * f° r hours without 0111 exciusiv° pa,emed «»«*- W0Uld mean t0 eet set with a joy’us jimmy w ?u th P^P^ ? .f^ ery once Qnd a While. And, puif to beat the cards I W ith o u t a com eback! W hv P A is so eood you feel like you'd just have to eat that fra£am fm okd R. J. Reynold® Tobacco Company, Win*ton.Salem, N. C �^r>■JfZ§JTJbl ^"-~— ip A/ #CA^ k . . j V 2 ■. ivo* " •I THE SANFOKD HSKALD tttfiUST 8. **19 Davis, Inm an, Childs; , h a tte r hit, Inm an; double plays, Davis to Stew art to Allianoz; time of game 1:47, um pires Ellis and Jackson. PAGE THIRTEEN Johnson, rf 0 0 4 (K 0 Alhaneze, lb 0 0 1 0 0 ( C o n tin u e d f r o m P a g e 9 ) White, if 0 o! 3 Word, air 1 o 1 it war. not played unChilds, rf 0 0 4 the same but / nd neither was It a Davis, ss 1 3 4 S a n fo rd -Takes R etard Cam # d'T protect “ exception of the fuel 4 l 3 M anager Ilowden received a vote Morton p h r * « i* ih* laid it all over the of confidence from his directors by that Sanford drove their pitchers wiro this m orning, rend the riot a rt Totals ... r \ I fi 27 11 f! Smokfr> and d Score by innings: to the .Tmokera, two in particular jroiti !tc noun score for M onday’s draw ing stiff fines for ihdifferent Tam pa 000 000 000—0 ThU i* the Sanford 000 000 10*—t play and though crippled the T a m ­ pme: Sum m ary: Left on bases, Tam pa II I’O A E pans came back this afternoon Taw*"" 1 1 O •) fighting the. Ccleryfeds to a 1 to 0 2. Sanford-7; two-base bits Stew art, Alvarez. 3 b ......... 3 1 1 1 1 0 finish, with both M orton and Corcho Hord; first base on balls, ofT Corcho Uon. 8b 2 1 - 0 1 l I pitching m angiflcicnt Imll. T he lo­ 1; struck o u t, by Corcho, 9, by Mor­ grown* ............... •» n O' w 5 l 0 cals scored their tally on a couple of ton 9; stolen liases Davis; lime of DdHngrr, H> o 1 1 0 bubbles in the seventh. game 1:43; umpire Hover. Hernandez. I* * 1 <> 0 t) 0 M anager H ernandez fined Ilt-rBowden, rf & P 0 1 0 nnntloz $25 and fined Leon similarly BASE HAI.L LAST G A L L E Y — * Farr! r, c 0 <1 0 0 and fined Leon similarly and also Sanford Takes Third One Curcho, If 0 0 0 1 suspended him. Kills ptiched a magnificlent game Ilowden, Williams Williams, cf 0 0 0 0 and Jackson are still out of the game against the Smokers here on Wed-! J*(kson. rf & a b 0 0 0 II and to fill the emergency Ilowden nesday, being experially strong in | Well*, rf f *1 0 signed Chaplin and Hive, who were pinches and Sanford dum ped the G 12 visitors to the tune of 4 to 0. rciaesed by the local club. Totals..... H urd’s hom er in theeigbtb with two One hardly recognized the sam e All It II PO A E mford — on, finished up the local end of the 3 4 3 2 0 club in the T am p a uniforms. The 4 t «•w a r t , 21* whitewash in fine style, for a clean 1 2 4 0 0 Smokers moved about with more ..... 4 hapuar c sweep of th e aeries. 1 2 2 0 0 pep and spirit and played jam -up .. .. 4 ihnjon. rf ball except for oho slip in the 3 3 0 0 0 4 A spectacular catch by Farrior of ihito. rf 0 2 0 0 seventh. The score: 1 1 Child's Texas leaguer in the seventh hilds. If «> 1 t 4 0 0 Tam pn— A ll H II PO A E was among the features, the Smoker Ibanez. H» *21 1 0 2 0 Alvarez, 3b 4 0 I 2 0 second sucker, racing backwards into avis, a 0 0 U 3 Hive, cf 4 0 t l 0 l short right-center for the poke and iman, 3b 0 1 0 1 2 3 l I 2 0 killing a hit. Brown, ss 4 » hapma. p 4 0 0 K 0 0 3 0 1 1 4 1 Dellinger, II* Johnson’s double, followed by Al- Davis, rs 3 0 (I 0 | 0 Totals US 15 1G 15 5 0 H ernandez, If 4 0 0 l 0 l banese’s triple in the opening stanza E llis, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 10 0 II brought the first score and only a Lim an, rf Farrior, c Score by Innings: 3 0 0 0 I II magnificent rally by Wells in the Chaplin 2I> Tam; a ......... -,0° 00~ * T otals 29 4 G 27 12 3 n ( l i n o sixtli prevented more local scoring. Sanford ........ 5G1 3*—15 Wells, rf 3 0 0 l II l Corcho, p Score by innings: The Smoker hurler walked Stew art Citrus Insects and D iseases:- Short, plain descrip­ Summary: Left on bases, Sanford 000 000 000 in this frame and hit Chapm a.’. Then T am pa ■ Tampa 3; two liaso bits, Leon tion v —of. the common cit.ru.: L?.•u’ , .vrLi’ , T otals 32 ll 3 24 5 3 he did the clam act so effectIvolv Sanford IPO Of” *« .«#**** *»#.*■ White, Davis, Inm an, S tew art; base Mnn« for treatment; also rcco;pL> »oi<tymg W -i f} fne cl ~ ~ r r r r z a7r didn't get Sum m ary: I -ft — ‘-r.r:;, T -.-j... ® AL» H It PL A E on ball-* “IT Chapm an 2. n e r o n . ^ , advised and directions for sprayihr and prun­ 3. Sanford 5; two base hits, John­ 1 li 2 2 i u •4 t«ittu*'t* to move. **3T'i!iti apportioned oil Hernandez S te w a rt. ‘M* son; three base hits, Albanese: home ing,- twenty-four pages. 40- 0 8 1 1 The score was as follows: «i_ ilowden 3, Alvarez 4; stolen bases C hapm an, c runs, Hord; first base on balls, nlT Garden and Field Troubles:- Sixtv-four pages of Tampa — AB H H PO A E Alvarez, 3b 4 0 0 0 *» 1 Welis 3: struck out by Wells 5, by valuable information on control of the various Jachson, df 4 0 1 1 0 (• Ellis G; sacrifice hits, Hernandez, troubles that may arise in the truck garden or Brown, ss 4 0 1) 0 3 0 Ilowden; stolen liases Stewart 2, field including preparation of soil, rotation of Dellinger, ll* 3 u II 1 l 0 C hapm an; double plays, Davis to crops, handling of seed and seed beds, transplant Hernandez, If 1 1) ii .) 1 0 Stew art to Albanese: tim e og game B U IL D E R S S U P P L IE S ing, spraying, etc. f’eirnrho rf t*i if 3 0 1I ai If 0 1:55. Empire W indham . Altcndun Farrior, 2h 3 0 il *i 0 0 191. Miscellaneous Crop Troubles:- This twenty-page Hive, c 3 0 \ 8 0 1 book treats of the peats found on avacado, f>gs Standing of (lu lls. Wells, p 3 ir 1 3 *1 0 grapes, guava, lawns, mango, ornamentals, peaches Won Last Pc 1 n 1 y 0 0 J. ilowden, rf Sanford 19 10 G55 pears, pecans, persimmons, plums ami tobacco Lakeland IS 11 AGO Write today for information that will help you. To rats 29 0 5 24 * >1 17 II 54 S Hratientnwn Sanford — AB u 11 I’O A E l.rlnm to ; i It 600 4 11 1 5 1 0 T am p a S tew art, 21* 14 IS 440 MitnuUrturvri -f lilral Krrtitl*«r Sprjy I'utni’ta n ti Inwctld.1.3 1 I * •i ii B artow Chapm an, c It) 22 312 JAC’KSOS'VlIXt:. M.llitltlA ti Johnson, cf 4 1 1 ll 0 I* •’ MAMVCI.I. M a i u ; n Sanfi.r.1 Hr ami. Thursday’s G am es .Milanese, 11* .. 3 1 1 11 (1 i •1 1 l •) 1 n ! Sanford 4, Tampa 0 Hord, 3h wi: t \ kk i.inntrv ito sn s at pap Childs, rf 4 II 0 0 n 0 Lakeland G, Hradentown 3. *1 II 0 1) i u Orlando ft, Bartow I. W hits, If KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE 11KHALI) WANT COLUMN —------ 3------- Hr Latest New York Ladies Ready-to-wear and Gent’s Furnishings Everything in up-to-date Styles Right from New York New York Ready-to-Wear 3 1 2 SanJord Avenue - - - Sanford, Florida Free Books HILL LUMBER ti Cfea CO LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGLES 3 WILSON & TOOMER F E R T IL IZ E R CO. SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE sr lim r.xta 1U W W K W T fc s ri r .r t r 11 « mm *.'« ring Y m n— i fja bi l i t duality wi • N ir3 115 Park Avenue 1 Phone 251-W AUTO Tires Carefully Examined, if they are Worth Repairing we Tell You so, if Not we Tell You So. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Cut Your Tire Cost in Half by Using the “Wilson” Way Drop in and Look Over our Plant and the Work it is Turning Out— This will Convince you that we Have the Rest Repair Shop in the County I Free Road Service Don’t Ruin Your Rim by Running it Flat to the Shop. Call the Service Car and we will be there in a Few M inutes.' “SERVICE” THAT IS WHAT WE GIVE-SomCtning the Sanford People Have Been Wanting for a Long Time. il xra?l n ^. i. . • '* t �t f ie Peaceful Sleep o o d n ig fit t o «r-.»!l U viblUrtTtrf. C-Ofbtfal p« *Cf*t I, Ir u iu il'tiA A ( , « i!r tn l%r |.» r 1, e * 't ( m ■m Mitv* Win i» i t-it* is* r*->tlr-n llalto f*. c -. i<w. . A l,4il* »|U Ita owe • bkia ll,ui!> «—I WTw- lt»« AUn hnanm jrl ,1 * l-n - l,U.« Ml.,ll ftps. rvt'fcr*. rxX U . Ur*. n in e . wc. Aik ) t* ■tiw 8 fomlgomcrr. e A la. HOTEL W ▼ JACKSONVILLE'FLA EuropfwKvtlisvC-fe fafertv-Scrwivd outrideroorrs-Seam Cafe*ft cofAfdicA-Cofvvoftiowt loCvwytKiaJ-lix Kfift of City* Send foe 3 • rftKOUUjniTM.PROP'B Glancing out through the window In the ttnv waiting room r.hc saw a small runabout atop nnd n tall man spring out IN- ramp Into the station, and atepping up to her. h u t In hand, naked: “ Is tills M|«« Thornton?" As the girl nodded, he continued: *Tm Douglas Ramsey, i cji-rintcndpnt of schools, Mra. me to. you. .You know the roads are so muddy.” lie threw her n reassuring smile ns he picked up her hags nnd led the way to the ntr. On the ride to Sirs. Gray's- she lea now I »h-.t Per companion wns Mis. Gray’s near neighbor, living with Ida parents. The beautiful scenery and lovely flcld-s ImpresMsI I.HIhm. who hnd been used to city life, nnd the ride hnd not seemed n two-mile run when tho car drew up Itoforv a low*, old-fashioned cottage. Though It was the month of September, the grass was still a lovely green and the dahlias, gladioli and other late foliage, In their mingled glory of yellow, pink nnd red, seemed to nod u bright welcome to the girl. As they started up the grnveled path the front door was opened und a plump, pleasant-faced wotnnn smiled a welcome to Lllllnn. “ We'll not require an Introduction.” said Mrs. Gray us she pressed the • GOOD TO TH C lA .tr C£OP• SEALED TIMS ONLY AT YOUR GGCCMGS MAXWELL HGU COFFEE In tin* meantime lh«- superintendent had become n frequent roller nt the Gray homestead. unik Llllliin looked forward with pleasure to his evening calls. One nfternoon In midwinter n knock w«« h«nrd, and one of the scholars ad* mltteil Superintendent Ramsey. Needleaf to any, hor/ks wore laid nslde nnd -attention was claimed. •*.Vow,” said the teacher smilingly, , “we will have recllntlon." And there followed quirk sums In arithmetic which were readily answered by tho ; older pupils. Finally the work was switched to the younger children. “Richard"—this to the little Grny youngster—“tell us the answer to one plus one.” The hoy thought for a moment, then replied: “One!” The teacher looked nsknnco. “Why, Richard, one plus one?” “One,” he returned again. Then with quivering lips nnd tearful eyes, “I know, teacher, you said ‘twu.i two; hut my mother said If—If ‘Smiley*—I mean Mr. Ramsey, kept cornin' to see you, you two'd lie one, so I thought that was an example. You always sny to give an example.” There was a strained silence for one minute, when a titter, then a hurst of laughter was heard from a roomful of lusty young thronts; and, worst of all, came the low chuckle of a man. I.llllnn's head came up from the desk In double-quick time, and her flushed face nnd angry eyes met the laughing gnzo of ‘Smiley' Ramsey, ns lie was lovingly named hy bln many little friends. ”.M.v dear little girl,” he laughingly whispered, “why should you he so angry?” The school wns adjourned one hour before eloping time and then many of the older girls came up to comfort [HMir teacher. The following autumn there was a •iretty wedding In which 'J5 little chil­ dren gave their small blessings to .. . X**ifrQFt ^ ’ v ro n n AUGUST 8. 1919 h erald Simon’s Worldbeater Pepper Has Made Good in Florida and Texas for the Past Four A prominent grower of Sanford, Flor­ ida, v. hose name we can furnish on application, purchased 20 pounds of our Worldbeater Pepper in December 1j KS. lie reports that many of the plants bore as high as 0 marketable peppers the first picking. The average was -1 pepper, per plant for the 'entire acrerge the first picking, or a total of -100 crates per acre, which were mrrketed at $ 1.00 per crate. We cannot rceomend too higi.ly our Worldbeater Pepper to all southern grower- who desire to grow a money-making crop. 07. 15c: Lb. $6.00 T in : GENUINE STOC K CAN (>'> > ijm ggn aaBsrf: ...... _. !..i,i» new li<'ti«e wn < erected near the little sehoolhmise; Imt the pupils, und the parents, too—would have none of It until Its mistress had consented to tench another year. A LOVE PROBLEM PRICE: 1- l i b SI.GO; Postpaid. im on t C o p x i s l i t . 1V1V. by lh* McClure N e w s ­ p a p e r S yndicate.) Dy MONA DORR Proper Food Important. “A. .. man tliluketli so Is he.” Y<m t also: “As a man enteth so do* flu think.” For the brain, n pnrt < the bn-ly. Is liillll of fund.—Los Angeb As (lie train drew Inti* Mi-dfield. Lit•lion Thornton glanced antin-i-lntlvely around the quiet little station. Its cleanliness had Itiiprewsi-d her when entering the town. Having come nil the way from the city of Jamestown to tehch at tho dis­ trict school, the rural scenery gn* e her n feeling of contentment. rim es. Household Hint. To make a cheap Alter, tnko a Inrgo lower t-oi and t.ti the hole with a if on .-i. t 'over with a few Inches of •i<-iv«l *In* a l : nil w ith water. lt:i| lot It s'nlel over n pull supported •i iwo or lltm* stick*. Tin- water llterlng throti -'i lie- rhnrcnnt will he 'ri <-d front all Impurities. The ch ar ■<al should be chang' d rvt rv ilm . Introduced bv us Severn . Why Oe Thankful? One pood reason for being Ihnnkfi all the time Is that you have cool w< ter to drink, wholesome fond to eat anil fresh nir to breathe These tan' It possible to enjoy the kind of heal1 tti.it brings the state of got id feellt railed liapplne* s. Hove G o d Light. I in !f tint wot!, i t nlirlit be sure that you have a g. . n| light. Are lights. In*rati' of their glaring ray.*. nr<- rvceotjIngly Injurious. A liad.'l light Is tinbest substitute at night for diiTit*ed tiny light. Tintrie bulbs should either Imve a tbune or it dart: paper shade. A gns light composed of m an­ tle and httlh produces a good, diffused light and when plnee«l high enough nenr the celling does not Injure the eyes. 1 1:- ' - j u i r course- leading to A. it. tlegr v . .\v , tiion.lI courses in Agriculture. Medit-in •, Lngim Law and T'-eoI-.gy. Spt-clul >' • -irtmcnla: Music, C m im r - . H-mv I tnics. N on....’ Fine ar.tl A; piled Arts und Acadenv R of Lectures for l!*!!*-_’0 in c lu d e a !;i of authors, scientists, artists nnd pref minim! lion-ai prominence. ! o v J l*..’t “.tth !r.r'.—ct»cn fa- *e*> ra*!".':-. ° athletic program including aquatics. Kxponies in »d For catalog and other information addr.-s: T i l l ’. SKCKKTARY. ROLLINS UOI.I.KGI Winter 1'nrk, Florida On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates You Can Roy From Us nt Wholesale Prices W.A. Mcrryday Comjuiy PtUtk*, Florida KIDNEYS WEAKENING? LOOK OUT! Kidney tr o u b le * d o n ' t d i s a p p e a r o f t The h o u s e w i f e of H o l l a n d w ould a l ­ m «tn*slvca. T h e y m o w slo w ly b u t m o s t a a s o o n be w i t h o u t fo od as w i t h ­ •U u u tily , u n d e r t n ln l n ir h e a lt h w ith d e a d l y c e r t a i n t y , u n t i l y o u (s it a v i c ­ o u t h e r “ r.u a l D u tc h Drops,'* as aha tim to I n c u r a b le ittseaM . q u a i n t l y c a ll s OOI.D H K D A t. ll « » r l « m They re a 'o re stre n g th M o t your troubles w h i l e there Is time. Oil C a p s u le s Don't watt until little t>alna become M* a n d a r e r e s p o n s i b l e In a ir r e a t m e a s u r e aches. Iron'l trine with dlseaie. To for the s t u - d y , robust bsalth of the avoid future sulTerlnr * e Bm treatment w it h OGLU MKPAI. t arlcm Oil Cap• a l e e now. Taka tbr . or four every d a y until you are «* drety free from pain. ■ Thle w ell-know n preparation baa been * on e o f the national remedies of Hol­ land for centuries Jn 1«>< the govern­ m ent of the Netherlands eranled a egerial charter authorising Its prepara- llnllandate. Do not delay. Do te your d ru aelit and Inslat on hie supplying you with OOI.D MKDAD Haarlem OH Capeulee. Take them as directed, and If you art not saltifled with results your druseiai will Kladly refund your money, i^ook for the name GOLD HKD At. on tha box and accept no other. In eeatod hoses, three altea Sky Went Along. A woman " a s leaving a home where -he had been very hiicpy. and. a s she boarded the train which was to tnke her away, the tears came fast. Her little silt, anxious to comfort In-r. tried tin- effect of a cheering discov­ ery In* had Just made. “Why. mother.” lie exrlnlnu-d, “the *ky Is going right along with us.” o th er faint-hearted People need to make the same dis­ covery. No mntter whnt we leave be­ hind, the host goes with its. Find Indian 'Stone Celts. In mt article on Indian stone «-elts It; the Wisconsin Archeologist. Charles I’ Rrmvn. chief of the slate historical museum, describes the vnrlnus classes of celts, or stone hatchets, and In whnt Wisconsin localities many of them have been found. Jefferson county lias been the source of many celts, and other counties la which they have beer, found are D ate, Calumet. Itrown. Wnupnrn. Walworth. Winnebago. Waukesha nnd Washington. Our War With Spain. On tho IStli of April. isn't. tho United Htntrs si-nnt'' nnd tho hoitso of repre­ sentative* deelnred Jointly that tho Culmns “an* and of a right ought tn ho free #ii»l Independent” and empow­ ered President McKinley to use tho land and naval forces of the United States to their Utmost,capacity to car­ ry the resolution Inin effect. Tills reso­ lution constituted ottr declaration of war ngnlnst Spain. Death Valley. Death valley Is a narrow valley be­ tween the I'nnnmlnt and Funeral mountains in California. It Is trav­ ersed hy the Anmrgnrii river, which I* it* .ally a dry channel,.though prole id-ly R was formerly full of water. The level of the valley Js covered with salt, supposed to Imre been brought hy the torrents from the *urnitit.dlng desert nnd left on the evap­ oration o f 'th e water. Death vnl'ey Is ronshlered to lie the hottest mid driest place In the United States, A temperature of US! degrees has been . observed. OU know her,* • muen toasting im­ proves bread. Makes it taste good. Of coarse —more flavor. JL Purity Economy & Efficiency n Same with tobicco —especially Kentu :ky Burley. Buy yourself a pack­ age of Lucky k'L.ike cigarettes. Notice the toasted flavor. Great! Nothing like it. The real Burley cigarette. ff FLO U R It means nutritious bakings, oalatnbie nnd easily digestible, WIGHT GROCERY CO., Sanford, FP �H v I * *“■ I * ^ ^ ,~*J , * ' Ia • . J « ) .. 1 . ^ - WUMIIIIIIIBU lW g *33 ii lT A U G U S T s , 1919 • • \ ' . . r i . l r i C * * < ^-4 THE SANFORD HERALD fJtL.fAf A v v Jxv.* P»ld lor Frr* L « b o r._ __ _____ .’.OOO.OO E*y of Convict G uiril*___ _____ J 200.00 F**dln( *nd «•*,* nl Convfrta ... „ f,000.00 Salary of hVrrvpirn _ 600.00 Pay ram t« on n -m u n t of road* built by ro n t r a r t SOO.OO * * y m r n t. on of bridrrT built by C onlrar! . 8SOO.OO la id to I n r o m o rx tM riilon amt town*.__ . I SOO.OO Surveying tso.no Itraorvod for Cote i c m r l r . 7*0.70 n*39* of L'nknoun. Unit** it f d r r r tl f lc ttr ■hall h r redeemed ■crordina to law lax <3#*d • 111 l o u r thireon on lb* I f l h day of A u fu it A. I). 19 19. Wltnraa my official xlcnatur* and •• al thla t h r l o t h day of Ju!y A. I). I9t*». (■rail E. A. DOUGLASS Clerk Circuit C ourt Seminole C ou n ty , Kta. Hy V. E. Douilaaa, DC e t- S te -TT. i’ J *V »T PAGE FIFTEEN 1 Selbyy Flnegan, Jratrih J c t r p h FInegan, M rt. H. I, I t I* further ordered th a t tula notice be Immbort, Jaraea M cE lroy I’a rra m o rr, Agne* publiahed once each week for tw»lv* week* I'arramore, ERI* I’a r r a n n r e and Eliaabeth In th* Sanford Herald, a n*w*p*p*r pubI’arram nrr. aa helra ol aald Joaeph Flnegan, llahed in Seminot* County, Florida. ,6# defeated. In an d In the S W U of NE>* of Wltnewe n r hand and ofllrial aval of the Section 16. T p. 20 S. Kange I t E a tt and lb* •aid Circuit Court thla th* l l h d ay of Aug- y M I N W ) ( of S K fi of Section 16. T p . 20. S u t . 1919 Kange St Eaat In Seminole C oun ty. Florida, Seal) E. A. DOUGLASS nnt Inch C«rd« Will lie Published U»* E E. Hit AD V. Clerk, Circuit Court. Sheriff Seminole C ounty, Fla. SJ? Thf. Headini Al The Rale Of *7.* Schell# M ail*,. C4-Stc. E i.eite- Jor Complainant. 6$-43|c, |n Court of Count, Jud ge. -Slate of FloridaPer Year. ________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------1 In rr Eat ate of In Circuit Court o f t h r S r t r n t h Ju dltla In Clrrull Court 7lh Jarflrlat Clrrult, Haml111*30.70 We,ley J. Cramer, an In lin e perion Clrrult of Florida, Hrmlhol* County. In Seminole County. note Count*. FWM*. Itt C h s a t t r r . Kino A F a fW Iiif, f u n d Chenerry. N u tter U hrreby given *o all x tu u n It may Bhb|IT A llfp.i I*,, roat 1,111, In r* Fetlllj.n of F .tial* C. Darla: a afa::!l-l | 2 0 0 0 .0 0 C , I., iiandaif, C omplainant concern th a t Lo,,le Cramer, G uardian of Conatablr*. r o . t bill* . W oman. 100,00 v, Clrrk of tho Circuit Court, p f ;r hII! 300.00 W n l c y J. Cramer, an ln ,an e per,on. »lll on tlrder and IJ-ena# William Atklnann Danl*l, L u th e r C, Forter, l a w y e r County Ju<lg., ru it bill, 500.00 th e l l t h day of A ugtxt. A. D. I9 I9 . apply ThN mat t er , coming on lo be heard thla J u itlrr of tho Praro, rtu t Itlll, 100.00 to th e Honorable E. K. Ilou,holder. County Notice of Application fur Vox Deed l rd c r The f'oiiamoutli T r u , t A t l u r a a n t —* '"•«.• day uefur- ine upon the report of F3. 1’. HoueSection S of Chapter ( M l . I.a>a of FI ’ ’a. Alter C. Illlt, Daxld I.ee Daniel, A. D, Star- hnbler, apeelal matter heretofore appointed o rn cE i n the court house County P r o i r r u t ln c Attv. Salary 600 00 . ' u d p In a r d for , a H C ounty, a ’ hi* ogiee In Notice la hereby glvtn th a t J o h n Hrauer, llalllfl pay. Criminal Court 30.00 I'anford In ,» l! C o u n t-*, .-t 10 o>loe’t A. M. bird, and all unknow n peraona rliim iu g to take t a d report t-etim on v a* t 1 t a r expa­ Wilnraa P ro a.... 500.00 or a , »oon th - rra f lc r a , the m atter can lie purcl.aitr of Tax Certificate No. 411, dated any Inter—t bv. through or under th* rity, compc-rney and q u a ll l- a tl ' t a of peti­ SANFORD - •• FLORIDA Court .S tm osraphrr 200.00 heard, for authority to •ell, at public or the 4th day of Ju ne A. D. 1917. ha, filed above named partlee or either of them , aa tion rr to take charge of and m an aj* h t r Private tale, all lire Inti r .a t of the »aid W,»Othir rx p rn tr* of Criminal P r o i r . heir«, devi*e»* legatee*, grantee, or otner- eetate. with hla opinion th-reo n, t h - - t a i l , aald certificate in my otfirr and ha* made a p ­ J . Cramer, lit th e folloninB-defcrlbid rutlnna ..... .......... wi»*. nnd all other unknown peraona claim ­ having examined the report and th* teati200.00 for tax died to |,a tie in accecdxnce fell eat ate, in n l d C o u n ty , to - » lt: Smith- plication ShtrllT* C o m nulilon of Pin*', t!ob with law*. Said certificate rmbfar,-* te e fol­ ing any I n trrr ,t in and to the aald land* In­ mony, find, th a t the tab! Fannie C. Davie • t i t (j u a r lr r of S u u th e a it (ju a r ti r of Sec­ lowing detrrlbed property alt u a ted i>, Semi­ Irrtrd *00.00 volved in aald auit. r t al t, qualified to takp charge of and m anage her THOMAS EM MED’ WILSON P .rrllnt PrUunrra I SOD. 00 tion lhlrtv-one In T«iMi,h!p T w enty South nole rounty, Florida, lo-wit: NF!’, of S W ( n t a t e , and ther-upun it I* hereby ordcr.-d, Order of ConatrucHvr Service. K. FERGUSON H o r s i l u U . r U Traoipurtatlon of Itan g r T hirty E a , t . with the following ex* paid dlirharErd of SW.'i of See. 27. Tp. 21 S. ft. 30 K., Hi Tti all unknown partlr* claiming Interval adjudged and d r r r r e J th a t th* aald maat-r'a ronvlrta . ... 200.00 r r p tiu n ,- tu - » |t: Heglnning at S. W, corner acre*. by. through or ur. Ur V.’ll l l a n Alkin,<"i Dan- lepofl be and th - aame la hcrahy a p p r o v 'd S W i j of u-ciion ni rfc-eexld. th enre Pay of Jursra lr. Crlr..!r.*1 i ' . . „ __ 300.00 of The taitl land being a ri f tt e d at the dale of Itl, Luther r . •'-irtor. The l- ,rt,m >.|th T r u , t and ran litm o l. Salary of Jailor 7*0.00 N orth 210 feet, Eaat CI2 feel, South 210 fe, t the l-assnce of auch certificate In the name k G u a rrn tie r . .. A;i.-» C. Hill, David l ^ e F U H T I I E f l ( U tD S f t B D , A D JU D U Itrarrvrd f„r Contlnyrnrlr-, (ISU.00 Weal 612 fei t, being th e land conveyed to of Mintde I,. McCallum. tfr.lr-, daid cc* Daniel, and A. l>. S'.arbfrd, a* heir*, il,> lu *, EDIT AIS D E C It E E D . T h a t th e petitioner, K. C. J a n e , hy deed d a te d Nov, 24th, IASI, tlflcate ,n all be redeemed according t > Uw rrantee*. l e g a t e , or otherwite, or env or th - taldN DFannie LAW YERS C. Davit, fi- and an* ii here­ filed Ja n 12, 1**4, reeord id in Hook t of J - 1 11<I tax deed will iaaue thrrenn on the l l t h day -Ither of them a ,d all unknown p, riona, by granted lic*ntr to t*k < chars* of a n d c o n v e y a n c e , page 146 In Orange Co., Fla. of Augu,t. A. It. 1919. eorp.'ration* or a.io riationx claiming an llulltllnt f u n d h-r c t a t - and pro perty, to Fonlrul S anford. * F lo rid a Alio beginning 466 feet W e,t of S. F Witnta, rny »rT).-U1 aigniture and ,t a l thi, intermt In the following dejertbed lan d , manage t SROO.OO corner Pax m m t of T lm r Warrant* th* tam e, to contract and he c o n tracted of S. IV. E. '4 of Section the H t h day of July A. D. 1919 altuate In Seminole C ounty, Florida, to .w lc with, to ,u* and be aurd. and to become a I n t r r r 'l on Tirnr Warrant, 2100.00 3| afortaaid, running oftb S. e n r r We*t 210 feel, (•call E. A. DOUGLASS l.ota I to 28 ineloalv- tlr-a Lot* 4 and 5) frte d r a l t r and bind hure-Jt in all r-epect* a i North I I I . ) fret, Eaat 210 Net. South 414.4 C h rk Circuit Court Serninifir C o u n t) , Fla. W. A. In I). L. Daniel', SulidlviHon of t h - if ah- were unmarried. I 7600.00 fe-t, being the property conveyed by E. E. Hy V. E, D uugla,,. D.C. S E '* of Sec 19, T w p 21 S. Hang- 23 E. I'-tri, ami wile Loulaa to Stephen L. Ifaun Ttrk Erailiratlun fu n d Done and ordered in C h a m b e r, a t DeLnnd fit-f.tc 130 acre, more or leva. f 3 SOO.OO by deed dated Nov. 2S, ISSt, filed Dee. 23, Payrurnt of T lm r Warrant, Florida thla Ihe 2nd day of A ugutt 1919. You and each of you are hereby ordered to 390 no IMH, recordrd In Hook 22, page 62. Intrrrut on Tirnr W arrant, JAS. AV. P K K K IN S the Circuit Cour t of I hr S r x r n l h Judicial b* and appear before our ,*ld Circuit Court 61-4le H ay and Hogan Sis. AI»o beginning at a point 440 feet north In Clrrult Judge, o f Fl or i da. S r m l n t . t r Count y. In at t h Court llouae in Sanford, Florida, on I 1*90.00 of tho Southejat corner of the S ou thw etl f h a nr r r y , th 3rd day of Nov, A. I). 1919, then and JACKSONVILLE, FLA. 1 ' «a» th rtupon rr*ol*rd ‘ hat t h r Clrrk qu arter of the Soutbeaat i|uarter of tertlon J. F. I.ainv, joined by J. E. f j l n g . h tr hus­ I h t r - tu make antmer to t h - bill of complaint to Ih r Clrrull C airl, S eren lh Judicial Clr. All railroad ticket olllccs in of th r Circuit Court b» d lr rrtrd to hav r th r th irty-one, town,hip tw e n ty South of ltan re hi rein filed againat youl band. W'eit 420 Cult. In and for .Seatin'! C junty, F I c I J i forrrnlnr r-tllmatr* a, m adr by th r Hoard T hirty e a ,t, thence running Complainant* It 1, further ordered th a t thla notice be feet, thence North 210 leet, thence Ea-t building. C enter of e v e ry ­ In C htncery. pubflahrd in a n r t u p a p r r In th i, county by 420 feet, thenre South 210 feet to th* place v*. publiahed once a week for twelve week. In one fnirrtinri ami th at a copy thrrr<>( proper­ of beginning. Wm, Xndrnririt. It. M. ffxmtey. Geo. It. the Sanford Herald, a new,paper publiahed Albert llall, Complainant thing. All modern Im prove­ ly r-f'lOrd he forwardrd In t h r (tom p trollrr Which application will be bated upon the Mnrt in,, individually and a, t r u ,t r e . Cal* in Seminole County, Flor da. llota M, Hall. Defen li n t. ments. First clnss in every of th r S t a i r of Florida. vln A. I'n ire , Ann* C. Woodbrldge, Indi­ pitlti in for ,a!e now on file In ,»1J C uurt. W itm ,* my hand and aval of aald Circuit To K m , M. H a l l , ------S tre-t. IndianappID, It <vaa furth er rr,olvrt| th at at * ,pr.*lal vidually and a, ir u - t—, Albert ti. Cave* Dated July 101 h, A. IF. 1919. way. Hot ami cold running Ind. mrrltne of t h i . Hoard tu bo hi),| on Hu* l'*th and ftlchle Woodhridge, and *11 unknown Court, thi* the 7th day of Aug. 1919. Loa*i* Cramer, 1Seal > E. A. HO U til. ASS day of Att(U«t A. 13. 1919. t h r forr*ofiiK It appearing from the affidavit of Albert peraona claiming interrat, hy hrough or un ­ water in rooms. Guardian Clerk "f Circuit C ourt serulnoie Co. Fla. Hall b , rein duly filrd that he ia rom nlainant ctim alc* »hall h r taken up and m nH dcrrd iter an) r.f th e atmve nerntd defemlant*. 6 t- 5 tc • Hales, SI.00 up. E. F. 11ou,holdrr in t be above entitled n u r e and th a t It i, th* either a* heir,. devHc-*, granlet e, lcga!."* and actrd upon and at th r , a m r t l m'* Solicitor 65-13te b e lie f that t h - defendant, llota if, llall, la tax levy fur t h r year A. I). 1919 ’• I" 11 In the Circuit Court, S rx e n th Judicial Cir­ or -thermI—, and all unknown p e r,o n , claim­ H unm a n d b a t h $1.50 up a non-rraident ■<( the Slate ol Florida and madr. ing Intrrrut by, through or under J i „ i C. cuit, of i lurid*. In an d fur Seminole C o u n ­ th at the ia a rmid*nl «f it Mato of t h - United K. FRANK. PEARCE, Prop. Murphey and J. Itirhmond M urp hey, her Honr ami ordered in regular texaP’O on ty. In Chancery In Circuit Court of the S-«enth Jud in a S l a t o other th an th - S tate of Florida and huxhand, now d rrraerd , •• heir*. de»|,ee,. thi, the 4th day of Auruat A. f». I9I9It. J. Eobean and Alma T hnrm an, Clrrult of lle rld * . Seminole County, In i, a r n i d r n t of t h r Slat* of Indiana, r n 'd i n g E. A. DOUnt-ASS C o m plainan t,, legatee*, or -dh-rwiae, ant! all other utilnuwn Chanrrry. at —•— —— Street in th* City of Indianapoli* Clerk Hoard of C,,unty Comml*,lonrra. perton, claiming any ln le rr,t In and to ,a!d property invlovrd in ,aid -uit. 6S-|tr. J. F. I.alng, joined by J. E. Lainr, hrr hut- Indiana and th at there ia no peraon ill th* Cordelia K. Hill ami William Henry State of Florida th* aervie* of a aubpoena Defendant*. baud. Complainant,. Hill, her huaband; all unknow n liarupon whom would hind th* defendant Vv. Ilea claiming I n t e r n t , u nd er Ccrdella Order of Cor.atrurtlvn Service Nollee to I'aelng Contractor, th a t it i, hi, bell,I the ag« of th* de­ To all unknown oartle* claiming intrrc*l Wm. (i. Andenrled, It. II. Itam—y, Geo. H. and S t a i d propoeal* will be receivetl by the E. Hill a n d William H enry Hill, her Morton, individually and a , fru ite r, C al­ fendant i, ovrr twenty-on* y xr,. by, through or unrlrr Wra. O. Andenrlrd, City C o u n tII of Sanford, Florida at th e of- huaband, or either of th e m , or othervin A. I’oage, Anna C. Woodbridge,_ indi­ You a,* therrfore ordered tu appear to It. If. tlamaey, tie,*. II. Morton, Individually fire of the City Clerk at or befnre 7:30 I*. M. *l*r, in th* laud deacribed below; vidually and a , t r u , t —, Albert G. Eavt-t, thi, bill on Monday the 6th day lay -f n - t a h t r and e< tr u t l —, Calvin A. I'oage, Albert G. September IM h, 1919 lor grading ami p a y ­ Allen ti Apgar a n d --------- Apgxr, hit and Itic hie Woodbrldge. an>l all unknow n X D 1919. t h - tam e bring a itulo Day of Eave*, Ittrhln VVeuidbridge and Jee-le C. ing with brick Ninth Street from Park vile; all unknown partita claiming peraon* rlaliuing et.y ;.... • ••* -■ i„* i.uuri Murphey and J. ltiekta—wd Xt ,, - et.. > h, r_ Avenue E a,t one and one-hall ( l 1,) block,. i n t e r i t t , under Allen G. Apjcar anti ' _ '^ ' p 1 ," ■*t’e, or u n d tr any of t h - above named d efend­ It i, f u r th ir ordered th a t thla notlr* b* Propuaa1 to be presented In a aealett en- ----- --—Apgar, hi, wife, or t l t h r r of a n t,, either a, heir,, dwvlaer*, g ran tee,, published for four ro n,-cutiv* w rrk , in the ianii «l»»or oth. rw l,- or any or either of them , and all Velntee - e - t — —> o - - f.. ,* - ' e . we-- Vo*---* *• ■—«**• .* . ~ , e r*\, 1. legatee* of o thefalrr, and all unknown perrilbetl below; all un know n u a r t li , unknown prrtona. corporation* or a-,oclaSanford Herald, a new ,paper publiahed In paving Ninth Street." Sanford. Florida and . iy tw claiming an i n t c r o t In th* following lion*, -lain.ing an liitereat in t h - following to n, claiming in t e r - ,t by through of under Seminole C ounty, Florida. i f - name of the bidder or bidder,. J r , -IC. Murphey and J. Itlchmund Murfth th arrihe d l a r d -ltual< In Seminole J dr*crlbed property aitu a tIn Seminole ('nunbach proposal mint he accompanied by a AA'itneta, E. A. D ougla,,, Clerk of th* (>hry, h -r huibim l, now tleccated, a , heir, tv, Florida, to wit: llecln at Interaertion of certified check made payable at alght to th e c o u n t), Florida, to-wit; S * j e-f S ' j of ■Irvitrr*, legatee-* or otherwlt- and all Circuit Court and tin- aral therrof thie 23rd | E att IJn* of Meltonvltl* AV*,, with ,outh order of the City Clerk of Sanford. Flrold* F E 1* of S W '» of Section 13. TownD. 1919. ■hip 21 South, Hange 29 E att; alao line of y , r , .10. rut' North along Mrllonvllle oth>r unknown (o-rvon, claiming any Inter* day of July A. FL for tv i hundered 11200 .091 Dollar*. A. DOUGLASS, c l - r k . I egltl al SW c r'n e r of S E '* Se“Vve., 16 ! xxrda, Ea-t at right a n g b , 162 x t In and to tald property involved In tald Ofllre Supply I)epl. liy V. M. D ougla,,. D. C. The ,ucrreaful bidder or bidder, will be tl >n 13, T ow n,hip 21 South. Defendant*' varde, ! 11 x at -Ight ang'e, 162 varda, m il. A, K. Fewer*, reiiulred to give a bund c iu a l t o hi* or their 29 Eaat, run ia«t I 4 ) j ch ain ,, north Phone t IN Sanford, Florida x’.’e»t 1*3 yrrtla. S ir . 30 Twp. 19 S. Hange Order of C o n rtr u rtlv Service. Solicitor fur C o m p la in a n t. 65-file bln and ,u rb bond to be executed by n Itt chain-. »o*t l l t j ehalnr, toutb 10 ■’ E. To the Defencanta, Wm. G, Andenrled, ■urelv rompany, lleenred to du I,mine** In chain,, defendant*. You and each of you are hereby ordered H. H, Itamtey, Geo. ti. Morton, Individually the State of Florida, raid bond to be O rder of Scrxlre by publication to he and ap pear before our -aid Circuit and a* truelee, Calvin A. I’oage, Albert ti. approved by th e City Council. To all p a r t i, , claiming In lrrta t, under Court at the C ourt lln u ," ‘n S anford, Fla n i!*v-« nnd Iticl.ie Woodhridge: p lan , and apeclfiratlnn, may be aeon at Cordelia Hill and Wiiilam Henry Hill, her the 3rd .U , of Nov. A. D. 1919, th en and It a p p t a r l t . ' — -lie aworn hill ed co m ­ the City C lerk', oilier or at the ofllre of huaband E. or e tth-x -f th em , or otherwiir, In Iherr to make an«mer to the hill of complaint plaint herein filed th a t your platw of rrtlFred T. William*. City Engineer. ti e land deecrtoed below: and e" - . - • t , , hi rein hied againat you. ilencv I, unknown, and th at you a r- over FIIIK and THEFT and COLLISION !nThe City Council reaerve, the right to rr- claiming ln t> r-,t- under Alien x>. Apgar and ft i» further ordered that thi* nntie* 1’* th - age of 21 year*. iect and ami all bid,, ------- Apgar, hi, wife, or either of them , or furanro Issued by the FLORIDA STATE publiahed onen x-,ck f,»r twelve week. In i ' n d I'. Itine, F. I.. Miller it it therefor* Ordered th a t you and each it r , In the land d-,erib ed below; and the Saniord Herald, a new t pa per, p u b llth td City Cl»rk Pre«. Council, oalllb tprawrtita of you tin appear brforr our Said Circuit AUTO.MOIIILE ASSOCIATION Is Ihe claiming an i n t e r n t in the followIn S-mlnol- C oun ty, Florida. An K»llm*te of thi* N e c c a r y Ex. Fred. T . William, at the Court llouae in Sanford, F’t*. sfifest nnd rhenprst In the world. Wrlle ing ile»rrili«d land altuate in Seminole eounWitne-x my hand and a ril ot ,»id Circuit Court, p r n .r u far .Nrmlnalr C ount,. City Kngini.tr. on the lilli day ed October A. II. 1919, then for Informnllon lo headquarters O.lando. ty. Floritla, to-wit: S<-j of ~«4 S ' , of S E H of Court, thla t h - 7th d»> of A ucu,t 1919. and there to make an*wer to the bill of co m ­ T hr following la *1 -atim ale of th - n —- 6 S .p c . S W ' , i f F'xliim 13, Townttilp 21 South. 1Seal! i:. \ ItiiHG I.ASS Agents wanted in every town In Florida. f„ » r y n p , n i o of P-m inute County, Florida Itangr 29 E a , t ; alao begin at SW corner of Clerk of Circuit Court Semlnob- Co., Fla. plaint herein filed agaln,t you. lor I hr ti»ral year from October t«t, 1919 To S E ' , of Sertion II, Townahlp 21 South, K. F. Houiholder It I* further e.rdered th a t thla nollehNOTICE O F E LECTIO E Vrplember 33th 102(1 a» c l i m a t e d l,y i bi­ Hange 29 E a tl, tun K*,t 11 ' j chain*. puidithed for eight Conerrtulv- Ui<-k» In th Solicitor. 6 1 -t a tc lliard of County C o m m it,io n rr ,, In am! for Notire |, hereby given th a t an election N orth Hi ch ain ,, W r,t I t ' , chain,, S outh 10 Sanford Hr-aid, a new ,pa per puidithed in mlnolr C ounty »i th r lr regular m r r f Inc will be held a t tbe^ i»v, ral railing place* in chain,. Seiniiiuld Co. Fla. • n A u ru 't l l h , 1919, In Clrtull Court of the S -x c n th Judlrlal Seminole C o unty, Florida, on Ih r IMh day 1, hereby ordered t h a t you appear to t h r Wltne,, ley hand and aral ef aald Circuit Cirrult of Flarlda, Seminole C ount-. of September 1919 pursuant to C har,ter billIt of C rn ria ld Fund complaint filed herein againat you In Court th i, th 70t day of Augutt 1919. ft 195 of the I.awr, of Florida, A r t, of. ___ . tho above entitled rau>r, on the firvt day i f In Ch ncerj. 1919, Salary of Clrrk of th r Circuit Court o ral) E. A. DOUGLASS Entitled An Act to Prohibit Hogs or S w lnr Septa latter, A. D. 1919. an d th r Sanford C. I.. ICandall. t!ompiainant a. County Amlltor anil Clrrk Clrrk ol Circuit C ourt Seminole, Co. Fla. v». runnin nr roam ing at large In ,a id county, Herald it hi reliy d c tg o a t e d a , t h r n ew ,paper William A tkin,on t" t h r C ounty Cnmmlatlotirr* . . . $ 1.’>00.00 for KF. Ilouihulder, Daniel, l.u t h r r C. I'o rtrr, the purpoto of adopting or rejecting th e In which t h i , order tlinll be publiahed once I'M flirm *180.00 anil Milrag* Solicitor. 65*9tc. The l'„rt*mouth T ru tt A G u a ra n te e t'o ., roviilon* of *aid a r t , ,ald election to be a week for ttcxlve r o n i r r u t tv e week*. MY SPECIALTIES: 1192.00 ofComri . .... 672.00 Alire C. Hill. Daxld Le* Daniel, A. D. eld in accordance with rxiiting law* governl‘a. of ShrrifTIT for atlnedanee on Wltne,* my h in d and *eat of office thi* Starblrd, and all unknown pervon* -laltn ing general election*, including the iiuiljfiPICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA Co Commloalnneia ...... Id.00 2nd <lay of Jun e, A. D. 1919. Ing any intere,t by through or u n d er th* In t l r ' U ' ' Court, K o - n i h Judicial Clrrull Attorney for County Corn. 600,00 ratio n of voter,. Sr nlnul- C vinly, Flarlda. In Chancery '• r a i l E. A. DOUGLASS, above named parti-* or eith ir of th em , a* The fcllowlng elector, have- been appointed GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER 9: pervtenn of ll-gf*tratlnn 210.00 M*ry M, l . cord, widow. Clerk C lrru lt Court, S-m inoie Co., Fla. heir,, dev tare,, grant' *,, legatee, or f h e r County Fhyaictan _____ 360 no to conduct aald election anti lo ra n v a a , and W. M. M urp hy , Jr.. Com plainant wite, and alt other unknown p e rto n , rlalm va Hill to ISCCKRS' PLATED WAKE Cr'jrtv fir monriratinn Ag-nt 1200.00 m a k e return, of th e v o le , ca*t In the aeveral Solicitor lor Complainant,. 86-l3lr ing any tnter<*t in and to -aid lan d , Iuvn1v<d tjulft T iC htpair, In Court tf o u .r 200.00 p rt c in r l i, liwpecllvely, the lait named to act in ,atd suit, r t at. llrpalra to Jail . . . __ ___ __ 200.00 a , rlerk ,11! unknown h,ir« of and all unknown ner- ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES In Circuit Court S r x r n lh Judicial Circuit, Deft n d a n t ,. Furnllur, A Fixture* for C t. Ilo u .r JOOO.OO Precinct No I. T im Krane. F. E. t i l e , n, claiming intermt under E. S. and E. J Seminole ( '" u n i t . Florida. In I hxnerf) Order of Cnnatructlv* Service • Furniture & Fixture, Jail t«0.00 A. \V. Wathen ami W. F. Shelley. Henry II. HI. If.) Chappell, To th r d - f r n d a n t , ; Wllllatn Atkin-on White, ''r * . C. AV. . ' a - ' c k , and *11 unknown Janitor* . 720.00 Precinct No 2 A. S. Ilaw k in ,, J. C. Moffett Marv Wheeler Chappell, ami perton, claiming lu lerrtl under C. AA', Daniel, Luther C. I’ort-r, T he F o r t ,m o u t h Jacock, and all unknown parlim claim ­ Mfhl Km I & Water 500.00 J a , . A. Johnaon amt J. W. Hell. J. flargreavi •, C om p lainant! Hill to T r u , t It G u ara n tte e Co., Alice C. Hill, Ir.turancr . . 200.00 ing an Iniermt In an I to Lota 2, 3, t, fi, Precinct No .1. C. I.. Ilritt, G. !'■ Paxton. v». Oulet David Le - Daniel and A. D, S tatldrd : In i I,r ial, .. SOO.OO David Speer, and F. P. Itlnew. Title. Joaeph G arvin, the unknown 6 and 7. Illock 2, E. J. AA'hlt-'* SubdlvlIt appearing from t h , v " t n bill "f com tt.palr. ami Addition, tu I'our Precin ct No. I. A. A. Hick-, P. A. Jo h n ­ legatee* and device-, u n d ' r t h r rded In plat book No 2, S-m lno'e plaint herein filed, th a t your place of rev|- ,i-n a* lluutr m il Farm - 1203.00 son, A. V. McGuinn and !-■ m ard Kelt. U -t will an d i n t a n i r n t of J o ­ d ,nee I, unknow n, and that you a r - over County E-cord,, Del* ndan t,. Kurnlturr A- F ii tu r r ., p oo r llm i.r Precinct No. 5, T. I.. Ctuhlng. N. J. T a n ­ aeph Garvin, th* unknown h 'ir* o l Oft DEH OCULIST AND OPTICIAN th- age of 21 year*: ■ltd Farm loo.03 ner. t). ti, Walcott anil II. II. M rt'a ll J^wph Garvin, Writ. G. A ndrnTo at! unknown nrlrr of, and all u o k e o a n ! i | i n , i . (ip< ration of Poor llouae Precinct No 6. J. W. Flvnl, (i. T. Peter*. rtid, th e un know n legatee* and It It therefor- O rd e r'd th at you nod each p, reon* cltl i.'Ug in l r r e t l lindtr E S. A E. J. Practice confined lo Iho treatm ent xntl Farm __ . ......... ......... 4030.00 J. V. Wick*, and M, E. Dooley, deviate, u n d er the ia*t will an d if you do ap t" ar before our -aid Circuit AVMt-, an t to *11 u n k n o a n pi ra in, claiming of the eye Precinct No. 7. it. It. Itnbrrta, J. E. Sny- t>-lam ent of Wm. (i. AndenC ourt at Ihr C ourt lio u ,e In Sanford, Florida Inlt re ,t under C. AA’. a a ro tk t, and all u n ­ Altl wan — tu f'aunrr* ntiHid* n l d . and th e unknown helra of G. ti.Jacob, am! t.. II. Collin,. on th* f.th day ol l.rtover, A. D. 1919, thill known I'xfilr, claiming an intrri« t in ao'l lo Eyes examined hy a regular regis­ ■. |* >or '1 . . ,100.30 d, r. Wtu. (!. Andetirtld, D efendant,. Precinct No. ». C. E. M i l h c r t , S. E. and there to make a n tw tr to t h e bill of I.. 1, t , .. I. Ci-r-irrf'a l n i | i , H t ’“ K n , of Of. He * 7,ltlOck 2, E. J. AVhlle'a tered physician I'. E. K ed d ltt tn d t. W. Mori man. Notice to Non*Ifotidenl, complaint tiled hertin agaim t you. h t,r ,, Ju r **fd Win* *•**»•» 100,00 M ather,. SutidlvUlon a , reco rd ,d in Flat Hook No 2, Precinrt No. 9 T. I*. Hartley, T. P. I.ewl, T o Joaeph C arv ln , Itealdence Cnknown: Glasses filled, broken lencs du­ fr• a. Lf •* Ini|»j"a*4- |*cc« of M,fDrM It la further ordrred th at th i , order lie S-mlnol- C ounty I’. ecoril,. A. Illttline, am i J. N. S arcy. am! f ’tifnmitlf1#** ICiU.DO J. Precinct plicated No. Hi. Jam e* llteil. J. G. M ar­ To Wm. G. Andenreid, Realdenre Cnknown: published in the Sanford Hi raid, a n e a , Paper You a* d each of you arc V e by ordered 1 • f t : . ] St.tlnrufV , H l n k i vtc. 10 *.'I0 tin, A. O. Sloldom It a p tu a t in g by the aworn hill of com ­ pu',11 -bed In Seminole County. FI*., once a to apt't xf to th r blit id 1omplairit htrein an'l A. E. Sjoldom. I . T f i l llooki noo.oo plaint tlf'd h rein a ; a i n , t you th at you Fax, 28 W. Church SI. • Orlando, Fla. wiek for tight coniecutlve week*. Precinct No. 11. J. W. tl,te e n . A. W. filed ag..i ,t y ru , o t the I I j| day for Nov­ rtHiaitPtl by (4 * 200,00 Mullen, A. II. Fuller and \V. II. Hallard. - r claim to h a v e , ,me Interval In the follow. W ltn e ,, my hand and ,i a l "f ,a ld Circuit ember, th e tame lici; g Ih third of Novem* Ing d .terlb ed laml !n Seminole ct unty, F'lot- Court loi ' As*i r 1000*00 btr 1919. th i, the 7th dav nf Augutt 1919. Said election to be hebl in accordance F <-mmidi Ion > of T a i Co Hector -500 DO with the u w , of Florida governing the hold* Ida, to-wit: Se*|) E. A. DOUGLASS. *■**1*r Ifl HI, Gt ncral Court Work *20(1.00 ing td general election. In *ald -ta t, and r• The We-t half IV1| l of the Soul h e r d Cl tk ' f Cirrult Court c -m ln*I- C t-., Fyx. 1 '+rk Cl, Ct. ll«ecifillDte mn>t| cm* lo be made to the clerk ami ch air­ lyunrl, r -S W ** 1 of Section 29, T ow ntblp 19 E, F. llouahiddtr. »ra! r «•tir 1 work 301,0(1 turn* Solicitor, US-fitr man of the Hoard of County I'om mlailunrr* Sottlh, K ang- 31 Ea*t, le-* an d e tr e p t th l-t jM-n*tw tif !1Ip rili 1n• E00 00 of Wra! half Ix .ljl td th* W^-,1 halff i W ' i ) of t*i.l Count)1. ILm i fv«tl fi r nclc* lM»2.2r* the Southwt t qu arter t S W ' j ) of the SouthDone by order of the Hoard of C ounty Commi,*lune|i of Seminole C oun ty, Florida - 1 -t q u a tt e r S\Vf4) of Sertion 29. Town- Notlr* e*f Application for Tax D eed I'nilrf 123*23*2.25 • hip 19 S ou th. Itange 31 E a t t , containing 70 S ertion 6 of 4 hapler I 88 X, Law* of I loibla (Seall E. A. I'OlTliLASS Notice 1, hereby given th a t George SmithIf0 4 *1 A llridcr f u n d C lrrk of Hoard of C ounty C om m l,,ion cr, a rret more or I-**. You arc therefore hereby required and or crrr.an, pureba-er of Tax Certlflvat* No of Iti.ftri Superintendent f 12'K),00 of srm ln tle C o u n ty , Florida. tiered to b - and appear before our ,aid 1922, dated th e 3rd day of Ju n e A. I). 1001 !'*id t<> Co. I ’oiti'fi for !t»»a«l In* li'eMf. 300.00 C irrult C ourt at Ihn C ourt llnuxe in San­ ha, tiled raid certlficat” In my oilier anil ha, > . «lion ford, Florida, on the Fir»t Monday In Au- m adr application for tax deed to i , , u r In i'alti tu other p trifin t fur Ituad InNotice of Application for Tax H e rd Cmlrr Said certltirale -m I (HI.00 gutt, 1919. bring the 4th d a y of ,a td month, accordance with law. iptction ». Srctlon a ol Chapter IShX, Law* of i lotlda. then ami th ere to m ak- a i m e r to the Mil brace* the following detrribe d property ,lt1000.00 L'wt <f Mat* rial Ton!* and M a c h Irivry, ro«t anil rr* Notice la hereby given th at ti. T. Daniel, of complaint herein fil'd ag aln -t you and u atrd It; Seminole C ounty, Florida to wll 2000.00 p u rr b a ie r ol Tax Certificate N>> HM6, 'fated therein tail no t, el*# -Uld hill will h- taken a , S\V:« of S W ' i S-c I". Twp. 21 South ( 000*00 >be Itb dav ol J ^ n r A. ft. IF91, aald cer­ c o n fu t e d ag a in ,! you, followed by final do- itange .10 E a,t. T h - raid land loing a. C(u Stuck* Co*t* Can? & Fred in k teee-d at t h - d a te of tl «■ ii,uane,» of iticb tificate embrace* tho following dcarrlbcd r* —. property ,liu*te l r> Simlit-b- C ounty. It 1, f u r l h - r ordered *hat t h i , notice be c . r t lf i r a t - in the name of J. W. Ktown. Florida to-wil- t * ' ' j el N'WJi of S K ‘» of publixhed in 'h> Sat,ford Herald, a newt* tlnlex, tald n r l l f i r a t e tball b* reel,-need S W ' , and E 3-1 "t N ' t of S f . '■ of S\A of l.aper publiahed In Seminole county. FI--IH*, a>cording to law tax eleed will |,«u* thereon Sec. 4. Tp. 2t It. 29 E.. the »a!d U ud an , • a, 1, week for * cor.tecutlve week*. THE U N I V E R S A L C A R I on the 9th day of Septem ber, A. D. 1919. • log »„eaexl at tiie date ol the l*,uanre of Wltnraa my official , |g n a t u t - and teal t hi» ALL HAHTIKH C L A I M I N G AN IN-h certificate In th* name of Cnknown; T ET<> I t E S T IN T H E I’H n l 'E U T V IIE It El N* the 7th day of Augu»t A, D. 1919. \ | , n Tax Certificate No 8r7. dated the HELOW (Seal: E. A. DOUGLASS. D E S C I t lI I E D ; Under Jo,*ph Gar­ I d ay of June A. D. !9U2. aald certificate vin and Win. Clerk C lrrult C ourt Seminole C ou n ty . (!. Antlenrtid, nr otherwite. .tract, the following d o c r l b r d property Florida It tolng m a d r to appear by a eworn bill of * itu atrd in Seminole C ounty, Florid* to-wit; 11y V, M. D ougla,,. It. C. S K ' i of NB*, of SW of Sec. 4. T p . 21 complaint fil'd herein a g a in ,t you th r t you S. It. 29 F!., i i i t i , bring one fourth of ,ahl b a v - or claim to have «*imc lot, reel in tficirtificatr. th- -aid land Icing a,»e»ed at lidlowlng ileacrlbrel land, in Seminole county, D rp a rlin rn t of t h - Interior. |t, H. band OttleJI Here Is a messago to the dale of the la - u i n t e of aurh certificate Florida, to-wit; Galn-avllle, Fla, July 2*. ! 9 ! J Duffcrlng wumcn, Irom Nolle# I, In *eFey give n th at Sxili- M'allar-' in th e name of A. H. Wood. T h e W rit half (W !j> of t b - Souther ral Mrs. W. T. I’rlco, oE f l a t filed n l d certificate In my office and q u a ri-r tSW)*> of Sertion 29, Townahlp 19 widow ot Arthur II, Wallace, d*rra>ed. of baa mad*- application for tax deed to i»*ue South. Hange .11 E att, ]-*■ and rxrei.t t h - Wcklwa, I'lorlda, who on May 29. 1914 Public, Ky.! "I Buf­ in acrordxnce with law. . . . . i W t t t hall ( W 1J ) of the W rit half (\\ '4) of m ad- H o m e ,tr a d E n tr y No (M2I21 for fered wItli p a in f u l...", L'nle** Mill certificate thall be r r d r - m r d the S o u t h w c t qu arter I S W ' j l of the South- S AV 14 of NAV 11 . N A V , of SAV', S ertion 6lio writes. "I got down according to law tax deed will i,,u e thereon wett >|uartrr (S1V '() of Sertion 29, Town- A N ' j of SE 1, , Section 6 . T o w n ,h ip 20 S.. on t h - H th day of A ugutt A. D. 1919. • hip 19 S ou th, Itange 31 E a tt , conalfiing Hang- 29 E. T allah a,,t-r Slerldlan h a , filrd with n weakness In my W itm , , my ntficial ,ignxture and aval thla 70 acre, more or l r ,,. notice of intention to make thre-*yrar Frotif back and lim b s ...I th e lUth day of Ju ly A. D. !» l» ; You are therefore heiehy com m anded and to e,tab!!ah claim to th e land aboxe deacribed felt helpless nnd dis­ (acall A* I O j n i - A S e ^ to lie and appear before our taitl before Clrrk Circuit C ourt, at Hanford, I'l r r k Clrrult C ourt. hrinln"Ir < ounly. . l» rriiuired co u rag ed ...! hud about Circuit Court a t the Court ll >u,v in San­ Florida, on th* 6 th d a y of Septeraher 1919, Cl*5lc IIV V. R. HoutfUi*. I>. C. ford, C laim an t name* aa wltn —« n : Floritla. on the Flrtl M onday in Sep­ lven up hopes of ever tember. 1919, bring th* flr*t day of ,aid William C. Holiday, of AA'eklwa, Florida, clng well again, when It. C lltk , of Wrklwn, Fiarida, Noli re of Appllcallon for Tax Deed V nd rr month, tF -n an d there to m ake ai.awrr unto 11. Crip pc n, of Wehlw* Florida, a friend Insisted 1 S ertion # of ( haplef 188*. I.awa of I torlda. t b - bill of rutnidaint tilt i herein a g i l m t you, Eben A A '. E. \Vhidden, cf Wekiwa, Florida. and th e n In tat! not el<- -aid bill will bN o lle- I, hereby given th a t I , i a c lllark- taken a» r o n f - tt e d again,! you. to be IniIIOHT. AV. DAVIS • hcr, ptirrhater of Tax Certificate No 41,, lowrd by final decree. 6 l- 5 tc Ileaiftrr. d ated the Slh day ol Ju n e A. D. 1911, ha, It 1, furth er ordered th a t th i , notice bo filed aald c. rtlllcate In my odlc* and hai made application for tax deed to i,*uc In publiahrd one- each week for tw elve week* In I’- p a t lm c n l of th r Interior.. I . S Land OITIr* Galnravllie, Fla., July 26, j fa| *» accordance with law. Said certificate em ­ t h - Sanford Herald, a newspaper publWhrd N otire la hrreby given that John F. Dav brace* t i e following dreeribed property , t- In Seminole co un ty, Florida. |d,on >f J a c kannville, Fla., who on May 19, u ated In Semin le C u n ty . Florida to-wit, Done and order*d th i, th* 5th day of 1911. made ll » m e ,t r a d Fintry No. ttftTl.l b u l l (0 Jt II, Klciiardaona Add \A ooillirldge June, 1919. for N 'v of SW .1', S E ' . of NAA't, i NAV 14 „f • old na the p ro p e rty of E . C. Wallaee (trail E. A. DOUGLASS, <[ N F 7',. Section 28 T ow nthlp 18 S. flange Alan Tax Certificate No 309. dated the Clerk C irrult C ourt Seminole C o , FI*. 31 I!,, T aK * h*,,e- Meridian haa tiled finilcr 3rd d a y of Julv A. I>. 1916. covering Lot fi, Hy V. E. Dougl*--, D. C, ol Intention to make T hree-year Proof i<> Dicklntnn & D lrkinton, Hlrhardaon* Add to AAoodbfldge, I hr aald retahlieh rlalm to t h - laud above deerrlOed, land being a« e,ed at th , date of the l«,uanre S-lltitora for C omplainant,. tu lore Clerk C lrr u ti Court at Sanford, SM131C of auch eer tIdeate In th e n a m - of Unknown m Florida e,n t h - 5lh d a y of September 1919, U nit*, aald certificate abatl »■ redeemed C la im in t name* a , wltne, according to Inw tax d r d will li,Ue thereon N O T IC E 7 0 IIIDDEItS I began CarduL In on th e H t h day ol Auguat A. D. Sealed bid,, aubjeet to th* ,a le of bond, Cheater Carpenter, of 4>«te*n, Florida. W i t m - a my official a ig n a tu re a n d e ta l thta will fi* reeeiveel by t c Uuatd of County John Fell, of t ) , l i - n , Florida. a short whllo I caw a t h e 10th d a y of J u l y A- u . 1919C om m iuln nrr* nf Srminot* C o u n ty , Florida, M artin Shepard, cf (rateen, Florida. m arked d ifferen ce... Florida. (■rill K, A* IlOlKiLASS a t t h r ofilr* of *ald hoard at th* ru u r t hout* Anthony June*, of Enl»rprl>e, llO ltT . W. DAVIS I grow Btrongcr right Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County. Fla in Sanford, Florida, on or hef-re ten o'clock 6 ( . 5 t r HrgUtrr. 61-Slc Hy V. L. Dougl*,,. D. C, a. m. or, Ihe 2nd d a y of ScpitmF>er A. D. 1919, along, and It cured me. for th* *xrava:inn an d ro n itru e tlo n of th* I am stouter than I N ailer « f Applleallen n o 7 a a H eed^lladeg dltchrv, drain* or eanala and la trra l ditrhr*, In r t r r n l t Court. S eventh Ju d tla l f rrtiil havo been la years.'* S late of Florida. d ra in , ut canal* In t h r Jraaup Drainage DlaNotice la hereby given th at Hurntan S Irtcl. T h e M ,r rh a n ta N atio n al Hank of S a v an n ah If you suffer, you can va. Each bid m u tt l>» areompxnlrd by a certi­ Dodd p u rrha.er of Tax C'ectlrtcatr No ' h2J a p p r e c i a t e w hat It fied cheek In the turn of Fix- Hundred ItSOO) Lucy C. Flnegan a* Ad mini,; rat ri a e>( dated the 2nd day of J u n e A. menus to ho strong nnd E .ta t e of Jnaeph F'inegan, dereaxed, e t al. Dollar,, payable to aald board, aa an w i ­ filed aald ecrtlrtrate In my office and haa made well. Thousands of wo­ application for taa d re d t o l»aue In •rcord- den — of good faith. Hy virtu* of a ju d g em en t rendered in t h r Estimated to tal yardyge, 56,660 col lr C irruit Court of Orange C ounty, Fla., In ance with law. Said certificate r <he men glYo Cardul tho yard*. Thla ejuantlty ia only approximate, proceeding by rir* facia, to revive th* ju d g e ­ following dr arrlbed property alluaUd credit for their good AOENTs • being given a , a uniform bail* for ronipari- ment in abov* entitled r a n ,* end for , i e . . Seminole county. H o rid a to 1M •on of hlilt, and th e aald board rr*-rvre the ulion aa to certain heir, of Ju trp h Flnegan, health. It shou'd help HR** of R E)i llr«« W I ? *lr3 • 21 S It 30 £., S aere*. Alru Tax Certificate right to i n r r r , , * or d e rr ra — th* amount of tleccated, and execution Ittu rd thereon, I you. T ry Cardul. A t all No. 1887. dated ihe 2 nd day of Jun e A. D. •aid y ardagr a , rnay b* deemed neceatary. „ ... _. . - at the ------F--s v s_ --------levltd jhUI! ___ a n a will aril front drugElsts. E-73 All hlu, -hs!! be s , 2 t ! * i * i a a form to be dcor of the Court Houa* In Sanford, S«rr.!1896. covering th* following 1/ i n - a i t : W 10 A of N IS A ol U “I t furniahed. note C ounty, Florida at I t o'clock a. n . on OFFICE FEOFLSS HANK BUILDING 1 of Fre. 26, Tp. 21 F. II. 30 L., T he board raeerrrw tb* right tu reject any Monday tmhhr 1* t j i i r t a iber, ' c r , <r»« t i4t day u« ot rSeptem A. ft** It. 1919 the right tit!* and inlrreat, claim and i T h e tald land being M*ta*fd a t the date and al) bid*. Tb* tuccewelul bidder 11 be required lo dem and ot K alneiint AV. F'laegan, C h a r i . : 1 of the laauance of eueh rertiflearv In th* e-a b u s in e s s c a r DS ds j r* SCHELLE MAINES glv* a bond equal lo 25 per cent ol the amount of bis or their bid, computed upon lb* baali of Ih r yardagr above mentioned, with a S urety Company qualified to write aurh bond* In th* State of Florida, a , lurely thereon; the Surety C ompany and form of bond to be approved by aald board. A copy of plan,, aprclflrationi and pro­ file* and p ra p o ttd contract, bond and form of bid may he obtained upon application to the undcnignrd upon making' a depo.lt of Ten Dollar*, thla turn to b» refunded when •aid plana, •pacification*, ti c ., have hren re­ turned. Hy order of the Hoard of C ounty Commlxaionera of Seminole C ounty, Florida. '*e*l> E. ft. DxL’GLASS. 6S*ltc Cletk. Wilson £ Hoosliolder ATLANTIC HOTEL We Still Have Good Envelopes at I HERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY Automobile Protection LEGAL ADVERTISING HENRY M c L A U U N JEWELER E DR. E. S. HOFFMAN 0>lft W om en! E Take CARDUI The Woman’s Tonic The Ford One Ton Truck may well he classed as an agricultural necessity, it fits into and fills so many wants on It is a reliable bearer of the farm farm burdens, not only do­ ing the work of several horses quicker and better 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 buy­ ing them Truck Chassis $550 f. o. b Detroit. C. F. WILLIAMS Agent EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y wenerai Fire Citnforrf, Insurance Florida p a1 *^ j j-Sv ■ *f:*;’ ■:' j-i1 % Ii 3.j s 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, 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/8bbf85a2b17ca47c93e844c0d1abd4c9.pdf 1f8c0604c47196fe860972763348f1c5 PDF Text Text IN TH E H E A R T OF T H E Y /O R L D ’S G R E A T E ST .V E G E TA B LE SECTION NUMBER 66 SANFOIID, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1319 VOLUME X were Interested and having returned to the city from the trip north will open n real estate office under the name of II. I). Lewis. He will huy and sell real estate and will deal in city and country property and h fa miliar with every part of the coun­ ty a.-.d with jnuperiy of ail kinds. .v m llD MEN HAW i> u i HARDEN’ S FERRY AND OSTEEN FERRY SHOULD HAVE FREE BRIDGES AND WILL HAVE THEM W. EARING CO. OF JACKSON YILLE RECOGNIZES SURE RIOR ADVANTAGES OF SAN FORD'S LOCATION n t,- TO w o r k w h en HERALD GOES T O PRESS tu rn ed Chicago. Aug. 14. Several thoumd railway shopmen from all parts i , hc country met h eref todny to .ijer the question of returning to ork in accordance with President •icon's demand. It is expected ,,t a definite policy in regard to the rike which was called Aug. 1st in nunce of orders of tin* international Hirer* of the union will he adopted ,fnre the inerting adjourns. Local ..i.» ndioured the strikers to While the meeting was in session 28,000 striking car workers in the Chicago district began taking a ref­ erendum vote to decide whether they sill return to work. Railroad officials reported little Endor Curlctt and Mias Emma change in the traffic njtuntion due to Eichner and little Miss Whitcomb of the Strike. Chicago is still more se­ Ceneva were among the visitors to riously affected than nny other •»<•the city on Tuesday. * tion of the country, although 1,450 tar* of live stock were handled to­ day, 10 more than on the corres­ ponding day last year. The following is from the Orlando Reporter-Star at Orlando: From all reports the railroad situa­ tion ss far as Florida is concerned sill be in a normal condition within the next three or four days. A tele­ gram received by the Reporter-Star from Tampa at noon stated thAt the men in Tainpa shops had voted to return to work at 7 tomorrow morn­ ing and that officials at that point jay traffic operations from that point sill be normal in thrity six hours after the men have resumed work. mil next to me crow n raper v a rnet of land upon which Mr. Bishop sill build a .arge warehouse und ither buildings for the Zaring Co. rherc will he garage and machine ihops nnd n building for the storage af hay and .grain aside from the main grocery building. The C. NV. Zaring Co. will ship their etuff to Sanford getting the advantage of the water rate nnd from hero will truck it to points in this and adjoining counties, tlius saving the retail dealers the freight charges and making quick and satisfactory dcliverics. The new wholesale house will be on a siding of the A. C. L. Ry., and also close to the lake front and the location Is Ideal <*»r this business, being about five blocks from the center of the city. It was reported on the streets this morning that the men at Lakeland, Sanford nnd High Springs had il­ lumed to work, but n telegram fri n The men in the shops here have not gone back to work or had not up to the time of going to press in spite of the fact that it was thought the strike would be oyer today. Just «hst '.he locals here intend doing in the fare of the general orders to re­ turn to work is hot known but it is iioped that the Sanford men will re­ turn to work tomorrow pending the settlement of the strike. p,#y of „U c*( carg un,| tirc.*s and uccessorjeSt tj„. rt.nr thero will he y p,r|l r!ass garnge and machine ahop wight Tiro Co. is one of thp yOUn<Mt firms In the city and Qnp ()f tjH, mogt progn*ssive and kayc raJ,i,Hy outgrown their present uartpr3 jr, tj,e Seminole Annex ^u|)(„ nR ^’ ork will commence on the new buiUing al once an,i the Wight Tire Co t,ct to occupy their new quar^ jn njnc{y ,iayB from the time ^ lh# fir8l l)rick is |aj(| un|CM the jrr|R|,t embargo continues. t The Wight Tire Co., aside from being wholesale and retail dealers In tires and accessories are sales agents for the Chandler and Chevrolet nnd King cars nnd Republic Trucks and they will carry a larger line oi these ems and of the tires and accessories . , . in their n e w building than ever hi­ S. 0 . Shlnholser has the contract ^ for the buildings nnd all arrange' _________________ ments have been made and the „ building will start at once. The Lake for Congress new firm is well and favorably Hon. Forrest Lake of Sanford will known in this section where their b» a candidate in the D e m o cra t travelling representative, Charlie Da- t rimarios next year for congressman vis has been cominfg for years and from the Fourth district, running they will cover central nnd south against H o n . . J. Sears, the present Florida from their Sanford h ou se,: incumbent who will be a ca ridid ate maidin' this city the nucleus for a to succeed himself. Friends of Mr. coun ty in the casg of II. K. Bailey, u cattle owner who had refused to dip his cattle and had been arrested upon a warrant properly sworn out ugninst him. The Supreme Court held thnt the law authorizes the state Live Stock Sanitary Board to promulgate rules and regulations necessary to enforej regular and systematic dipping of all cattle every 14 days until such time as It is ascertained by regular in­ spection and dipping that the cattle ticks. Upon receipt of the opinion the Board held a meeting and announced as their policy in Seminole county the vigorous enforcement .of regular cattle dipping. Eveey legal facility will ha invoked against cattle pi-iters in this county who do not fully com ­ ply with the rules and regulations, according to information which has been received from the Board, and the dipping of cattle is expected to show renewed activity as a result of this policy. Xhat is the tenor of re­ ply froiq the State Live Stock Sun- commissioners, on the resolutions adopted at last commissioners' meet­ ing asking what will he the status of work in this county. They also will energetcially protect the' county boundary line. Seminole county can be tick free by first of December, of all the cattle owners heartily cooperate in the regular dipping of cattle, und if they do not they seem to have legal trouble*: ahead nrd finally will have to do the work anyway, so It looks lik*e good business to forget tho reso­ lutions which were adopted by the R* B. Lewis has an advertisement cattle men in convention in Orlnndo in this Issue setting forth the fact tiiut compulsory dipping would stop U.ct he has embarked in the real ♦state business.. Mr. Lewie is: well known here having resided in Ssjiford for several years und was for­ merly with the A. P. Connelly Real Co,, but b e f o r e going north Purchased the real estate holdings ‘ n which ^>e and A P. Connelly Children's Party Miss Juliu Ltiing entertained a few of the little ones Monday afternoon In honor of her cousin. Miss Eliza­ beth Ballard.. Games r.nd a “ word contest" v.cre enjoyed by all. The color scheme of red and gi.en was carried out in the dining room where delicious ice cream und cake were ai'i.t ‘0 ny the hostess. Those enjoy­ ing the happy occasion were Misses Carmitu Barber, May Godby, Lou­ ise Wells, Irene McGagahin, Mary Elizabeth Moye, Clifford and Ruby Rivers, Virgie Horne and John Hy­ man, Elizabeth Uallurd, Rebecca Stevens, Thelma Godby. Several years ago when Michael Sholtz nnd associates were before the S°minole Board of County Com­ missioners wantinR a frnnehiso for a drawbridge over the St. Johns river at Harden's Ferry this paper wanted the county commissioners* to join with the county commissioners of Volusia nnd build this bridge.’ There was some hitch at thnt time as the Volusia commissioners did not want to build their part and Seminole county deciding that a bridge was better than n ferry, as the, ferry though privately owned would charge the same rate gave the franchise to Mr. Sholtz. This county was also anxious to build a bridge across the upper St. Johns river nt Osteen ferry but could not get the Volusia commissioners together on this prop­ osition and the undent ferry still prevails ut this point. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Bishop and Our county wns faced with the little daughter, Martha are spen '!«_• tact that with all our vaunted good u few weeks at Daytona Beach. roads nnd with the good roads^of Volusia county there remainod a pay bridge at one point and an obsolete ferry at the other crossing. Now the county commissioners of Volusia are alive to the fact that nothing will do so much for their county as good bridges across ull tlve streams and they have investigated ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF 1 DELEGATES FROM EVERY ' PART OF THE COUNTY. The hospital is assured for Sem- . inole county. The permanent association to he known as the Fernald-Laughton Me* morial Hospital Association wns was formed last night nt a most enthusi­ astic meeting at the court house. Every part of the county was represented at the meeting which dem­ onstrated the interest that is being taken in this hospital. : I i ( { , Hon. E. A. Douglass acting as chairman presided at the meeting BOX SCORES OF ALL GAMES PLAYED BY SANFORD TEAM nnd Mrs. J W. Dickins as secretary. The constitution and by-laws were read and after every one present had nly allowing Uircfl hits the become a real bona fde member by Brudcntown Wins Monday Stuart seemed to he too much for paying tnelf annual flues the meet­ ing w Mil into executive session nnd the Sanfoid* boys nt Bradcntown passed on the by-laws and elected' Monday, although Chapman fanned the iL.*c, -vs. Those who were elect ; one more man than Stuiut. .The ed In two from «a*.h precinct* Sanfoid lads could not connect with in the county, two Lorn each church, i the sphere and in the fourth Bradcn­ one from cad. lodge, c*>e from the town connected sure enough getting rity council, unr from the boa:J of six runs from five lilts and four er­ cuuntv commi*- « c.n and six at rors. The following score tells the Sanford— Stuart, 2b II. Chapman, c Johnson, cf Ilord, 3l> Albancsc, 11b W hit* I f ......... Ellis, rf Davis, ss ....... C. Chapman, p Sanford — JStewart, 2b Chapman, c Johnson, cf Herd, 3b Album sc, lb White, If Davis, ss ... Inman, rf Morton, p IlrndcntownBturoughs, 21 Francis, ss Vnughn, lb Moore, rf F’osa, 3b ...... Rood, If Drake, rf McDaniels, c Stuart, p....... Totals Bartow — Gault, s s ...... L'Homudli-u, rf Phillips, 3h ..... Leach, 2b Mdntonh, cf Y’ oung, if Bellringer, c ..... Smith, lb........ Iloln«*«, p •Curtis . Totals ....... 34 6 7 27 10 0 Scoio by innings— Sanford................. . 000 000 OQO —0 Bradcntown ........- 006 000 000 —6 Summary— Left on bases, Sanford 3, Bradcntown 5, first base on balls, off Stuart 1. Struck out by Stuart 10, by Chapman 11. Sacrifice hits, Nooro, FYancis, Burroughs. Wild pitches, Chapman. Double plays, Burroughs to Francis to Vaughn. Time 1:40 Umpire, Baird. At­ tendance, 254. T otals............. 30 0 2 27 10 5 •Batted for Young in inth.Score by innings: Sanford ..... ........ 010 000 000— 1 Bnrtow ... ........... .. 000 000 0 0 0 -0 Summary: Left on bases, Sanford 5, Bartow 6; two base hits, Inman, Mclnt9sh; firat base on hulls, off Morton 1; struck out by Morton 2, by Haihcs 4; sacrifice hits, Chapman, Johnson, Leach, Bcigingcr; stolen bases. 3tewait, Davit, Phillips, Mc­ Intosh; double play, Albanesc to Sanford Takes Good One Bartow, Aug. 12.—Sanford detest­ i ; w,u , liine oi game 1:40; umpire, ed Bartow here today by a score of 1 Windham; attendance 294. (Continued on page 6) t ) 6. Both pitchers were working Miss Elvira Cartir has returned home from a visit to Atlanta and other pointa in Georgia. �; • ' THE 8ANronD HERALD PAGE SIXTEEN AUGUST 8 exchange for cattle. Dr. Blackman, Lake Monroe, LIST Y O U R PROPERTY - Your Auto - Tornado - Liab Property Damage - WE For sale—Lnunch 2G feet long, G feet beam (Brooks model) 8 If. I’ , heavy duty Callia. perfection engine also boat 47 feet long 8 feet beam, hns been used as house boat. No power. Hulls in,fine shape just paint­ ed. Price for both boats $350.00. These boats can he tnken through Ocklnhawn river to St. Johns, if you mean business send for pictures and purticulnrs. An excellent fishing outfit. Address Lock Box 394. Eustis Fla. 64-3tp W E ARE SELLING ALL CLASSES FIRE INSURANCE anient Co. F. Florida 64-2tc FIXTURES FOR SALE. Tw o 12 ft. wall cases: due 10 ft. wall ease: four 8 ft. wall eases; one 6 ft. umbrella ease; 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 sale as a whole or s part. V. E. Jacobs Co., 135 \Veat Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. G4-2tp| REAL ESTATE Y our H om e W. Formerly Ilolden Renl Estai ity Lots in A ll Parts of City For rent— Rooms East 2nd street. Call at 1020 G5-2tp. Furnished Rooms— By day, week or month. Every convenience Over Philips Drug Storr, corner Park and First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop. 43-tf A . P. C O N N E L L Y FOUND HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION MEET Curd of Thnnks I wish to extend my sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends for their many words of sympathy and acts of kindness during the recent illness and bereavement ot my dear l)n«hnp«! T. i. ■»,.«* .■*•KrT.VY.r t lie elec­ tion of permanent officers of the Fcrnuld-Laughton Memorial Hospi­ tal Association, and no citizen who can possibly attend should be ab­ sent at that time. This is a matter of vital impor­ tance to Seminole County, and aould be of interest to every person ,*eniding within this county. No county should be without a hospital, and through the generosity und love of Mrs. Geo. H. Fernald Seminole County has this much needed institution. It only remains for the citizens to show their appreci­ ation of this gift and take their part in the management of this insti­ tution in order to make it the suc­ cess it is bound to be. COM E AND BRING YOUR FRIE N D S W ITH YOU AND SHOW TH A T YOU ARE A W O RTH Y CITIZEN OF SEM INOLE COU N TY. T. W. Lawton, Chairman Publicity Committee. f . M W .M . also fer the beautiful n et Hie E y es. • mr. - * V « . • • • - V - - Mrs. I. J. Sccord. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Found—Black bob tailed sow, mnrked under slope split in one ear and crop in other ear. Owner can have same by paying for this nd and damages. Robt. W. Lord. G3-tf t OR SA LE For sale — Piano Cheap. Herald Ofllc P. For Four. Enquire 65-tf. IT! DAISY TILE A PERFECT DRAIN Tll.Es Thoroughly Impcnlous to Water, Chemical Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. Mode from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand Nitric and Picric Acid tests In the construction or its Immense) add 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. M A H O N E Y -W A L K E R CO HANrOIII). FLO HID A LOST —Bunefi of keys tielonging O. Brown. Finder please to Brown's market Sanford . Reward. 64*2tc. L ost—Gray wool coat lost in snle--Seed potatoes. Rose automobile on Ouk avenue. Finder Rex Packard, l’ hone 13G return to Herald ofllce ami receive 65-tf. reward. G1-2tp Hood—Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY MOBILOILS andGASOLINE ACCESSORIES Cars Washed and Delivered— Wc Will for and Deliver Your Car. PHONE NO. 41 — REMEMBER THE For sale—-Pair o f mules. Cheap. L. VI!den, It. F. D. A. Sar.ford, 65-tf. Fin. For sale — Moline Universal Tractor, good n? new, oxtrn rims, with sand c rats. Two fourteen inrh plows ^ All Local AdvertlHcmcntB U nder rolling truck , complete Lyman Bros. G5-2tp. This Heading THREE CENTS a Forest City , Fla. Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Lor sale— 1 1 acres of land, lacing Charge 25 Cents. east 31G feet on French ave. Sanford. 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 wo do we are not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter nnd address it as per in­ structions in the ad. Florida's Grout Home Daily Readers of the Tampa Dally This Column Is Free to Returned Soldiers and Sailors Who Seek Positions. Times get more for their money than! the readers of any other Florida WANTED daily. This great daily which is aiming the fastest growing news­ papers of the South is fearlesr, uggressive und interesting. For nearly a generation it has consisteltly fought for the rights of the prople. Its news service is unsurpassed. Its Wanted— Men in every county receives both the DAY ami NIGHT wit It own auto to travel ami take leased wire reports of the Associated orders for the Red Kipper Hay Press in full, is n full member of the Newspaper Enterprise Associa­ Press. Can give good commission to tion, has its own correspondents the right man. He must he a goufl G5-tf. everywhere, and buys more expen­ hustler. sive features for its readers than any Wanted—Saleslady. Ladies Ready other Florida daily. No home in to Wear. Apply New York Heady South Florida is complete without to Wear, 312 Sanford Avenue. Apply the Times. Only $G a year, $1.50 at once. G2-tf. for three months. Sent free on two weeks' trial to those genuinely in­ Wanted—File proof sufe; also terested.—Adv. G5-3tp two horse wagon, if a bargain. Box 38, Sanford, Flu. 62-4 tc Look tip every once In n while from xmr work nnd lay li down for n min(te or two now and llicn. nnd lei your oterept focus on more distnnt tilings. Tlius yon will give the eyes u little cst by focutudiiK in nnnthcr position. 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 FOUND SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS FOR RENT nds in M. M. Smith’s Sub Division HAVE WAN! ED— OLD Cl. EAN ANY KIND EXRAGS CEPT OLD SOCKS, OR COATS. PANTS, SPREADS. A r BED TIIE HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf “ I'll rnntch my carbon copies against any in town for neat­ ness. lasting1legibility and uni­ formity. I always use Less than one mile from postofilce two story house on place, about 200 orange trees, two artesinn well highest land near Sanford, good farming and vegetable land. Apply la W. F. Leavitt, Phone 437 W. GS-ltp. FOR SALE—"K ID D IE HOOP", little less than new, in good condi­ tion, will sell cheap. Can he seen n! 113 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. NVekiwa, Fla. 63-4tp. For sale rive acres farm, goou house, 2 and one half acres tiled, Mules wagon and harness. Bargain for cash. \V. W. Dressor, R-l For sale or exchange— 1 Yault door, good shape, 1 large Safe. 71 inches high, I small Safe, 34 inches high, 1 adding machine. Mus*. sell quick. C. Care of Herald. 6 2 -/ Foi Sale—Ten acres celery land cast of Sanford on brick road * j mile from loading station, live urres im­ proved. 5 ncres unimproved, 2 wells. For particulars apply to “ Farm,” c-o Herald. 58-tf For Snle—Jersey Duroc pigs, $12 a pair, $<» for one. G. W. Spencer, 58-tf For sale— Maxwell Touring car, in splendid condition. Cush or credit B. k. O. Motor Co. fl4-tf. For sale—One N. I*. Vulcanizcr. R. C Shenfcr, Elm Ave. For snle—Twp hcrscs nnd one wagon. Cash $125. Enquire Wekiwa Post-office. Mrs. Wallace. G4-2tp Standing, sitting and walking correctly are the first essentials to good health and that elusive charm we call style I.L women wish to be well; but all women do not appreciate the vital importance X J l o { correct corsetry as an essential to pood health. The 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 c f corsets wc would have very few female in­ A valids, I am naturally determined to d o every­ thing in my power to educate the American woman in the proper fitting o f corsets. Most learned physicians new recognize the modern corset as a hygienically healthful garment and one that is often the best means o f pro­ viding corrective support for many bodily ailments." The Original-Unequalled Front Lacing Corsets have attained their unquestioned superiority by assisting nature to perfect expression. Ever)' Gossard is hygtenicallv correct. Prop­ erly fitted to the figure for which it was designed it will give scientific support to abdominal and back muscles, with no chance o f undue pressure at the waistline; the organs o f nutrition will be free from pressure; the erect posture which is induced will encourage deep breathing and the diaphragmatic mus­ cles become strong with use. A woman *o corseted will have the undeniable beauty of health and that grace o f body, standing, sitting, or walking, which is best expressed in the one word, style. W c unreservedly recommend Gossard Corsets as the complete expression o f modern corsctry. Our highly specialized corset service is main­ tained with a full appreciation o f the exacting needs of the modern, active woman. TRADE Gossard* arc priced at For rale— Duroc Jersey pigs and nws. Good stock. Joe Fernandez, G4-3tp. Carbon Paper For sale— Hoick Four, latest model. Good eondition, new tires. A bargain. Wight Tire Co. G4-2 THE For sale— Good seven room house and lot. Cheap. On Sanford Heights. Central St. Adrress Box 443 City. 64-2tp. HERALD PRINTING COMPANY FhoneMS Sanford, Florida For sale—25-foot launch, maho­ gany finish, auto top and control, 16 miles per hour, practically new, original cost $1200.00. .Cash or will The Yowell Comp Successors to Yowell-Speer Company m ore �A U G U S T 15. 191) THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR TH E HERALD WEST GENEVA AVENUE The hot wayo la atill with ui. The aun seems hot enough to burn things up, but the time is coming when wc will be glad to get in the sun to get warm. Mr. nnd Mr*. James Ilyrd and two daughters, Misses Margaret and Rubla from Geneva arc spending the week’s end with their aunt, Mrs. Will Robinson. Mr- and Mrs. Barney Beck and children are spending a month at the beach enjoying the cool breezes nnd sand flics. A. K. rower* has been in Talla­ hassee on a business trip. His little son, Kinchen accompanied him. . ‘ “ ’ if a a the hot wave some. We need it every d .y lo keep u. cool. Thl, 1, the hottest wave I ever saw for many year*. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cameron, HenDaytona ty and’ Eleanor were „ . „ , B“ ' h ° v" Sund*1' Herhnt Squire has been in Jacksonville to visit his brother, Byran It is getting time now to fix the ground for planting garden setd and v;e will all be glad to see the time come to plant vegetables to eat instehd of dry peas and canned goods. It does make a big saving at home. A garden is half the battle in a farnHy. It seems like the aeroplanes have stopped passing hy. Haven't seen any in some time. We love to see them going hy if they don’ t call. It would he so nice If we could only have a good place for them to land in Sanford. ---------LONGW OOD PICK-UPS Louis Entzminger returned home Sunday from overseas. We art* all jlad to see Louis home again hut he mys not half so glad as he is to he home. Mr. and Mrs. McDaniels nnd Mrs. Sharpe of Oakland were the guests of Mrs. Hardaway on 1 uesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Entzminger were shopping in Sanford on MonIni’ . Mrs. Will Satchcr has been spending the week with her parents. Miss Lillian Waits was shopping in Orlando Saturday. M /b. Wilkinson of GuThesvilfe Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen. Bnd Mr. *nd Mrs. Ed. Ward and chtl<lrcn have been guests of Mrs. Wards sisters in Jacksonville recently, A daughter was horn to Mr. and Mr;. Lee Kinard August 5th. Mr. nmJ Mrs. Charles Jackson and a party of young people came over from Eustis for the party ut A. II. Cameron's last Thursday evening given as a surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Graham Hunter. It was a very pleasnt gathering with all of those invited in attendance except the honorees who failed to put in an appearance. A enrd was received from Mrs. R. I,. Grier from Charlotte, N. C. They expect to leave today (Tuesday) to drive hack home. The famHy has had a fine time, A card was received from C B. Tyler from St. Joe, Michigan, then on a business trip, C. M, Stowe of Cameron avenue is renovating and building several rooms to his house. J. F. McClelland is building a tenant house. G, W. Spencer has built several tenant houses and John Russell has also built more tenant houses. J- C. Ellsworth and the new farm»»K company have both been using considerable dynamite in their clcar- The good news comes every day of some of our home boys getting back from overseas and how happy it makes us feel to think they were the lucky ones to get home again. How happy it makes the dear old father and mother feel to sec them coming hack. There is one thing we nro 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 hut stay in the shade through August, Mr. .luck Thompson from DcLand is going to take charge of the 11. 0. Brown market on Sanford avenue. We leurn there are several beef mar­ kets going to open soon. We hope them nil good luck. Mr. nnd Mrs. nr° -rendi’-.g the week end at their old home place at Soldier Creek. Miss Margaret Allen has returned Mrs. Jack Vaughn hns a nice rice patch that will he ready to cut in from Gainesville where she was iakabout ten days and that is a big ing a business course. Miss Lillian Waits leaves Sunday saving at home. for Williston where she will visit friends for several weeks. . .. . „ Mrs. J. S. Dinkel will go up to Jacksonville on Saturday where she will he .the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. H. It. Chapman for a week or t„,Q C A SH P A ID FOR used household furniture M ust be in fair condition. Beds Springs Chairs Dressers. Itorkcrs, etc. Call or Address: 321 Snnfurd Avenue W them. The llume* are from Watertown. N. Y., and guest* at the Chamberlain** summer home at the bcch. .. 9 ENEVA , „ Mrs. Frank Pitts left Ly Tampa last Saturday to join her husband, Miss l.ois Grant went to Jncksonville last week to visit her sister, Miss Gallic Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Moran *pent last Tuesday in Sanford shopping. Mrs. J. A. Worthy of Americua, Ga., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. V. T. Peters. Mrs. Way and children of Amorirus, Gn.t who have been visiting Mrs. Way's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Chambliss left Inst week for home. Mrs. David Speer of Sanford is spending a few days with her sister, Mis. C. W. Culpepper. .. „ ... . . , ... .,. Mr. C. b. 01 instead of Ft. Pierce was the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Auhrey Moran last week. ______ ' LAK1 SANI ORI) Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain were over from Daytona Beach last : : : : : W Skilled W elder.: : . . . . : W HERE SERVICE IS CERTAIN First St. Sanford Ave and Mrs. L. E. Wright visited Or lando Tuesday. Mrs. R. \V. Lawton entertained the Crochet Club Friday afternoon. Most of tho members of the club were present and a most delightful afternoon was spent. Mrs. C. L. West, Mrs. I. G. Simmons and Mrs. Chai. Lee entertained the club with music nnd delicious rofreshmenia of cream nnd cake were served. The club will he1entertained this week hy Mrs. A. K. Crawford. Mrs. C. G. Clcugh nnd little daughter of Lakeland arc visiting Mrs. Clough's sister, Mrs. II. B. McCall. Mrs. O. A. Marshall is spending the week end with her son, Dr. C. J. Marshall in Sanford. Messrs. Jones and Curry of the. Agricultural and Industrial Depart­ ment of the Seaboard Air Line Ry. visited Oviedo Tuesday. The Oviedo hall team played the Sorrento team Tuesday afternoon. On account of a ’heavy rain storm it was impossible to finish the game Phone Leffier Building COMPANY A gents For International Harvester McCormick and Deering Mowing Machines, Hay R ak es and Harrows hut the score stood 8 to 2 in favor of Oviedo. On Thursday nftornoon Oviedo and Long wood are to play at Oviedo and much interest is being manifested In this game. Mr. Ray Greene of Rollins Col­ lege was in Oviedo Tucsduy in the in­ terest of the college. The T A V A R E S INN NOW OPKN Catering to Commercial Men and Families Am trlran Plan. flood K its. H a iti llriM u! ThrT A V nIIK H IN N , T a ta r ia , H i. Miss Mary Leinhart spent Sun­ day in Orlando with her sister, Mrs. C. A. Brannon Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Farnell and E. A. Farnell, Jr.; spent sevcrul days at Daytona Beach last week. Mrs. B. G. Smith, Mrs. J. A. Clark and Miss Eunice Clarke visit­ ed Sanfoid last Friday.* Messrs. Enoch Partin, Theodore Aulin, Lee Wheeler ami Tilden Ja­ cobs visited Sanford Wednesday. The many friends of Mr. T. L. Cushing will be glad to know that he Is Improving rapidly and will'soon ho able to return to bin home In Oviedo. D. C. Hall spent the* day in Oviedo Sunday after having been for several moi.tlm ;n tborgia. Edward Ar,t<* M ; Wednesday for u short huslm * trip to Waldo (juite a numb, r of Sanford people visited Oviedo Monday evening in the interest cf the I'ernnld-Laughton Memorial Hospital Association. On Wednesday evening the citi­ zens were called together at tie Daily Fashion Hint 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, which means that many more will be seen on the streets of Sanford. M A C H IN E SH OP WORK is where we lead DIAMOND TIRES always outrun their mileage guarantee, that’s why more amt more people are using them every day. If 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 U -n n : M ILLER AND SOUTHERN TIRES A N D TUBES C ARRY LARGEST MILEAGE GUAR­ ANTEE for LESS MONEY We forgot to mention that the sales record of this progressive firm also shows four used cars sold during this period, n n l t n .t n l . n n n : which is harmony to the last word, speaks only words of praise for the work of the master coach builder. 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, (Itn tl t lln n v n f llm : * Auto Repairing and Accessories o f all Kinds Free Road Service A >’HunR t0" of M" ' J' ,G' " B8ty thrown from a running horse Friday afternoon and received a had scalp wound and a general slinking up. Dr. Robson came to care for him. The Wight Tire tompany>conlinues lo sell cars, their record for the past thirty days has never before been equaled in the city. Nine small Chevrolets, two large Chevrolet and three of the latest model Chandlers. ■ We are always prepared lo meet your needs. We hare a complete Aciclyne Gaa Welding Outfit and plenty of *an on hand at all time?, therefore we aro alwa)» prepared to do alt kinds or Weld­ ing. There If no Job too big or too amall for us, they all receive our prompt attention by our head and died in a short time. His wife was alone with him until morn­ ing. Besides his wife he leaves a son in New York City. He was buried in the Catholic cemetery. The de­ ceased was horn in Germany and hud lived in the U. S. about thirty years —ten years in East Sanford and twenty years in New York City. He was about (12 years old f ,/ The Security Lightning Rod Co. rf "••riimr Wis., have been placing rods on many homes in East San­ ford. The work is all done with cop­ per cables. B. C. Kyles of Jackson­ ville is theif representative for the °l'crations. southern states. L. M. Lucas hail the misfortune to break both bones in his loft nrYn l^ t Friday whUeon a .ca fio id helpMr. GHdowell build his house on, ' ^ Hrst street. Dr. Robson set the arm nn,i it is 00102 well. Wc understood J. C. Hall's hnmp |)n Celery avenue was struck hy lightning one day Inst week hut not much damage was dppe. Rnrry Ward has bought ten acres 0f ]Bn,j 0f |)t steel. The land joins Mr. Ward's farm on Beardall uvenUe. The land joins Mr. Steel's home place on the north. The building known a; the tile mill has been torn down. It was one of the oldest buildings In East 'Sanford. There are only three older — the A. B. Cameron home, Joe Cameron's home and the W. W. Miller* home. The mill wu* built about seventeen years ago for the manufacture of cement tile hy G. F. Smith. Joe Cameron and the lute J- N- "h itn er were also Interested in it. The property is now owned . 1 r 11 » ny J' U' " y* Nct,lnC «Hod very suddenly last Tuhrsday. evening at his home on Marquette avenue near Lake Golden, lie had worked all day and retired about nine o'clock and was taken with a hemorrhage from his W . . . . . • Wight Tire Company There’s a man at the curb <0 serve you. SEM IN OLE BANK A N N E X ON M AG N O LIA G EAR CUTTING AUTO W O R K ACTELYNE W ELDING AVEN U E HI •J * F „ B !■ “ w w u w i M h m S n g t ‘ aS ■mart effect of the llttlo check sergo I /rimmed with pockets and g S m In fact anything In MACHINE SHOP WORK. No lost lime here, your work ready when 'promised. collar of fO] orKftn(ljr- Mod'nm 153] l,,*vr£3aIr® ly a r d s Bl.fneh eerte I H au ,08 ran. Frta, JOccaS, *1* Shu, 3 wwnrty f 0r c o lla r ? * * KgyIcw Drew No. 7071, lU V A U R O N WORKS J A C K S O N V IL L E . f l . A . , | \ BAY S t B fTV /tf NJ.AURA <( MOSAN'C? �THE 8ANFGRD IIERAiD PAGE THREE PURINA CALF CHOW “ A Feed far K i f f j Need' S O M E O F O U R 8 P E C M L PR1CEH B u ild s LARGE Prams* SOlb lla ofl.rd Oklahoma FtMr, 34 tb each 100 lb. Sugar • A Good Her.Irk Fred, no bUck M od • EASY It Ud*. TO What, Groceries? Well yes. Our groceries are pleasing to serve or display. at our store and get acquainted or phone 1G6V for supply, Large or Small. Your Patronage is Appreciated, % Call * thin go vith I do men ease ,akc fson ther Algood Oleomargerine and Everbest Margarine.—Always fresh ur(te 'ran oes. ling ford igh- (Ask Our Customers) I’ lIONE 1GG OF O P I N I O N "JUST BEI-WEEN YOU AND M E " budget EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A Chief Is Among Yc Taking Notes and Failh, ‘ tile'll Print ’ em "— So Says Sauntcrer. r hn’ t it funny? 7,'iitii »t- utii high cost of living In these days of high living And how we can all remember When there were no autos And very few Bilk stockings And people did not eat much And yet we nil lived and Had our Iming and knew nothing Of the pleasures of tvd»y * And there were few strikes 1NDLE I f JftKSONVIlU-flA. [yrxpwnHiivCowplcte■fW*nvStiww3 outrideroens-SteamUwtal-I.®up-Caib'in tDfAJdiavCofwofvietd to Everythin-In SEALED T iK S ONLY AT YOUR GROCERS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE Chase Mosquitos Away to Stay tiMliritfr*. drUrttfuT—i«»n« 111# * * *J f**.«..t| 11r toe |titi£•iiuj tirtil* [ i t * *Mfi aI■fUettna, (JuRFmtjlv*il ft! * » ll **"» i f f . « f JM•if IPMH9 l ac k. ihn m »J/ H<* a few drvt* *n tin 1 4 » a 4 f» ^ tr-9 rt rwarj W 11 tut •'» n t! • ti'»l lli.rti. A SO* toft!* •III ,a l *iff a t Alto frroinffulfsl •« ■ fl rt. f&t#Ua. fO*chH I '. W UI, a t A Aik JVJf Crilff, Cf hr Fartiu S m l r l Ff#d Farias Chi i km f .’header W. C O il. lilf b (iredr lla rd -e o d A U m * W e have it, can get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere PEED I . SIS.00 II. 7J I I 1*7S 11.40 And talk of the under dog And the guy who hnd something Wanted to' add more to his roll Rejjnrdless of whether he was The boss or the working man. He just bad the little old idea Of getting while the getting was What you might call some better Than the ordinary daily routine , All of which reminds us that Sandbaeeimr. .is. not always confined T o the man who lingers in the alley A.r.d tho victims are we poor boobs Who arc standing in the highway Trying to get from between And out from under the two Millstones that are now innshing us. *1 Women in New Smyrna shot off her husband's head the other day. Other ninn of my acquaintance have their heads talked off by their wives Which makes me think that hubbies are bound to lose their heads any­ how, so what's the use? r Seminole county needs n hospital n'.ul it is up to the real men ami women of the county to get busy and see that a hospital is assured. W’e have the chance for one now and it should not be turned down. Kay Krauth the manager ami Mr. and Mrs. Campbell the attractive dining room hud been made bcnutlful with vanes of roses on every table. Electric fans made the room most cool and comfortable and the neatness was the watchword and everything was spick and span. The tables were supplied with everything that the market nffords and in or­ der to have nice fresh tomatoes Mr. Krauth had sent as for us Haiti more to Kpt them. The opening day was a great success and those who dined at the Seminole feel that Sanford line one of the finest and most up to date places in the state. Let us inspect your battery FREE, put. dis­ tilled water in FREE. ty of electrical After the fire Mrs. Maines gath­ ered her guests and served most delightful punch and enkes. Those present were: Mrs. Geo Hyman, Mrs. Philipps' Mr«. P. E. Pitta, Mm*n.iivbv Dvcts* Mrs. Leslie # Uryan, Mrs. Forrest Gatchel, Mrs. Stewart Telford, Mrs. McAllister, Miss Clara Mlllcn, ami Miss Minnie Stewart. Wo meet with Miss Clara Millen next Monday afternoon at four Seminole Dining Room Opens The Seminole dining room or grill opened last Sunday morning at the hrenkfust hour and from thnt time until the close at night this lino hotel did a thriving business. Under the skillful hands of Mr. W e make a special­ troubles guarantee all our work. on Co, and can give you satisfactory service if your troubles are large or small. W e are the official service station for the famous Daily Fashion Hint P hiladelphia ' Guaranteed 18 Months Let YOUR next BATTERY be a PHILADELPHIA >auery service to. L. A. RENAUD, Prop. i M ontgom ery, A la. auto o w n e r s Call on us for exact duplicate o f your broken spring, and receive A •firing *at•‘ faction that It real. JEr j tw j S SANFORD FLORIDA e I have enough confidence in President Wilson to believe that he will do just what he tavs he will do nnd when he states thnt if the shop­ men will go back to work ho will Phonal 89 70 48 7050 FOR LEADERS o r THE INTER­ MEDIATE BET. A pretty frock adds to tho Joy of living, no mnlter If tho wearer la tiny, henco tho cheery look on the countcnanco of tho Indy to tho left who wears a tan chnmbray frock. Tho collar Is trimmed with embroid­ ery, while buttons and pockets emp­ hasise tho panel front of 'ho dress. Tho sides aro plaited to a fitted bod­ ice. All of this out of threo nml thrce-qunrter yards of 36-Inch mate­ rial. for n six-year olit Ono aspires to scr^o and nlpaca nround the ages of twelvo or fourteen and the proper way to make It Is with a square yoke to which tho high walstcd skirt Is plaited. Holt and col­ lar arc of contrasting silk. Medium size requires 2 yards 54-Inch mate­ rial. First Model: Plctorinl novlew Dross No. 7948. Sires, 6 to 14 yen^t. Prlco, 20 cents. Second Model: No. 7950. Sires, • You are just 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. The Dixie SteamLaundry Leesburg, Florida ROBERT GLENN IGOU, Agent. to 14 years, Prlco, 20 cents. 9 You rnn see the horrors of war when one of our fine yountf men like Joe Chittenden comes home crippled for life nnd it makes me pause to think there is something rotten about rending our hoys over there to fight at thirty dollars a month while others were left 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 nnother one soon for the profiteers have made enough money to lust them for fifty years. * I see thnt eluhs arc being formed in many of the cities of the ladies who will go without storkings before they will pay the high price for silk stockings. This is a good idea und one that will no doubt be fol­ lowed in this town. In fact I hnve alrendy seen some of the ladies going around their regulur household du­ ties nni^ working in the yards with­ out any Blockings and there is really nothing indecent in this new 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 save the head of the fam­ ily considerable cash, believe me. and W e also have the cleanest, coolest and newest ice cream parlor in Sanford The ^X eV O *VVi\.e autos competent mechanics to overhaul your car The Pipe Organ Club Met with Mrs. Schelle Mnines last Monday afternoon. Despite the excitement of the fire so nenr we had an interesting and enjoyable meeting. We are anxious that more of the members of the Huptict church join our club. We meet every Mon­ day nDertjoon at faur o'clock. vVl ready we have a neat little sum stored away for our Pipe Lrgan. * Just heard that we are about to lose that mule lot and hill hoard on the corner of Magnolia and Second. Great Removal Sale. Well, all things come to those that A. Raffeld must move from his wait and some of us have been wait­ present location In the Peoples ing sometime. Hank Huildir.g and offers his entire stock of Ladies and Gents Furnish­ *; *July has passed and but one ings at greatly reduced*. prices. baby has been born within the city Ladies dresses and waists, camisoles, limits of Fort Pierce. Whnt's the etc. and Men’s silk shirts, suits and mntter with July?— Fort Pierce Trib­ shoes are all marked down at prices une. that will make them move. See Hut why blame it on July, brothe r the advisement in this issue. This I would rise and remark what is the store is in the old postofllre building. matter with Ft. Pierce? * Understand that my old friend, Forrest Lake wijl run for Congress this timeT meaning thnt lie will he elected. Hon. Scars has hnd it three terms and cannot say that he should have , a second term now to show what he can do. I also understand thnt nil the congressmen now in of­ fice will have opposition ns the people are not at all satisfied with their i>ork during the war times. CATES CRATE C O M P A N Y cream a Nunnally's famous candies fresh by express, cigars, cold drinks and stationery S u n d a y ice cream orders a specialty Afrit door to Perkim A Britt Phone 299 �s^S- - y«w PAGE FOUR —~r * a SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS , »* jj ■ >* * ' Hood—Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes Hi. REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY MOBILOILS andGASOLINE ACCESSORIES Cars Washed and Delivered— We Will Call for and Deliver Your Car. PHONE NO. 4 1 — REM EM BER WE HAVE THE FOUND N O. 41 IT! DAISY TILE •• THE SANFORD HERALD ----------------- ----------------------------s the clprk. and approved by this >c hoard were ordered palJi * y Central Fund »- E. A. Douglass ......... ....... 1125.00 ic Dr. J. T. Denton.................../ . 30.00 lo J. J. Dickinson..... ................ .. . 60.00 t- Frank H arris^__„„....„......... . 60.00 ta H. C. DuBose . 20.00 g Mrs. L; C. Gllsson.................. 26.00 is W. 0 . Williamson................... 65.00 is Herald Priming Co................. . 4 1.88 i- Florida Times-Unlon..-.... ...... 6.00 miasiuners sitting as n * board tf Sou. Utilities Co................... .. 4.50 y Jas. H. Cowan_____ ______ . 1.30. A. D. 1919. Sou. Utilities Co,............ ....... . 15.19 1 17I,**U 7ft a »#■•• 4•*»•— aaani t *_v*.. >*«n*.. *****. . A t . R. Philips & Co.................. 3.47 (t Underwood Typewriter Co,.... 66.75 # E. A. Douglass....................... . 75.00 the valuation fixed by u Dr. S. Puk-aton .............. ..... Dr. J. N. Toinr Dr. J. T. Denton................... n Celery Ave. S tore................. . 123.08 1 Woodruff £• Watson . ... 6.25 (j Geo. D. Barnard Sta. C o ..... 276.60 Tampa Tribune Pub. Co .... . 5.00 II. 6t W. R. Drew Co............. 8;88 i atlons in pint* of the J. J. Dickinson 6.65 J fixed by him* W. C. Williamson ................. 46.45 0 R. C. Whitten......................... 8.20 1 0 E. E. Ilrady............................. . 13.00 A. A. M oran ................... .... 85.00 11 R. R. L y n ch ............................ . 85.00 ^ D. H. Hooker , ................... . 91.65 ’ J. W. Nixon............................ . 10.00 , D. E. Hart ......................... . 85.00 ' E. A. Dougln«s ................... . 23.79 ’ • H. C. DuBose, Pres................ . >24.00 4.40 L. A. Brumley L. P. H agan.......................... 12.00 valuation of the property of 18.on 1 C. W. Entzminger ....... 1 O, P, Swope ..... ............. . 7.40 roll prepared by 12.80 r E. H. Kitbee ” First National Rank ............... •125.59 A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious lo Water,'Chemical Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. 1ft ■ Made from thnt same material adopted by the Government lo withstand Nitric and I’icrlc Acid tests in the construction o f Its Immense acid plants. Our supply Is limited only by our demand. SO HE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE, ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, FLA. Stock In yards and 25,000 ready for shipment. ) InMi? S k will he available. 1.-.19 BOARD OF COM• MISSIONERS MEET •f. (Continued from lust issue.) Motion of L. P. Swope 2nd by L- P. llngan, and carried, the fol­ lowing resolution was adopted: • Re it resolved by the Hoard of CounVy Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, that an election Is hereby called and ordered to be held, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter'8195 of the laws of Florida, Arts of J919. in and throughout Seminole County, at the several polling, places where the last general flection was held in said county, for the purpose of adopting or re* jerting the provisions of said Chap* ter 8195 of the Laws of Florida, the same being Entitled An Act to Pro­ hibit the running or roaming at •lurge of hogs or swine in said Semi­ nole County, Florida, said election to he held on the 16th day of Sept. 1919. For the put.osc of holding such election and making returns of the votes cast, after canvassing the same, the following electors arc1 hereby appointed inspectors in the several precincts, the lust named in each ease to act us Clerk. Precinct tio .l. Tim Keane, F. E. Giles, A. W. Wathcn and W. F. Shelly. Precinct No.2, A. S. Hawkins, J. C. Moffett, Jas. A. Johnr.on, and J, W. Bell. Precinct No. II, C. L.Britt, G. I*. Paxton, David Speer, and F. P. Hines. Precinct Nu.4, A. A. Hicks, F A. Johnson, A. V. McGuinn, and Leo­ nard Keltz. Precinct No. 5, T. L. Cushing, N. J. Tanner, O. G. Walcott, and H. R. McCall. Precinct N V . J. W. Flynt, G. T. COTTON SEED MEAL CASTOR POMACE TANKAGE ASHES LET US QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS OF ALL KINDS OF M ATERIAL—WE W ILL SAVE YOU M O N E Y AND GIVE YOU ' — GOOD SERVICE — CHASE & C O M P A N Y Sanford, Florida ROLLINS COLLEGE (LAKE VIRGINIA) .GEORGE MORGAN WARD, D. D.’, LL.D President i Oldest College In Florida Inter-Denominational v AIM T o provide a liberal education, u generous culture, a thorough training of the physical, intellectual nnd spirit­ ual nature, OFFERS Four-year course lending to A. R. degree. Pre-profes­ sional courses in Agriculture, Medicine, Engineering, Law nnd Theology. Special departments: Music* Commerce, Homo Econo­ mics, Normal, Fine nnd.Applied Arts nnd Academy. 10.00 Roster of Lectures for 1919*20 includes a large number of authors, scientists, artists and professional men of na­ tional prominence. 53868.90 Naval Unit with instruction for ten ratings. .Strong athletic program including aquatics. Expenses moderate. (. County Guard fc’ und . Geo. Fox, Agent ..... ............. . r First Nutionul Rank.............. s y Building Fund (. lgou & Igou ........... r F. 11. Harris.................. j E. A. Douglass e S % and all special and exti expense* contemplated fiscal year next ensuing M A H O N E Y -W A L K E R CO. NANIOIII). n.OlIIDA d.'r pensea during the said fiscal AUGUST 15, 1019 it asrfsiw 46.00 | 14.261 37.70 — 1 $97.95 J Thirty-Fifth year begins 22 September,/1919. For catalog and other information address: THE SECRETARY, ROLLINS COLLEGE Winter Park, Florida Road & Bridge Fund An g.tlmnlr .it Ih* Nvcraaiijr Fv* prnara Fur Nttnlnolu Counir. Alton Allman....................... $ 15.00 Wm. Wood 31.70 r*ju Peter*, J. V. Wicks, and M. K. r«*»ry A. W. M orem an..................... 11.00 for the liar Dooley. Tropical Vcg. C o....... .*.......... 20.00 Mahoney-Walker Co............... 10.55 Precinct No 7, It. It. Robert, J. E. on Aucuat Ith, ISIS. fi 1 Vo, Co. Real Estate C o .. .... 51.66 . -I G. Jacobs, anti >L (•rnrrald Fund Overturn! Snh>* S: Serv. Co 97.69 LINCOLN HULLEV, Ph.R., Lltt.D., LL.D., P re s e n t SiUrj^nf Clrfk nf Ihn Circuit Court Collins. Cuunty Auditor and Clrrk Lawton B ro s........................... . 64.23 DeLand, Florida Precinct N o. 8, C. E. Mathers, S. I*., iiir-m ItllO.0t) anil M iln er The Texas Co 19.01 SEND NOW FOR A CATALOG 1191.00 r.f f-itn-s uTJ.OU* E. A. Farm'll E. Mathers, P. E. Rcdltt, anti A. ....................... 18.50 r » v of Shrrlrfff for allnt-dmcr on W. Moremnn. Co Commiuii.nrM __ T IIF tJIIADFATF DFPAIITM FNT — Drgir r* nf Mailer o f A,I* »nJ Sflrnre*. J M. S. Nelson ........... 45.50 Attorni-y for County C om ............ T il t : F4ILLBGB OF l.lltFIIAt, A UTS FOIt M F N —T went,.one department* In all. J40.I ♦ W. E. Hawkins 8.23 Precinct N o.9, T. D. Hartley, T. Kuprrvlinn of IU-v». tratlon TIIF f O L L L U K OF I.IIIFIIAI. AIIT.W FOIt WO.MKN — A wom.n dean, neparalr County I'hyiirlan _______ *1 7 *»r. I Hill Hdw. C o....................... 1.. . 'H.bd P. Lewis, J. A . Biitl nc, and J. County l>pmon«lrati>*n Aei-nl dormllorle*. Itrpalr* t " Court llnutr > J. M. Wails ......................... / .71 TIIK COLLFt.B OF LAW — Graduate* prartlre In Florida without ciomlnallon. N. Searcy. firpalr* to Jail ......... TIIB COI.LBOK OK FNGIV FFH INfi— t'ourae* In engineering lending lo degree*. 5 J. M. W ynn............................... 251.60 Furnlturi- ft Futur«* for Ct. I lo a u Precinct No. 11, J. \V. Osteen, A. Kurnitur* ft Ffiturra Jail. T IIF FOLl.FCiF FOII TBArHFH.H-zFaprrtilljr for tlurlda leather*. | Wight Grnr. C o ............. 359.03 ___ .... .. TJIB t'O LLFOF OF IIHKINF.HH— tiinhlng, llookkeeplng, Sh*Mhand. Typewriting. W. Mullen, A. H. Fuller, and W. Janitor* l.lrhl Furl A- Water Hill Lumber C o.................... 19.85 TIIB AFAl>FMV — I'rrpere* for all high grade rullege*. Iniu nnrr ......................................... R. Ballard. Igou & lg o u ............................... 32.04 .* TIIB SCHOOL OF M ECHANIC A It T H - F o r h o , , and young men. Inriifi-ntala amt Addition* to Poor T U B SC H OO L OF M I'S II!— I'lanu, pipe urgon, violin, voire, harmuny, rharua work. Prerinct No. 10, James Reetl, J. Ili-Palr* Igou Si Igou............................... 32.00 ilou.r and Farm T U B SCHOOL OF FINE AIIT.S — PurnlluriA PiU urn, Poor llou>« G. Martin, A. C. Sjohlom, and A. Chuluota Mfg. C o .......... 20.67 and Farm N. C. J a co b s...... ...................... 10T.70 K. Sjohlom. G ip r n n * Oprratlnn of I V r IIuumSpecial Atlenfion is Called lo to'jo.nn Fred T. Williams and Farm _____ __ __, ___ _ _ 28.70 Clerk is herhy instructed to pu­ Altowanft* to Pauper* nut.ldr I. The Frellmlnary rt-iimlnary Course t uurae In Agriculture — llotany, lllohigy, llUilogy, tfrganlr Orgamr and Inorganic Fred T. Williams 675.75 of Pour H»u*o I,hermitry, i|u;tlit*Or« and -juantllallie analjkl*, Agriruliurol Chemlitry, blish Notice of said Election as re­ Cnrnni-r'* lni|Ui-*t - i V i of ttf* Mint-r«Iugy, <i mingy, He* § J. U. Jones.................. .............. 110.00 liKt*. Juror* A Witn>-*»»* quired by Law. T hif I*f Inianlly fn<iur*U For* of OfflrtM „ r . M r &(I„c a1 Co uI ni* - IMiyiloIofv, Hiulogr. Analomy, llarlrrblofjr, llUUolofy, D. H. C. Rabun 36.00 Zoology, Itotany, Gri ______i hrml-iry. Organic ('hemiatry. and Cnmmltfr** 4.00l?fCy« Holany, Iirnrral Chrrnl«irjr, ___ losirganlr License of R. L. Dunn, to carry QualiUIlvi' and Qiianliutlir ( hrmLiry, I'^aira. W . R. Fuller.............................. 30.60 Cinrral Stati-mcry, ftla-iki etc. fire arms, approved and license or­ itrrnrd Ifmik* Alex Foster .................... ....... 50.00 Thr ('Murar for’ IUllt *oti».\Vt.rkrr• -In ItlLllral Ulrralurr, HUlorj, IlnglUh, P iV* Ailvrili.lnc i«-iiulr«-i| l»y law dered issued. rholog), IViWtEuicy, Kthlca, Loglr ami IhrUm. Cummiulrn* ->f Tai Aowinr W. A. Whitcomb ............ ....... 23.00 rommliiliifii of Ta* Collector Notary public bond of S. F. Doud- KhnIITIT. (S-ncral Court Work 6.50 Alex Foster Clerk Ct. Ct! Iti-cordiniC and *cnney approved. L. P, Hagan rral court work . O. P. S w o p e..................... There having been no bids re­ Fip.n«-* of Flerliimt IS92.25 Ucirrvcd for Continvcnclc* 8.00 C* W. Entzm inger......... ceived for the-work in Jessup Drain­ liilsc.sa E. II. K illiee.... t _ 16.00 age District, on motion of O. P. Itaad A llridfc Fund Fine Sl Forfeiture Fund Swope, seconded by C. W. Entz- Salary of lload Superintendent 1200.00 rintendent I (or lload InPaid tn Co. C u m 'n fi Sehelle Maine* 50.00 tninger anti carried; clerk is instruct­ no u.oo paction David Speer .................. . ... 65.00 ed to re-ndvertlse for bids in re Paid to utiur perron* fur lloa<i Inloo.oo apretlon 25.00 Jessup Drainage District, looo.ou E . A. D ouglass...................... Cott of Malerlat Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes. Tool* and Machinery, o u t and rv26.40 E. A. Douglas* Communications received, read 3000.00 Pair*.. .......... 41.09 Five Slock, C o.t; Cat- A Feeding,. 4000.00 E. F. Ilousholder.................... and ordered filed. .‘,000.00 L. G. Slringfcllow ...... ........... Paid for Free Labor....________ Safety Deposit Boxes. 9.53 . 1300.00 ____ Communication from Tax Asses­ Pay of Cnnvtct Cuanl* 6000.00 E . E. Brady......... :.................... 141.35 Feeding and ram of Convict* sor A. Vaughan, received and read, Salary of Ferrymen noo.oo 56.23 E. E. I l r a d y .................... nn account of road* Prompt Delivery Box 84, Lakeland, Florida in reference to assessment of Atlan­ Payment* 500.00 E. E. Brady...................... built l>y contract 77.00 tic Coast Line Knilrond Co., ins Sem­ Payment* fin account of brldcr* sr.oo.oo Sehelle Maine* ................. 6.00 built hy Contract. inole Co., nnd on motion of O. P. Paid to Incorporated citle* and It. C. W hitten.......................... 4 r . 00.00 town*.... Swope, seconded by C. W. Entz- Surveylnc 160.00 . . ■LOO — 760.70 itiinger and carried, clerk is instruct­ Ili-vcrved for Cofitlngcnrir* R. C. W hitten.......................... .64 K1 KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMr ed to send copy of letter to State *11*30.70 Comptroller and nsk the reason why Fine A Forfeiture Fnnd Sheriff A p e p o Je*. co*t bill* t 2000.00 there has boon no increase. 100,00 (!on*lahtr*, coat bill r.sj.so hi!! fdrfk ct the Clreiilt C-'iii, r Clerk instructed to draw* warrants (.ounty Judge, em l bill* ------ r.oo.oo 100.00 to take up certificates of indebted­ Juitlce of the I'eere, cost hill* r.oo.oo County Froserulfnc Att>*. Salary ness Nos. 1 to 8, account Seminole llallifT pay. Criminal Cn»;l ■lo.OO 600.00 Fee* ... ............. County Guard, said rertl(Heates held Wilneaa 300.00 Court Kteni>gr*riher by the First National Rank of San­ Other rtprnte* of Criminal l*r<i*e. 300.00 rutlon* . „ ............... ford, said certificates and interest to Shi-rift'* CommaUluo of Fine* Cot 300.00 lictl'l date amounting to $128-1.49. 1500.00 Feetling |*ri*.iner*........... It wu.-> announced that all those Tran*portaiion paid diicharged . * * \ John B. Stetson University Florida Safe & Lock Co. 300.00 300.00 7*0.00 *50.00 ronvlc:* ................ ....... . I’ay of Juror* in Criminal Cate* Salary of Jailer Krwrvrd (or Conllngcnclr* BICYCLES - - BICYCLES Bicycle Accessories * *160.00 llullding Fund Puvptmt of Time Warrant* Inlrrivt on Time Warrant* . f 6500.00 3100.00 | 7600,110 Ttrk Eradication Fund Payment nf Time Warrant* .. . i| 3600.00 Intrrcti On Time Warrant* .. . 300.00 W H IT E I SHOE I DRESSING KEEP TOUR SHOESNEAT T*«p.p.n*iuv (OBpohvhomSITV. • M M ia tv . J 3*90.00 It via* th rrurnn resolved that th« Clerk of the Circuit Court be directed to have the foregoing cellmate* a* made l,v thn Hoard pubUiht'd In a newspaper in th(* r-iunly by one Invertlon and that a »-opy thereof proper­ ly crrtiAed be forwarded to the Comptroller of the Slate of Florida. It wa* further resolved that at a special meeting of thl* Hoard to lo- held on the |t>th d*y of August A. It. l>. tmw, I9lil, the forrgning forrgoing o7 Aurud e*llm*le* ih ill be taken up and contiiierfd and ncted upon and at the urn* time th* ta* levy for the year A. It. 1919 will ha made, Don* and ordered in rrgular session on thl* the tth day of Auruit A. It. 1919. B. A. I tout! I. ASH Clerk Hoard of County Cnmmlialsntr*. Reports of the several county of­ ficials rcaii, approved anti ordered filed. Warrants paid during the month of July wire ordered cancelled. The following lulls as audited hy 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 ^ Automobiles. Everything on Wheels. See us when you need wheel goods. Sanford Cycle Co. Phone 251-W . Sanford, Florida 1 115 Park Ave. �THE SANFORD HBRAll> y w orry the rom g e ttin g all th e m ilk you sh o u ld . And there’ s no doubt about this cither rid of flics at milking time— and the sure way FAGB FIVE equipment to where they should be, materially and financially. If the present owners of the rail­ road arc running them as they cay nt a loss with no future prosper! of remuneration, they should only 'he too glud to get 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. . G. C. McDougal, A. Draper, tV. I*. Fields, r . ** *i • Americana and Yankees. Although Canada Is part of tha continent of America, tho nnma American Is usually limited to citizens of the United States. A renl Vnnkeo Is supposed lo have been horn nnd raised In one of ,he New England states, hut outside of this country the name Is applied Indiscriminately to people of the United States. THE P E O P L E S F ORUM my crude and uneducated way being an uneducated working man —a striker, if you please, at the time being). Definition of Co-operation, as ap­ plied to alt the people. Let those things collectively used bo collectively owned ami 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 the means of life, viz, private ownership of trans- portatlon communication nnd the mills, mines and factories and the nntural resources of Mother Earth. If Mother Earth has denied 90 per cent of her children theer blessing* Father Time is now about to restore them. Friend Holly, we are in the transition period, passing from com­ petition to co-operation. You cha­ otic business men sit tight, we the organized working class have an ar­ ticulate body, one that (inn net nnd thnt surely if nothing else be accom­ plished in this present great railway strike will force, lias already forced congress to swat tho unholy profit­ eer. More Anon. Yours, I 1- 4X t a 4 • • .• Ilk t U Tf * . » • Daily Fashion Hint ' The Greatest Name in Goody-Land , ™ 2 Shop Urnfls Itepfy ‘East Coast Special’ rf% !,' Bee Hives . Wo nro now manufacturing lice H i v e Material from Selected Cypress b o a r d s . "T h o Wood Eternal." which E n s t C o n s t beekeepers scorn to oc particularly well pleased with. s PRICES ON STANDARD HIVE PARTS Prices f. o. b. Eau Gallic. Freight must be added 8 Frame If 50c each fop Hoard.......... . 58c each Standard llndy .. 3He each Shallow Super.... 38c ench bottom Hoard Standard Frames Ends mortised fur top ami bottom bars, bored for wires, lop bar grooved and wedge furnished. Shallow Frames, for supers (same ns above)................$3.50 per 100 ALL MATERIAL SHIPPED KNOCKED-IIOW N. NAILS FUR­ NISHED AT SLIGHT ADDITIONAL COST In addition lo material listed above we manufacture several dilTrrcnt situs and grades of frames,^clc., nnd will firrnlsh details on request. A * mrmuw totaao you# houu, "ivwiwHG ro ship roim cbcp.* WHITE YARD NEAREST YOU— WE HAVE THEM AT Titusville, Cocoa, Eau Gallic, Fort Pierce. Stuart nrfd Miami, Fla General Offices—Fort Pierce, Fin. As the Publicity Committee cf the Federated Shop Crafts now on strike at Sanford -we have been r e q u e s t to reply to tile unreasonable and un­ warranted attack made on the Hailroad Shop Crafts by the Orl ndo Hoard of Trade. ^ selling sum N in the world nat­ urally has to have a package worthy o f its c o n te n ts . So look for NEW AND DISTINCTIVE STYLES. One resolution "denounced the Dark blue velours do lalno Is well labor demands," the other denounced ndnptcd to tho development of tho “ the proposal to take over thu rail­ flr^t frock plciu-.cd. The lines are straight and simple, though tho addi­ roads nnd the attempted confiscation tion of long wool fringo to tho belt of private property.” and back panel, and n fur collar to As to tho first: The Knilroad Shop tho square-cut neck nro extremely Crafts were appealed to from uli dressy features. The cuAs are of fur to correspond with tho collar. sides to remain at their work to do Medium slio requires yards Cl­ their vnry t,r>.( t«. keep the inch material. For the woman who likes plctur* working. Posters were issued by the government and posted in nil the esquo effects for houso affairs, tho dress to the right* Is especially suit­ shops urging ull the men to do their ed. With a skirt of black and whlto utmost, ns the winning of the war satfn striped taffeta la worn a tunlcdepended upon the moving of freight blouso of whlto satin, trimmed with and troops. Any differences of revere nnd cufTs to correspond with wages nnd working conditions would tho skirt, Tho square-cut-vest Is fin­ ished with n hemstitched hein. Me­ bo equitubly settled Inter. While dium size requires 3 ynrda HGInch other workers wore striking nnd re­ check nnd 3 yards 10-Inch plain ma­ ceiving scvcnly-two, then eighty and terial. > First Model: Pictorial Review Cos­ ultimately a dollar and over per hour the railroad shop crafts were in tume No. 79G8. Sizes, 31 lo 44 In­ ches bust. Price. 25 cents. receipt of from forty-five to sixtySecond Model: Costume No. 7990. eight cents. Responding to these Sizes, 31 to 4S inches bust. Price, 26 appeals to their patriotism they worked cents. long hours night and dny ami oven Sundays. Many overtaxed their strength, no engine too hot but they would try .to keep the work up so the wheels would turn. The public lias no idea whnt it means to do ns the railrnud shop crafts did during this time. And now, the war being over, the Orlando Hoard of Trade wants to fulfill the pledge given us and re­ ward us by "exhausting the financial and military resources of the coun­ try" to defeat us. In the Wide World Magazine, 1909, appeared the following: “ A home and twenty-five hundred dol­ lars a year for you. Five acre farms one hundred dollars, a city lot free. In the sealed package that keep3 all o f Its good n ess In. That’ s why T h e Flavor Lasts! ntouvnem- turn urn am uxor ot. tms nrOST MAL HUMANHAUL'] ALLJHAM3L CA P0"FRINGE SHAPE H A I R N E T S ! “HO|IT-TICHr'HAIRwAvins to* a paikaci Wanx UX•state coco* akd stunt. A D O L P H K L A H 2 2 1 -4 1 -A V E N U E H H W VO AK “HOLD-TICMT” VEIL WITH ELASTIC IO« EACH Simon’s Worldbeater Pepper Has Made Good in Florida and Texas for the Past Four i cars A prominent grower of Sanford, Flor­ rorason T ra c to rs ida, whose name we can furnish on application, purchased 20 pounds o f our Worldbeater Pepper in December 1918. Now is the time to place your order He reports that many o f the plants bore as high as 9 marketable peppers the first picking. for the “ Fordson T ractor.” The The average was 4 peppersper plant for the entire very best and cheapest trac* acreage the first picking, or a total of 400 crates per acre, which were mark­ eted at $1.00 per crate. W e cannot recomend too highly our Worldbeater Pepper to a l l ' southern growers who Price of Tractors : desire to grow a money-making crop. PRICE: Power Pulleys 1-4 lb $1.00 Extension Rims prices I. Factory C.F. W I L L I A M S - E D W A R D H IG G IN S Salesm an they know that to "hob-nob" with the boss is a better recommendation for promotion than genius or charac­ ter; in short, they know that untiA present management the railroads are a gigantic failure; they not only know this hut can point to the exact causes of the failure. Heing in possession of this know]they' believe they cap, if given a voice ami some little authority in the management, prescribe thu rem­ edy and bring ther allroads and their Postpaid. TH E GENUINE STOCK CAN ONLY BE SECURED FROM 438 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa Introduced by us several years ago Send postal for Fall Catalogue, ready now S l i • •• i . ...i* �I • • . .'■L - -v ■ ■9 * » ' . t £?• . y1- V •— - , . r: ' .t ■■ II. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, IluslncsB M anner ■ ? ....... ‘ - __ „„ Lakn ail over the Fourth District will rally to his support and he has their assurance that he will be made the next congressman Irnm tho Fourth. Seminole county is proud of tho achievements of Forrest Lnke, proud of his record as n legislator, as a business man, as a citizen and an a patriot and lie will begin bin cam­ paign witii the solid support of Jiis home county, the place where he lives and where the * people know him best. ' . THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX THESANFORDHERALD - AUGUST 13, 1919 * (Continued from pngd 1) TRY TO DO EACH DAY’S WORK BETTER Sanford vs. Lakeland n( Sanford * yAuiust 13th. 1919 Publiahod Every Friday by (16th Game at Sanford Have you ever tried to do your eight hour’s work in seven? It is a AB R H r a A E Lakeland — Rlva, I f .......... ___ 5 I 3 1 0 1 wonderful character builder to plan and do your daily duties quick­ stm sauitioN rutin in advance! M 4 0 0 4 1 O Wicker. Cf . ONE TRAR_____ ___________ » 0 0 1 1 r Love, ns ....... 4 AIX MONTHS______ ____________ I er and better each day. SAV’E each day and some day you’ll find Poland, rf ... .... 4 1 O 1 3 0 THREE MONTHS................................. O Morris, lb .... ___15 1 4* 7 .0 0 that you can save more each day. : : : : : : : : : : : Eaterwl Bl S fe o o d -I1 .e e Moll Metier AMfatl 22*d Morris, lb ___ -..-15 1 n 7 • n 0 IIM . e l IIm Poelefflee el tUafW*. H eelde Uader Art af Mertk Ird, I ITS ______ Campbell, c ... 4 1 (f 5 3 1 T H R IM PENDING STORM SURPLUS $15,000.00 CAPITAL $30,000.00 0 0 1 0 0 Pope, 3 h ........ ...... 4 T*lr»h*aa Ne, III Profiteering may yet lie the un­ 0 3 j .1 1 4 doing of this country. No nation Cohen, 3 b ...... 4 0 0 0 3 0 John D. Rockefeller in 11 letter to ev.-r is greater than ihe government Hull, p . „ „ ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 nnc of hit magazines says that what It muintuins, und if the government ‘ Fry................. the worlJ needa la co-operation. does not conserve the interests of the 39 6 10 24 11 3 Then, John. why don’ t you apeak people the people In time lose con­ T W 4 W T T 0 U R E U 5 IH E S S ‘ Halted for Hall in 9th. for youraelf7 Get rid of a few mil­ fidence in that form of government. AH R H PO A E lions in Riving it bark to the people The greatest crime in tho history Sanford — R. R. DEAS, C. D. COUCH II. R. STEVENS ..... 4 1 0 O ** 5 1 who helped you to make it. Stewart, 3b of our country is that of profiteer­ Pre. Id.nl Ca «hi*r Aii't CiAitr < 1 *• 1 4 n 0 ing, wholesale and deliberate rob­ Chapman, .... O 2 3 3 0 0 Johnson, c f.... The Prince of Wales has arrived bery of a helpless public. 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 I T S v 0 1 4 1 4 l Hord, 3 b ....... Prices have been artificially forced in Canada nmi will tour Canada ami ..... 3 1 1 12 0 3 the United Stntos. The Prince ia a to such u high altitude that it is bo- Albenee, lb ..... 4 1 3 3 0 0 White, if.......... likable chap and very democratic coming more and more difficult for 0 1 O ■A* 2 3 Davis, ss___ . and will undoubtedly make a Ittr hit a poor person to even sustain life. .... 3 0 1 0 3 0 Ellis, p ............ in America. We auw His Highness The law of supply and demand no committee consisting of V. A. Gerard belonging to a negro named Jem- vice. Ail aro now receiving tho reg.... 4 0 1 1 0 1 In London qnd while he ia amull in longer prevails. It has been substi­ Inman, rf of Orlando, Walter Merrill of Lake­ kins. The rice was about five feet ular compensation^ in addition to stuture he seemed big in promise of tuted by one of gouge and grnb. 07 30 8 13 12 9 land and Gilbert Freeman, secretary tall and had a well filled head of hospital treatment. a fine young man. Already many people, men and of the league. The schedule will be grains and is a’ fair sample of the Any chapter of tho Red Cross will 001 03 0 2 10 6 ------ O -----women of sound und patriotic prin­ Lakeland........ announced in the morning papers on kind of rice that can be grown lure. tell you about it; and where and 303 300 OOx 8 Friday, Aug. 15. Sanford Hob Holly lias finuliy won his ciples are predicting revolution us how to get medical .reatment, if you Summary— Left on bases, Lake­ light in Sanford for a real hotel. the only means of checking this President Rose read the financial need it, and the proper money com­ flenrhnm Takes H old land 13, Sanford 4. Tw o base hits, report, showing that the league has. a The Seminole opened Its doors for wholesale and lawless thievery. Hon. Braxton Bcacham of Or­ pensation, and the vocational edu­ Lur government should lake warn­ White and Davis. 1st base on bails balance of $300 on hand. breakfast on Sunday, it took Hob lando, formerly Federal food ad­ cation, if ypu want it. several years to win out, but he ing while there is yet time. Protec­ off Hall 3, Ellis 3. Struck out by On Monday Sanford and Orlando ministrator for Fiioidu has acceded There is such a thing as a min stuck to the job , we bet there are tion of profiteering should reuse at Hull 4, Ellis 3. Sacrifice hits, Love, will play off a postponed double being "kicked up stairs” —achieving to the request of Attorney-General forty men in Sanford not named once, and prosecution should be Pope, Cohen, Chapman, Davis 3. bender at Orlando, nnd Brndentown an education nod a better job than Palmer to take charge of the cam­ Stolen buses, Johnson 3, Chapman 3, Holly who each claim it was through swift und relentless. nnd Bartow a postponed i;»m ^ at paign in this state looking toward ho ever could have had otherwise by We cannot afford tu have our Hurd. Passed bull Chapman. Bat­ Brndentown. Other postponed gams his efforts the hotel, was built.— the publication of price Usti. which the simple process of getting into great country wrecked upon the ter hit Ellis, Poiland. Double play, will be played off as double headers Okeechobee News. will keep the public informed of tho great war for Uncle Sam, and Love to Cohen. Time 3:05. Um­ ------ O ------rock of greed and avarice. And yet in the second half of the season, at "fair" prices of food and clothing. being wounded or disabled by illness pire, Windham. Attendance 335. today, because of the supine in­ the first opportunity. Andrew Carnegie is dead at a ripe In response to n long distance query nnd receiving special education by activity of our public officials, we old age well spent in piling up mil­ from the Tribune last night, Mr. the government. are heading straight toward destruc­ Are Wc Quitting? It is a sad fact that the percentage Benc*’ Sfn stated teat* tin* plan of lions and then trying to give them tion. The Tampu Tribune has tho fol­ Sanford and Lakeland. Aug. nth campaign outlined in the Associated of illiteracy among soldiers enlisted away in all kinds of philanthropic Ten Innings Tie Public endurance is nt the break­ lowing about the meeting in Tampa Pre;- difpatrh from. Y/acl.LqGuu, ua j Lao* the soucyern states was the ideas that would hear his neamc and •ti l C iH * • iS 41J* K 11 r o a ing point Revolution is hovering i Wedne«d»v emblazon the fact to the world that printed in the Tribune yestyrdny highest of any section of the coun­ !» 0 ... C 0 1 3 uungeioUsiy near. Following a lively session of the di­ Riva, If Cmnegie was a saint. He also tried morning conforms to the instruc­ try. But it is also a fact that, aided ... 3 0 1 1 0 0 The government should heed the rectors of the Florida State League Wicker, cf all kinds of schemes to alleviate suf­ tions he has received from Wash­ by the Home Service Department of < > 0 1 impending storm before it is too late at the Tampa Yacht and Country Love, ss ......... .... 4 1 1 fering in the world hut in spite of all ington, and that telegrams will be the Red Cross, great numbers ot 4 1 0 4 0 0 to prepare to meet it.— Okeechobee Club last night it was learned that Poiland, rf that he could give awuy his fortune sent out today to the former county thpso boys disabled in the military 4 1 0 10 3 0 News. Sanford may drop out of the league, Wright, c .......... continued topile up und he could not food controllers, asking their co­ service now are being educated free 5 1 *> 4 0 0 .Morris, lb owing to objection of President G. by the government, and are being spend it fast enough to keep it down. operation in the present work. 4 0 0 3 1 1 PLEN TY OF POTASH AND W. Spencer of the Sanford club to Pope, 3b............ fitted for ” " -*’jl work of a higher M r.^eaeham stated that hut fur 0 0 3 1 1 NITRE the fine of $100 Imposed by Presi­ Cohen, 2ii ...... ... *51 character than they over would have Among the changes in the Florida 0 0 0 3 1 the unportanre of the work he Good news lor Americun farmers dent W. W. Rose of the league niter Mills, p ...... attained, left to their own devices. 9 would he loath at this time to en­ press is the retiremen* of Editor cornea from Pennsylvania. A moun­ *a 1 1 0 0 0 tho action of the Sanford manage­ •Ery................... At tho Georgia School of Tech­ gage in such nn arduous cainpulgn, Russell of the Palatka News who tain in Tioga county bus, been found ment in refusing to accept an um­ nology in Atlanta there ure upwards but that owing to ids service in the has disposed of Ids interests to Goode by State Geologist Demining to be 39 5 6 30 10 4 pire assigned to Sanford. Specula­ of 300 of Uncle Sam’ s students— field during the war and his fxmilGucrry. Editor Russell has been composed of rock nnalyzing from -10 AB R If PO A E tion regarding tho situation involved Sanford — there will he fully that many more iarity with the wxrk he felt that it O • 1 O editing the News for many years to -14.3 per cent potash. In uddition . 5 4 4 some interesting ung^-s concerning Stewart, 2b was a duty he could not conscien­ by Sept. 1st. They are taking spec­ * 1 O and he wilt he missed by his legion there is a high percentage of niter in 0 1 8 0 the probable successor to the fran­ B. Chapman, c . tiously shirk. He said that as soon ialized courses. All over ihe Divi­ of friends all over the state but his the rock. Another mountain a few 1 1 0 0 ... 5 3 Johnson, cf chise if President Spencer adheres to1 as responses are received from the sion hoys nre getting elementary ed­ 9 1 shoes will he ably tilled by Goode miles distant in Potter county is of the decision he announced Inst night, Hord, 3 b ............ ... 4 0 0 9 former county food administrators ucation—learning to read and write, Gucrry who is one of the best in the the same geological (urination ami is of refusing to pay the fine. Prior to Albnnese, l b ..... .. S 0 0 12 0 0 ho will ask them to organize the many of them. profession. Mr. Gucrry was manag­ believed it will yield abundantly of the definite organization of the White, i f ............ ... 5 0 0 0 0 0 necessary committees to conduct ’ Any Red Cross office can supply ing editor of the Tuinpn Tribune for, the same valuable minerals. 4 1 0 1 3 1 league St. Petersburg und Arcadia Davis, ss the investigations, and that a cen­ the information needed, to apply for many years, nfterwnrd going to . 3 1 1 1 0 II Inman, rf.. Colonel Demming, the geologist, displayed considerable interet in the tral committee will he organized to ree education for disabled men dis­ O Leesburg where lie edited the Howie 0 expresses the view that the potash is statu league, and it is understood C. Chapman, p .. 3 0 0 1 And a co-ordinate the work nnd to secure charged from the service. Tribune and engaged in land devel­ present in the first mentioned-moun­ that both towns ure in u receptive dozen Red Cross field representa­ co-operation of the pressa.—' T ampa opment and during Ihe war was pub­ 36 5 9 30 11 2 4 tain ip "colossal quantities." T i c mood toward entering the league. tives are travelling over the Division Tribune. licity agent for the War Savings Time Score: lowest estimate of to amount present At last night's meeting President all the tim e—when yone is In your Stamps Bureau. It is the iit«a of mm 400 0010—6 is 12,000,000 tons. The pure article W. W. Rose reported on protests and Lakeland town you have only to see him and Mr. Gucrry and Mr. Virkcrs to give 101 013 0000—fi Red Cross Home Service NoIch get all tho information at first hand, can lie extracted by a simple process decisions, these protests, including Sanford the people of Palatka a Daily News One of the most erroneous impres­ an d at a cost, on u large scale, of $10 Tampa's protest of the game at SahSummary— Left on bases Lnkeand not from n pamphlet. in tlie near future Instead of n week­ sions that has got about concerning a ton. Potasli now sells at $300 a ford on August 8, being upheld by land.8. Sanford 8. 3 b hits, Morris, ly paper. the work of the Red Cross Home Pool I'nrty Monday Afternoon ton. the directors. President Rose ruled Wicker, Stweart, Kry. ‘ 1st hasp on --------O --------Service is that it is restricted to the Miss Lucille Anderson entertained The saltpeter (niter) deposits lie in that ultliougli Sanford refused the halls off Mills 4, Chapman 7. Struck disabled Soldier rf the United Stntes. with a delightful pool pnrty on Mon­ LAKE OF ORLANDO seams nn inch or two thick between league umpire, inasmuch as the um­ out by Mills 7, Chapman 9. Sacri­ Soldier, sailor, marine, army nurse, day nfternoon in honor of her young A congressman’s job is a soft one the layers of the potash-bearing rock. pire failed to show up at the game fice hits, II. Chapman. Stolen bases, it doesn't, mutter in the least. Just coudn, Miss Maud Bnilyntine of — big anlar>\ ten months *°rk •Our niter comes now principally from the action of naming two hull play­ Stewart 3, Johnson 3. Batter hit, Poll­ so you were in the service, the Red Gainesville, Fla. The group of girls two years, und lots of perquisites Chili, though some is found in this ers as umpires was strictly in ac­ ard, Duvis, Chapman, B. Chapman. Cross will , help ,you so no wonder the holders of these country in various forms. It is high , to obtain the anil hoys who were guests of the occordance with the constitution, irre­ Time of game 3:65. Umpire, Wind­ compensution and the hospital treat- , usioll Kreatjy enjoyed the reading. aoft snaps have opposition. In m price, no mntter ill what form it spective of any aqtion of the Sanford ham.the Tampa district two candidates, may lie offered in fertilizers, whether ment and ( you want it. the v o ca -;l)f Mlu Uallyntine who is a talented dull which would huvo prevented the George Wilder and Horace Gordon it* sulphate of ammonia, nitrate of tiom.1 training that me government younK rt.a«|cr. A picnic lunch wa* umpire from showing tip. COUNTY SCHOOL TEACHERSJ arc after Congressman Drunr’a job, soda, or in organic by-products. 0 *.rrt' . _ . . , # served under 'the oaks. President Rose stated that lie had In the Southern Division, for ex­ and hero in the fourth district For­ Specimens of the rock of this fined Sanford $100 lor refusing to Seminole County Rural Schools Will ample, there are six nurses, their Mrs. David Speer spent several rest Lnke of Oflando will take an­ Open Monday. Sept. 1st—San­ mountain have been analyzed nt sew accept an umpire assigned a gnme. health impaired by' ttiherculosis days the guest of relative other whirl at Joe Sears. But Joe iz * J ...... .......... ...... . con '•“ J " this week « ford Schools open Monday erul statu agricultural colleges and There was prolonged discussion of I traded or developed during their sorin Geneva. some trotter and will probably pull Heptember 29th two universities, all of which have the case, President Spencer stating through.— Ocala Star. made favorable reports as to the that Sanford would not pay the fine. The following whits schools will And all the while we thought this high percentage of these two valu­ Mr. Spencer admitted that he told begin the fall session on Monday, Forrest Lake resided in Sanfo-i1. able minernls, according to the I’ liil- Mr. Rose over long distance tele­ September 1st, with principals and Can it be possible that he has de­ adelphia North American. Both phone tnut the Sanford club fcould teachers us here listed. cided to move to Orlando so he cun minerals have many uses in the arts refuse Umpire Osteen, luff said tint Oviedo— Mrs. Anita K. Crawford, get closer to Joe7—Orlando Sentinel. and niter particularly in the manu­ later on the dub officials decided to Principal: Miss Mae Conoley, Inter­ facture of explosives, besides being allow Umpire Osteen to officiate,•and mediate; Miss Nell King, Primary. indispensable in agriculture. LAKE FOR CONGRESS had he appeared on the field would Geneva—Prof. M. E. Dooley. Witii this discovery, if it is all that have played the gnme with him. Hon. Forrest Lake of this c’ ty will Principal; Miss Katherine Flynt, In­ be a candidate for C on giin hum it is thought to be. America has He admitted that the Sanford offi­ termediate; Miss Elizabeth Stones, this the Fourth Congressional Dis­ abundant supplies of the three prin­ cials made no effort to notify either trict. Having been a resident of cipal minerals employed in agricul­ President Rose or the umpire, who, Primary. Lake Monroe— Prof. J. Tilden Ja­ Florida since lie was a youngster and ture: Potash, niter and phosphate. according to President Rose’s state­ cobs. Principal; Miss Lottie Mntltfrs, serving Sanford as mayor several The soil ef most American fields lias ment was met at the station anil Intermediate; Mrs. J. T. Jacobs, .priterms and holding other olflces of been slowly starving during tl e told it would not he safe for him to mary. trust Mr. Lake needs no introduc­ years of tho Great Wuf for potash. appear on tho field. From the evi­ tion to the people of this county. Long wood— Prof. J. M. Chaffer, Now it may I e ihnt there will lie nh dence at hand, Mr. Spencer met Mr. H E principle applies quite Having served as a member of the abundance and America may lie in­ Osteen at the station and told him Principal; Miss Lillian Waits, As­ ns m uch to banking ns to Florida legislature for two terms and dependent of Germany and of AI- that he would not permit id in to of­ sistant. soldiers or states or governments. also as the president of the State snre also in that regard. Commer­ ficiate. Mr. Osteen stated that he Chuliiota — Mrs. Estelle Tribble, It is most fortunate that the F ed­ Bankers Association Mr. Lake needs cial fertilizers have been used spar­ was threatened, hut Mr. Spencer de­ Principal; Miss Mary Tribble, As­ no introduction to the people of the ingly or eschewed altogether liy many nies this. eral Reserve Banking System has sistant. V been in operation during the war. Fourth District of Florida. He made American farmers in the last year Altamonte — Miss Kate Mathers, President Spencer declared he Ihe 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 prtvurH incum­ An ira of low prices in this very it h e r i under the constitution a $100 fine sistant. tion accrue to the customers o f the bent, W. J. Soars und .1. 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 nn umpire assigned. The Sanford city schools and for the colored time contribute to the strength paign Mr. Lake canvassed tie supplies soon become fully avail­ president holda that the tine is un­ schools of Sanford and the county o f the nation’s banking system Fourth District thoroughly, lie is able.—Tlmcs-Unlon. fair, Inasmuch us Sanford has been will be published in a later Issue of nnd enjoy the benefit o f its pro­ no stranger to the people and is losing money all season. tection. the Herald. known us one of the most progressive IIIII lid ny Pool Part) Later In the evening Mr. Spencer T*. W. Lawton, Supt. business men und statesmen in Flor­ In honor of hdr daughter's 13th ida. Ho started in life as a poor boy birthday, Mrs. W. W. Van Ness en­ declared that he considered Sanford FIRST Raising Fine Rice and worked to the top by his own tertained with an enjoyable "pool out of it nnd left the meeting. The |STR| Many specimens ot fine upland efforts, being of nn indomitable na­ party,” Friday afternoon, Aug. 8tli, Sanford club lias several days in ATIONi VL 3 VI ture and knowing no such word us ut Muuon's pool. MI i N»l«lu Van which to get 11 check to President rice are being brought to the city BANK ' fail. He L a close student of eco­ Ness is u gracious young hostess, R oso ' h office, before the time limit nnd before many years there will lie nomic and political affair/, and is her guests, the members of the Girls' expires. The penalty probably will enough rice raised hi this rectlon to probabiy one of tho best posted men Choir of tho Congregational..church tie forfeiture of the franchise, $600 warrant some one putting up a mill in the state on all questions pertain­ voting the affair most delightful. guarantee fund, and players. where it can be threshed or a thresh­ ing to Florida and the south. With After the pleasures of the pool woro Tho second half of the season ing machine will make the rounds of MEMBER tho thought that Mr. Sears has l eld exhaustel the young people return'd opens Tuesday, Aug. 19. A tenta­ tho farms. Edwurd Vincent brought F E D E R A L * RESERVE this oilicd for three successive terms to tt.e home of Mrs. Van Nes.*, tive schedule will lie discussed and a line stulk of rice to the Ili-rahi nd nthat the race is to the strongest where dainty refreshments were ratified nt a meeting at the HIIUh«r« olficc this Meet; that ho found.growSYSTEM . man the many friends of Forrest served. hotel tf 9 o'clock this morning of a ing in Goldsboro on a small space THE HERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY m m m m m m m m m m m m x w t In Union There Is Strength” T �! ■i?- g w i O f S S f S ? ' *>•" ’ -" AUGUST 1^1919 little Happcitlntf* Mention of Matters In brief Personal Items o f Interest In and About <£ The City -*■ > THE SANFORD HERALD Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Itcnden vice and no messages could bo sent north of there on Monday. The ser­ vice has been resumed and is all right now. Mr. and Mrs. a . F. Smith left *Tuesday for Colorado and other points in the west expecting to be tiding n varution in.T uesday and w e ro ^ e s ts of Mr. and gone about one month. Mr. Smith Al Lilj# is interested i in gold mining stock Pennsylvania and New Jersey. I Mrs. Robert Herndon. und goes to look over the prospect... .. Marshall of Oviedo is the i EZ- Seal pint fruit Jars at L P. For the floor coverings, art r'lgs, ‘ . ‘of ‘hl,r son, Dr. C. J. Marshall. j-McCullor’s. 56-ft | congoleum rugs and mulling see . < __ faiiir ihp« nf . I. I* • Rnhv I.ni • 66-tf I'from a. Savannah where he is engaged .. , , , , k i t n n p r Me , #% . , . * . S m l n n l A v n nim . A r ,1 Hand has nerepted n position w,th ,h * Armour Refrigerator Lines. G6-2tc . V. A u g u stin e, Fla., for the su m -1}M 'V contracted u bad cold that Louis Entzmingcr, son of Mr. and •n ai* * I laid him up for repairs. Mrs.. C. W. Entzmingcr of Longmf." »• Furen of Ft. Myers spent’ W. C. DcCoursey and dnughter, wood has returned , from France . ‘ir Pnd with his mother, Mrs. Miw Virginia arrived horn’ Monday where he was stationed for the past . • .after some weeks spent pleasantly year. His many Seminole county j. \\. ur«n. . 'visiting relatives und taking in the frietds nre glud to huve him back Prices reduced °H ® . * ° " d“ “ l sights of Washington. I). C. t»r Grace WlllixJn® inlllinery wtore. • again. *'r*‘ fi9-tf I F °r Snlv One 1918 .Maxwell Mrs. W. M. Currie and dnughter, nn,i I Touring w .. \t liny non. n ••• iJ• ttnllv iioii^ ana . . fo r In good . aAD condition,_ has Alice from Quincy ate spending a »• only been run 1.08 miles. Terms little while with the Rail family nt t n i nu'son were in fciUstis on nuBI* , . . ., %f J. !*• L*a^5un. . may be arranged. Address Max* Daytona Beach. ' Mrs. Currie will ness on Wednesday. well, c-o Herald. G5-’2*.c leave for New* York, hut Miss Alice Mrs. beach of Tampa has been Charlie Munn has returned homo will spend some time with Mr. Hull the guest of hpr sister, Mrs. J. L. from France where he served Uncle and family. Miller for several days. Sam’s urmv for many months. Mrs. E. G. Tyner arrived in the C om p le te stock Diamond tires. Charlie had an opportunity to spend city Saturday night from NViliiston Wight Tire Co. 65-tf somo time in I’nris ns an M. P. und oilier points in Levy county Mrs. John Rice.of Miami is visit­ Tommy Thompson of Leesburg, where site visited relatives and ing her mother, Mrs T. E. Wain- representing the Mangels Kirby Co. friends for the past month. Mrs. wright on the west side. of Jacksonville was in the city Mon- Tyner will he the guest of her daugh­ Mrs. J. W. Dickins has returned day demonstrating the new Mnx- ter, Mrs. R. J. Holly. from a business trip to Miami where well car and a new line of trucks, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Garner have they expect to move about Oct. 1st. | Hnlph Wight, James Lee, Harry returned from a trip to Atluntu and Shore Dinner, Urnnn’s 1'nvillion, L%wis and Reg Holly went to Jack- other points in Georgia where they Coronado Reach. Every Sunday sonville Sunday night returning on have been for the past month. The 2 to 4 p. m. 66-5tc j Monday with four new Chcvrolcts latter part of their vacation hasMr. and Mrs. T. O. Charles have for the Wight Tire Co. of this city, been spent in Toccoa, Georign where they visited relatives and old friends. moved into the Stephen* house a t' WANTED— OI.I) CLEAN. the corner of Fork and Third streets. RAGS. ANY KIND KXFRESH S T O C K —Onion sets just CEI’ T OLD SOCKS, Miss Elixnbcth Ballard of Geneva, arrived. If you wnnt early green COATS. PANTS. OR who has been vjsiting her aunt, Mrs. onions come around and see them? RED SPREADS. AT THE 0 " r fresh Bermuda onion seed» will C. W. I.aing returned to her home OFFICE. 5'J-tf nrirve about Sept. 1st. Come in nnd i v . - . '* - ,v . ------------ ————- * A six course fish and chicken din-] Miss Altn L. Bevier nnd mother leave your order. Th** I, *M«r. £ c:d 66-2tp TS<: Fi«H ..ipnor« ?0r, at tl.c relumed Saturday alter spending Co., Sanford, Fla. Ayres Daytona Reach Hotel. 5 9 -tf, two months travelling through MaasMr. and Mrs. A. It. Key have re­ Mr,. H. U. Connelly and daughter achusetts , New York and Pcnnsyl- turned from the mountains of North have returned from points in North vania, visiting relatives und friends. Carolina und are now occupying Miss Gladys Moiris is home for their new homo on Park avenue. Carolina nnd will make Sanford their her summer vacation from Mayo, Mr. Key is hack at his accustomed home again. place as cashier of the Semitiole Mrs. Peel and Mrs. Harvey and Floridu, where she is teaching in where hi» ninny irienos are giving family left Tuesday for Kissimmee , the high achook Her man” Sanford him n welcome home. where tnc-y will spend several weoks . frlt?? d9 arP K|u'1 to have her home Mr., and Mrs. J. B. Lawson nnd wilh home folks. I " Ka' n* little daughter returned home Satur­ tjuart Mason fruit jars at L. P. I Ha>’ nurns of Enterprise was in day from Atlnntn where they were the city yesterday. He has been in McCullcr's. 66-tf Uncle Sam's navy and has re-enlisted taking a vacation when apprised of Mr. and Mrs. Eurl Burdick are for another year and will go to the the Seminole Garage fir> Mr. Lawspending a few days at Daytona nnd Mediterranean Sea on the destoryer son nnd family made the trip in Daytona Reach, the guests of Mr. their car nnd encountered some very Bagucley. Burdick’s parents. Buy Diamonds. Wight Tiro Co. rough roads nnd plenty of water. Mrs. D. A. Caldwell, Miss Lottie Harry B Lewis hns returned from a 65-tf ar.d Joe have returned home from a month's visit to points in Ohio and Biddy Burdick returned home visit to relatives and friends fX Lees­ at Michigan City, Indiana where ho Sunday from St. Nazairc, France, burg and vicinity. enjoyed the seas on the shores of where he has been serving in the There's u man at the curb to Lake Michigan. Mrs. Lewis will re­ Navy hospital for more than n year. serve you. v 55-tf main nt Michigan City until the Inst Fsis many friends nrc giving him a of Sepijmber hut Mr. Lewis was Mrs. Liluh Davies left Tuesday warm welcome. forced to return in order to take up (or Mncon after spending several Mrs. J. C. Denton leturned Thurs­ his renl etate business. days here the guest of her mother, day from a delightful trip to Battle Mrs. R. C. Keene. Cooking utensils, hardware, no­ Creek, Mich., where she visited sev­ tions. stoves, plenty of them at the Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff eral weeks with her daughter. Miss Boston Bargain House, 213-215 and family arc spending Augustsi in I Lucille Denton,' who is qualifying for . ^ ” ........ Sanford Ave., A. Kanncr, mgr the lainintains of North Carolina u trained nurse. G5-2tc. near Hendersonville. The ludies of the Guild of Holy J. C. Roberts has gone hack to Mr.*. Roy Symes und children nr- Cross church have decided on Dec. his first love und is again in the of­ rivtd home after spending the pust 2, It und 4 as the date for their anfice of Clerk Dougluss in the court month at Mrs. Symes old home at nuul bazaar. They are planning to house. Mr. Roberts hns boon in ab­ make it more attractive this year Lake City, Michigan. stract nnd other work in.court houses Musson’s swimming* pool is now than ever before. of Florida for the pust twenty years Benjamin Whilner lias returned open on Wednesdays, Thursdays, ami lie is like a tish out of water Saturdays and Sundays,in tho after-1borne from thn University of Florida when he gets out from the shadow of where he recently graduated with noon. • 60-tf the Temple of Justice. Mrs. T. O. Charles returned Sun­ high honors. Beniamin will remain Henry McLaulin counts himself day from a month's visit to her in Sanford much to the delight of fortunate Indeed to get his large mother and sister in St. Stephens his many friends.. shipment of store'fixtures and furni­ Watermelons—Carload nice water­ and Ridgeway, S. C. ture to add to his jewelry store be­ •Mrs. A. T. Rossetter is visiting melons nt Old A. C. L. Depot. $8.00 fore the embargo went into effect friends and relatives at Warren, Pa., per one hundred; 10 cents each; 3 on the railroads. This stuff has ar.d experts to be absent from the for 25 cents. Larger ones 15c, 2 for been on the road for many weeks 25 cents. Guaranteed to he good '•ty for several weeks. and arrived Monday nnd is now be­ v 66-ltp Mi** Ressie Fwren returned home ing placed in the store. Mm. Cull and daughter nnd Mr. Saturday from Gainesville, where Miss Scrim Lake is recovering she had loon attending the normal and Mrs. Dowling of Jacksonville from an operation fur appendicitis were in the city Saturday cnroule to school all the summer. • Sorrento ih ere they will spend a few* Rer^ornJJ?‘* '“ at Sl‘ tl^ duy , D” WHEN YOU T H IN K OF CAN wicks with Mrs. Cull's parents. Mr. I ‘ 'lar; P u , n ml and will DY THINK OF THE KAN DY soon in* aide to be removed front the nnd Mrs. Emerson. KITCHEN. IF IT HAS SUGAR hospital to her hoi,v«. Her many • IN’ IT WE HAVE IT. STAR *Mrs. It. A. Newman and Mrs. S. friends are glud to hear that the op­ THEATRE BU ILDING. 49-tf Puleaton with their charming little eration lias been successful and the Miss Carrie Wuinwrighf returned daughters, Olive Newman, Mary patient is doing so well. home Monday after spending the Elizabeth and Camiiln Puleston re­ Miss Gladys Field has returned to a ‘ «k ond very pleasantly with turned from the mountains of North Tampa after spending u few days Carolina on Tuesday. friends at Daytona Beach. here the guest of her uncle und aunt, Mrs Cora Akers,” who hns been J. II. Williams of the J. B. Wil­ Mr. nnd Mrs. S. J. Carnes. Miss the Rucst of M b . Will Hand for sev­ liams C o , of Jacksonville distrib­ GiudJ's joined Mr. and Mrs. Chris­ eral months left on Tuesday night utors of tlio F. W. I). Motor Trucks tian nt Ocala nnd all of them enme •°r her home in Pulaski, Va.' ' was in the rity several days this to Sunford together. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. c . McDougnll is home from week. Elmer Groves of this city will Christian will he here sevcVal weeks aycross where he hns been in the handle these trucks here.. longer, guests of the Carnes. ’ ^* !*• shops, work liuving stoppod Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is In Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betts have ‘ here on account of the strike. Snnford on Monday, Wednesday returned from Jacksonville where 58-tf CALL FOR LEONS TRAN SFER and Friday of each week. they accompanied Mr. and Mrs. RELIABLE SERVICE. ALL The Herald, is requested to an­ Britt on the Clyde Line enroutc to TRAINS MET. 65-tf. nounce that contrary to certain re- New York. Mr. nnd Mrs. Betts \erne Arnett und Miss Arnett of ports tlie bridge nt Coronado Bench ^^vlll go to Daytona Beach for a few •'teen are in charge of Waters’ is not an*' has not bot*n closed. How-! wecks as Mr. Betts is liking his un­ vacation from his urduous duaruly Kitchen while Mr. and Mrs. ever it is expected that u new on e, •iter* are taking a vacation. will he built In the near future. , ties at the First National Bank. M^Cullor 8 . Miss Vera Tcrheun returned "on mrsday from a plelsant visit of several weeks spent as the guest of •r uncle, A. J. Smith of Savannah, ,a .o Kent Rossetter has returned from Kanncr’p snle still goi.’iig on, 113 n visit to Commerce, Gn., the old First street. Only u few* more days home of Mrs. Rossetter. Kent re­ to get your share of the great bar­ turned to get resdy for his fall crops gains Inffng offered. Cnme in today. but Mrs. Rossetter and the children We wilt close in a few* days a* we Allie Trcfford has returned will remain for several weeks longer. must vacate our storo room not rorn a well earned vacation spent 66-ltc Lightning struck pretty close to later than^August 31st. . , her brother nt Richmond, Vk- several homes in this city on Mon­ Mr. und Mrs. Hewett Hill and Kn!" n,''I also visiting in Virginia day ami iho stntic ciectricity affect-1daughter, Miss Helen nnd son, Har­ nn,? tb« east. ed the telegraph and telephone |hert of Tampa and Mrs. Hill's Mrs. David Miller and son, Ed- wires. Word v.ns received here that j father, Capt. Smith of Eustis were , ar* nn<! Mrs. Welhorn Forney of the Aurora Borealis storms north o f ; in the city Wednesday enroutu from ar sonville motored to San.'ord on Savannah had stopped the wire scr-ltho beach to Eustis. Mr. Hill is the 0mt j fm * -i K A r *)V • superintendent of the Job printing department of the Tampa Tribune und is one of the most prominent of the Florida publishers. The ma iy friends of T. S. Huff are delighted to see him in Sanford ngnin after an nbsenrefe of a year during whirh time he was serving Uncle Sum ns Captain in the artil­ lery branch of the ‘ service. Mr. Huff i« looking,after-hL property in­ terests and about the first of October will bring Mrs. Huff nnd his little daughter down und they will again make Sanford their home. Mr. und Mrs. H. E. Tolar and two children sfient the closing days of last week* here enjoying a vacation' by fishing, bathing *uml luxuriating in the sen breezes nnd the cool, de­ lightful nights. Mr. Tolnr wn« once a hanker stockholder und cashier, hut the business so affected his alth that he quit it and in* is now {entitled with the Crown Paper Co. hieli is printing millions of orange r t!. • Florida Fruit Ex­ it . *. lie i i such pii accomplished, cnlnl gentleman that we move that ,e und ii:s family be transferred to untu Gordu to remain here per­ manently. During their stay they were guilts of Mrs. Tolars sister, Mrs. B. E. Noese, wife o f the popu­ lar s>clion foreman of the Coast Lir.e. Ponlu Gordu Herald. Bankston Bros. Roberta, ,Gn., Jan.-----Old Kentucky Mfg. Co., Paducah. Ky. Gentlemen:A Mr. Will Wachter of this coutry hns som1? hogs that were down with cholera and had given up nil hope of saving them nnd would not spend one penny on them. I gave him one 15 pound pail «jl j . M. *U. 4,1 Thomas' Hog Powder and he hns just cmu«» in «*v* o*!d !?.? f.r 51 and ndviscs that every one of his sick hogs got well and thnt lie killed them and now hns them in his 'smoke house nnd that all were ns fine as any he had killed thitj yjar. I want to ndd that hn said his hogs were down and so sink thnt he had to pry r. '■?*n nnd his wife poured the powder down their throats. • Please find chock in full of my nceount nnd with kindest regards we beg to remain, Yours very truly, Bankston Bros. For snle by MerchnntH Grocery Co. 64-5tc. Attention * All Roynl Neighbors nrc invited to lie present nt our next meeting to he held Thursday afternoon, Aug. 28th nt 3:30 sharp. A good time is promised to all. "Plenty of refresh­ ments." Recorder. Christinn Science services will he held at the Woman's Club, Oak avenue, between Third and Fourth strets, on Sunday, morning nt 11 ociock. 48-tf PAGE SEVEN What He DID and W h at He SAID Chaplain Geo. Hyman (I’ nHfor Baptist Temple) At the BAPTIST TEMPLE Sunday, Aug. 17th, 8:30 P.M. I)r. i iy mn n was in llte sam e battles with the Great War H ero ami knew him personally. All Soldiers and Sailors are invit­ ed to the temple to hear this wonderful story o f heroism and what the hero said about it. : A Solo Will be Sung by Mrs. J. E. Tewilliger Mrs. A. M. Phillips. Chorus Director SANFORD WILL PLAY BALL l.llllc Matter of Hundred Dollars Will Not Stop Games The Sanford Hull Association mef this morning to dlsngis the question raised by President Spencer In Tainpa Wednesday regarding payment of fine of S100 for Interfering with urnpire. The ussoriation lirrMcil to pay the fine under protest und con­ tinue playing in the Florida League. Nothing enn slop the Sanford spirit and wc will cop off tho first scries pennant und go after the second one. Come nut tomorrow and watch us put It all over Orlando. s Florida's Favorite Paper The Tampa Morning Tribune is everlastingly fighting for .the Inter­ ests of the people and the develop­ ment of this section, and no n o who has the welfare of couth Flo*l.ln at heart «an afford not to b.* a con* int reader of the Tribune. 1: is Flor­ idu i great metropolitan, ns.ocr,- enrrylt’ g t'to. full r.irkt and da;* rjpori of the Associated Press with intelli­ gent correspondents in every nook and corner in its territory. Its big Sunday edition iius the most com ­ plete comic nnd magazine section printed i» this stute, and the sub­ scription rates arc only $8.00 per nnnum; $4.00 per six months nnd $2.00 for three months. Write for sample copy nnd subs.'ribo today. 66-5tp To All Concerned Crafts nre Grateful After this ‘date 1 will not ho respomdble for any hills made on my Sanford, Fla., Aug. 11, 1919. account by anyone other than my­ Federated Trades Hall, Sunford. Fla. Daily Strike Bulletin. self. 66-ltp R. E. Pollard. Never suw such unity of purpose in all strikers in all crafts standing Hood Is Ilullding pat for original demounds with no J. i). Hood, one of the most pro­ compromlje, und not to return to gressive farmers of the Sanford sec­ work until our original demands are tion has juat finished n mammoth granted. One of our merchants has barn on his 25 sjere farm at Rnnd's Siding. Mr. Hood recently built a fire proof galvanized iron loading station at Rand’s on the east side of the truck and his improvements on the we!it side will give him one of the most up to date places on the west side. Transportation of Pupils Bids for transporting pupils to the Sanford schools will lie received Tuesday, Aug. 19th. Submit nil bids to M r.'It. F. Whitner, secre­ tary Board of School Trustees, Sunford. Florida. For information us to routes nnd sperifirntinns of convey­ ances address T. W. Lawton, Supt., Sanford,^ Florida. 66-ltca To Tench in Snnford Announcement has recently been mude by County Superintendent T. W. Lawton, thut Miss Sara E. Mu­ riel, A. B., t Rollins, ’ 18) has ac­ cepted a position in the High School of Snnford und will act as head of the English dejiartment. This will come as good news to the many friends of Miss Muriel, who knew her during her college courso at Rol­ lins. For tho past year*M iss Muriel taught Spanish and Mathematics in the Mulberry High School where she made a splendid success oP her work. This promotion f o the larger posi­ tion is a deserved re.-ognillon of her ability .und training.— Winter Park Post. • Mrs. Srhcllc Mnlncs, Pianist placed a I’ athe Victrola in the hall for the entertainment of the strikers, the Churlcs Electric Co. hns also plnced u large electric fan in hail, •'■•s furnishes a to gallon carboy of Elder Springs Water each morning. We wish to thank the business men of ttie city for the courtesy shown us while in our struggle to better our conditions. Signed: A. C. Peel. Chrm., A. L. Cnmoh-H Ben Smith, L. B. Hodgins, S. F. Weeks. W. C. Mealor, Strike Committee. Visits County Precincts Several members of the Hospital Publicity Committee, chairman, T. W. Lawton, visited Longw*ood, Oviedo nnd Geneva this week to present the claims of the FernaldLuughtun Memorial Hospital and to urge a lurger representation nt •the maos ;m?t!ng which was held last night. While thy nttsndsnee nt the:3 meetings was small the la:!: of numbers wu* offset by the eutltut asm of those present. Presenting the claims of the hos­ pital were E. A. Douglass, T. W. Lawton* Drs. C. J. Marshall ar.d J. T. Denton, Dr. Geo. Hyman, Mrs. David Speer und Mrs. Tcrheun. This committee was nccompanied by a large contingent of Sanford people. Too Late to Classify Lost between Dnytonn nnd San­ ford via DeLund, Gug. 14th, 1 brown leather suit ense with initials L. II. G on one end. Contents ladies’ and hnbics’ clothing. Finder notify L. H. Gibbs, 519 Magnolia avenue, San­ ford and rcccivo rewurd. 66-2tc For Sale—Tw o fine Red Jersey cows for sale. G. .11. Edwards, near J. E. Pace's place. 6G-2tp HE P R O S P E R IT Y of each of us is involved in the na­ tion’s prosperity, in the cor-, rect handling of readjustment problems. Your •‘ hit" nnd our "b it" may ho smsli, but they arc csscnlinl to the Peace Prosperity wilh which we must greet our boys on their return. ^ * ♦ Wc arc glad (o help you with advice cr service in every movement designed (o promote-and maintain these prosper­ ous conditions. �ANDKKNV CARNEGIE DEAD s!v r away a great puttlou of the wealth which he had (lathered to­ gether. Some nf his largest henefac‘V . tions were: ' . Carnegie Institute, Pitts!V burg............................... .$22,000,000 ,ia. Branch libraries in New York C ity..................... 5,200,000 L *. Scotch universities.......... . 10,000,000 hri • Carnegie Institute, Wash­ ington, D. C . ........... 21,000,000 , p Carnegie Steel Co. emplnyes benefit fund 5,000,000 Carnegie Hero and Comf ntisaion _____ ____ ____ 5,000,000 St. Louis Public Library 1,000,000 Carnegie Hero Trust Fund, Scotland l,i50,000 Hero Fund, France 1,000,000 Hero Fund, Germany ...... 1,500,000 f Carncgiu Dumferm’ ino Truiit .......... ......... Hague Pence Temple ... United Engineering So­ ciety .................-----------Municipal library build- The Dollar SaitThe Yowcll Company is adverttoing in this issue the Dollar Sate that meuns the Dollar ^ill have more cents than ever before nnd n perusal of the many good things offered -for One Big Rmt/id Dollar is surprising when you consider the prices of to­ day, Tltis Dollar Sale is an innova­ tion in this city and the Dollar Sale starts tomorrow and lasts one week. Read the advertisement in this issue and see the many bnrgnins that you can get for the nominal sum of One Dollar. II. Y . P . U. house party tt> Lake Harney. Every member Is expecting to havo the time of their lives on this little vacation. Doctor Hyman says he is expecting some wedding fee* ns u result but no one can imagine to whom he is referring unless* it Is to our honored president, Mr.' — -------<all names omitted). Bo thft as it may we wunt oil friends of the Union to come out to Lake Harney Friday evening to the big fish fry, nnd we will lot you in on the "big eats.* No dishes to he washed or anything like that for every think will he serv­ ed "a la Camp Style.'*Some of the ihembcrs are expect­ ing to win li|gh honors for the Union during their stay ut Lake Itnrnoy. A course nf study has been arranged nnd those members who tuke up this course und are aid® to pass the exam­ ination will receive sullnblc recogni­ tion and In some 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, with Group Two in charge. Our Union is growing. Let’s keep up the good work. Be on time, alt the time, and Bring Your Part Up. The B. Y. P. U. left yesterday for the remainder of the week on a Bclanc* h t i that olit n e t b a c l n a w ith v o k i n i d k utneya a n d d i g e s t i v e o r g a n s . T h is b e in g true, It Is e a s y to bellev® th a t b y k e e p i n g th e k id n e y s and d i ­ g e s t i v e o r g a n s c le a n s e d and In p rn por w o r k l n g o r d e - o ld A g e c a n bo d e f e r r e d a n d life p r o l o n g e d f a r b e y o n d that e n ­ j o y e d b y the a v e r a g e person . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING s w a l l o w o f w a t e r . T h e oil s t im u la t e s th e k id n e y a c t i o n and en ables the o r g a n s to th r o w o f f th e p ois on s w h ic h c a u s e p r em a tu ra o ld a g e. New life and s t r e n g t h in cr e a s e a s y o u c o n t in u e the H All Local Advertisements Under This Heading THREE CENTS a eulcs w ill keep you In bcallh and vigor Line For Each Insertion. Minimum and p r e v e n t a re tu rn o f tno d isease. Charge 25 Cents. !k> n o t w ait until o ld a g e o r d is e a s e c o n t i n u e t a k i n g a c a p s u le o r t w o ea c h day. G O LD m £ d ................... “ a _p DAL. H a a rlem Oil‘ C F o r o v e r 200 y e a r s G O L D M E D A L H a a r l e m on h a s hemi r e lie v in g tbn w e a k n e s s e s an d d i s a b ilit y due to a t - h a v e s e t U M d o w n f o r g o o d . G o . t o y o u r v a n c l n g y oera . It is a sta n d a r d o ld - d r u g g l a t an d g o t a. l>ox o f G O LD t i m e home r e m e d y nnd n eeds n o lntr<v M ED AL. H a a rle m Oil Capsules. M o n e y d u c t lo n . G O L D M E D A L t l s s r l e m -.-.f".-— 1» * v ' . .. : hatn vou. T h r e e Jncloee.1 in o<* - V 1 V .Y r ii„». Hut r e m e m b e r to ask f o r th e c o n t a i n i n g aJiuiil 5 d r o p s each. T a k e | o r ig i n a l Im ported G O L D M E D A L bran d. Ik run as you w o u l d u pill, w ith a sm all I In s e a le d p a ck a g e s . * «. 'O R A N G E S \ Prices are generally h ig h W hy not on Citrus Fruits, too? If a woman's kitchen apron costs as much as a dress used to cost, is it reasonablctobclicvca northern house­ wife is going to expect to buy her supply of Florida grapefruit at a lower price than she lus been paying? I.. A. HAKES, M anager Orange t'ounly Citrus S u b -E 'c h a n g e ORLANDO, - - FLORIDA For sale— Maxwell Touring car, in splendid condition. Cash or credit B. &. O. Motor Co. 6-i-tf. For sale—Tw o horses und one wagon. Cash $125. Enquire Wekiwa Post-office. Mrs. Wallace. Gl-2tp Mau re 1 Malccs Marvelous R e c o r d o f “T h e Rosary" "Like a string of peirlt" indeed come (he divine notes of MaurcFsvivid voice in this song that has touched a million hearts" So pure and sweet aid limpid are they that their sound would soothe a soul in torment. On the reverie of thistccotf) M iu !(liin g i‘ ‘At Dawning." For nnle— Duroc Jersey pigs and sows. Good stock. Joe Fernandez, 64-3tp. i For sale— Launch 26 feet long, 6 feet beam (Brooks model) 8 H. P. heavy duty Callia. perfection engine also bout 47 feet long 8 feet beam, hns been used ns house boat. No power. Hulls in fine shape just paint­ ed. PricT* for both boats $350.00. These boats can be taken through Ot klahawa river to St. Johns. If you mean business send for pictures nnd particulars. An excellent fishing n„tr.t Addrcrs Let.!; B oa 554. r.UMts Fla.___________________________ C4-3tp A-2J24—$1.00. Sings Sublim e L ove Son^ "C ore'N ^ rr'* , •„ All the pen and patiion which only Stracciari. at h it i'reatr«t, c o u ld convey, ate in this womlrrlul outpouring of love. This NVapoli'an song gives you Straccuri at his meat inspired heights. 49522—$1.50 . TM H it* twtirlivtM II 1*4 |elf i qh i#*, *14." |U« l* |WI iflf*4«4 t.ifi !» €i imrs. Miiftl a*4 lufedarv, II |*p*I*f n*jt. 3 i»‘ is*s«ul ***«'( n, ] PHtMt, |titf.* i*l*, IfJ II slut* 11«« ifwu*Mi f. W C d h. t* t * * **4i ** td§ 1*4 I M I t il Em** M m A tA e < «*■«£**** COLUMUIA CRAPIIOPIIONE COMPANY, New Ywk H. L. GIBSON Sanford, Florida S . - _a FULL LINE OF FH ONOGRAPIIS AND RECORDS \ WANTED— OLD CLEAN RAGS, ANY KIND EX­ CEPT OLD SOCKS, COATS. PANTS. OR BED SPREADS.* AT THE HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf 'Upholstering and lunttrcxt making, lurnlture repaired, mirrors plated, auto tops anti seats recovered. First class work only. Brown Upholstery Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fla. -19-tfc FOR SALE For Sale— 1016 Model Ford it undstei, l Shuler Vulcanizer. R. C. Shenfer, 113 Elm avenue. G6-2tp For Sale—A first class fresh Jersey cow. M. Doyle, Lake Monroe, Flu. ■t_____________________ fiG-titp For fialo—Four dwelling houses. •Cash or easy terms. Situated on Park, Magnolia, Cypress and Myrtle avenues. Apply to J. E. Pace. , ' C»6-tf For Four. G fU P E F U U ir For Sale—Jersey Dtiroc pigs, $12 a pair, $G for one. G. W. Spencer. \ 58-tf In answering an advertisement wn-tt •„'i\L*.1'N*’ff<elm‘oricd In the id, please do not ask The Hernld for information a* to Urn Identity ui the advertiser, ^Usually we do not know who the advertiser is nnd If FOR RENT we do we nr® not allowed to give out this Information. Simply write For Rent—Furnished roums for a letter and address it ns per in­ light housekeeping. 117 Laurel ave­ structions in the ad. nue. 66-3tc This Column is Free to R.-Inrned Soldiers nnd Sailors Who Seek Positions. For Rent — Good rooming house in center of city. See me quick. H. C. WANTED Du Bose. 66-2te F’or sale—Piano Cheap. Enquire Herald Olllce. C5-tf. ORANGES Gr-vrurc It one of tho f«w firing •rtiitt great enough lo give all the glory of the wc.'U'i tong of slctory, ike tong that vived France and civilUation, clear to in tremendous climax "for Victory or Death " Coupled with "The Trum­ peter," alto lung by Cia- sure. A-6106—}L60 Wanted—Saleslady. Ladies Ready to Wear. Apply New York Ready lo Wear, 312 Sanford Avenue. Apply at one®. 62-tf. W e who market our own fmit through our own1 efficient marketing organization, while opposed to profiteering and believing an ultimate readjustment of prices will be necessary, do not sec the possibility of any radical reduction of prices on citrus fruit# during the coming season. And, in view of the greatly Increased cost of production, this is a fortunate thing for the growers. Join the Lxclungc ami get Hie full value of y.~ur fruit. Florida Citrus Exchange* Tampa* Fla* nspiring'Marseillaise* sung in English b y Craveure For Sale— Ten acres celery land east of Sanford on brick road \\ mile from loading station, five acres im­ proved, 5 acres unimprovpd, 2 wells. For particulars apply to "F arm ," c-o Herald. 58-tf Wanted— Young Jersey Cow. E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY LOST Must be gentle nnd a good milker, J I C K H O N V I M . i :. n . o i l l l t v Fertilizers,‘Inscctlcldea, Sprayers, Poultry Supplies write, L. Vihlen, R, F. D. A. San­ Strayed from I.ongwood- Black For thirty years we have been manufacturing fcrtilizem in this State—wo have ford, Fla. and white heifer with itore on right satisfied customers in every county in Florida. 65-tf, side of nose. Finder please notify Write for Latest Price List. Prices always in line with Quality 66-1 tp J. E. SPUHI.ING, Local Agent, SANFORD, FLORIDA I.ongwood. Box Wanted — Men in every county with own auto to travel and take orders for the Red Ripper Hay Press. Can give good cnimnL»lon Ic (he right man. He must be a good hustler. 65-tf. * If a pair of shod costs a credit deal more, is it reasonable to believe the consuming public will expect to buy oranges (or leas than heretofore? ' Juhr.N umbertof^ For sule or exchange— 1 Vault door, good shape, 1 large Safe, 71 inches high, I small Safe, Ut Inches high, 1 uuriing machine. Must sell quick. C. Core of Herald. 62-tf. Wonted — Man to represent insur­ FOUND ance company in Sanford. Salary and commission. Married man pre­ Found—Pocket book. Four tnilea ferred. See \V. Prccco, Hotel Carnes out on brick road to Orlnndu. W. C. on Monday. 60-1 tp lliley, It. A. Box 215. 66-1 tp T h is is an era o f h igh prices. Literally, m o n e y is cheap and everyth in g w h ich goes in to ou r livin g is'dear. N For rale Five acres •TJi’ll, |utni house, 2 nnd one half acres tiled, Mules wagon nnd harness'. Bargain for cosh. W. W. Dressor, R-l W ANTED TO BU Y— Furniture For rent— Rooms Call at 1020 and household goods. Address or East 2ntl street. 65-2tp. enquire at Dixie Furniture Co., Furnished Rooms—By day, week dealer in now ami second hand fur­ or month. Every convenience. Over niture, 321 Sanford avenue. OC-ltp i Philips Drug Store, corner I’ nrk and Wanted—A push cart. Must be First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop. in good condition. 510 Onk. <66-2tp 43-tf G R A P E F R U IT / It docs not sectn reasonable to believe that portion of the public which con­ sumes Florida oranges and grapefruit is going to expect cheap fruit. On the contrary, it docs seem reasonable to think the public will expect to compensate growers to some extent for the increased cost of production and transportation. For Hale— 25 acre farm. 25 hogs, 2 cows and calves, I horse wagon and tools 11,000. Address Box D. Wekiwa, Fla. 63-4tp. For sale—Spring tooth harrow and sulky plow. Cheap. Apply Don McDonald, City. G4-2tp OLD AGE STARTS WITH YOUR KIDNEYS ^ A U G U S T 15. 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT Hale—Seed Hex potatoes. Rose Packard, Phone 136 65-tf. TUfurrsi, W h a t y o u pay o u t y o u r g o o d m o n e y for is cig a re tte sa tisfa ction — a n d , m y , h o w 18 cents a package y o u d o g e t it in e v e r y p u ff o f C a m e ls! E XPERTLY b len d ed c h o ic e low-mildness o f the tobaccos yet re­ taining the desirable “ body." Camels Turkish and choice Dom estic tobaccos in Cam el cigarettes elimi­ are sim ply a revelation! nate bite and free them from any smoke them without tiring your taste! unpleasant cigarelty Y ou m ay aftertaste or For you r ow n satisfaction you m ust For sale—Pair of mules. Cheap. L. Vihlen, It. F. D. A. Sanford, Flu. G5-tf. unpleasant cigaretty odor. Camels win instant and permanent in the w orld at any price. * Then, For sale— Moline Universal Trac­ tor, good as now, extra rims, with sand cleats. TJwo fourteen inch plows rolling truck, complete Lyman Bros Forest City, %Fla. 65-2tp success with smokers because the y o u 11 best realize their superior blend brings out to the limit the q u a lity an d the ra re enjoyment they provide. fo r s a l e —" K i d d i e k o o p ", little less than new, In good condi­ tion, will •tit cheap. Can be seen com pare Camels w ith any cigarette refreshing flavor and delightful mel- R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Win.too Sslem. N. C. �- -■ ■ t t: - AUGUST 15, 1IH9 -----»r = . •• THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE NINE Pay of Convict O usrds---------------- - — ------ --------- ------------ . . . reeding and ear* ot convlcta on roads___ ___________ ________ Salary of Ferryman________ ____________ ________ ___ _ _ i Payment* on account road* built by contract_______ ________ _ Prymeols on account bridge* built b y contract___ - ____ ____ Surveying.......... <------------ ---- a--.-----------------------------------------. r.iprnsrs repairs on brick r o a d s . . ______ ____ ____ ___________ _ Net Ilalanre March 31, 1019____ - ______ t_*._____ _____________ Warrant* outstanding March I I , 1919 . .............. ......... ........ .. Ct730.n| 19.71 Depository ltataiivo March 81, 1919.... . . . . . _ ____ 6,760.39 Depository tlalinre tl r t .'l, 10 18______ . ................ ....... - ... Itrrrlpta for Ihe Hit Moathai Prom: T a i Collector— Taata........... ....................... .... ..... ...................... 34.46 Discrimination In COUfiT Y HUAllD FUND O Inch t s l a y s J u p t Disbursements fg r'th eH li Mentha: Rent of Armorv. 1,032.74 ...................... 972 73 41.41 M a k in g .^ -.____ ___________________ _____ _____ -____ . .. 1,342.4 1 None Depository Ilalanre Mar. 31, 1919 1,362.44 Disbursement* lor thr Nil Months: . . ... . . _ rC lIL IC IIY FUND Depository Ilalanre (let. I, 1918 . ......................... ..... ....... Itrcrlpls or the Hit Mvnlhs: From: T a t Collector—T a i n . ______ ______ _ Making ................................... ...... ......... Dlshunemenl* for the HD Months: .... Depository Ilalanre Mar. 31, 1919 and our prices arc , right. 11.90 _______ II. In short, the label required b y pure 90 food laws has prevented fraudulent substitution and the use of unwholesome material, due to the fact that the intelligent American house­ wife reads the label. 2,616.12 3,699.74 6, J 14.87 III. 62 U n fortu n ately, h o w e v e r , t h e r e are some food products now on the market in 6.201.24 FLORIDA CIIOVFS lltlA l.V i; D ISIH IC T M l* Monthu: HILL HARDWARE CO. 77fi!l 1 32.25 11 y.;u 255.00 Latiiir . ... .... ....... .................................. .... Inti'rrvt un lluml* Drposltnr)’ llalance Mar. 31, 1919 ... 365.15 * i Atari* HaUncc rash In ilrpunllorlra, all fumla............. . ...... . __ llnrnllcctsil tales, current year Cask It. Sinking Fund ............................................. 25.3H5.SI 4A. 112.31 12,851.86 ' Liabllltir* Warrant* uutatamllng for current <‘T* ' 'j W»»r«nt: munry t*u*»**» » *»*•» paymriit uf whic^ i» l> deferred—6 per cent IH ntuntha lllark Hammock Drainafe tmtrlrt Pnrrir . .......... ......... Feralnrd* (Touiity i t i i h a i y and Utfundtng Itund* , /T 7H E Success o f Dainty Bakings or u Substantial D inner is assured b y the use of 86,329.11 7I.9S 3,881.29 7,400 09 243^099.09 179,000.09 8,699.99 Flurld* (iruvri Drainage District liund*........... Total 406.93 ____ A8SKTH AND LIAIIILITIKH’ V- * 'various sections of the country to which our protective labeling laws have not sufficiently applied, and in such e ,ces the housewife is nat­ urally left in the dark. 'Fake for instance, socalled Self-Rising Flours; there are no laws re­ quiring the label on these flours 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 food products. One is unable to determine from the label of any sack or package of Self Rising Flour what the quality of the flour is or what other ingredients are mixed in with it. Nime .......................... Making . . . . . . l)lobuM»rmrnt« |nr the Hit .Monlhi: a3&*iS3S? 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 Food Laws. Non* Depository llalance Mar. 31, 1919 l!«frip (« !*»t I hr RISING SUN all advertised fo o d produ cts o f national 8.81 ............. .. . Making ............ .... .................. Disbursement* tor Ihe Sit Months: Dl tehlrig •, 1- W c have a com plete stock She knows, for instance, that 33.0». lll.ACK H A M M O C K DllAINACF DISTRICT FUND Dopositnry Ilalanre Oct. !. 1 9 18____. . . ................................ Itrcrlpls for the Sit Months: From; T a i Col l ect or—T a s e s . ____ ___ _______ Wc arc sole agents fo r A m erican Steel & W ire purchasing only standard goods of established merit. 1,291.13 22.26 .10.16 .......................... Value of Count) Piupvit> 441,989.24 6,000.00 15.000. 00 10.000. 00 12.000. 09 43.000. H ow ev er, the h ou sew ife can Tho Fait Breaker. JuBt for tlm unko of plvlns mb names thlnR to ntnrt nn nreument, will nomts fwyly plenso cuRsrost tltfil mh it mnkes a bnby cross to cut teeth It niUBt make tym crosa-cycd to cut eyo teeth- W IGHT GRO CERY CO., Sanford, FL. 0 7/////J///I. HI* Chrlitmaa Preaent An old follow 1 know, nnd who tins all sorts of money, «nys that when ho was n boy llvlm: on n farm In I’ennBylvnnln nil he cot for Christman was the privilege of shooting n gun once at a mark.—K. W. llowe's Monthly. •7k Qoldimlth'a Masterpiece. Goethe, nt tho time o f publication, , Had Him There. »M0 tlint "Tbo VIcnr o f *Wnkolldd" "Denonn Simms Mow he donn’ jipl i r . r o i t T UP COUNTV f i n a n c k h n r m i n o u : c o u n t y was out* of the bent novels’ ever writ­ provt* o’ churches advertisin'," remark­ I'rtlod Kndlni March 31*1, 1919 ten, nnd called It a “ proBO-ldyll." It la ed Khlnhonu; “ hut when Ah nst him, Tl; following report uf (hr rerrinls ami li is burse Turrit* Ilf thp (until of SKM1NUI.K eertntnly the niuslcnl prono of a truo n dnt ense, wulfo* ho ring the church CO UN TY lor th period m il Inc .Marrh 31.1, 1919, Mllh thp balance* ami amount of war* poet,—Julian mil. ' * hell fo* service, lie Jos' had millin’ to ran** iiut.landlnit and statement uf Ihe asset* anil liabilities. and the vain* ol County property. • »rrjit irhnul ot the sold Srmlnole County a . reported on the .11 it day uf Marrh', gay."—Iloston Transcript. HIINKST A M U . Comptroller. 2,122.83 4 8.20 Net Ilalanre Oct. 1, I 9 l n . . „ ............. ................ .. Itffrlpl* for Ih■ ,"i» Month*: From ’la* Collector— t « » m . ...... ...................................... — ... „ , C om p tr ollc r^ U etn iH . . ... ........... •, Comptrullfr — Redemptions Depositor!**— In tr tn t •■■■.. ....... j _ . . W. C. William.on — Mitrtllanruus Item. . ..................... M ak in g.______‘ ___________________________.*________________•_* llUhur.rinrnt* fur (hr S I .'M o n t h . : Hilary Cl.ik Circuit Court ai County Auditor and Clerk to County C o m m U .lo n tr ........................ Per Diem and Mileage of County Commiuluner. Pay ol Shrrltf for a t te n d .tier on Cou nty Commissioners S.l.rlr* of other Ufflrrre anil Cinpluyrra: Attorney fur County Commissioner* Supeni.or of Registration............. ......... County Phy.iclan . . ( ounty Demon.irutlon Agent ...» . . ................. ............ I urnltuir and t l ilu r e * fur: Court lloutr............. .............. ..... .....‘............... _.................... ............. Ripens’ a of ( ounl) llulldlngs: Janitor. »n<*. other attendant. ............ .... ........... . Light. furl and water________... ....... ....... ........ ............... ... Ii.turanre.......................... ...... ............... ......... ............... ........... Incidental.___ . , e ,. , __ ________ r-______ _____ , Kent........................... ..... ............... ...... -r . .................... l are uf ( ounl. Poor: Repair* and addition, to Poor llou.es and F a r m . . P i p e d . -• operation Poor Hou.es and Farm. ....... ...... Alloaanre* trade to Pauper, outside of Poor Houses and paid by Warrant................................ £ ___ ________ Coroner's ln«|ur.la: For. of Ofttcer., Juror, and 9 ’ lttiruri . Stationer) A Printing: <h ni u l Stationery, lllahki, etc - - ...... ..... .... Record l l o o k .......... .............. ..................... ................. Advertising reoulred by law and paw lor by county . - ____ . I nnutil»lon> Paid to ttfnreri; • Tut Assessor ..... ........ ............. . . T a t Collector .............. ,■ ,, , • lira Orruit Court, recording and general rourt work'........... Fipen.r* ol ( i.n c m l Flection........................................ ______ __ Mat< rial and labor lor target. ... . ...... ..................... Fspen.es ol Deputy T a i Collector . .. . . ____ . Tick eradication work . ....___ lt< nt ol room for Uovernment Laboratory - — ___ __ 2,071.63 7,771.62 674.69 384.46 9 3 .11 910.49 9,831.67 11,909.20 Book* That Profit. There are hundred" of book", ench one of whlrlt. If rs-till rend, really nsfdinllnted by tin* person to whom It happens to npptml. will enable that person tpilte unconsehmsly to furnish himself with ammunition which ho will find of use In the battle of life.—Roose­ velt. 740.00 341.00 26.00 300.00 210.00 180.00 440.00 17.24 240.00 240.02 88.10 37J.66 800,0(1 * 32.90 2,416.10 one sentence o f n hun dred lin os, nnd e a rlie r In the book. In one o f the ch ap ters d e scrip tiv e o f W a te rlo o , there nrr over 5 0 lin e s w ithout a fu ll stop. E n g la n d 's rerord Is held b y the fo r­ eign en listm en t net. one section o f ntileli ro'iches Its a ! ; liii'mlt c d iii word. 101.30 9.40 319.64 194.10 178.00 224.23 937,41 167.88 247.30 17.21 16.00 1,901.34 75.00 Daily Fashion Hint 11,581.62 327.48 Depository Ilalanre Marcs 31 1919 379.9.8 •Making /...._........ ...................... Uni, urirmenla for Ihe Sis Months: < oat of Criminal Prosecutions: Sheriff and Deputies, Cst Ills Crim C * -.,_ Clerk Circuit VCourt. Cst Crlra Cs eil M i l A S i tIlls i l l C lll unty Judge, Cst Ills Crlm Cs Justice of Peace, Cst Ills Crim Cs ...... ' ounty’ Proterirting Attorney ___ IJauHTs, Pay for attendance Crim. Ct... Wltncaa Krrr . . . . . . . . <•th. r n penn s of Criminal prn*i*ruilnni ....... .......... — — . Mii rKI't Cum. un Fines, elr.. Coll.............................. ..........- ... heeding Prltoners . . ............ / ______ _____ __________ _________ 'I ran.porlatlon paid for and discharge money paid to con ­ vict* on roads . ........ Cay of ruror In Crim. easts. Countv anil Justice ol Pei.ro Courts ....... ................. . ................... .* I,:,__ Salarv ot Jailor_______________ %___ , N ... ____ , . ____ ._.__ " , 2,291.73 0,113.39 637,f>0 4 6 .4 0 147.78 22.19 300.00 10.00 A m en dm en t to Prayer. L il lie D o n a ld F ro st. H years nbl, says Ids p ra y e rs every n ig h t, am i one evening n fte r sa y in g h is re g u la r prayer, finished up by s a y in g :. "D o n r Lord, p lease don't let Ilro ih e r Ilill put his coltl fe e t on m e ."— E xch a n g e . Hapnlneu. I f wo are to he h ap p y , we m ust bo happy n o w j I f w e lire to be bnppy, w e must be h app y h e r e ; I f w e are to bo happy, w e m ust he hnppy In ou rselves nnd not In our con d itio n s.— E x ch a n g e . 187 FEET FRONTAGE ON LAKE M ONROE Joining Bulkhead on the West. Two blocks of building Ixits. With two story factory building. Address: C. KENNISON, I*. O. Box 505, Orlando, Fla. MONEY SAVING PRICES On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates Ton Cob Boy From Ua at • i W h o le sa le P rice* W r l U f a r T r ia s L b l W.A.McrrydayComp«y * Palitko* Florida A . P. C O N N E L L Y City Property and Farms are Going at Reasonable Prices 8 8 .2 0 “ 177.40 49,03 G7K.49 44.00 18.00 390.00 2.639.79 3,473.40 2.80 Depository Ilalanre, March 31.^1919... ....... .... ........ 3,476.10 HOAD FUND M a k in g .«_v_.____ . . . . . . . ____ “ '.em ents r„r (he Hit Month*: • Superintend* nee: i," V 1'* °.1 “ n,l Overseen.................. .. .................. **' Co. Cnmmlstiunrra for mail Inspection-........... —-------• sld to other persons (or road Inspection ------ -------------- --L " nf l o * Maintenance, lload* 6i Ilridara — ' ouli and k ' e f h l - t i i , uowU and repair*--___ {-*' • Mtek, roit, rare and feeding . . . . . . . • aid lur free labor other than Uos. Feeding Rabbit*. R a b b its need iv»t on ly preen fe e d , but n solid sta p le m eal every d a y — p re fe ra b ly o f g ra lt;— but that Is a ill 111ru lty nt p r e s e n t; b read m ny be stibstlI nti’<l. w ith a lit tle bran or ontm enl, and a lw a y s p le n ty o f clean w a te r nr m ilk nnd w a te r. LIST YO U R PRO PERTY AND W E CAN SELL IT . 1 3.821.08 1,081.37 M oll 1,111.25 tVir are publishing a series of her most important articles. REAL ESTATE 62.tO Net Ilalanre, March 31. 1919 ’ . . W arranls outitandlng, March 31. 1919_____ _________________ hserialf D « - I. 1918 irJm' f" r lbr. ? u Moaths: T a i Col ector—f a i m . . _ _ . . __________ J..___ • omptrnl c r —T a i Redemption* • r f k — lload Camp______ Z __________________ Long Sentencea. In " I .e s M ls o rn lje s " V lc io r H u g o has Nit Ilalanrp Marrh 31, 1919 ______ ____ ___ „ ______________ W arrant, out.ianilln* March 31, 1919_____ i FINK AND FOIIFFITUIIt: FUND <"P ‘ttory Ilalanre Oct. 1, 1918 _____ ________ _____ ____ ___ Ilereipta for the Mt M**tha:________________ _______ ___________ T t t Collector—T a i r a ...................................... ............. Comptroller—T a i Redem ptions...____________________ M.eriff — Fines and rustic... ..................................... _ ....... Dili, * Meredith’s Vanity. ‘‘Georgo Meredith, nn bln friend." ’ lined to toll w it. amusement," writes Robert Lyud In the London Nation, "wan a vnln mnn. Someone linn roInteil how, In hln Inter yearn, he repnrdotl It nn a matter of extrouifj.Im­ portance that hi" vlnltorn nhoultl nit In n iHtnlllon from which they would Boo hi" face In profile." 4 A A .V .I . NOTE—Miss Costello it already icell known to most of the ladies of our city. She is of the Domestic Science Ilranch of the University of Chicago, a graduate o f Jwwis Institute, Supervisor o f Domestic Science in Public Schools, Special Lecturer on Domestic Arts and Economy, Special Lecturer to the Women’s Clubs. \\\\\\\\\\ 1919 b) ihe ( lirfc ol the Circuit Court and thp iluirtl of Count/ Commlaslnnrra l« hereby published under Ihe provl.lnn. of Chapter CM 3 ot the l ,a * . of Florida, A ct. ot 19 1 6 . easily become thoroughly informed about most pro­ ducts and, by a process of careful selection of such products, safeguard health and make pure food legislation effective. 09 FLOUR An added zest for every meal. housewife has lo n g sin ce learned the advisability o f UUILDINC FUND Depositury [lalince Oct. 1, 1 9 1 8 . . . . . . . .. Iteerlple lor the Sts Monlhu: From: Ta* Collector—T a r e s . . . ___ _______ _ .. Clerk—It,tcrist on l l o n d * . ......... C om pany. Every thoughtful 6 0 .0 0 Depository tlalinre March 31, 1919 . _ "..... ......... f AM ERI CAN FE NC*e "| Buying 998.29 9 ,96 9.8 1 6 4 4 9 .9 4 4 8 0 .4 9 3 2 .1 0 4,9 4 2 .4 1 14,9 3 2 .4 4 A MODIBIT CAFE. Nothing is moro Lushiomblo than tho capo Just now. A b a chango from tho bluo model ( ono mlgnt bavo this design In bliquo tricotlno trim­ med with buttons c f suit-material. Tho collar and rovers aro full of lino, yet graccfu. Tho fulneaa nt tho waist is held In with a suede bolt. Medium elzo requires Jarda Cl­ inch material. Pictorial Review Capo No. 7371. BIzea, to II Inches bust. Prlco. 2! cents, Insure Your Home - Your Auto - Tornado Property Damage Agent Drew Development Co. - Liability Formerly Holden Real Estate Co. City Lots in A ll Parts of City Celery Lands in M. M, Smith’s Sub Division . - ) �••••a s iV~i7? PAGE TEN AUGUST 15. 1919 T THU SANFORD HERAID 1 Daily Fashion Hint Finders. There are four sorts of reader*: hour glass readers, whose rending runs In and out nnd.lenvos nothing; sponge renders, who Imbibe ell but only to give It out ngnlg ns they got It, nnd perhaps not so clenr j Jelly-bag renders, who keep Iho dregs nnd refuse," nnd let tho pure run through; diamond renders, who cast aside nil thnt Is worthless nnd hold only gems. Tides of tho Ocean. The Incoming nnd (he outgoing of the tides la enused by the gravllntlnpnl Influence o f the moon. The moon, so to sprnk, drawn or lifts tho water from tho depths on tho snmo principle Ihnt n pump lifts wnter. .And us with a pump, tho wnter rushes In to All the spare left; so the shal­ low wnter near shore rushes out to fill the extra, space caused by rising of the wnter, on the principle thnt wafer seeks Its own level. A DELIOHTrUL TATLLEUB. Just whnt one would want for sum­ mer Is thlrf talllour In silk trlcotlno with narrow straight skirt and a narrow box coat. The most glorious part about tho suit' Is tbo vest of tapestry cloth, overtopped by a col­ lar or lino whlto linen, which may bo freshened ns often as occasion de­ mands. Five yards 42-lnch material and yard tapestry are needed for average siie. Pictorial novlew Jacket No. 7716. Sixes, Id to 20 years. Price, 25 cents. Skirt No. 7.7.74. Sixes, 14 to 20 years. Price, 20 cents. Washington's Advisers. When Washington formed Ills cab­ inet It had but four members, the In­ terior department being unknown, tho war nnd navy departments being un­ der one head, and the postmaster gen­ eral being foborcl'nnti* to the treas­ ury. Nevertheless of these four posi­ tions, he gave two to Virginians, Sec­ retary of State Jefferson nnd Attorney Gcnrr.'.I Randolph; one. to New York, Alexander Hamilton, nnd one to Mass­ achusetts, Henry Knox, pi!!!llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!IHIIl = - Watch This Space S ..OryryjvV Plant Will Be Built a t Fernandina to Manufacture Thousands of Tons of Waste Material Into Fertil­ izer for Sole Distribution in Florida. W i t h th s Im m edia te e r e ct io n * f A fa c t o r ) ' t o c o n v e r t sh r im p aerap Intn fer tiliser , Kernantllna w ill have lh a p io n e e r pla nt In the U n lt - d Htalen f o r th e u tilis a tio n o f this m aterial. An­ n ou n ce m e n t o f the n ew InJustry .wan made to d a y hy C. Na»h Held, m a n a g e r o f th e J a c k s o n v ill e office o f th e N i ­ trate A g e n c i e s C o m p a n y . K xp er im en ta on the poeelbtlltlee o f t r a n d a t l n g the w a s te f r o m sh r im p Into a fe r tilise r have been u nder w a y eln ce April, the Idea f o r d e v e l o p i n g auch an Industry h a v in g o r ig i n a t e d In the J a c k s o n v ill e offic e. It la o n lr w ith in the Iasi f o u r o r five days, however, that final de t a ils f o r the estab lishm ent o f the pla nt a t F e r n a n d ln a h ave be e n c om pleted. W o r k w ill c o m m e n c e on th e b u il d in g at on ce. Mr. Held stated this m o r n i n g and the Initial ex p e n d itu re w i l l he b e ­ tw een $10,0(10 and I&0.000. O p e r a tio n s w ill be g in a b o u t ' O c t o b e r 1. T h e o u t ­ put o f fe r t ili s e r w ill be Just su ffic ien t f o r Florida, a c c o r d i n g to Mr. Held, an d the produ ct w ill not be put on th e m a r ­ k et for w h olesa le fe r t ili s e r m a n u f a c ­ turers. K q u a l to F e r w l a o C.iinno. T h e ahrlinp s c r a p has v e r y sim ilar and In fact ab ou t the sam e Ingredie nts s s those f o u n d In I'eiwivlan Uuano. an d from a fe r tili s a t io n st a n d p o in t Is equ ally aa v a lu a b le aa the P e r u v ia n p t r d u c t , c o n s id e r e d the m o s t \ I m p o r ­ tant pla nt fo o d tin .Wie m a r k e t . . United States of the World. The day will come when we shall realize not only the brotherhood o f In­ dividuals hut the essential units of all mankind. All are brothers; all chil­ dren of the same father. The bnrrlers which divide nntlons are nrtlflclnt. I Mlevn the time Is nt hand when these harriers will fall, like the wnlls of Jericho, before love's trumpet sum­ mons, when the banner of brotherhood and freedom will float forever.over n new federation—tho United Stntes of tho World.—Tolstoy. H I L L L U M B E R CO BUILDERS S U P P L IE S ’* LUM BER, LATHS, SHINGLES ‘ S E W E R P IP E and D R A IN T IL E Alexandria, Alexandria, founded Ivy the world conqueror, Alexander the Great, lx nn Egyptian city tlml Is enger to loso Its connection with the faraway past nnd become completely modernized. Fate line favored this ambition, for the wontiers (lint Cleopatra knew have been eaten by Are or swept nwny by the sen. Alexnndtln !i n city of trade nnd fashion, dominated hy prosperous Eu­ ropeans too deeply absorbed In tho stock exchange to bo even vaguely In­ terested In the romantic sldo of their city. . iVC TAKE LIUEHTY (MINDS AT PA It ELDER S P R IN G S W ATER TIIOMAN lb IIA K Ell, Ph. I). Anilytlrsl and Consulting Chemist • Professional of Nsluthl Nrlrnre Emeritus, Italllno C e l lr f r , Yloflds Private Laboratory of Itoltlso College b, h o ., Nor. Mb, IMS Winter Perk, Mr. T. O. Charles Hanford , I'ls., X D r s r Sir: I Neve rn m plrls d r s i r f u l r h r m l r s l s n s l i - l * of the cample s im p le o off wolei wafer ( h i t World's Largest Building. The Vntlcnn palace nt Romo Is tho lnrgest building In the world, covering UP,4 ncres, but with Its additions and enlargements It was several centuries In building. The most extensive build­ ing In the world constructed at ono„ time Is tho Pennsylvania station In New York city, which occupies eight ncres of ground nnd has exterior wnlls measuring about one-half n mile. The cnpltol nt Washington covers ir«.'l,112 square feet, or nearly four ncres. you b r o t j h l me early last week, as»d b i t e obtained the following retullo: Cslor_____ ____________________ Clear It esrtlon __ _______ ...Neutral f r e e Ammonia . .. 00porta per million Albuminoid Ammonia_____ ___ . ..,T r«co . C h l o r i n e __ ___ t.IS Oarto per million Total oollde _ . . S.OO parte per million Hardness — » 31.01 part* per million Nil reles._.-------..----- „ T r s r . The aboenre prsrllralty o f free and » l l i » n l » - H sir.ruo.i'a in .hi* "s le r snd Ilf very omatl amount u> rmorlnr Indlrslrs Its iir ellrh t quality for household purposes. In aridlllsn Id ihr gtud -..silly rhotorlr ritllcf of fuprrlar hvusehtld wslrr. It p o f . e . i e o sperlsl fraturro of much vslur, e.petislly lha»e o f rirrltont natural srrallon nnd I.OW degree of h ird n r f-. T h e bar terlologlral analysis. resulting *n on im t lr total fount. In four •ample* of the w strr, of 1 bsrle rl* prr re nt.: and In Smllng no rolon. or other harmful bacteria, fully r o n l r m It* pood quality Indlta trd by the C H E M I C A L analyst*. flf the many waters of th’ s and olhrr region* Ihsl I ha«e analrrrd. I h s ie found none superior In all good qualities to that of Ihr "Ltdrr Water." Youra very respectfully, ( S i g n e d )' T H U S . It. U A K E I I Dally Thought To he trusted Is n greater compli­ ment than *<* »w* l/**-r.t— Mae- Daily FasWou Hint * T. O. CHARLES, Distributor SANYO III). >1.0 III DA TELEPHONE l l l - W gi ;>‘ W * w -f -e s " that T e r u t t a n g u a n o Is ob t a in e d fr o m the p la ces w h er e p elica n s c o n g r r i a t e , am t'­ ll r a r e ly fo u n d In qu a n titie s o f slxe e x c e p t In Peru, It lx o n ly pu t on the m a r k e t e v e r y ( o u r o r a v e y su rs and is to o sc a r c e f o r g e n e r a l use. T h V th ree pla nt f o o d s that c o n s tit u t e fe r tilise r are am m on ia,' potash and ph osp h or ic acid, all o f w h ich o r ig i n a t e p r a c tic a l ly In the sa m e m a n n e r as the P e r u v ia n g u a n o. In view o f these facts, Mr. Held d e c la r e d tod ay, the v a lu e o f d ls c o v e r i o g a p r o c e s s to m a k e th e shrim p •crap Into f s r i i l l ; « r c an be readily Here is your chance if you are looking for a real Irish Buggy made of all hardwood, full bolted and extra wide steel wheel. seen | I Home Idea o f w h a t the Industry w ill m ea n to F e r n a n d ln a can be g a in ed f r o m the f a c t that thla t o w n now' sh ips m er e shrim p th an a n y one p la ce In the U nited Hlates. T h e ca lc ti last y e a r r a n g e d ‘ u p w a r d to 10,060 tons, a ttret o f 200 b o a ts b e i n g e n g a g e d In c a t c h in g sh r im p f o r th e Ferm u .d lnn inurkrt. W il l Itllm ln a l* l.uss. D u r in g tho e s p e r l m e n t i In mUklng sh r im p s c r a p Into fertiliser, It wua f o u n d Ihul i - p er cent o f the sh rim p Is head, w h i c h Is re m o v e d uml t h r o w n a w a y b e fo r e the sh rim p ur* Iced and •hipped. Hhrliup c a n i . e i s l>*o an ev en b i g g e r p e r c e n t a g e o f th e sh r im p In running. p er cent, w h ich con sti­ tu tes the head and tall, be in g w ae.ed. T h e scr a p w ill be c o lle c t e d n ig h tly In m o t o r trucks, hauled to the plant and pul t h r o u g h a d r y i n g nml g r i n d ­ i n g process. .O w in g to the sp eedy d e ­ c o m p o s it io n o f the w a s te a q u ic k p r o ­ c e ss !■ n ecessary. W h ile the m a n u f a c t u r e of sh r im p • ersp Into fe r t ili s e r has been tried in a sm all way before, thla Is tho Oral tim e an e n t ir e ly s u c c e s s f u l p r o c e - a has be e n fou nd. Mr. Held said today. In ad dition to the for tllla er a s l o c k f o o d w ill be m a d e out o f the sh rim p acrap. T h e F e r n a n d ln a plant will be under th e s u p e r v is io n and d ir e c t io n ox th e J a c k s o n v i l l e offle*. __________ — REAL ESTATE BARGAINS Price $4.25 . Standard Size Wash Doards llrass 70c Glass COc White Metal 45c LEE BROTHERS LITTLE TOT8’ ROMPERS. Playtime calls for comfortable gar­ ments, go hpre Is a romper model thnt answers 'he requirements of good sense and good looks. Plain blue gingham may bo used, tbo bloomers being shirred to a short waist with sleeves cut In one. Thero aro pockets of self-material. Eor average slzo, two yards 36-Inch inntcrtnl. Pictorial Review Rompers No. 7155. Sizes, 1 to 6 years. IT loo, 15 fonts. H ARD W A RE for HARD W EAR Kook Stoves, Yes! No. 7 No. 8 - - $14.75 .- 17.00 Plumbing and Sheet Melal Contractors Peculiar’ Fetllng. Ct'lln liiul been 111 for tunny week* Out* tiny when nhi* was stronger ami hmi been put in n clmlr, she slipped down In tin* floor nnd stood for u mo ment on ht*r foot. "Oh," sin* vnld, Ii n nmrli surprised voice, “ I feet henv to myself." | H. B. L E W I S 1 =S List Your Property With Me gs Many Like Him. All newspnpiT* often have advertise•nents which could be rewritten ndvnntnRemedy, Rut It took n eluireh paper lo offer tin* most original one yet: "Wanted—A mlnUler who 1ms been nmrrb'd -2 years Is very desirous of scouring n change." Daily Fashion Hint lillllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllI Free B ooks 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. Maaufarturm of I dm! and UmxtiHdm R. C. MAXWELL, Manager Hanford Uisuch llft j/Z.Y K \ T7J9 FOR EXCLUSIVE YOUNO LADIES. One can manage to look both pic­ turesque and sophisticated In a toi­ lette with skirl of plain pique nnd overblauso of llgured organdy, es­ pecially It tho orcrblouse goes over the walatllnn nnd ha- a round r.cck run with black satin ribbon. Need­ less to ndd that the streamer belt Is also of satin ribbon. M dlum also requires l f l yards 36-lnch pique and yards‘ flKured orrindy. Pictorial Review Dress No. .7739. Slzeg, 12 to 29 years. Price, 25 cents. m JlTh* some today! Y ou ’re going to call Lucky Striken just right. Because Lucky Strike ciga­ rettes give you the good, w holesom e flavor o f toasted Burley tobacco. J h xu srC eoA A . eM toasted �AUGUST 15, 1919 THE SANFORD BpgRALD MEET HERE TO M O R R O W now in the neighborhood of $17,000 !■* brick Ninth Street from Park Commissioner* of Seminole County, Florida, Lut on* aid one-hail (1)4) blocks, nt th* office of eald board al the court house per mile to build nnd $1,000 per Avenue I’ lopossl to be presented In n ssslcd cn- in Sanford, Florida, on or before ten o'clock ctlopn erdoreed on lb# outside "U lds let n. m, on th* Snd day of ftplrmbsr A. D. 1919, Volucta. Lake and Seminole to De- mile for interest alone. pseln* Ninth Street." Snnford, Florid* and for th* eacavntlon and construction of the cldc on Bridges There is good argument on both Ibensnse of tho bidder or bidders. ditches, drains or canals and lateral ditches, E*cb. proposal must be accompanied b y a drain* or canals (n th* Jessup Drainage Dis­ made payable at elfht In the trict. The boards of county commiivaion- sides of the question. The people certified.check order of tho City Clerk of Sanford, Firoldn Earh bid must be accompanied by a certi­ s of Volusia, Sominolo and Lake themselves must determine what for two hundered ( 1200 .00) Dollars. fied check In tha sum of Five Hundred ItiOO) they want.— DeLand News. Dollar), payable tr said hoard, as an evi­ Th# successful bidder or bidders will be counties meet In Snnford at 9 o'clock required to fiv e n bond equal t o his or tbeir dence of godd f a l 'j . E stlm s'H total VA.-dsgr, tn.attu cubic bid and sucli bond to ba executed by n Saturday for the purpose of conalstsurety rotayin y, licensed to do business in yards. Thla quantity Is only approalmats-, Tnc joint action with reference to tha State of Florida, said bond to be being given ns a uniform basis (or compari­ son of bids, and th* said board reserve* the approred by the City Coundl. Another Elrthday Parly -u'chasing the bridges over the St. 1 Flans snd specification* may be seen nt right to Increase or decrease the amount of aald yardage a* may be deemed n****siry. A pleasant event In young people’s tha City Clerk** ortlco or at tbs office ol Johns at Harden’s Ferry and a All bid* shall be made upon a form to be 9red T. William*, C l 'y Hnilnser. Crow s Bluff and the erection of a circles was the birthday party given The City Council reserves th* rl*ht to re­ furnished. snd snd all bids. The board neervr* the tight to reject any bridge at Osteen. Seminole county by Miss Mabel Wilkinson on Wed­ ject and all bids. Fred I*. Itlnr* F. L. Miller City Clerk l*re*. Council. -Th e successful blddsr w 1be required to ttill b e a s k e d to meet half the ex­ nesday afternoon in celebration of give a bond' equal to 75 per rent of the Fred. T. Williams • her fifteenth birthday to a group of amount of his tr their bid, computed upon City. Fnglnecr. pons CS-ttc. the basis of the yardage above mentioned, pmsc of the bridges at Harden’s girl friends among whom were in­ with a Surety Company qualMed ta write such bonds in the State of Florida, at surety cluded the cb'iir of the Congrega­ Kerry and at Osteen, while Lake NOTICE OF ELECTION thereon; the Surety Company and form of Notice I* hrreby liv en thst an election bond to be approved by said board. county will he asked to meet half tional church. Games were enjoyed will be held ■ t the several Foiling places In A copy of plans, spevlflratlon* and pro•he expense of the bridge at Crows nnd delicious refreshments served Seminole County, Florida, on the 16th day ill** and proposed contract, bond and form of of September IDID pursuant lo Chapter Into in the afternoon. bid may- lie obtained upon application to the yluff. All providing the people of HI95 ol the I.aws of Florid* *-*r - f 1213, undersigned upon making a deposit of Entitled An net ,tn Prohibit Hot* or Swine Ten Dollars, this sum to be rrfunded when Volusia county vote in favor of ellmrunnln or roaming at Isite In eald county, aald plans, sprrlflratlons, etc., have been re­ Lossing—Lee inatitu! the present privately owned for the purpose of adopting or rejectlnt the turned. Provision* of said set, said election to be Ily order of the Hoard of County Com­ ” J hlsh ..II bridge. The wedding of Lieut. Frank Los­ held In securdence with exUtint law* tovern- missioner* of Seminole County, Florid*, inr tcnersl elections, Including the ijuslUi'seal* J.\ A. DOlHil.ASS, To make the bridges free, main­ sing nnd Mrs. Mary Evelyn Lee cstlon of voters. 65 Uc Clerk. tain them with eight keepers, one at took place at tho home of Mrs. Lee The following elector* hsv* been appointed each bridge, and to pay interest on on French avenue last Sunday after­ to conduct ssiiT election and to canvass snd make returns of the vote* cast In the several Ike Cirrull Court of the Seventh Judicial the investment estimated at $350,000 noon at four o’ clock. Dr. George precincts, respectively, the last named to art In Cirrull of Florida, Serilnnle County. In as clerk Chancery. n il. cost the tax payers about three Hyman, pastor of the Haptist church J. F. I.sing, joined by J. E. I.ilng, her hut* Precinct No I. Tim Kesne, F. E. C mills additional taxes, which would officiated and only the immediate A. W. Wathen and W. F. Shilley. band. I Complainants Precinct No 2 A. S. Hawkins, J. C. Muflrtt bring in about $30,000.00 per year. family and a few friends were pres­ J**, A. Johnson snd J. IV. Hell. v». Precinct No 3, C. I.. Hrltt, (i. P. Patton, Wm. (!, Andenried. It. If, Kamsry, Geo, It. If a Hat rate of 25 cents toll for the ent. Morton, Individually and a* trustee, Cal­ David Speer, and F. I*. Hlnei. round trip is made, it i.t estimated The contracting parties are well I’reclnrt No. t, fc. A. Hicks, T. A. John­ vin A. Poser, Anna C. Woodhrldge, indi­ vidually snd as trustee, Albert (J. Eavew A. V. McOuinn and le opard Kelt. that the bridges will be self sustain­ known here, the bride, Mrs. Lee son, Precinct No. S, T. t . Cushing. N. J. Tan­ and ttichie H’ oo-Ibrldce, snu *’ unknown peer n» rlalmlng Interest, by through or un­ ing. w ill meet their own upkeep, pay having resided here for many years ner, <). (1. Wslrott :nd H. II. McCall Precleet No 6, J. W. Flynt, 0 . T. Peters.• der anv of uie above named defendants, fur their own keepers, pay interest nnd for the past two years has been J. V. Wicks, snd M. E. Henley. either as heirs, devisee*, grantees, legatees No. 7. It, It. Roberts, J. E. Sny­ nr oth>rad-e. and all unknown person* rl»lmon th z investment and create n fund connected with the J. L. Millery der.Precinct Ing interest bv, through or under Jessie C. (I. O.J Arub* AD•1 l„ U. Collins. Murphey and J. Klrhmond Murphey, her Precinct No, H. C. E. Mathers, S. E. for retiring the bonds. bakery where her uniform courtesy Mathers, P. E. Iteddltt tnd A. W. Morcmsn. husband, now deceased, as heirs, devisee*. Precinrt No. 9 T. D. Hartley, T. P. I.«*le Irgatre*. or otherwise, and all other unknown Some people want the bridges ab­ and good nature made her a world (f prrtnr.i rlalmlng any Interest In and to salt) A. Ilistllne, snd J. N. Searcy. The groom is the son of J. Prerinct solutely free, clalminp that it i» no friends. No. 10, James Itrcd, J. 0 . Mar­ property invloved In said suit. Defendants. A. C. Sloblom and A. E. Sjoblom. more just to collect tolls on bridges Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lossing of this tin,Precinct No, 11. J. W. Osteen, A. W. Order nf Constructive Service tahn to collect them on brick and city and has just returned from Mullen, A. II. Fuller snd W. 11. Hsllsrd. T o all unknown nartles claiming interest Said elerllon to br held In accordance by, through or under IVm. G. Andenried, other hard surface roads, which cost France, where he was a Frst Lieu­ with It. t l. K am sey, G eo . II. M orton, Individually the is ** of Florida governing the hold tenant serving ull through the war. in* of general elections In said state snd re­ and aa trustee, Calvin A. Post*, Albert G. Eaves, Klrhle Woodhrldge and Jessie C. to be made to the clerk and rhair- n^we«W»*ve-e»-vw.~',",om,inii Murphey, her He is an experienced carpenter nnd turns man of the Hoard of County v ou ..... ' husband, a* heir*, devisees, grantees, legator* is in the employ of Contractor S. O. ot said County. 'Done by order of th* tt..-,-) - ( Cstiivtv , nr ot*>—- I - - rr Jgy ... sltkvi «*i mem, *n<l alt Shlnholscr. Commissioners ot Se'-inole County, Florida unknown person*, corporations or »*siel». tion*, rlalmlng an Interest In the following IS jail E. A. litHHH.A8S Mr. and Mrs. Lossing will make Clirk of Hoard of County Commissioners! described properly vltutt* m Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida, to w|t ii —'ln at Intersection nf ol Seminole County, Florida. their future home on French avenue 6&*Mr. East Line of Mellouvillo Ave., with souru line of Sec. 30, run North along Mellonville this city nnd the best wishes of their Ave., 162 .yards, East at right angles 162 ninny- friends nre extended to them. In the t'lrrull Court. Seventh Judicial f i t ■ yards, South at right angle* 162 yards, MSS. « S . LIMIK ASLEEP And Wai Run-Down, W eak and Nervoui, Say» Florida Lady. Five Bottles of Cardoi M ade u » cr n cu . Kathleen. Fla,—Mrs. Dftllna Prine, of thla place, naya: "After the birth of my last ch ild ...I got Tery much run-down and weakened, no much tbit I could hardly do anything at all. I was bo awfully nervous that I could ecarccly enduro the least noise. My condition wan getting worse all ibo tim e... I knew I must havo somo relief or I would soon be in tho bed and In a serious condition for I felt so badly end was so nervous and vreak I could hsrdly live. My husband naked Dr. —— —about my taking CarduL Ho sa.d, It’s a good medicine, and good for flint troublo’, so ho got mo 6 bot­ tles... After about tho second bottle I felt greatly improved...before taking It my limbs nnd hands and arms would go to Bicep. After taking It, however, this poor circulation disap­ peared. My Btrcngth carno back to me nnd I -.van neon on tho road to health. Afler lUe uso of about 5 bot­ tles. I could do all my house-work and nttend to my six children bo­ rides." Vou can fe d cafo In giving Cardui e thorough trial for your troubles It contains no harmful or habit-forming drugs, but is composed of mild, vegelat,lp, medicinal Ingredients with no , J nfter-offoots. Thousands of women have \olun tar Ily written, telling of « .Cardui has doue thcui. It Ihouitl holp you, too. Try i t . H 74 ♦ '♦ ♦ • ♦ 4 W 9 t O » 9 9 M 9 « 4 4 M W ' \ ♦ BUSINESS CARDS j i 4 9 9 »* »9 «M 9 9 9 «»«m 4 4 4 9 4 «4 One Inch Cards Will lie Published Un­ der This Heading Al The Hale Of *7.?Per Year. I S C H EL LA LWEYMEARI N E S orncE in t i h : c o u r t h o u s e SANFORD -•• FLO RID A THOMAS EMMET WILSON E. PER01'SON IIODSMtrLIrr.F Wilson & Hoasholdcr LAWYERS Snnford. Floruit ATLANTIC HOTEL Hay nnd llogan St*. 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 rooms. Rates, $1.00 up. Room and bath $1.50 up E. FRANK. PEARCE, Prop. We Still Have Good Envelopes at 5b a Pk£. HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Office Supply Dept. Phone 148 Sanford, Florida Knocking High Halls Dcraiise the Sanford hnli team was fined one hundred dollars for its rolueal to allow Umpire Osteen to ar­ bitrate a game the people of that thnt town nre ilrinly convinced that Sanford is right In the same class with Saint Louis and Sheorngo. Yassum. Where is there another •town in the state thnt has been fined like that? Yes, where Is it? And where is there another town in the state thnt is willing to go right down in its stocking nnd pull up n wad, rip off a century note, slap it down on the counter—and then smile7 I'll answer: There nin’ t none. Sanford is plum ticklen half to death over the happy termination of nn unplensant episode. Oh, you Sanford! You little dusty rogue!— Palm Beach Tost. • Will Transport School Children The Snnford schools will ngnin fur­ nish transportation to the children living within the Sanford territory hut too far'from the school building to walk. Elsewhere in this issue the board is advertising for bins for such trans­ portation as it is their desire to have everything in readiness by the open­ ing day. celt, nf Florida, In and for Seminole Conn. I). In Cliancrry H. J. I.obean and Alma Thurman, Complainant*, * Cordelia E.' *ilill and William Hmry Hill, her hushnni; *14- •c-V'-T*1 par­ ties claiming Interests under Cordelia I. . Hill and William Henry Hill, her husband, or ritlirr of them, or other­ wise, In the land described below; Alien G Apgar and — •—•—Apgar, his wife; all unknown partle* ‘ a claiming maiming Interests under Allen G. Ape*•r anil — — — Apgar, hi* wife, or either ot them, or otherwise. In the land det* erllH’d below; all unknown parties claiming an Interest In th* following drsrrlbed land situate In Seminole f o u n t ) , Florida, to-wit: S 1j of S l j of SEJj of SW Jt of Section 11, Tow n­ ship 21 South, Range 29 East; also begin at SW corner of S E 's of Sec­ tion 13, Township 21 South, Kangr *9 Eail, run east l l ) i rhalns, north 10 rhalns, west 11)4 chains, south 10 chains, defendants. Order of Service by Publication T o all parties claiming Interests under Cordelia E. Hill and William Henry Hill, be? husband nr dthrr of them, or otherwise, in the land described below: and all parties claiming interests under Allen G. Apgar and — — — Apgar, hi* wife, or e.ther of them, or otherwise. In the land desvribrd below; and all parties rlalmlng an Interest In the follow­ ing devrrlbfd land situate In Seminole coun­ ty. Florida, to-wit! S,'l ol S !y of SE ?j of MV U of Section 13, TownsMtr 21 South, Kangr 23 East; also begin at SW rornrr of SK ji of Section 13, Township 21 South, Hangr 29 East, run East I l l s chains. North LO rhalns, West 1 ( ) 4 rhalns, South 10 chains. It Is hereby ordered tha* you appear to tie bill of complaint I1*;J htreln against you In the above entitled cause, on the first day of September, A. D. 1919, and the Sanford Herald Is hrreby designated a* the newspaper In whlrh this nrdrr shall br published oner a week for twelve consecutive weeks. Witness my hand and seal of office this 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919. (trail K. A. DOUGLASS, ( I,rk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., FI*. W. M. Murphy, Jr., Solicitor for Ccmptal 56-|3tc West |62 ja rd s, Sec, 30 Twp, 19 S. itangc 31 E. Vou and each of you are hereby ordered to be and appear briore our said Circuit Court at th* Court House n Sanford, Fla on the 3rd day of Nov. A. I). 1919. then wed , v rr* lo make nn**-cr t z ttv uir. 6. 1* —..i. hrrri.i ft d against vou. It I* further ordered that thl* notice It* published onre a week (or twelve week* In the Svnfurd Herald, a newspaper, published In Seminole County, F'lorlda. Witness my hand and seal of said Circuit Court, thU the 7th vlav ol August 1919. (Seal) E. A. DOUGLASS Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole Co., Kla, E. Hnusholder Suliw'itor. 6 5- IStc In Clrrult Court of the .Seventh Judlrlal Cirrull nr Florida, Seminole Count), In Ch nrett. C. L. Randall, Complainant v*. V William Atkinson Daniel, Luther C. Porter, The Pnrt.mnuth Trust ft Guarantee C o., Alice C. Hill, David Lee Daniel, A. D. Marblrd, and all unknown prrtons claim ­ ing any Interest by through or under the above named parti*, or either of them, as hrlrs, devi.rrs. grantees, legatees or oth er­ wise and alf other unknown persons claim­ ing any interest In and to said lands Involved In said suit. *t al. Di frndants. Order of Constructive Service To the defanvlants; William Atklo.nn Daniel, Luther C. Porter, The Portsmouth Trust Guarantiee Co., Alice C. Hill, David Lw Daniil and A. D, Klarblrds It appearing from the sworn hill of c o m ­ plaint herein Aled, that your place of rcrldence Is unknown, and that you are over ,he age of 21 years: It Is therefore Ordered that you and earh of you do appear before our said Circuit Court at the Court House In Sanford. Florid* on the Clh day of Lrtovrr, A. D. 1919, thin and there tn make answer to th* bill of f ortplalnt fll»d hrrsln against you. It Is further ordered that this order be published In C'e Sanford IDrald, a newspaper published in Seminole County, Fla., onee a » e * i for eight ronsecutlve weeks, WMrv-s my ha-.il and seal of said Circuit Court this the Tth day of August 1919. (St ai i E. A. DOUGLASS, _ (;' rl- of C lr-ilt Court Seminole Co., FI*. ft In t'lrrull Court Seventh Judicial t'lrrull, Seminole Counts. Florida. In • hsntrvy Henry If. 111. i f t Chappell. II. lHt» E. F. Housholdv-r, Marv Wheeler Chappell, and Solicitor. 65-9te Couldn't Find Any. Hill to J. Ilargrvave*, Complainant* quiet v*. "I got one good laugh out of the Joteph Garvin, Title. the unknown Notice of tpatlrallon for Tat Deed Under tour, anyhow," said Yorick Hamm, legatev* and devisees under the Section H of Chapter I t M , I.aws of Flotilla lavt will and testament nf Jo­ Notice is hereby given that George Smlth“ and that was when a lank town sher­ seph Garvin, the unknown ieir* of rrmufi, purchaser nf Tas CcrtiAvat* No. iff tried to attach our box office re­ Joseph Garvin, Wm. O. Arvdrn1922. dated the 3rd day of JUnr A. D. 1901, rrld, the unknown legatees and . ceipts.”—Louisville Courlor-Journol. has Aled said regtlAcal-ln my office and ha* devisers under the last will und made application for tas dtrd to issue tn testament of Wm. G. Andrnaccordance with law. Said cerllflcate em­ reid, and the unknown heir* of brace* the following deacrihed property sit­ Wm. G. Andrnrvld, Defendants. uated in Reminol# County, F'lorlda to wit; Notice tn Non-Residents SW'*' of 8 W I ( Sec. 19, Twp. 21 South T o Joseph Garvin, Itvsldcnce Unknown; Range 39 East. The said land l» l n ( as­ T o Wm. G. Andmreid, Healdenre Unknown: j sessed at the date of the isauanre of such It appearing by the sworn bill of com- |rtrtiPrato in the name of J. W. Drown. plaint tiled hi-reiu against you that you have i I ' s l t i i irrtiiirsts shall be redeemed or to have l o n e Inter*** •" the I-!!.. - - , according tn law tax deed will ftsue thereon ^nnford Reads Them \V!ih Un­ Ing rlilm drsrrlbed I'nd in Seminole county, Flor­ on the 9lh day of September, A. I), 191 J. ida, lo-wit: * common loterest Witness my official signature and se.-l thla The West half <W'>I of the Southwevt the 7th day of August A. D. 1919. A Sanfoid citizen tells his experi­ quarter (SW )J) of Srctlon 29, Township 19 tlleal) \ K. A. D >UGI. VSS. Kangr 31 East, less and eir rp t the Clerk Circuit Court S-minole C ounty, ence in the following statement. No South, West half ( W ' i ) ol the West half W ', 1 of j Florida better evidence than this cun be had. the Southwest quarter ( S W ' j l of th* South­ Hy V, M. Douglass, D. C. west quarter ( 8 W ) ( ) of Section 29. Town­ The truthful reports of friends und ship 19 South. Kang* 31 East. Containing '9 Ilrpartmrnl of the Interior, P, ,S. Lin I (>(T>e*‘ neighbors is the best prouf in the aerra niot\ or I*-**. (i sines ville, FI*. July ?*, 191** You ate therefore hereby required and or world: Read and be convinced. tiered to he anil appear befoie our said Notice is hereby given that Sadi* Waliace widow of Arthur II. Wallace, deceased, of Circuit Court at the Court House in San­ Ask your neighbor! ford. Florid*, on th* F»ril Monday In Au­ Wrkiwa, Florida, who on May 23, 1911 1919, bring the (th day of said month, mail* Ifomeslead Entry No 012121 for A. W. Wathen, farmer, 400 W. gust, then and there lo make answer to the bill S W '4 of N W ' j , N W I , of S i v t , Section 6 First St., Snnford, suys: "I have of complaint herein Bled against you, and ft N l j of S E ' t , Section 6. Township 20 9,, therein tall not, else said bill will be taken as Hang* 29 E. •Tallahassee Meridian has A|e<| used Doan's Kidney Fills off nnd on confessed against you, followed by Aral de­ notice of Intention to make three-year I’ rjo f to establish rlalm to the land above drsrrlbed for laverul years and they are the cree. It Is further ordered that this notice he before Clirk Circuit Cuurt, at Hanford, belt kidney remedy to be had. I published In the Sanford Herald., a news­ Florida, on the 6lh day of September 1919. Claimant names a* wltntsse*paper published in Hcml|fd* rounty. Florid*, have auflered a lot with my back one William C. Holiday, nf Wekiwa, Florida. each week for 8 codqecutlvs week*. II. II. Click, of Wekiwa. Flarida. and kidney weakness. On several TO ALL F A K T IB 3 C L A I M I N G AN I N ­ Ebrn ( ’ ripper, of Wekiwa Florida. T E R E S T IN T H E P H O I'E IIT Y H E R EIN occasions Donn’s Kidney Fills have IIELOW O KSCUIH E D: 'Inder Joveph liar- \\\ n. Whidden, of Wekiwa, Florida, ROUT. W. DAVIS come to my rescue when. I was com­ yin and Wm. G. Andcnrcid, or otherwise. 6l-5tg * Register. It bring made to appear by a sworn bill of pletely down and out with kidney romplalnt filed hertln again.t you thst you lh. Inlrrtar., If. N l.and Dill re trouble. Whenever I feel their need have or claim lo have some lnlef*«t in the "rpydmrnl of Gainesville, FI*., July 26. following described lands in Seminote county, Nutire I* hereby given that John K [)»-,-• now, they always bring the same Florida, to-wlt: lilioti ol fack xiiu lllr, Fta., who on May ID, The Writ half ( W M ) of the Southwret I9 H , made Homestead Entry- No. 011191 quick results and I can't say too uarter ISK’ j f l of Section 23, Township ID for N H of N W k . SE Ji of* N W )f A NWW of much in tHeir praise.” (Statement outh. Range 31 Ea*t, Irea and eir ept the of Nl: ‘ i . Srrllnn 2It Township IK 8. Kangr W r it half ( W ) 4 ) of the West half (W>4) of .11 E., Tallahassee Meridian ha* (Red notice given May 22, 1914.) the Southwest quarter I S W f i l of the South- of Intention to make Thtee-year I'roof to well quarter < S W )() of Section 2D, Town- ratatillah claim to the Unit aliove described, 'On March 19. 1918. Mr. Wathen ■hlp ID South, Kang* 31 Kaet, conalnlng hrfore Clerk Circuit Court at Hanford, TO aerra rnoro or let*. suid: "1. am still ai strong in praise Florida on the Sth day of September inIV. C la im a n t name* it* witnesses: You ara therefore h n r b y commanded and of Doan’s Kidney Fills as ever. I required to be and appear befora our said Cheeter C arp rater, of CUteen, Florida.. haven’ t needed Doan’s since giving Circuit Cuurt at tha Court House In San* , Joha Fell, of Osteen. Florida. ' ford, Florida, on the Flret Monday In Sep. Martin Shepard, of triteen, Florida. my last endorsement." timber, IMID, belnc the firm! day of laid Anthony Jonee of Enterprise. Florida. lit)IIT . W . DAVIS month, then and there to make anaerer unto] Price 60c at all dealers. Don’ t the bill of complaint filed herein aeainat you. j C4-5lc Register. therein fall not elee aald bill will be simply ask for a kidney re m e d y - and •aken ae ronfej-.-it against y o j , lo ba fol­ In t'lrrull ( ' ohm. Hetreih Jud rial C rcolt get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same lowed by final decree. State of Florida. It la further ordered that Ihla r.ollea he I The Merchant! National Hark of Savannah that Mr. Wathen had. Foster- publiahtd onee each week for twelve week* In ] v$. Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. the Sanford Herald, a nawapaper publlahed ' Lae? C. Pierian at Admltlatrafrla of In H— !e ecanty, Florida. Estate of Joaeph F'.negan. (rotated, at al. Done and ordered thla the 51b day of tty virtue of a judgement cindered In the June. 191*. Circuit Court of Orante C o j n t y , Fla., In(teal! E. A. DOUGLASS, proceeding b y ' f l i e farlai to revive the judge­ Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. ment in above entitled raute and for aaecLEGAL A D V ER TISIN G Ily V. E. Douglas*, D. C. ution.ee to certain helre ol Joaeph Flnrgan. Dlekinaon ft Dickinson, , i l i l Mnalien ieeueti thereon, e t'» s ;:d , U , . . « . i i . u i«ueti tnereon, I tH .loo.it i.t Coinpiaintinta. have levied upon and will aril at the front td -llte dour of the Court Haute in Sanford, Semi­ Netlr* la raslnjf Cuutraeler* nole County, Florida at II o ’eU-ik a. m. on Healed proposal* will be received by the Monday the lat day of Sept ‘ ..her, A. D. City Connell of Banlord. Florida at tw, of1019 all the right title and Intrfrit, tlilm and l .It* of lbs C.'ly Clerk at or before * :3<> I . M. demand of Katherine W. I'inagaa, Charlie twpttmber 15th. 1*1* for grading an. pav- PAGE ELEVEN Selby Flnrgan, Joaeph Flnrgan, Lira. II. L. It la further ordered thnt this nolle* ba Lamtxrt, Jams* M rElroy Parramore, Agne* ntbllsbed onr* earh week for Iwtlv* week* Parramor*, Effl* Parramor* and Elisabeth n the Sanford Herald, « newspaper pub­ Parramore, aa heir* of aald Joseph Flnsgao, lished la Sem'nole County. Florida. decease J, in nod to th* SW <( ol N E t j of Witness my hand and affielal seal of tha Section IS, Tn. 20 S. Hang* 31 Eaat and th* •aid Circuit Court thl* th* nth day of AugN W )| of 8 E H of Section IB. Tp. 20. S u»t. 1919. Hang* 31 East In Svmlncle County, Florida. (Seal I E. A. DGUQLAS3 E. E. IIKADY. Clerk, Circuit Court. Sheriff Seminole County, F'la. Sch'll* Mains*. Ct-5tr. ■6!-llte. , oovvnroe (of (J Irtn llim it. j In Cirrull Conti o f th* Seventh Jodlrla In d r o l l Court 7th Judicial Circuit, Sem i­ Cirrull of Florida, Seminole Count). In nole County, Florid*. In Chanrerr, Chanrerg. In r* Petition of Fannie O, Davis; a Married C . L. Itandall, Complainant Woman. v* Order and License William Atkinson Daniel, Luther C. Porter, Thl* matter, coming on to b» heard thl* The Portsmouth 'fru it ft Guraant*e C o.. day before me upon the r*part of E. F. HotttAllro C. Hill, l)av lil Lee Daniel, A. I*. Star- holder, special master heretofore appointed bird. and alt unknown person* claiming tn take and report testimony a* lo In* eapa. any interest by, through or under the city, competency and qualiUcatloni of peti­ above named partir* or either of them, a* tioner to take charge ajf and manage her heirs, devisees legatees, grantees nr other­ n tatr. with hi* opinion th*r*on, th* court, wise, and all other unknown persons rlilm - having examined tha report and the testi­ Ing any Interest in and to the said lands In­ mony. And* that th* aald Fannie C. Davis volved In said suit. *t nl is qualified to take charge of and manage her estate, and thereupon U Is hereby ordered, Order of Constructive Service. To all unknown parties rlalmlng interest adjudged and decreed that the said matter's by, through or undrr William Atkinson Dan­ report lie and the same la hereby approved iel, Luther C. Porter, The Portsmouth Trust and ronflrmcd. ft Guarantee Co., Alice C. Hill, David Lee IT IS F lIK TH E Il O K D E ItE D . ADJU DG Daniel, and A. D. Slarblrd, a* hrlrs, devisees, ED A N D D E C R E E D , That the petitioner, granites, legitees nr otherwise, ot any or the said Fannie C. Davie, be and an* la her* either of them and all unknown person*, by granted license to take charge of anil corporations nr associations claiming an manage her ratate and property, to control Interest In the following described lands the same, to contract and be contracted situate In Seminole County. Florida, to-wft: with, to sue and he sued, and to become n I.ota I tn 29 Inclusive (less Lots t and 6) free dealer and Islr.tl herself In all respects at W. A. ft D. I.. Daniel’* Subdivision of th* II she were unmarried. SE>, of Sec 10. Tw p 21 S. Hang* 29 E. Done and urdered in Chambers at UsLand 130 acres more or leas. F'lorlda this the 2nd nvy of August 1919. Vou and each of you are hereby ordered to J ' 8 . W. I’ E R K IN S he and appear before our said Circuit Court 65-ltc Judge. at the Court House in Sanford, Florida, on the 3rd day ot Nov. A. I). 1919, then and there to make answer to the bill of complaint In the Circuit fau lt. Hetenlh Jadlcftl Cir­ herein tiled against you! cuit. Irs and far Hs.nlnsl) Csnn-.y, FieriJs It Is further ordered that this nutiro br in ffit nrcrr. published onre a week for twelve week* In Albert Hall. Complainant the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published v*. In Seminole County, Flor da. Rtiia M. Hall, Defendant. » Wltnra- my band and seal of said Circuit To Rosa M. Hall, — — Street, IndlinappUi. Ind. Crurt, thl* the 7th day of Aug. 919, (Seal) E. A. DOUGLASS It appearln- from the affidavit of Albert Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole Cc. *1*. Hall herein duly tiled that he is complainant K. F. llouvholdrr in the above entitled cause and that It is tha Solicitor 6S-I3tc lirlirf that the defendant. Rosa H. Hall, Is a non resident nf the State of F’lorlda and I tnat ehr I* a reddelA of a state of the United In Cirrull I'ouM of the Hr rnth Judirla States other than the State of Florida and Circuit o f Florida, Seminole County. In ii a resident nf the State of Indian*, residing Chancery. ■t — ----------Street In th# City of Indianapolis J. F. l.alnt. Joined by J. K. Ixlng, Ft* r hus­ Indiana and that thsre Is no person in the State of Florida the aervlce of a subpoena band. Complainant*, upon whom —uuld bind the defendant vs. Wm. G. Andenried, R. It. Ramsey, Ova. II. and that It is bli belDf the ago ol th* deMorton. Individually and as trustre, Cal­ IviiiJant is uv r twenty-one years. You are therefore ordered to nppear lo vin A. I’oage, Anna C. Woodhrldge, indi­ vidually and as trustee, Albert G. Have*, this bill on Monday the 6th day of October and Richie Wo-idb.ldgr, an I all unknown A. D. 1919, the same brine a Rule (lev of person* rNImln- - - y ' r * : : . . t I,,, .Ini v.uurt. or under any of the above nvmrd defend­ It is furlhir ordered that this notice be ants, either a* heirs, devisee*, grantees, published tor four conaecullve weeks tn th* legatee* or otherwise, and all unknown per­ Sanford IDrald, n newspaper published In sons rlalmlng interest by through or under Seminole County, F'lorlda. Jv-svie C. Murphey and J. Richmond Murph Witness, E. A. Douglass. Clerk of th* phry, her husband, now deceased, as heir* Circuit Cuurt and the seal thereof thl* 23rd devisees, legatees or otherwise and all day ol July A. D. 1919. other unknown persons claiming any Inter­ K. A. DuUULASS. Clerk, est In and to said property Involved lu said r Ily V. M. Douglas*. D. C. suit. Defendants. A. K. 1’ owers, Order of Conctructfve Servlre. Solicitor for Complainant. BVStc T o the Drfrncanls, Wm. (1. Andenried, It. II. Ramsey, Geo, It. Morton, Individually and as trustee, Calvin A. I'oagr, Albert (1, Eaves and Richie Woodbtidje; It appearing from the sworn bill of com­ plaint hrreln Aled that your plan- of resi­ dence Is unknown, and that you art over KIRK nnd T1IKPT and COLLI3ION Inthe age of 21 years! mrnnee Untied by the FLORIDA .STATE It 1s therefore Ordered that you and each of you do appear before our Hald Circuit AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION U (ho Court, at the Court House in Sanford, Fla, rafest and rhcnpcHt In Ihe world. Write on the 6th day of October A. D. 1919, then for Information to hendquarfem Orlando. and there to make answer lo the bill of com­ AficnDt wanted In cv rry (own in Florida. plaint herein Aled against you. It la further orderrd that this notice be published lor eight ronsectuive week* In the Hanford Herald, a newspaper published In Semifluid Co. FlaWitness my hand and aral of said Circuit Court this th Tth day of August 1919. (seal i E. a . D o u g l a s s Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole Co. Ha. E. F. Ilousholdcr, Solicitor. 0l»-9lr. MY SPECIALTIES: I Automobile Protection HENRY M c L A U L I N JEW E LER !n rirrult Court, He'rnlh Judlrl/I *’Urull Seminole f o u n t ), Florida.. In Chanrsry Mary M. Hecord, widow, Comtilalnait vs lliil tn Quiet Title AH unknown htir* of ind all unknown per­ son* rlalmlng Interest under E. S, and E. J White, Mr*. C. W. Jaeock* and all unknown erum* rlalmlng Interest under C. W. arocks and all unknown partis* claim­ ing an interest in and to Lot* 2, 3, t, 5, 6 and 7, lllock 2, K. J. White’ s Subdivi­ sion aa recorded In plat book Nn 2, Seminole County Krcsrds, Defendant*. ORDER To all unknown heirs of, and all unknown persona rlalmlng Interest undrr FL S. & E. J. White, anil to all unknown person* rlalmlng interest undrr C. W. Jarncks, and all un­ known parties rlalmlng an Interest In und to Lots 2. 3. t. 5, 6, ft T.lllock 2, E. J. White’ s Subdivision as recorded in Hat Itoak No 2, Seminole County Records. You and each of you are hereby ordered to appear lu the bill of romplaint h-rrln Pled against you, on H ip Rule day for Nov­ ember. th e same being the third ot Novem­ ber 1919. PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS’ PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES S DR. E. S. HOFFMAN OCULIST AND OPTICIAN Praclice confined lo Ihe treatment of the eye Eyes examined by a regular regis­ tered phytdclan Glns-tes (lilt’d, broken Icnca du­ plicated 28 W. Churrh St. - Orlando, Fla. TRUTHFUL REPORTS Q i i,*iii'i^ w fe 1 i- e ^wMM THE U N IV E R S A L CAR The Ford One.Ton Truck may well he 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 doing the work of several r * horses quicker and better S than the horse, and does not “ eat its head olF” when not woi king. 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 to be so from the way farmers are buy­ ing them. Truck Chassis $550 f. o. b. Detroit. The Farmer Truck C. F. WILLIAMS Agent EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEI W. J . TH IG P E N & C O M PAN Y AGENTS General Fire orn oc peoples utsit Ins fuilding Florid � 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 12-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/31f980f2b738a2654f976b42d0cb6514.pdf d123b1467947acf6d3374b89d69415f9 PDF Text Text »i . • • ' tth ~ - • % r '/ ‘ • ft'/ '.* 1 % i * . WH-nV^'V rti: t n'nrVnff if t .v . - f ' ,# :; 1 -5 SANFORD IN TH 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 SECTION . ' volume CH AN G IN G TEXT BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS and would provoke so much debate opinion that he will make Sanford In congress as to delay passage of High a good principal. Mr. Ogilvie other amendments suggested by the isN a graduate of Florida University department of justice. and Gainesville is his home, lie was Thd department has recommended principal of the Micanopy High that provisons of the food control School whonatho war broke out and act he made applicable to wearing he joined Uncle Sam’s nrvy as en­ apparel, fuel and fertilizer with sign and served during the war. heavy penalties for profiteering. After his discharge he was elected Armed with an anti-profiteering by the Sanford school hoard to take law. the department, Mr. Palmer the position of principal and will told the committee, could obtain take up his duties when school opens MORE the 29th. of September. Mr. Ogilvie THREE LOTS ON XfAGNOLIA PROMINENT ADVOCATES OF specific indictments in various cities WILL COST PARENTS , FT VOUR LIST READY AND is a young .man of most pleasing ap­ "which would make unnecessary a MONEY AND CAUSE END­ DIPPING SAY 14 DAYS TOO AVENUE ARE SOLD TO CHAS. HASP IT IN TO THE POST­ pearance rtnd is greatly interested in far reaching fight against high LESS CONFUSION OFTEN IN HOT WEATHER M ERRIW ETllER WHO WILL master f o r g r o c e r i e s prices." athletics and promises the hoys of IIU1LD GARAGE FOR NEW It is late * to complain after a Seminole county hnving adopted I'ntle Sam has gone into the gro- the Sanford schools that if they are thing is done, but, nevertheless, FIRM compulsory dipping for the eradica­ Tcsrlng Down Hill Hoard nry buiincss nnd is represented here all up to a certain mark in their newspapers aro plain spoken in con­ Sanford is exceeding the speed tion of the cattle tick finds out from George Barker of Orlando of the demning the action of the state b. ,he postoillcc employees and any­ studies he will give them a winning uctuul experience that the hard and Barker Advertising Co.' hns n force school officials in changing a number ’ ai-hiPK to purchase canned foot ball tenm nnd plenty of outdoor limit every week in the sales of city and country property and this city fnst rules of dipping the cattle every of men busy tearing down the bill f0cd* and groceries of various kinds sports. of text hooks for the coming scholas­ is upon the eve of the greatest de­ 14 days in the summer time espec­ hoards at the corner of Magnolia »• the government price can do so tic year. The changes were recently velopment that has ever happened. ially is killing the rutt'e and while und Second streets nnd the hill announced from Tallahassee, hut, it Good Sect Potato Crop by making out your list, Retting your Property is changing hands every!the cattle owners are willing to dip hoards will he erected on some ||s * ^a’.d. lack of time in which to Washington, Aug. 21.— Alabama mh ready and giving list and money day and the innjority of the sales re- { according to government specifica, ,hf window of the postoflko is leading agnin this year in the pro­ the vacantt lots sol south of town. I he j,rjnt the new hooks will cause no corded are among home people w hojtions they do think the government new gnragur to he erected by Hand duction of Bwcct potatoes and her »brre your order will be taken. little confusion in schools which will are on the ground and realize the'agents should investigate conditions Announcement was made by the crop promises to be more than 5,000­ true value of Sanford real cstnte. j themselves and allow more time bc- Bros., for The Wight Tire Co. will open next month, us the now books occupy this corner and will he one of will not he available until some time department that any postage rate on 000 bushels larger than last year's One of the best deals in city p ro p -, ‘ "een «HP» the finest improvements in the city. after many schools have opened for with a total of 19,920,000 bushels as surplus army food, snle of which erty this week is the sale of the I There ure many things about the forecast by the department of agri­ the fall term. through the parcel post system bo­ on Monday, would he the same to culture from conditions prevailing quarter block on Magnolia avenue j eradication of the cattle tirks that Tanks to Mexico The Ocnln Evening ‘Gfir say?* between First and Second streets are not related in the hooks of thc_ wraona living beyond the first zone on Aug. 1st. Georgia stands second among the from the supply centers as to those living in the first zone. This will producing states with crop prospects of 12,512,000 bushels equalize the postage to all purchas­ this yeawhich is more than half a million er*. . # ’ It aiiuimeni is jrai»**u»»eu, <no»e ousncis larger than last year's crop. last week 100 of the one-man whip­ state educational hoard at Talla­ nolia House. This buildtog will he that dipping cattle every fourteen erder* which cannot he filled will be Mississippi's forecast places her moved oil the property und Mr. days in the summer time in Florid pet type fighting machines were ship­ hassee thinks differently, and has ‘ rtturned and the amount paid re­ third in this year’s production with ped jo the border. Three thousand changed text hooks on them, which Merriwether will erect one of the is not healthy for the cattle. rifles nlso have been shipped to bor­ is an additional expense, and os un­ funded to the purchaser. 9,364,000 bushels. Forecasts of other largest and most modern garages in Theory tells us that in six months der points within the last few day*. necessary as heavy. There is no The local postoffice cannot give southern states are: South Carolina, the city. The garuge building will n county can he tick free and yet , Armv officers at the deuot refuse to f i u r ,1- *V* *1 why Florida net specifications as to the article 7,548,000; Virginia, 3,256.000; Ten­ he leased to the new firm of Max­ there are counties that have _ -; !ncnt on the Bigllirlcl,iicu u fT lii children snoujd have to be supplied nessee. 2,984,000; Florida. 4.538,000; Hated, u& to brands, etc., hut has well & Landstreot who will tsV» dipping for more thnn u year that with different hook* this year, except «n!y the information contained in Louisiana, 6,801,000; Texas. 8 770,­ session ns soon ns the building can aru not tick free yet nnd the county shipments. that the hook trust needs the mon­ 000; Oklahoma, 1,586,000; and Arthe price list. In case purchasers be finished and they will have one of is spending n lot of money on the ey. A meeting was recently held at kanrss, 4,150,000. ind goods in had condition and not the finest garages and machine shops dipping question. Live Oak for the purpose of increas­ uasble, money will he refunded on "T h e fashion of occasionally The country’ s total crop this year that can he installed. Cattle men who know what they ing an interest in dairying. Farmer* affidavit to that effect made by pur- is forecast at 100,456,000 bushtlx changing text hooks reminds us of an R. C. Maxwell, better known to are talking about and the same men wj*re urged to keep at least one good thaaer and approved by the post­ which is 14,000,000 bushels more experience we had with a tramp his legion of friends as Dick Max­ who wore In favor of dipping and dairy cow. Much interest was some twenty-five years ago. master. Orders will not bo received than harvested last year. Ho well, tho senior member of the firm still believe in it tell us that the shown, nnd another meeting called through carriers, clerks aor stations, came in and panhandled us for fifty has lived in Sanford for the past cattle dipped every fourteen days ure for the purpose of forming a dairy hut only at the window in the post­ centa so he could take his valiso out Mrs. (Helen Dio was in the city twenty years or more and needs no certainly suffering from the handling association. The dairy business has of the express office. We never saw office lobby. several daya.of this week with her introducrion to the people of this in hot weather and are poor and started and is growing rapidly at him again, hut the hoys at the ex­ Purchasers may club together and son-in-law,. Don Peabody, coming county. He is the local agent here scrawny right in the heart of the press office said ho paid, not 60, abut make one order for a group of con- over to attend the funeral of Mrs. of the W ilson* Toom er.Co. and has best grass season. They nlso tell that place. 85 eenta for hla valise, took it off In aumrrs, in which case delivery will bo Peabody. been aldcrmin, citjr clerk and is you from actual experience that tho a corner, opened it, took off hla dirty made to the party singing the odrer. now city treasurer. He is a young man cattle _____ will not survive ihe 14 day shirt and put It In tho valise, from The Sanford allotment includes a of great promise in the business L ^ t m c n t >n(j these men know which he took out an equally dirty stated quantity of each article listed world nnd in the new firm will wj,ereof they speak. shirt, which ho put on, then cloned and no orders can he filled after this handle the hooks and the front of­ • Now while willing to abide by the the valiso and re-shipped it collect allotment is exhausted. Inquiries fice work. government regulations in the tick to nnothcr point, and went up the about prices, goods, etc., will be an­ A. It. Landstreot, while not as eradication it seems that the govern street to the nearest saloon, where swered on'y nt the window and corr­ well known in Sanford is prominent ment agedts could allow a monthly he expended his surplus 15 cents for ect he attended to by telephone. % In the state being a resident of dip or cut the dipping out for three whiskey. . Price l ist o f Army Stores • Miami and at the present time being months in the summer or adopt "T h e parallel is complete. The (Parcel Post Rates to he Adcledl in charge of tho office of the Wilson some other meuno' that would save state school hoard is the tramp, the Huron. 12 pound tins, $4.15. the cattle. It is also the concensus & Toomer Co., at Orlundo. He has plundered public Is the man who Beef, corned, I lb. cans, 29c., 2 lb., of opinion among the rattle men large acquaintance In Jacksonville SUPREME COURT REVERSES gave him 50 cents, the old and the 55c.; 6 lb., $1.75. and other parts of the state and that unless the dipping law becomes CIRCUIT COURT IN CASE IM : new Hchool hooks are the two shirts, Ileef, roast, I lb. cans, 29c.; 2 lb., CITY PROPERTY AND FARM brings to the new business years of state wide that the dipping l»y coun­ PORTANT TO OUR FARMERS each ns dirty as the other, and the 63c.; G lb., $1.90. PROPERTY BEING SOI.D experience in the business world. ties will never solve the question. Hash, corned beef, 1 lb. cans, 22c. A decision ot the Supreme » l o « n which P " « “ W « U" AND GREAT IMPROVEMENT Mr. Landstreot will nlso he connect­ Our county here is. situated on tho Bean*, baked, 1 lb. cans, 4c.; 2 lb., boundary line* of other counties the Court will he ol .treat In tcrc. to « . n . . « l o n l» the hook tru.t ed with the business department of MADE Cc.; 3 lb., 9c. . the new garage and will devote lakes and rivers being the line and every growrr and fnrmor not only In “ T w o years ago we bought a trig* Sanford property is changing much of his time to the sales depart­ there is nothing to prevent other Beans, stringless, 2 lb. cans, 9c. this section hut to every part of onometry for a young soldier who hands both in the farming section Corn, sweet, 2 lb. runs, 9c. cattle coming />vcr at the present Florida. ment. Tho supreme Court has wished to hiush up his stiudles in baking powder, 1 lb. cans, 9c.; 5 and in the city and Sanford is prob­ time and scattering ticks over the ter­ reversed the decision of tho Circuit tho months the government kept In this new business the mechani­ ably the fastest growing city in the lb.. 45c. ritory where our tick eradication is Court in the case of T. F. Adams vs. him and his comrades up in tho air, cal department, one of the most .im­ state at the present time. Among Barley, pearl, 100 lb. bags, $2.63. being done. American Agricultural Chemical Co., waiting to ho mustered hack into the many real estate sales this week portant in the entire structure'will • The Herald has been an advocate Beans, dry, 100 bags, $6.49. The hook was tho same as in which Adams had purchased fer­ service. not he neglected. Carl Prange. for­ Cherries, small cans, 21c. ure the following: for dipping because the cattle men that then being used by tho Ocala tilizer with certain percentage of fer­ merly of Jacksonville wilT he in Five acres of land and cottage of Cocoa, breakfast, half Ih. cans, 13c wanted it und thought it was u good school. When school ' opened last tilizer according to analysis and charge of the mechanical depart­ Corn meal, white, 100 Ih. hags, A. It. Chappell sold to W. B. Miller. thing Und still think so hut are will­ fall, a friend, knowing we had the found the fortili'cr short on certain ment nnd machine shop. Mr. 13.50. Thfil land is on Celery avenue and is ing to leave the question of when to hook, offered to buy it. We told parts and sure tho company for Prange is n graduate of a prominent Corn meal, yellow, 100 Ih. hags, just west of the Brisson home. dip to thieso same men who are mak­ him he could hnvo it as a gift, hut double the amount of tho fertilizer school of mechanical engineering, 15.79. The Brisson place, one of the making a specialty of gas engines and ing a study of the question and are according to tho fertilizer law. Lan­ when he was about to tako it he Corn starch, package, 4c. finest on Celery avenue, consisting of he has had much experience in mo­ not going on theory. If the dipping dis, Fish & Hull representing the de­ found that tho school authorities had Crackers, ginger, 1 11). tins, 6c. So lie and the ten acres nnd a fine dwelling house tors und motor cars of all kinds and of cattle ever, fourteen days is kill­ fendants brought in derlatation of adopted another. Crackers, gralmm, 1 Ih. tins, 6e. sold to Mr. Frazier of North Caro­ js nlso a young man of prominence ing cattle without eradicating the demurer and Judge Perkins sustuined other citizens whose children studied tick then another plnn that will not the demurer, pickinson * Dickin­ trigonometry had to buy new hooks Cracker*, soda, 1 Ih. tins, 6c. lina. in business circles in tho state. Mr. Fi*h, dried cod, 40 lb. cases, $6.82. son, attorneys for plaintl.7 carried instead of using the plentiful supply Twenty five acres of the Aldridge Prange aside from his position as kill the cattle should he adopted. Flavoring extracts, 2 dunce bottles farm on Celery avenue sold to Mike the case to the Supreme Court with on hand. Last spring the soldier re­ superintendent will also he a mem­ 10c. ferred to was in one of tho servicer Repeal Dajllghl Saving the above results. Stoinoff. . ber of the firm. Flour, corn 100 Ih. hag, $5.24. schools in Europe, and gfound hin> Washington, Aug. 20.— Repeal of The result is far reaching in this The Magnolia House property be­ The building will be 70 feet front Flour, grahnm, 100 Ih. hags, $3.80. self studying trigonometry In tho the daylight "saving" act was ac­ state nnd means that hereafter fer­ longing to W. H. Peters sold to on Magnolia avenue and 117 feet Flour, wheat, 100 lb. hags, ?fi. complished today, the senate voting tilizers sold to the farmers and con­ same edition of the hook our high Churlcs Merriwether. deep on Second street and will be Flour, oatmeal, 100 ll>. hags, $4. to sustuin the house in passing the taining a certain per cent of vnrious school hnd been using before tho war The Rivers home on Oak avenue built with the idea of adding u sec­ Flour, rye, 98 lb. bags, $3.75. repeal measure over President Wil­ ingredients must have all o f the and which the army officers declared sold to Mr. und Mrs. Jarvis and Mr. ond floor inter for the stornge of son's veto. The vote was 57 to 19. amount specified on the tags or tho to he the best. Hominy, coarse, 100 lb. bngs, Rivers immediately purchased the cars. Mr. Landstreot is north now 16.49. "Such is the treatment that tho The repeal of the law, which now farmer *can suo nnd recover double Pace property on Mugnolin avenue, inspecting garage buildings with the Hominy, fine, No. 2, enrtons, 4c. over-taxed people of Florida rorelvo takes its place among the very few the amount. The small nmount of recently occupied by Air. nnd Mrs. idea of getting plans for an up to Macaroni, 25 Hi. case, $2.96. from their state school authorities. which have been passed over a pres­ fertilizer in many cases doq? not date structure. Macaroni, package, 7c. , Stnfforu. idential veto, becomes effective after cover the loss of the farmer, hut "O ur achool hoard has nothing to Aside from the many changes in Milk, condensed, 1 lb. cans, 13c. that the do with tho change in hooks and the clocks are turned buck to normal establishes the fa^t Wins lly One Vole Milk, evaporated, 8 lb. cans, 93c. renl estate are the constant im­ must make good on would not mako it if it was left to in October. It will go down in legis­ companies Charleston, S. C., Aug. 20. The provements bmng made in both citj Gat*, rolled, 2 lb cartons, 12c. lative history as one of the very few the analyses or the farmer suffers and country property. The farmers result of Charleston’s mayoralty pri­ measures which have been twice v e­ losses in his crops. The farmer de­ its members." Pepper, black, *4 Ih. cans, 9c. Number of Radical Changes are building new homes and new mary of yesterday will not be finally toed by a President and become a pends upon a balanced ration of fer­ Nice, 100 Ih. hags, $6.74. known until Friday, when the city The Miami Metropolis prints the bnrns nnd warehouses and* getting Syfup, No. 10 ran*, 40c. law after all by the vote of more tilizer as plant food and fniling to democratic executive committee* following information relative to the ready for a big season. Tapioca, 1 lb. cartons, 13c. than two-thirds in both houses of gain the proper amount in the fer­ meets to canvasj the returns auifcon­ changes: !’ta», green, 2 lb. cans, 9c. In the city there nrc many im­ tilizer needed for special crops has a f sider challenged votes, as the com­ congress. A number of radical changes xve crop failure in consequence. And Soup, heel or chickyn, I lb. cans, provements being made in new plete tabulation shows T. T. Hyde homes nnd with the hotel buildings been made in tho text books for ele­ 8 cent*. i again the farmera pay for a certain Don't Want Pood Control to have a majority of one vote over mentary schools, according to a list being erected and warehouses and Soup, mock turtle j or oxtail, 1 Ih. Washington, Aug. 20.— Proposed Lind of fertilizer and want what business houses contemplated all in John P. Grace, with some 70 chal­ amendments to the food control act they are paying for. In many cates'just rocclved by Superintendent of r»o». 7c. f lenged votes yet to be passed on, and Soup, tomato or clam chowder, 1 the face of the high price of building either counted or rejected. Of the which would authorize the President mistakes have been made in the fer- ; Public Instruction R. E. Hall of tho text books adopted by the state for materials snells success for Sanford lb- cans, 8c. possible vote of 7,715, a total of to fix wholesale and retail prices of tilizers in mixing and no doubt the Tomatoea, 2 lb.; cans, 9c.; 3 lb. In large letters. And the fact that 6,911 wero cast and aome 70 chal­ certain commodities wer* strongly op uiajuriiy of the Lrtil! *♦*1 factories the five year period dating from all this improvement is reaching the lie.; 10 lb. 33c. posed today by Attorney General want to give tho farmer what he July 1, 1919. Tho new hooka will be lenged. No smaller qu intitles than those outside world Is apparent in the pay* for but these m istake p’ «> put in use st the ie-up«ning of tho Palmer. achoola. many new people coning to Sanford '“ led can he sold. , Appearing bdforc the houso agri­ havoc with tho grower. Wedding Annonncemcnt every day to locate. "O ur Republic," publiihvJ by Hereafter the farmer *sn be as­ 1 Mrs. Joseph Newton Whitncr an- cultural committee to urge speedy Iliiey, Chandler * Hamilton, which High Mrheol Principal Here sured of getting the right kind of enactment ol additional laws to Mrs. L. K. Pritchard of Macon. nnimrf* the engagement o f lie help reduce the cost of living, the fertilizer and th ip ro p e r weights or Us* been in use in the schools for a ^• S. Ogilvie,' the newly elected daughter, Alice Doak to Dr. Henry long time as a history of the United Principal of the High School has Georgia is in the city being called Herbert McCaslin, the wedding to attorney general declared such exec­ ho will have recourse in law that has by the death of her sister, Mrs. u»«n *n tin city a few days and all (Continued on la g e 10) utive power would he too drastic, already been tested. take place early in September. 0#* who have met him aro of the Peabody. ANOTHER BIG DIPPING CAT­ GARAGE FOR TLE TOO OFTEN S A N F O R D K IL L S TH EM fOSTOFFICE NOW SE GROCERIES 1 NUMBER I SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1919 xi i»i \ * u i f i e u y L . mj " . . ■- > - t h €•1‘It i . . .. \ I .1 !L ' [ -»1 ferttlIzI r REAL ESTATE CON TIN U ES TO CHANGE MUST HAVE FULL WEIGHT . y£<AA£ I ' l||H( - -.C tW a f l .* • i i f £■1 v • . * . 4 fM i ' Tf 4 . I .a'» { • l * . ....... .. •• < V, \ *V * ( •/.* * .la M k K E l iTU1 i '/gU m .vae :w w t /J h) . * r . •• . . • ; • V # * j 5* -r i v1. - rfraP s i » vvn w7ii> f* 1 • Fiiifj j j g u m is i * fsAYu , 'll »'• ' k SS b I/k t t -r•• • ;* , " - I . • ' ■ 1 itifVi - i '< '.oM*; ■ • • �AUGUST 15, 1919 TWELVE s s s s s s Bring s s s Sale That Gives Your Dollars M ore CENTS Y o u r Dollar With You Dollar Day Hems arc Dollar Saving Items 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 store and this is your real guarantee o f real value giving. Every item in the sale is our well known standard quality. Read Each Item. We offer here bargains that cannot be surpassed. Come early! Sale starts Saturday morning Aug. 16th. White Lawn of very good quality to go in our Dollar Day (P I A A Sale, 5 yds. for............... ... . . 1 Lot colored Flouncing, extra w . . Dollar Day good quality Sale at, per yd .................. (P I A A q J X .V U 1 Lot of fancy coloretl Beads, for­ merly sold for $1.50 to (P I A A $2.00, each .:........................ « p X . l A J 1 Lot M en's white duck Pants, not all sizes hut a good lot to se k ‘ * from. Our Dollar Day (P I A A Sale, e a ch ......... . w J -U U 1 Lot wool Dress Goods in solid colors, stripes and plaids, ( £ “| (\ (\ v Dollar Day Sale 1 y d ........ V 1 Special Lot Silk Dress Goods, excellent values, Dollar (P I A A Day Sale, 1 y d ........... ........ < p X « U U Broken lot of M en's percale Shirts, with detached ^collars and laundried 1 Let Bathing Shoes to be closed out in Dollar Day Sale at (P I A A 2 pairs.................................. t p X . U U cufTs. Dollar D ay price $ 1.00 Men’s artificial Silk Hose, good ■a t e -at 60c, Dollar Day a» iju Sale, 2 pairs for............'..... \ « p x * v l / . Best quality Silk Lisle Hose, 65c values, Dollar Day Sale (P I A A 2 pairs for............................ M en’s good grade cotton Hose 30c values, Dollar Day (1*1 A A Sale, 4 pairs for.................... «p X •U IF 1 Lot extra quality good wido Riblion in all shades, Dollar (P i A A D ay Sale, 2 yds. for............ t p X . U U Ladies’ Bathing Caps—These caps are extra uie money we ask for them, Dollar D ay (P I A A Sale, 2 for............................ « p ± . V U M en’s blue clicui/bvuj *•ork Shirts fullest cut and finest qualify, regular $1.25 values, Dollar Day ( P I A A sale price.............................. t p X . U l / M en’s Cptton Hose in all colors, 25c 'values, Dollar Day (1*1 A A Sale 5 pairs for..................... Ladies’ good quality lisle Hose in black and white, special values, Dollar D ay Sale, price for these ( P I A A Hose, 3 pairs for................. tp X *v F U 1 Lot Bleached Bed Sheets, good quality with seams, Dollar ( P I A A Day Sale, each .................. tp X .V F U M en's Ribbed Draweisj best qualiry, regular $1.25 values (P I A A Dollar Day Sale.................. X *U U Pioneer Suspenders, good elastic web, 65c and 75c Dollar (1*1 A A Day Sale 2 for...................... a p l . V U Silk B oot Hose for Ladies, in all shades and colors, good (P I A A quality, Dollar Day Sale.... « p X * U V values, Dollar Day Sale, 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.......................... « p X . U U 1 Lot good Pearl Dress Buttons, good range of sizes, Dollar Day Sale, 12 dozen for..... (P I A A « p X * \ /v Pearl Buttons of extra good qual­ ity, in Dollar Day Sale 10 (jj J Q Q 1 Special Lot of narrow Lace of good quality and patterns, n n Dollar Day Sale 20 yds...... «P X . U U Hill Bleaching, full 36 inch width of excellent quality, in Dol (P I A A lar Day Sale 3 yds. for..... « p X « l / l / Dress Ginghams in stripes and ’plaids, full width in fast (P I A A colors, 3 yds. for.................. tp X « l / l J Cotton Poplin in all colors, 60c value, Dollar Day Sale . (P I A A 2 yds. for............................. tp X •U l/< 1 Lot good hand towels, special <£1 M en’s Ribbed Shirts, extra- $ 1.00 M en’s good quality white Hand­ kerchiefs, regular price 15c (1*1 A A Dollar Day Sale 8 for....... tp X « U I F M en’s Balbriggan Drawers and Shirts, famous Otlas brand, best qual­ ity, regular price $1.25 (P I A A Dollar Day Sale.................. X •U U M en’s White Lawn Handkerchiefs splendid values, Dollar (£ 1 A A Day Sale 14 for................. $ X « U v F n n ity, our Dollar Day Sale 1 Lot extra good Huck Towels, good size and splendid quality, Dollar Day Sale price for these $ 1.00 Turkish Bath Towels of excellent quality, Dollar Day Sale $1.00 Good quality gauze Undershirts, regular 65c values, Dollar ( P I A A Day Sale price, 2 for.......... *P X « V l / M en’s Silk Four in Hand Ties, solid colors, stripes and plaids, regular $1.25 and $1.50 values (3*1 A A Dollar Day Sale................. t p l . « U U ' Women’s white Skirts in pique and gaberdine, one lot to go in Dollar Day Sale, each t p x . v v «i on Good quality gauze Drawers, reg­ ular 65c values, Dollar ( P I A A D ay Sale 2 for.............<..... q ) X . U U Washable Four in Hand Ties in silk mixtures, 65c and 75c (1*1 A A values, Dollar Day Sale 2 for«P X •U U Ladies’ flat ribbed Union Suits of good quality gauze, regular $1.35 value, priced for this D ol- (P I A A lar Day Sale a t................ .*. « p X * V /l / E. 5 W. Linen Collars, all styles, regular 25c cent sellers, (P I A A Dollar Day Sale 5 f o r ...... q ) X « y U Washable Four in Hand Ties for Men and Boys, 35c values (P I A A Dollar Day Sale,a4 for..... « p X « l / U Women’s Muslin Drawers, made from qgood quality sheer muslin, lace, tucks and trimmed with (P I A A embroidery, this sa le......... tp X .U L F 1 Lot E. & W. soft Collars, regular 1 Lot Pillow Cases 42x36 inches, regular 30c values, Dollar (P I A A Day Sale 4 for ................. t p X . U U 35c and 40c values, Dollar Day Sale 4 for..................... (P I A A tp X » l / l / Elen's Pure Silk full fashioned Hose in all colors, $1.25 and $1.50 Ladies’ Undervests, all sizes in Swiss ribbed material, in good quality gauze reduced for Dollar (P I A H Day Sale 2 for values, Dollar Day Sale ‘ i Blouse for Boys. These Children's Wash Hats in white well known Blouses are of extra good and colors, a good range of sizes, Dol~ A A quality percales and madras. Guaran jar Day Sale price for ( P I , A H UU teed fast colors, regular price $1.25 these hats 2 for.. *......•..... #*P Dollar Day Sale price for C l Q Q Boys Bathing Suits,gooA qualityaUtv ‘A « same" .............................. ^ . cotton suits in all sizes, (P I A A 1 Lot Boys’ percale Blouses, sizes $ 1.50 and $1.75 v a lu e s...... tp X . U U B ell B r a n d $ 1.00 Men’s Bat Wing Bow and dark shades, made of silk, regular 50c values, Dollar Day Sale 3 for..... 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 t p X . U V ’ 1 Lot Boys’ Knickerbocker Pants in good stripia cotton material '1.25 and $1.50 values, Dollar u*1 Day Sale.... ...................... . •p l . U U Boys’ athletic Union Suits, made of nainsook and cross barred muslin, 5*5? iSStfa t t $1.00 Boys’ Bathing Suits in 1 piece (P I A A t p X .U U (P I A A J , , . _ „ . „ tp X a lF U Boys blue denim Overalls, made 2 pairs in summer from a good quality denim, looks just Be (P I A A like Dad’s, $1.40 values, (P I A A in sizes t p X « l / l / Dollar Day Sale— t p x « \ /l/ collar i THE Y O W E L L BLDG. . 1t i n » Tji . u • . _ cotton, closing out in Dol1 Lot Boys Blouses, all sizes, reg- jar Day Sale 2 for.............. ular 50c values, Dollar Day Sale 3 f o r ...'................. Boys’ Khaki Pants weight, well made and good $1.50 values going at - - - - Ties, light serviceable ( P I A .... A t p X .U U ^ a PSFORD, F L 1 �AUGUST 22, 191) THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO CO UN TY HAPPENINGS IN® A BUNCIJ OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM CORRESPONlDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD J * , ' H• « ^ | . ■ ,/ , * - * * .- . * t, always outrun their mileage guarantee, that’s why more people are using them everyday. I f a Dia­ mond tire cost you, right to the penny, what the highest priced tire 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 ca lled cheap tires. , Their former residence will be occu­ OVIEDO Mips Bertha Guttridgo returned pied by the family of T J Brannon Saturday to her home in Haines Cart Farneil of Sanford spent sev­ City. She waa accompanied by eral days in Oviedo lost week Miaa Ruth Young. Miss Ella Belle Jone* (left Wed­ Mrs. I* O White and !itt!« .on , nesday for n visit to Winter Park, Elton returned Saturday after a Orlando, Tampa and Jacksonville brief visit to Apnpha Mr and Mrs C B Jones left Mr. and Mrs B G Smith spent Tuesday for their homo.In Tampa Tuesday in Sanford nhd 'EurfUs. Mrs Clough and little daughter, Edwin Jacobs, youngest son of Christine •left Saturday for their Mrs. Mary Jacobs died Saturday home in Lakeland morning at the homo of hi* mother Theodore Atilln spent Monday in and wns buried Sunday morning at Orlando Chuiuotn, his former home. Mr. Mr and M n Lee Wheeler nnd Jacobs hud teen ill for many children are at Dnytonn Bench for a months but was thought to be im­ few weeks proving slightly when the end came, W B Marshall, who has been at lie !a survived by n mother, four work in Sanford has returned home sisters nnd a brother, Mr. Tilden Mr nnd Mrs L R Gore and fam­ Jacobs. The sympathies of the en­ tire community go out to the be­ ily spent Sunday nt their former home, Oakland reaved family in their sorrow. Mr Andrew Lcinhart spent Sun­ Mm. W. E. Argo, son Edward and day afternoon in Orlando little daughter Palmer motored to Jacksonville Monday. While in the Mr and Mrs T Lr Meade left city they will be the guest of Mrs. Inst Thursday for n visit to West Argo's sister, Mrs Ensign who also Virginia returned to Jacksonville Monday There’s a man at the curb to serve you. J C Crawford spent Sunday in after a visit to Mrs Argo Orlando \ Mr and Mrs Enoch Partin have 0 G Wolcott w’ent \o Tampa on bought the Aulinplace and arc mov­ Tuesday in his car, making the ing into their new home this week round trip in the one day Mrs A K Crawford entertained tiie Crochet Club nt her home Fri­ day afternoon The afternoon was very pleasantly spent in music nnd home rooters plenty of chances to i^olks• We were misinformed as to conversation and delightful refresh­ show their loynlty to the boys the date of her arrival mentioned u I. ments were served this column nume lime ngo NOTICE AUTO OWNERS ^ ’■ ’ t-ThMUiluy for a Air rthd Mrs Frank Kuulersur. an stay of several weeks at Daytona Mr. npd Mrs. D. It. Brisson have and son of Ft Pierce spent Sunday I have leased the repair department o f the B. & 0. ..... . " Yuiir money back if yon sold their beautiful Celery avenue in Oviedo, having come to attend Bench Garage on Park Avenue and am in position to give the are not satisfied” Mr nnd Mrs II ■I* Wheeler iett inline and ten ncres of their improved the funeral of their brother, Edwin auto owners o f Sanford and vicinity first class work in Child biting, blood-tucking Aid and Thursday for North Carolina where land and all of the household fur­ J scsb.. They returned to Ft every particular. Plenty o f good mechanics to handle other ir.:cci Gives comfort to Pierce Sunday afternoon carrying they expect to spend the month of nishings except the piano, receiving cow* and milkers. Prevent* imnd J1G,000. They were at Daytona your work in a proper manner. September with them Mrs Haulerson’s mother, lummcr drop in milk>yirfd. Increase* Beach last week and have taken Mrs Jacobs and niece I.onn Lie Miss Virginia Wright entertained I will appreciate your business. profit*. apartments for nn indefinite time Sutton of Orlando u few of her girl friends nt supper PRATTS PLY CHASER i* effective and together with their young people .... YOLIE W ILLIAM S Mr and- Mrs George Jacobs of last Friday evening and >tconomici1< Don not taint the ntv ieucLV mis Thursday tor the Chuluota passed through Oviedo or. milk. Dor* not injure hair or hide. LL.L. Miss Palmer Argo enter­ beach. They have not made any Phone 194. • 207 Park Avenue It perfectly »»fc—o n be med any­ their way home <rf*-r a two weeks’ tained at a children’ s party at her plans for the future. Mr. and Mrs f where. Splendid for working and stay nt Hampton Springs where home Friday afternoon Brisson wish all their friends who driving lionet. they went for Mrs Jacob's health Miss Christine Nelson returned come to the bench to come rnd sec For comfort, hratlh and profit*, ute the T J Brannon spent Saturday in home last week after a visit of sev­ them. The Brissons will be greatly original “ PRATTS." Orlando eral weeks in Orlando missed by a la-ge circle of friends R tfu tt inferior substitute*. Oviedo and Sorrento played a A most delightful social was given who wish them happiness in their splendid game of ball on the Oviedo by the Christian Endeavor Society new home. Get your tupply now, diamond Wednesday The score last Thursday night at the home of Mr nnd Mrs Luther Frazier of wns 8 to 7 in favor of Oviedo and Mr and Mrs W E Young The L. Allen Plans Atlanta, Gn , have bought the Bris­ the game a most interesting one had been made for an outdoor party Seed Co. s son place and arc expected hero very Oviedo team plays Clermont in ■but owing to a heavy rain In the af­ soon. Mr. Frazier is a nephew rf Oviedo Thursday, thus giving the ternoon it was necessary to have it Mrs. L. A. Brumley. indoors but wns none the less en­ Wilson B. Miller has bought the joyable ( , property where A, It. Chuppcll has Hilling Mrs L O White and little son, resided on Celery avenue for some Elton left Thursday for Columbia, time. Mr. Miller expects to take R C , for n short visit to Mrs possession nt once. Mr. Miller farmed White’s sister on the west side before going to Miss Winnie Lee of Ft Myers is France to serve in the war and only the guest of Miss Elizabeth Lawton returned u short time ngo. He was Mr Frank Anderson spent Thurs­ married to a Scotch girl while In day in Orlando Collars, Shirts, Underwear, Bed Linens, France and expects his bride here in Miss Olive Lizette is visiting her u short time. Previous to coming to Table Linens, Barber Towels, Butchers sisters in Jacksonville Sanford Mr. Miller was a resident of Charlotte, N. C. A p ro n s,—anything you send us receives BAHT SANFORD Mr. and Mrs. C. Boyce Bell end Rev It J Allen wns over from careful, painstaking treatm ent. Y o u r neigh­ son, Wallace returned last week Enterprise to preach at Moore's Sunday from a stay of several Station church on Sunday bor is sending to us; W hy Not Y ou? months at their summer home nt Several of the Cameron and Stool •Chnrlotto N C young people and Miss Helen Chor-' Mr. and Mrs. B. Steel have pening visited the Baptist young tyught ten acres of J. It. Hayden people’s camping party at Lnke adjoining their home place on the Hnrney last week north. Mrs Tina Warren Beaty will go Leesburg, Florida Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Squire and to the hotpitnl in Orlando again on W A Raynor returned this week E Es Thursday for further treatment from several months’ stay at several § ROBERT GLENN 1GOU, Agent. PHONE 299 5 Miss Gladys Dieterich was to from several months’ stay nt various reach here from Philadelphia on points in New York and Long Monday for a visit with her home Island. iiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii Mrs. Raynor will arrive Wight Tire Company SEMINOLE BANK ANNEX Pratts Fly Chaser ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE T Insures More Milk Agents For International Harvester Co. gjiiiiiiii iiiiiitiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii ilium iiiiiiiiiiii Everything! McCormick and Deering Mowing Mach­ ines, H ay R a k e s and Harrows DIXIE STEAM LAUNDRY Farms, Homes, Businesses iiiiiiiii ilium - - - - - - - - - - 1 HAVE THEM!— miiiiil BICYCLES - - BICYCLES Bicycle Accessories 0 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 o f "'ll Bicycle Accessories aud Childrens Velocipedes and T oy Automobiles. Everything on Wheels. See us when you need wheel goods. Sanford Cycle Co. Phone 251-W Sanford, Florida 115 Park Ave. home later. George Pezull is at home from a stay of some length at St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Ben Monroe is spending some time in Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Blackwell left for their home in North Carolina on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dunlap and Mrs. D, L. Long drove to Mi. Dorn Sunday for the day. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain, their%guests, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Hennes and son were over from Daytona Bench Monday and were dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Dressor. B. A. Howard came up from Okee-j chobcc 'City on Saturday for a v isit' with his family. Mr. Howard says' there are ^prospects of a good season ' both in Okeechobie City nnd P a-' hokee. He has business interests at both places. The young people about here guve Mr. nnd Mrs. "D o ck " Hasty a nice loud chavirari Tuesday evening. Ev­ ery one had a jolly time. WEST GENEVA AVENUE The airplane Sunday did not lose much time with us. It was sailing very low this time. Was but short time with us here. (Contlnuetfcn page 3 , - H ave sold nearly $ 4 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 worth of property during the past few days. The Dr. Aldridge farm of 25 acres on Celery Avenue was sold by inc to Mr. Stoinoff besides several of srfiall cr denom inations. A m listing properties and businesses alm ost every day. Can suit you. S ee here: Fine New Bungalow — 6 room s, w ater in house, 1 acre ground, beautiful shade, Fin e home $ 3 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Country S to re — 1 1-2 acres ground, flowing well, 6 livjng room s, barn, c tc * - 16 orange trees, $ 2 ,5 0 0 .0 0 F a r m - - -7 acres, nicely located, splendid resi­ dence, three flowing wells, etc. - $ 8 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Watch the South Post Corner c)/" Page HERALD ADVERTISEMENT! �.'•i' ; * ' ’ . "t . ’ * *-•*'* *»’ . -v / •» *; v* - 7 i, 7/Y ^7- *- T/ * • . • . THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE THREE A Q DEAL FOR YOUR ROUND DOLLAR — PHONE 181 > “A r**d foe E»err N«^“ HOME OP OUK SPECIAL P KICKS SOlb tinof Urd • OkUhami lloir, II tb Mrk 100 Ibo Hu|*r . . . A flood Scralrh Krrd. Bo hUtk Mfd Builds L A R G E P ram s* *11.00 • - • • ll.TS III.7S W.*0 PbiIm Hnatth Pnd Purina CUibra Cbuwdct V .L O ili lll|b (trade H u doood lib r a R ASY TO We have it, can get it, or it is'nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere FEED COUNTY HAPPENINGS (Continued from page 2) I |ff the Prince of Wales has ar­ rived in Canada. I wish he would 1 " down to see u.. W e would all gif to ice the gentleman. * Mrs Nicola ha" been very sick ,j.b week with In grippe hut is on [Je mend at this writing'. Mrs. Vaughn was calling' at MrsTorn Tyner’s Tuesday. But I trust wc nil may live to Bee tb time rome that we don’ t have to work so hard for our daily livitiR. \\> are all glad that the railroad cfn have gone back to work nguin. We live in hopes that there won’ t lie any more trouble. ! t looks good to see the trains running again. They had about nil stopped going by. We surely did miss them. We will he glad when everything is settled and the high cost of living goes down, so we can live at ease again. It is hard with poor people to make u living. Everything is so high. Times ore hard, hut could he worse. The time for school will soon he here. The children seem to dread it, the weather is so hot and the time so long to go to Bchool. CAItltlEI) A RIFLE Helped Win War Hut Could Not Work In I*. (). The United States is undoubtedly the best governed country that the sun shines on, hut once in a while a piece of assfninity developes that U Ycvfoir «f Tktir Dan|«r an* Torturi by makes us hung our heads. George I. ^ L’tlf, a Orcp or to ct ^ Gerling of the state of New York en­ listed early in the war, was sent to France,, carried a p a n ’s size rifle, u . . .j err army rations, o o d n J 0 ? / fighting cooties nnd Huns for nine months and acquitted himself like u It rflm thrm aw.ij' in s:ay. I’ lrabmanly mutt even though he was hut ,*t . 1 uritlilul. Mirlle lllr a i-li.e [.frit l.utralilmt Jo kirji Hum off. ■five feet ami four inches tail. Ho n wi |.ob If || d"S*!. *tVUI wns honorably discharged from the i»* %. -hr n»<*t Hutu. A Me service, and learning that the gov­ unit Bill tut in r f a month. AUn it(T«5*tid"t os e rrotonlstltf ernment wanted more postal clerks triito Slits, a u d it * . mutln, • IIt . he applied for the position in regular (■ltd. Or. I fuorm. The following is the reply to |hits npiUvaAV--- - *"*•' -if application The" "eV oV vrve Co., for the K U. clerk examination at Montgomery, Ala. Rochester, N. Y „ on May 2, ID19, has been cancelled because under Tho P lin iil Mosquito Chaser M osquitos Carry M a la ria - Save Money on Paint When you paint this year save money by buying the paint that gives the greatest value. The real cost of paint is m easured,not by the price per gallon, but by the service rendered. Remember this: — Re-painting is not an E X P E N S E , it is an I N V E S T M E N T . The paint we carry is the Reliable, old estab­ lished brand known1for its quality for years— “H - A - R - R - I - S ' - O - N - S ” LEE BROTHERS HARDWARE - f o r -H We have not sold out, or rented our business as has been reported We are still doing business at the sam e old place and will c o n tin u e to do so. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Dressed Chickens - Spring Lamb Corn Fed Florida Pork Quick Delivery Service - Phone 122 BROWN’ S MARKET E - C. M O T T S . M g f . - - - 417 Sanford Avenue height, as shown by your applica­ tion." "Jumping rabbits, what at) idea! A man big enough to tote an army rille all over France and help break the Hindenhurg line but too small to he a clerk in a postofilce. It seems that some blooming idiot in the P. 0 . department made a ruling that nil applicants should he above a certain height. What should he done about it? Wc give it up. However, it might help some if a person in authority would tukc the author of that ruling nsidc nnd tell him confidentially that he had made a consummate ass of himself, and that in view of his past perform­ ances the great big United States would try and get along without anything further from him.— Fort Myers Press. WAR RISK INSURANCE Soldiers nnd Snllors Can He Re­ instated Without Paying Hack Premium Secretary of the Treasury Carter Glass, nt 12:30 has signed u decision of n; "• • * * ' 'f..?,0rC3TtW an inter­ est to discharged soldiers, sailors and marines. In the decision (T. D. 17 W. It.) •he Secretary ruled liiul discharged soldiers, sailors nnd murines who have dropped their insurance mny reinstate It within eighteen months after dischnrge without paying the hack premium. All they will he asked to pay u.1". ,* . * dum on the amount of insurance to he re­ instated for the month of grace in which they were covered nnd for the current month. Thus, for example if a man drop­ ped $10,000 of insurance in January, *1919 nnd applies for reinstatement the 1st day of August for $5,000, ull he will have to pay will he the pre­ mium for January (the month of grace) on $5,000, and the premium for August on $5,000. Or if he ap­ plies for reinstatement of the full $ 10,000 he will pay a total of two months premium on $ 10,000, one for January and one for August. He will not have to pay pfemium in either case for the Intervening months. The decision stipulates that the former service man applying for reinstacment ho in as good health ns at date of discharge. . Former Treasury Decision W. It. -15 and other prior regulations in conflict with the now decision are re­ voked. Director It. G. Cholmcley-Jones of the Hureau of War Risk Insurance, following the signing of the decision made the following statement: "T he present decision is one of the most important to former service men that has been made in the his­ tory of the Hureau. "M W anyEservice AR D A R men have been de­ terred, from availing themselves of the former anti less liberal reinstate­ ment privileges by reason of the relatively lnrge amount of money represented by accumulated overdue premiums, and that it would seem thul they were paying lor something that they never actually had, which in fact was the case. , ^ Under the new decision a man is relieved of the burden of overdue premiums, lie has an opportunity to rehabilitate himself financially uftt-r getting out of the army, navy or marine corps, and to reinstate his insurance any time within eighteen months following discharge without the burden of paying a large amount of money. “ The reason payment for the month of grace is required under the new decision is that the insured was protected by reason of his insurance continuing In force during that month, and that had he died dur­ ing the peirod of grnce, his policy would have been paid. "Should a lapse ngnin occur, after ! the eighteen months from dute of discharge reinstatement mny he mude, providing that at the time of application for reinsti^tcmett, such insurance shall.not have been.lapsed for more than one year, in accord­ ance* ..'th the conditions of the de­ cision. Of course every man who has dropped his insurance should re­ instate it immediately, for the reason that if he should die before re­ instatement his dependents will not f.coiv* sny payment. "Therefore, I urge that care be taken to make clear to every former service man who has drooped his In. {'■urance that the new ruling DOES NOT automatically reinstate him THE BIG FEED HOUSE CATES CR A TE CO M PAN Y, and to impress upon him thnt he will he W ITHOUT insurance until ho voluntarily npplies for nnd se­ cures reinstatement. He should im­ mediately apply for reinstatement fo his own protection nnd thnt of his dependents. “ Don’ t forget that men die or become disabled in peace time as well ns in war time, and that if n man waits he may not he in good health as he wns at the time of his discharge and consequently may not be able to secure reinstate­ ment. “ Don’ t, put oil reinstatement. it NOW.” Fertilizer Materials COTTON SEED MEAL CASTOR ROM ACE TANKAGE ASHES ' LET US QUOTE’ YOU ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS OF ALL KINDS OF MATERIAL—WE WILL SAVE YOU M O N E Y AND GIVE YOU — GOOD SERVICE — Do CH ASE & CO M PAN Y Address Hureau of War Risk In­ surance. Treasury Department, Was surancc, Treasury Department, Washington, D. C. Sanford, Florida MARTIAL LAW AT MULHERUY Citizens Ask Governor to Send Fed­ eral Troops Tuesday afternoon after a committee of representative citizens of Mul­ berry had held a meeting, they de­ cided to wire Governor Cntts asking him to protect them with federal troops, and the matter was taken up with Sheriff Logan, nnd he agreed that it was tne best thine to do Mayor Carter stated today that the tension wns so great on both sides and that the permitting of shotguns in the arms of the gun men nnd em­ ployes of tAs' mines did not relieve the situation bemuse of the close proximity of t£e mines themselves and because that both sides were well armed and they did not seem to heed the elTorts thnt hnvc been made to lay them down. The situation has evidently gotten beyond the rontrol of local authori­ ties and with the demand that fed­ erated troops he Bent, was also the request that the phosphate district, around Mulberry especially he placed under martial law. There has been no particular outbreak of any char­ acter since the shooting of Monday evening, Imt the least mis-step means a serious preposition for that com­ munity. ElTorts are being mnde today also to get the gun men olit who were arrested for the shooting of the negro baby nnd it is understood that Judge Blanton has approved of a bond submitted for each. Lakeland Star. E R M E T IC A L L Y sealed Its wax- wrapped package, air­ tight. Impurity proof— WRIGLEYS Is hygienic and whole­ some!. The goody that's good for young and old. First Post Offices In Milne. In 1775 (he first |Ktst offices In Mnlno were established nt Kennebunk, Fal­ mouth tint! Hath. The mnlls were car­ ried by carriers on foot or on horse­ back and the average week’s mall did not amount <" five letters nt each of­ fice. Tin* rates were high, 0*4. 1214, lS*i, and IViVt cents, according to the distance the letter had to he car­ ried, and double the rule when the let­ ter was tine more than one sheet of paper. Keeping Cider Sweet. Tn keep elder sweet place In each barrel Immediately on making, mus­ tard. four ounces; salt, one ounce, nnd ground chalk, one mine*-. Shake well, Or Ciller mny he preserved sweet by canning In airtight cans after the man­ ner of preserving fruit. The liquid should l>e first settled nnd rucked off from the dregs, hut fermentation must not he allowed to commence before C£titling or It will not keep. In The Flavor Lasts B« tart to *»l WRIGLEY’ S Look for tb« oim. «Liavwi«iCLir> J U IC Y F R U IT rrraf nil m w cU ffTEn KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN ( That's Us! Wc arc always prepared to meet your needs. We have a complete Actelyne Gas Welding Outfit nnd plenty of gas on hnnd nt all times, therefore we are always prepared to do nil kinds of Weld­ ing. There is nu Job too big or loo small for us, they all rcrelro our prompt uttentlon by our : : : : : Free Road Service * | 1 Skilled W elder.: — : : : : Auto Repairing and Accessories or all Kinds MILLER AND SOUTHERN TIRES AND TUBES CARRY LARGEST MILEAGE GUARANTEE for LESS MONEY B R Y A N A U T O CO. “W * HERE SERVICE IS CERTAIN” First St. Sanford Ave. Phone Leffler Building . ■* ■ m uni i - ■ ftMiaan trimaci^r>g^ �AUGUST 22. l o o one month with notice? of Inrorporac*♦ ami he is due a vote of thanks for this one for it cost the incorporators not one cent. Schelle is casting his bread upon the waters. : T IR E S A remarkable Product.. Every tire worth more than it costs, The Over-size Non-Skid Fabric; T he Big Fisk C ord; T he Red Top, Extra Ply, H eavy Tread. T i m * l o R «> t(r« T ii«v risk) t C t * a a ty M i r a g e The Church-Goers. Tf some men were to quote the well* known psnlm they wo "til hnve to snv. l i m» h glntl to iiuilie excuses when Ithej- said to US. ‘let t:s go Into the j t:ouso of the Lord.*" The 'they* re­ ferring probably to the women of the house, or the church-colng neighbors.— Exchange. S C R IpP S B O O T H G A R S ” Much Sameness in Mankind. Console yourself, dear old man nnd brother; whatever you may he sure of, he sure nt least of this, that you are dreadfully like other people. Human nature has a much greater genius for sameness than for originality.—Lowell. R EPA IR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY No T im e to Stop Learnbio. A Hum .ihniild nlwityn keep learning miimtli!ng-Viilwuyn," ns Arnold said, 'keep tin* sironm running"—whereas ai«>-*t i«*op!c |ri a stagnate moult mid­ dle lire. Daily Fashion Hint Hood— Goodyear and Fjsk Tires and Tubes 4 * •• * * ' J . ■ * _________ *________________ '________ M O B IL O IL S andG A S O L IN E A C C E S S O R IE S Cars Washed and Delivered— W c Will Call for and Deliver Your Car. PHONE NO. 11— REMEMBER THE NO. -11 GOOD LOOKING, GOOD VALUE TIR ES KENT VULCANIZING WORKS O C C ID E N T ItV* +****• 7AS"*....... r :V >' •r ji CURBSTONE GLEANINGS nUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JUST UCiV.'LEN t o i l AND ME” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes and Faith, "lie 'll Print 'em” — So Savs Sauntcrcr. Well, Haw About It Ever since I've lived in this town I’ ve noticed more ami more That when some married man Would send his wife to Asheville, Or to the Carolina Mountains, Or even out to Michigan, To spend a long, happy summer. Tim' he’ d lose no time In tlnding some sweet dame To help him burn gasoline. Yassum. I've heard these men gaily hum: "M y wife’s away— , “ She named to roam: "S o what's tiie use "O ’ my staying at home? "T he girl's agreeable — . "T he night’s immense; "Suppose gasoline "D oes rust thirty rents? "Three is a crowd — ; i All That It Is Worth For Your Citrus Crop m Getting full value for tlie grape­ fruit, oranges, etc., grown by its members is the purpose for which the I*lorida Citrus Exchange exists. •I T lie methods in use by the Ex­ change acquaint consumers with the real worth of the citrus fruits that arc sold under the Scaldswcct N trade-mark. u t♦ Dealers ore so fairly treated that they Kindly co-operate in tho effective distribution and sale at good prices of the fruit shipped by the Florida Citrus Exchange for it* memliera. Y ou can have the benefit of theso factors mi the marketing of your fruit provided you will join tho Exchange. For further particu­ lars as to how , where and when y ou can b e c o m e a m em b er, apply to Florida Citrus Exchange T A M I'A . F L O R ID A t L. A. HAKES, Manager Orange Co uni) Citrus Sub-Exchange* Orlando. Ha. "Hut two's u charm; "W hat wife don't know "D oes her no hum**" And all was pence and happiness. But some of the folks wised up— And now when tluv go north wards They take hulihy with them; Which recalls that old .epitaph On a stone in a cemetery In Grafton, Massachusetts. A verse on it read like this: "H ere lies the body of Mary Ann “ Safe on the bosom of Abraham." Which was a pretty thought For those who had never seen, her. She was a smur-visugod female With a disposition as aggravating As a cling stone peach; She had one of those noted Sour visaged mugs, I'm telling you; Her fridnds said it was a fury "T hat actually grew on one." And they were all mighty glad It didn’ t grow on them. And she didn’ t like me a bit; W hen I’d go there in berry time And ask for gooseberries She’ d set the gander on me. « Well, someone saw that little verse On litr tombstone, you see— She was still dead at the lime — And it struck them as funny; So they added two more lines Which continued the rhyme like this: "W hich is very well for Mary Ann "But devilish tough for Abraham." And that is the fate of the man Who goes away with bis wife When she takes a vacation. Thorn in Palm Beach Post. * Our governor called a meeting of ten thousand delegates at Jackson­ ville to reduce the .high cost of liv­ ing. When he arrived to address the meeting there were less than twenty delegates and the governor was forced to call it oil. How the mighty have fallen. I’ m betting on Fletcher. • • * • People are thinking for them­ selves these days and believe me. Pauline, the demagogue cannot pull the sheepskin over the eyes of the voters any longer. The working man knows what he wants and knows who is going to stand behind him • • * . ' My old friend Phil Elder has j gone back to his first love and along with Ilia other troubles of being post­ master now handles pork and beans and other supplies that are being 'sold at cost here "with the freight added" and I suppose the time is coining when 1 can go into "Phil's Place" and order a plate of ham and eggs and have Miss Muller come around with a nice white apron un to wait on my table. Always did think that squatty little postolflce building would he turned into some­ thing else heford long. Gureon. des oeufs du jambon. • • A DE a n t ABLE MODE It, For nil day wear conies this doliShtfut frock In lmlrlln« st-fjo g»0iic-1 wait Jacket and side panels of velvet. The round neck of tho bodice has a collar of white satin, wbllo the flannel is used for tho collar nn Flare sleeves nro faced with tho striped material. Medium size calls for 3 yards -Hdnch striped IJannol nnd 3 yards 30-inch velvet. Pictorial Review Dross No. 7768. Hires, J| to 42 Inches bust. Prlro, 25 CCD18, —•• Our Aganl, Mr. B. W. Herndon will write you any of the above forms of Insurance or anything you need in the Insurance line. Through his connec­ tion with us he enn uimj y o u Insurance prelection in the very strongest C o’s in each and every line. ... JAM ES & I’ A.YO.N, J a ck son ville H a. t!i-BCf»l»n»ui«Sfr. Httivif i an* Uomi.im amuunl. T R Y A H E R A L D W A N T AD This is Certain-teed W eek August 18 to 23 This is a ‘ ‘ big” week the country over— a week especially set apart by Certain-tced dealets to assist you in properly starting your new home and in setting your present house in order for the fall and winter. Every home and building needs Ccrtr.in-teed extra quality roofing or paint; possibly the interior wood­ work needs touching up a bit, or the iluors need a coat of wax or varnish. You will find it to your advantage to visit your Certain-tccd dealer this week and learn from liiln hmv you1 can carry out your plans at the least expense and with the best results.. Your Ccrtain-tccd dealer will advise you in making the selection which will best fit your need. And whenever you have painting or roofing work done, make sure to specify Ccrtain-leed. You will then be assured of the l>est and most lasting results. Certain-tccd Products Corporation O ffices and W arehou se* in Principal Cities • ' The jury on tin- Henry Ford case has decided that Henry's feelings have been hurt to the extent of six cents ami he was duly awarded that much But Henry is satisfied with the million dollars worth of adver­ tising that the trial brought him and he shuuld worry. • I• t ' My old friend Seheile Mnines is the champion incorporation notice compiler. He had the paper filled For Sale by Hill Lumber Company Wight Grocery Company �HERALD A . 1 - ^ vJIN INi Lj^L, I y o u r One Advantage of Education. always liellcvt-d In the high of tin* movie**, nml more particularly since n charming girl told -I./<Pll lining Hold iiamls Just n** well nl an (•ditcutloiuil Him us any other.—Grand Rapids Preo*. R O L L IN S GEORGE M ORGAN W ARD, D. D., LL.D President Oldrst College In Florida lntcr-I)rnonilnulional v AIM To provide a liberal education, a generous culture, a thorough training of the physical, intellectual and spirit­ ual nature.# OFFERS Four-year course leading to A. H. degree. Pre-profes­ sional courses in Agriculture, Medicine, Engineering, Law and Theology. Special departments: Music, Commerce, Home Econo­ mics, Normal, Fine nml Applied Arts and Academy. pr o pe r ty Daily Fashion Hint AN D W E CAN S E L L IT . City Property and Farms are Going at Reasonable Prices Roster of Lectures for 1919-20 includes a large number of authors, scientists, artists and professional men of na­ tional prominence. Insure Your Hom e - Your A uto - Tornado Property Damage Agent Drew Development Co. - - COLLEGE (LAKE VIRGINIA) Dally Thought How ninny worthy men have we seen survive o „n reputations— REA L ESTA TE l is t PACE FIVE Naval Unit with instruction for ten ratings. Strong athletic program including aquatics. Expenses moderate. Liability Thirty-Fifth year begins 22 September, 1919. For catalog and other information address: THE SECRETARY. ROLLINS COLLEGE Winter Purk, Florida Formerly Holden Real Estate Co. City Lots in A ll Parts o f City Celery Lands in M. M. Smith’s Sub Division STATE LEAGUE SCHEDULE The* following schedule for Hie Hinoa Mate League, second half, iu announced yesterday: I Tuesday, Aug. 19 at Orlando. Tznna at Lakeland. «if>fnrd at Hradentown. Wfdnrsdii}•Thursday, Aug. 20-21 Lakeland at Orlando. Rnplcntown at Bartow. Sanford at Tampa. Friday-Saturday, Aug. 22-2.1 Orlando at Sanford (2-). Slrford at Orlando (22). Dirtow at Oamjia. Bradentown at Lakelantl, Monda) •Tuesday, Aug, 25-2C Tampa at Bartow. Lakeland at Sanford. Orlando at Hradentown. lVrdnrsdny.Thursday, Aug, 27*28 Bartoa at Sanford. Lakeland at Hradentown. Orlando at HradeRtUWft. 0,’umdo nt Ttttnpif. 6-ju.L. Friday•Saturday, Aug, 29-30 Tampa ai Lakeland (29). Lakeland at Tampa (30), Bradenton n at Orlando, Sanford at Bartow. Hradentown at Tampa, p. m. •T« *v i.i l.ukeland at Hnrtow, a. m. Orlando nt Sanford, a. m. Tuesday-W ednesday, Sept. 2-3 Bartow at Tampa. Oi.amio ui i.uKeiaml. Hradentown nt Sanford. Thursday-Friday, Sept. 4-5 Tampa at Sanford. Hrndentcwn at Lakeland L.lar.do at Bartow. Saturday, Sept, G Dnubtehoador* all the way. HuTTmr-at Tanipu^'J). ^ A * m Vc Lakeland ul Hradentown (2). Sanford at Orlando (2). Monday-Tucaday. Sept. 8.9 Tampa at Hradentown. Orlando at Bartow, Lakeland at Sanford. Wcdnesday-Thuraday, Sept. 10*11 Bartow nt Hradentown. Sanford at Lakclund. Tampa nt Orlando. IM 7 MO FOR THE WAR WORKER’S , WARDROBE. Ono must bo well-dressed n« "• Tampa at Lakeland flB) , *’•^■stylutlc* vo do war work, thoreforo guinea. dan attention Is paid to th» uc’Y stylos. To tho left Is pictured an un­ Orlando at Hradentown. usually smart tallleur In overseas F ri da y* S a t u r d ay , Se pt . 19-20 bluo broadcloth., with long narrow Sanford nt Tampa. skirt and seint-tlttcd jacket with long Orl"ndo nt Lnkelnnd oulwLiCd ikipium. iliu cutis, collar and sash-ends nro of monkey, tho Hradentown nt Bartow. most fashionable of tho shaggy furs. Sept. 22—Open llnle Medium size requires 4}J yards Cl­ inch broadcloth. Tucaday, Sept. 23 Homespun combined with Hack Sanford at Lakeland (2). silk Jerscv Is tin* odd combination Tampa at Orlando (2). featured In tho model to tho right. * Tft*. cow at Hradentown (2). Tho underskirt la accordion plaited. White furs nro worn. Avorngo slto Wedncaday-Thurndny, Sept. 24-23 requires 2t{ yards Cl inch Jersey and Bartow nt Lakeland (24). ^}^ yards EC-Inch homespun. La!:cland at Harlow (25). First Model: Pictorial Review JncHradentown at Orlando. ket No. 7997. Sizes, 31 to IG inches bust. Price, 25 cents. Skirt No. 7790, Lumpn at Snnford, Sizes, 22 to 32 Inches waist. Price, Frldn-Saturday. Sept. 2G-27 20 cents. Bartow at Lakeland. Second Model: Costuino No. 797G. Sizes, 31 to 16 Inches bust. Price, Hradentown at Sanford. 25 cents. Orlundo nt Tampu. Truck Crops v. * oiler a wale range ol formulas for truck crops in dilTercnt sections of the state—any analysis you want, proportioned to give nlciily growth with minimum waste. Send for new Fertilizer Catalogue giving description of the Ideal Brands. N e w V e g e ta b le B o o k Contains thirty-six pages of information on the growing of commercial vegetables, also Irish potatoes, strawberries, melons, and cucumbers Free on request. I WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. Manufacturers Ideal Fertilucrs Dealers in Spray Pumps and Insecticides. JACKSONVILLE............................ ................................... II. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Branch FLORIDA H e r a ld W a n t A d s W ill B r in g R e s u lts Monday, Sept. 29— Open dale. Tuenday* Sept. 30 Tampa at Hradentown. Orlando nt Sanford (2). Lakeland at Bartow. (2). Frldny-Saturdny, Sept. 12-13 Sanford at Bartow. Lakeland at Orlando. VOTE FOIl THE llltIDUKS Hradentown at /.aprna (2 games Saturday). Seminole, Lake and Volunla Agree On the Subject Monday-Tuesday, Sept. 15-1G Sanford nt Hradentown (2 games Seminole and Lake counties have 15th). each agreed to join Volusia county Lakeland at Tampa. and hear half the expense in the Harlow nt Orlando (2 games 15th). purchase of the two hridgea over the Labor Bay, Sept. I Wcdneaday-Thuradny. Sept. 17-18 St. Johns at Crows HlulT ami Harden Fer.*y and to join Volusia in the ex­ Sanford at Orlando, p, m. Hnrtow at Sanford. pense of building a bridge over the Barton nt Lakeland, p. m. Lakeland at Tampa (17). St. Johns at Osteen. The cost is estimated by the en­ gineer from the State Road Depart­ ment at $27,000 for the Harden Ferry bridge and at $22,000 for a new bridge at Osteen, making a to­ tal ef $49,000; one-half of this to be LINCOLN IIIT.LEV, Ph.I).. 12(1.1)., I.L.D., President borne by Seminole county^ will amount to $21,500. DcLand. Florida Lake county agrees to assume oneSEND NOW FOIl A CATALOG half of the estimated amount for the Jill, i . l . u u \ T I I K l ' A ItTMKNT— l)r | i.ra o f Mailer of All* and Htlenrr.. Crows Hlu II bridge. The entire j n; ' " ’ I I I.i: o r MIICHAI, AIITN FOIl M F N - T ' . r n O - o n r itrparlm.m. tn alt. amount is $24,000 ns estimated by tut: I III t i:oi: o r I.MIIUtAI. AIITS 1‘ OB W O M E N — A woman dfan. .rp.talp aonnliorlft. the engineer; one-half the amount to till- < n| I.M.i: Ol I.AW — (JraduatP* prarllrr In Florida -lllioul namlnallon. he assumed by Lake county will Jl l ill | | i,| in- |;.N<JINKEHIN(i—-Coarar* In r n fln rrrln f Icaitinf lo d r p r r i, therefore be $ 12,000. *' 1 "* * 1 '••• t Oil TEA Oil EltS Kiprriallr tor Florida irarhrr*. ‘ u •' 'll I FIJI: o r lltlS IN RSH-llankln *. Ilookkcrplm. Hh.irihand, T|p.»i*lliw. A joint meeting of the boards of til!- '* '*'*■'*' I'rpparea for all high (fa d e rullr[r«. county commissioners of Seminole, • •II mini, or MECHANIC A l l T H - t ' o r bora and r o o m mrn. Lake and Volusia was held ut San­ si lliiiil. o r MttHIC— I’ lano, plpr organ, tloiln, u lrr. bumonr, tldnui work. I HI. .NCIHIOI, OF FINE A UTS — ford Saturday morning. Seminole was represented by the full member­ Special Attention la Called to ship consisting of L. A. Hrumley, I " limln..,, Cour-c-In AgrlruMur.— Ilotany, Dialog)', Organic and Inorganic chairman; L. I*. Hagan, C. W. Hntz'" M .i r v , ipialtinltvn ami nuanlltathc analyaU, Agricultural Ch.nm tty, mingcr, E. A. Kilbee ami O. P. ■•■'irralogy, (trolngy, rtc. Swope; Lake county by four of the **" IL1' 'tcrllral Cuurac PL•.iolngy, tllnkgy. Analomy. Ilarlrrtology, lllatrnlogy, / Mg>• Mutiny. Ccncraf Chcmlalry, Inorganic Chcmlatry, Organic Chcmlitry, members, Messrs. Simpson, HeathI ‘ .lililiva and Wuanlllatl*. Chrmlalry, I'bralca. cock, Richey and L. K. Merritt ami Jkr ' our.c for llrllg o n , Workara — In lllbllral IJlcralurc, ItUlory, Engll.h, f l y . the clerk, Mr. Duncan; Volusia *' '*>'• I edagngy, Ethlri, Logic and Tbcitm. county by the entire board, consist­ ing of E. M. Carpenter, Chris. O. Codrington, R. J. Bishop, J. A. Reilly and W. E. Swope. Mr. Reilly was selected as chairman. e l d e r The matter was thoroughly dis­ cussed from all angles, some favoring TIIOMAH I», IIAKEK, r h . II. u small toll and others absolutely kmlnlral and Conautllng Chcmlal • rmfctalonat of Natural Meter Kmrrllui, llolllna College, riorlda free bridges. A poll on this iiuestlon I'rlialr t.aboral«rr of llolllna College resulted in seven favorable to no O. < kirlr. m s Winter fark.. Fla.. Nu*.jit*, ‘ Sanford, lla tolls and four for a small toll, three *' Sir ha* not voting. Commissioners Carpen­ In careful rhemlr.il analrala of the a m p l e of woter that n r early la,l week, unad bate obtained the following " reautla: ter and Codrington were the only I'll Clear ( ’ Marino _____ I.7S Oarla per million “ '•filar* members from Volusia county favor­ Noulrat Tolal Bolide___*.00 part* per million In ing n toll at all. l ,t>aml(iLi,i . * °? *■'*■ per mllllan lla r d n e a a ___31.01 parta per million '"•■d \mmonla ..................Tratu Nllralea....................... ..Tear** Mr. D. C. Hull represented the i»/« V-,* Sfsilrewlty of fro* and albumlnald a m a ia ili In ihla waler and • • • l a , , , ° f ehlorln# Indlealea lla oietllen l guallly for houaehold legal Bide as attorney for the Volusia ••trt, ii JI,lon •• Ibu goad gua!lly rbaraelerlallra of auperlor houaehold county board, and Atty. Dickinson a .r .iu ', f ' fealurta af .nurb (alur, r . p . f l a i l , Iboaa uf cicrllon l of *Sunford wus present a» the legal lh " I * " ‘1 1,0 W ‘ total count. In four af . ? * , *rl“ ,0*tcsl anatyala, reaultlng In an aeerage to representative af the Heminole coun­ rolon. or other t*fnful baci,.i. " / ( i °* 3 baelerla per real.: and In finding no i '••Ijata, *' ronflrm lla gaod quallly Indicated by Ihe CHEMIC AL ty board. ••*d »alera of Ihla and other region! that t bare aaalyred, I ha*# After the meeting all visitors were •uprrla, |„ ,|, , . od , 0,||,|r t u „ f , h„ **K|dfr Water." the guests of the Seminole county Youra eery reapectfully, bonrd at n splendid dinner at the (.Signed) TIIOH. U. IIAKEII Seminole Hotel. The meeting was a most harmoni­ ous onr and nil seemed to be of the , t l t n i o M . ......... \ MANFOIII). f l u h i d a •AUK AVE. opinion that the day of the toll bridge was a thing of tho past. John B . Stetson University W A TER T- 0 . (CHARLES, D is tr ib u to r RoyotCord' Webby’ ’Chain’ Ujco ’ T I j /r t ' We V ouch for Them Of all the tires that are made, — why do you suppose we prefer to sell United States Tires? facilities,—they employ many exclusive methods. T h ey can go to greater lengths in testing, improving ana perfecting the things that make good tires. Because they are made by the biggest rubber company in the world. And they know liow to build good tires. W e find it good business to sell United States Tires. They have choice of ma­ terials,— they have immense A nd— you w ill find it good business to buy them. The are h ere-a tire for every nee « I United States Tires ■ arte Good T ires We know United States Tires are G ood Tires----- That’s Why We Sell Them B. & O. M O T O R CO ., OVERLAND SALES & SERVICE C O ., S . iford, Florida; P H IL IP W . RO BERTS, M im a, Florida; O. C. BRYANT, W arner, Florida; STA N D A RD AUTO C O M P A N Y , Winter Park, Florida; L. M . UEHIIINDER, G eneva, Florida; A. G. G AIN O U S, O s t e o n , Flor­ id a; O VIE D O GARAGE, Oviedo, Florida; M R S . C. A. H IG G IN S, Chuluota, Florida. �THE SANfOHD HERALD men declare that for three months they will wear patched trousers rather than pay extortionate rates? It. J. HOLLY, Editor And there are many lines of articles M. HAYNES, Muslnesa Manager — both of food and of nppnrel— which may be# reckoned along this Published Every Friday by same way. Just suppose all this and what will be the result" There THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY would be a complete revolution in all sunst m rooN riticr. in ahvancr lines of business which might be a ONE VEAlt,_________ ___ ________________ i hardship for u few, but it would be a SIX M 0N11I3_-------------------------- — benefit for the masses. For my part Tllltl'.i; MONTHS..__ ____________________ I'd like to see things thus happen. It tlalrrnl » S.rond-<1»M Mall Msll-r A a n r t 22*d would be a lesson for both the pro­ I W . >1 i(M> l ' M M i m •< Mwid* ducer, the manufacturer and the-conI ndrr Art of Mirth Srd. 1ST) sumer. It certainly would. Trlrphonr No, IIS Ofllr* There has been no excuse for the airplaning of prices—that is unlers STRIKES DON’T PAY om* may ascribe the hogging of Now that the shopmen have gone wealth by a greedy group us an ex­ back to work and one can look over cuse. All of this work has a ten­ the field it strikes in with much force that nothing is to hr gained by A gradual decline in both wages dency to increase the ranks of so­ strikes. The men have lost two and prices is inevitable. We may cialism; it’s as good a system of weeks, the community has lost time not get down to pre-war conditions propaganda as the most enthusiastic and money by the delay of trains, but we shall get very much nearer of that fraternity would ask; and, the high cost of living hns advanced them than we are now. There will while the country and the people are to keep pace with the delays and be distress and sullering, and many far from being ready to adopt that again we people suffer. The strike loud and long protests in the opera­ form of government there are mighty did bring forcibly to the congress tion, but it cannot lie avoided, and good prospects for the espousnl of and the President that the profiteer­ it behooves us to prepare for it. some of the tenets of the most rabid ing much cease or the men would The war has left its legacy in nn of that denomination unless almost have to strike for more money. enormous debt, which must be paid. instantaneous action shall drive away That much lias been accomplished, Taxes w ill lie high for many years, the threatening clouds of unfair and but now that it is accomplished we unjust prices. and retrenchment and economy must do not want any more strike** that be the watchwords both nationally will tie up the traffic and business of and individually for a long time to NEED OF CO-OPERATION the country. There is no question come, it is not a pleasant prospect The editor of tffe Herald believes that cannot be arbitrated and the but we have it to face, and wc must in co-operation in every line of busi­ present difficulties of tin* railroads do it with courage and fortitude. A ness and every line of endeavor. are not straightened out by strikes. similar period came after the Civil The world is upon the edge of a The man who said that the govern­ war, and lasted for fifteen years. grt-al crisis nnd a great revolution ment shall not turn the railroads Conditions today are far more seri­ that will change the entire fabric of back to private ownership was talk­ ous than they were then. The government, of industry, of the ing through his hat. The railroads whole world was not involved then chorch and of the very household it­ belong to the owners and whenever ns it is today. The nations of F.u- self. In other words there must be :!tc t.n\ -rnment wishes to turn them rope had not been stfipped of their co-operation all over the world. back they will do so and the majori­ man-power, and burdened with enor­ This paper outlined several weeks ty of us will want to speed the day. mous debts. Tiie debt of our own ago the future plan for capital and We have suffered under government country was a mere bagatelle, com­ labor and this plan that may ownership and will now spend milpared to its J.rei ■■ ■ -i**»♦-*-»*<*•’ ‘ ^Madij&'itt tins tune*wilT in the very ,r • /*—ssoclts innee the The old world is crying for un- near future lie put in operation in government lias had control. Me every industrial plant in tins coun­ have hud enough of government limited supplies of food and raw ma­ try and every other country. The terials to start the wheels of their control, enough of strikes, enough of plan is not revolutionary in the factories, and they are looking to a lot of rot that does not sound like sense of anarchy or Bolshevism but America to help them out of the true Americanism and we now want ;• -nvnlnttnr•’*;• In the iptiic of l!,k to settle down to a season of safe nnd slouch into which they have fatten word meaning the reconstruction of Only by unlimited production in sane business management of every the present day methods of ceaseless every line of industry can we do our industry that spells so much to the warfare between tlie trusts and la­ world at this time and especially to full duly by the hungry and naked bor T U .n «hould be no warfare, America. 'T ** ] world. The man who hindersThat no nickering, no differences that can­ production by strikes if lie is a work­ And we do not want any more not be settled by arbitration, no er, or by lockouts if be be a manu­ strikes. facturer is not a good citizen. Cap­ strikes that only serve to strain rela­ ital and labor must get together and tions and make more difficult the settle their differences, amicably if task of getting together and injure they can. If they cannot do this, it the 85 per cent of people who are shows the need of an arbitration not cither in the capitalistic class or board to settle such disputes, and in the laboring class in the true sense congress should establish such a of the word. .. Every industrial plant should have board without delay,—Tampa Times. a government budded upon the plan of the government of the United States and the man who says that our governnent is not the best gov­ ernment on earth is not a loyal citi­ zen nnd is harmful to the cause of democratic government. Our gov­ ernment is built upon the only solid foundation that exists and our indus­ trial plants can well he built upon the same principle. There should be an executive head, the president of the factory, the next body would bo the foremen and other men in com­ mand, the next body be of the workmen themselves all of these bodies to be chosen from the em­ ployees themselves and all questions left to the governing body. Effi­ ciency and loyalty would be the watchwords and if any employee was not efficient ids own lack of efficien­ cy would keep the other employees from getting their pnrt of the divi­ dends at the end of the year and the laggard and braggart! would soon lie cut out nnd relegated to the class of drones where he belongs. The real workman would make the real mon­ ey ami would see to it that all of the other employees worked eight hours a day or quit, for only by real work and the best kind.of work coidd the workmen hope to realize something irsides their regular wage# at the end of the year. \Ve do not believe that the majority of workmen today THESANFORDHERALD cost of living. It seems impassible for the strikers to comprehend that every successful strike only aggrn|vales the troubles which now afflict them. A reduction in the cost of living can never come if we are con­ tinually called on to pay increased cost of transportation, and highr wages lor laoor, which enters in every item of fond production. Th country is now and must bo fo some years to come on the down grade. We cannot continue on the up-grade <*!! the time, and the scone we realize that we have passed the peak, and must accustom ourselves to going down the hill we climbed with so mucy exuberance of spirit and joy, the better it will be for us all. It is a time for the exercise of patience and common sense. AUGUST 22. lo o YOUR OWN HOME IS YOUR CASTLE Some day you’ll want a home o f your own to take your bride to, and NOW is good time to start saving for that happy occasion* H ow proud you will he to take your sweetheart to a home o f her own. : : : : : : SAVING WILL DO IT. CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 II. R. STEVENS C. D. COUCH Ait'l Cubi*. T H E B A N K T H A T IN S U R E S Y O U R the same pay as the poof workmen nnd F e idler. The co-operatiVe plan ir will eliminate the shirker nnd give p the real worker what he deserves. There will be no more strikes for 9j higher wages for the real workmen banded together in the governing ^ board will settle nil differences peace- ^ ably and at the end of the year in- ^ stead of all workmen indiscriminate- sj ly receiving higher wages that now threaten to swamp industry, the men who are really trying to give * the plant their best efforts will re­ reive their share of the dividends which will mean more than higher wages as now extracted by constant " strikes and labor troubles. Not only fi* cq-Qperotion needed ir irdu*>r; •<•» but it is needed in farming operations, in business of every line, in the churches and in every part of our iifo. bur instance, Sanford needs o tt operation of the business men and i b i»inn*(B io some body iikc the Hoard n of Trade. All the citizens of Sern- Ir Inoie county should have a clearing *iru—e they can get together once each week and discuss plans for CJ a greater county. The merchants need n co-operative body where they o* can discuss plans for better service to their customers. The churches ' ' and the schools should get together 1 on plans for the betterment of education and religion. The farmers J’ need co-operation nnd a body where they can get together on growing ' nnd marketing of crops. The world 1 war has made this fact imperative now whore before it was only tent ative. I,t is now tantamount and the ni greatest question before the Ameri­ can people. We should get together • on every subject, work together, « stand together or fall together. • We are all dependent one upon another and what injures one in­ jures all and as no. government is built upon that great message given us by our patriotic forefathers, let us unfurl it as our motto today: U N IT E D WE STAN D , DI­ V ID E D WE FALL. Aviators Rescued Marfa, Aug. 19.—-Lieut*. II. G. Peterson nnd Paul II. Davis, UnAmerican aviators, who were hchl for $15,000 ransom, by the Mexican bandits, were rescued today by Capt. Matlock of the Eighth Cavalry, who paid half the money to the bandits and escaped with the two captives across the border. The aviators declared that they were confused in directions after be­ atton. the irmnufac- fu-jcnl workmen that we have and ing forced to land by engine trouble cs both necessary and noi upon the man who is a failure, nnd were on their way buck to head­ have been endeavor- who Hoes not rare to work nnd who quarters when seized by the bandits. their prices along the gp(.n(|h iff,, time talking about what • traffic wdl bear will he should receive and his fellow GENEVA ,iioek off that from 20 workers do not in their hearts brOssie Flynt U home agu'ii after whirh has been added hove that he should receive good pay having spent the summer in Georgia it two years else they |( js unable to earn it. America Mrs Theodore Tice and children tru,h’ is bound to be short on labor for are visiting friends at Daytona hundreds of tilings years to come and the only way in Beach imute consumer cun as which this handicap will be overcome Herbert Chaffer is spending IPs iself as to yield to un- in the next few years is by getting vacation with his parents. Mr. and when prices are in- more efficiency out of the men than Mrs. J. M. Chaffer. Suppose that five mil- we now have. The laborer is worthy Roy Tiilis and family of Sanford icide to make tin- "old id bis hire and ull of the fair minded spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs i last them for another employer# believe this but the sysTroy Pror*ar thnt five million worn- tern in vogue for the past twenty Miss Elizabeth a Stonc-4 is back they will darn and re- years has not demonstrated that the use so that for Hum - , laborer is worthy cf his hire for the from Daytona where she has been the guest of her brother, Fred Stones D E P O S IT S JJ X 5 mers’ meetings have been held, an twenty fnrniers have pledged t grow from a fourth to one acre. Th seed will be bought on a cooperativ basis, the county agent looking aft. this part of the work. A spirited fight has developed in Jacksonville over the proposition to remove the palm trees and gra*i plots from the center of .Main street, t he street as it now stands is a source of much pleasure to visitors and citizens alike. A permanent naval unit, under competent and experienced nnvnl nf. beers wil. ti^JKrr.osneci on the lake shore campus of Rollins College, when tin* thirty-fifth academic year opens the 22nd of November. The tenth unnual meeting of the Citrus Seminar 1.1v r' * Roundup will be hiJd at the College of Agrieulture, Gainesville, October 14 in 17. The Seminar and Kountip •"» w«.H ritrus growers and livestock men of the state is a part cf the extension work of the college. Animals and Earthquakes. One of the mysteries still unsolved Is that of tli** M'nso by which the low­ er nnlmnls become nware of the ap­ proach of earthquakes. Ulrds nnd rats become alarmed nnd try to escape. Super-sensitiveness to faint shocks scarcely gives satisfactory explanation, for modem seismographs are very sensitive. All persons desiring to at­ tend Sunday school will phone No. 19. fflPi or iui-J not Inter Ihn n Saturday noon. Free transportation will he furnished them to anti from if will.in a radius of three miles of the .Meth­ odist church. Interest in g r wing onions by club members is 'increasing in Taylor county. Forty-live boys ami girls in two schools near Perry have indi­ cated a desire to plant a fourth acre to this crop this fall. Several far- Department of the Interior U S I.und Otllee at Gainesville. Fla , Aug 10. 1919 Notice is hereby given that Ray­ mond R Boyd of Wckiwa, Fla, who on July 29, 1914 made Home­ stead Entry, No 012942, for \V1j of N K 1,, Section 21, Township 19 S , Range 28 E , Tallahassee Merid­ ian has filed notice of intention to make Three year proof to establish claim to the land above described, before Clerk Circuit Court, at San­ ford, Fla, on the 2fith day of Sepi.iiiber, 1919 Claimant t antes us witnesses: E A Rush of Wckiwa. Fla Frank 1’ owcil of Wckiwa, Fla Ed no Crippcn of Wekiwn, Fla Jim Boyd of Wekiwa, Fla ROBERT W DAVIS, !-5tc Register “ In U n io n T h e r e I& S tre n g th ’ T H E principle applies quite ns much to banking ns to soldiers or states or governments. It is most fortunntc that the Fed­ eral Reserve Banking System hn3 been in operation during the war. The advantages o f this orgnnizat ion accrue to the customers o f the member banks who nt the same time contribute to the strength o f the nation’s banking system* nnd enjoy the benefit o f its pro­ tection. is t r e n g t h FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM L^^ �T AUGUST 22, 1913 ---- v. ■onviile. Mr. J. D. Woodruff met already been Informed of the’ meet­ them in Jacksonville. Mrs. Thrasher ing by letter. will be away for two or three weeks. Miss Clara Goertz returned Thurs­ O.-lando I’lays Here Today day from Tallahassee where she has Orlando wil| play here today in been taking a normal school course tho second series and will play­ Preparatory to teaching this winter. off the game we owe them in the Mr. D. L. Thrasher and Harry Mr. and Mrs. Roland James and For the floor coverings, nrt rugs, first series. This will he played off IVrran motored to E ubIIs Monday. 1 Mrs. Edward Gardner were here eongolcum rugs and matting se« the after noun in double header and r/ - Seal pint fruit jars at L P. H> attend the funeral o f . »<*ton Bargain House. 213-215 will dei!tie the pennant race. u .r..Hi<r'« Rfi-ft 1^ r8‘ Pt?ul)0dy. ounforr! Avenue, A. Kanncr, Mgr. G5-“2tc. Frederic Rand -and daughter of \\HEN YOU T H IN K OF CAN M. Stoinoff Purchases Fine Farm E. E. Brady has removed his O r la n d o were In the city Wednesday. OF TH E K A N D Y ! One of the best real estate trans­ IF IT HAS SUGAR )'or!,t’s nnd mules from his old stand Prices reduced on nil goods nt *ni wv* fers recently made was tho purchase HAVE IT. STAR *n *l,e Lclller Block to the I’ arrnMr,. Grace W iliam s’ millinery store. _TH EATRE BUI l' d I n G. |9-tf 'of 25 acres on Celery avenue bymore stable opposite the court house. Mike Stoinoff from Dr. Wm. G. Fine new line of ladies’ ready-toMr. and Mrs. B. G. Smith of A- Raynor has returned from a Aldridge. While the price was not wear nml millinery now on display Oviedo were In the city on Wednes- '’ ^ t to his old home on Long Island. made public it is understood to he at Dresner’s, I-Itc : Mrs. Raynor will return a few weeks in keeping with other transfers in Joe Davis, the popular representa­ this noted section of our trucking Complete .took Diamond Ure, l°n «ir In |h« north. tive of the C. W. Znring Co. at district. The sale was made througd Wight Tire Co. 55-tf j Musson’s swimming pool is now Jacksonville was in the city several Judtfc and Mrs. E. F. Housholdcr °Pen on Wednesdays, Thursdays, days of the week calling on the local J. E. Spurling. who is meeting with marked success in the reul estate art. visitinK in Gainesville and other Saturdays and Sundays in the after* trade. business, having sold a number of a . * noon, GO-tf points. Miss Birdie Harris spent several properties within the past few days. Misses Antoinette Shore Dinner, Braun’s I’ avillion, and Helen days of this week in the city the Coronado Beach. Every Sunday Treso ofx Tampa have returned to guor of her sister, Mrs. Roumillat. Death til Mrs. Peabody their homo after a pleasant visit Miss Harris is a former resident of •y to 1 p. m. GG-5tc with Miss Clara Goertz. Miss Versa Woodcock is spending Sanford ami has a host of friends After a long life well spent Mrs. her vacation in Jacksonville nnd who are always glad to see her home S. M Peabody died at the home of CALL FOR LEONS TRAN SFER her son, Don Peabody in Miami last Tampa. RELIABLE SERVICE. ALL •again. Mrs. Peabody pint Mason fruit jars at L. P. TRAIN S The hoards of county commission­ Sunday- morning. MET. G5-tf. had been in ill health for several ers of Lake and Volusia counties McCuller’s. 5G-tf Mrs. A. D. Smith and daughters, months and her children were called Mrs W. C. Wolfe and little sons Misses Charlotte and Irma have re­ were here Saturday to settle the her-* several weeks ago by her ill ness.|,.ft last Friday for North Carolina turned from a three months’ stay in <|ueslinn of free bridges across the Don corning up from Miami found St. Johns river in which all three , the mountains of North Carolina. and Virginia. his mother feeling well enough to counties are interested. The local Buy Diamonds. Wight Tiro Co. WANTED— OLD CLEAN stand a trip to Miami ami she was hoard gave the visitors a dinner at 55-tf RAGS. ANY KIND EX­ taken there In the hope that the the Seminole Hotel. CEPT OLD SOCKS. Mr and Mrs Ray Butts are home change would he of benefit hut after Capt. T. A. Neal is spending a few COATS, PANTS. OR again after a pleasant trip to Illinois consulting several of the physicians days in the city enjoying a furlough BED SPREADS. AT THE of that city it was found that an ar.d St Louis from his duties in the medical de­ HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf operation could not lie undertaken Prof. Dixie M. Hollins, county partment of the army stationed at at her advanced age and the disease Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rurdick re­ superintendent of public instruction Sun. Antonio Texas. The many of the liver would not turned from Daytona Beach Mon­ was a Sanford visitor this week. friends of the genial doctor are hopday. They were the guests of Mr, any other treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Sum mis and family ■>.* ,.V 'Tiit*'return to Sanford when Buruick’s parents while there. •TtoVe"YetuiTifJU 11 " ' pTuasaht trip The remains were brought here he has been mustered out of service. Mrs. J. M. Dresner has returned lo their old home on Long Island. for burial Tuesday afternoon the Allen Jones has received his honor­ Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is in from New York and other northern able discharge from the navy and is funeral taking place from the Meth­ Sanford on Monday, Wednesday markets where she spent six weeks home to stay Alien was one of the odist ehureh, of whieh denomination in selecting n fine line of ready-toand Fri ay of each week. 68-tf first hoys to join the navy when war Mrs. Peabody had been an active wear and millinery for her Sanford Mrs. R. E. Millen and Mrs. W. C. store.- The ne«- "onds arc arriving was declared and has been u<i trans­ member since early childhood. Rev. n-sv r."*1 *wo children arc expec­ daily and are being put on display. ports and ships of ull kinds ever C. W. White, pastor of the Method­ since. He went to the Virgin ist church officiated and the church ted home today from Decatur, Gn.,an She invites the Sanford ladies to call Islands several times and has seen was fillet! by the many friends who Indian Springs. and inspect this fine new line, —J|. Tl'iu'ti or the world since leaving turn known the deceased for so many A six course fish and chicken din­ P 1*1tc home hut he is more than glad to bo years. Interment was made in Lakener, 75c. Fish suppers 50c, at the Mrs. Wilmott has arrived in the in Sanford again and his rninty view cemetery, where the many Ayres Daytona Beach Hotel. 69-tf city and rented n store room In tht* j fricntljl nrt. K|a«i to have him bark beautiful fioral offerings attested to Mrs. M. C. Tolar and daughter, Bishop Block where she will have a the esteem in which Mrs. Peabody Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Brisson and Mrs. Loretta Brotherson are enjoy­ millinery and ready to wear this sea­ was held. family have sold their home place ing a visit with relatives and friends son. Sallie Moore Peabody was horn and will go to Daytona Beach for a at Hanwthorc. For Sale — One 1U1H Maxwell few months* vacation. Mr. Brisson in Tuskeegee Ala. seventy years ago an Quart Mason fruit jura at L. P. louring Car In gund condition, has lias been one of Sanford’s most suc­ moved to Georgia while a young girl. McCuller’s. 5G-tf only hern run 1508 miles. TermH cessful truckers and has worked hard She was married to Mr. Peabody in Address Max­ for many yenrs and now feels that 1885 coming to Sanford soon after­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Witte and may be arranged. family have arrived homo after well, c-o Herald. G6-2tc he is entitled to n rest. He and his ward, where Mr. Peabody engaged spending some time in New York Mrs. A. E. Housholdcr has been estimable family will return to San­ in the newspaper business here and visiting relatives and friends. the guest of her daughter-in-law at ford however some time in the future was also on the staff of the TJymesThere’s a man at the curb to Daytona, also spent several days to live again as they think there Is Union in Jacksonville hut resided with her son, E. F. Housholdcr no place like Sanford. serve you. 55-tf Wo wish here all that time. After his death here. them well In their new home and Mrs, Peabody nnd the family made Mr. ami Mrs. C, L. Polk, now of Sanford their home and the family hope for their early return as citi­ Jacksonville are spending a week or FRESH STO CK —Onion sets just has all been born and reared here, zens of this section. If you want early green two at their truck farm near Beek arrived, twelve children In all, four of the onions come around and see them. Hammock. sons being dead. Watermelons—Carload nice water­ Our fresh Bermuda onion seed will Will Take Up Practice Again Those children surviving here are melons at Old A. C. L. Depot. 58.00 nrirvo about Sept. 1st. Come in and lion. George A. DeCottes has de­ leave your order. The L. Allen Seed Mrs. Edwards of Washington state, per one hundred; 10 cents each; 3 cided to again take up the practice Co., Sanford, Fin. GG-2tp Douglass Peabody of New York, fur 25 cents. Larger ones 15c, 2 for of law in Sanford and will occupy Mrs. W. R. Griffith of this city, Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Garner are part of the offices over the Sem­ 25 cents. Guaranteed to he good ... expected homo Friday or Saturday, inole Bunk where he formerly hud Mrs. E. R. Marshall of St. Charles, GG-ltp Don Peabody of Miami was in the after spending some time In Nnynes- his offices and Attorney J. J. Dick­ III., Don Peabody of Miami, George city several days of this week, hav­ boro and Washington, D. C., stop­ inson who has also been occupying Peabody of Ft. Worth, Texas, Clif­ ford of the II. S. Army now at Cntfip ing hern called by the sad mission of ping also in Macon, Gn. these offices will have part of them. Mills, Henry who formerly resided The Ladies Guild of the Enia copal the death and funernl of his mother. Mr. DeCottes had derided when he here hut is now living in Jackson­ Mrs. A. R. Marshall of St. Charles, |church expect to hold a bazaar and went to war to discontinue his prac­ ville. I nois and formerly of this city, t h e 'fair for three afternoons ami nights tice hut has changed his mind nnd Don, Henry, Mrs. Marshall and daughter of Mrs. Peabody ' ia here of Dec. 2nd, 3rd nnd 4th in the decided that Sanford was the best also. Parish House. 1-tf place in the \Uirld and he has an­ Mrs. Griffith were with her at the Miss Alva Gates of Quitman, Ga., nounced that he will again pruetlce lime of her death. The .pall hearers were Dr. H. L. o isunsMinmnMiuuNMtiaaMUi suuuiuiiii .......... . a was in the city this week on a short law hero much to the satisfaction of When the war Marion, L I* McCuUer, F. W. Ma­ business trip. She expects to rrturn his many friends. to Sanford this winter and will he hrokj out Mr. DeCottes although honey, A It. Key. F P. Forster nnd over the age limit for draft joined J. E. Spurting. permanently located here. Fifty years ago her oldest child . W, M. Igou is now in Atlanta the Tank Corps nnd was made a lieutenant being stationed most of died and in his little hand held a purchasing mules for the Sanford SANFORD, FLO RID A cross which was gently taken from stable of Igou & Igou, and a carload the time at Gettysburg, Pa. Sunday, August 21th. him as his spirit wended its way to of mules will he here at the Igou heaven. This little cross was placed Stnhles next Monday. Thin is your Boost upon mother’s grave at the ceme­ chance to get some fine mules at the Leon's Auto Transfer. All trains tery Tuesday. The death of Mrs. beyinnin* of the farming season. met. Phone 91. Hotel Carnes. Peabody wns n beautiful close of a 1-Itc G7-tf well spent life after raising a large Mr3. Jack Hewett, who has been family and seeing them all grow up the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Ziltrow cr— Knight anti marry and have homes of their Purdon left Saturday night for A pretty wedding took place at own. Waynesboro, Ga., then from there 11:'5 Subject the home of the bride's parents on As the death dew gathered on her to Savannah and Tybee Island. _ the west side on Saturday afternoon brow, around her bedside gathered Capt. P. M. Elder bus returned at 4 o’ clock. The contracting par­ her ‘‘girls’ ’ and ’ ’ hoys"—always girls from a trip to his old home in ties being Miss Dernice Knight, and hoys to her. though now grown Georgia and other points north. He i daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Knight to mature years with hoys and girls will take u few days off before going and Mr. Oscar Ziltrowcr, son of Mr. around their own firesides. The life hack to his duties of postmaster. H. Zittrower, one of Sanford's suc­ so long interwoven with theirs, with W. M. Pepper of Gainesville of cessful truck growers. Only the im­ tearful eyes they watched as it slow­ the Pepper Publishing Co. was in mediate relatives of the family were ly but surely passed over. The love the city^ Saturday enroute home present. Mrs. Crowley and family of a mother for her children pnsseth from "Daytona Beach where he and from west Apopka coming over for human understanding. The hoys his family are spending the summer. the occasion. The bride is one of and girls thnt gathered about the cot Hon. Forrest Lake has returned Sanford’s popular young ladies and of this dying mother and so bravely from Jacksonville where he visited was the recipient of many nnd uso- fought the Death Angel, long ago hls many friends and where they (ul presents. Her many friends ex- passed out from the little home Preaching 8:30 P. M . gnvc him a hearty welcome and tend their liest wishes for her future circle. Business fares nnd their own Subject promises of support in hls^ race for hnppinrss. home circles have encroached upon congress. She was attired in a modish trnv- their time, may have robbed mother Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Garner, Mr. cling suit of durk blue, white silk of their companionship, hut she was over Just the same; rejoicing in their D. L. Thrasher and Miss May waist nnd hat. Thrasher and Mr. nnd Mrs. R. T. The hpppy pair left umldst a succcsaes and grieving at their mis­ They' may have grown Thrasher left Wednesday for Day- shower of rice and congratulations fortunes. uway from her, but she never from tona Beach where they will spend for parts unknown, them; they were still her hoys nnd several days. girls. We know- that years hence the Dr. nnd Mrs. Puleston, Dr. Ralph, Hospital Directors lu Meet Stevens nnd Roy C. Bowers have re-t ^ recently elected hoard of <H- memory of her unselfish devotion turned from a trip to Miami. ^ r- 1rectors of the Fcrnnld-Laughton Me- will make them hotter men and bet­ Pulcston has purchased a home there: xxinrirxl Hospital will hold their first ter women uml her precepts bo their f Tou will receive a warm and wll remove to that city about mect'ng next Tuesday night, August guiding star. October 1st. 26th at the Court House at 8:30 l "ulcenie and somethin)? Leases II. & O. Repair Shop Mr. I). L. Thrasher and daughter, o’ clock. Every member of the board i to caiu-y home with you May and Mr, Harry Fcrran re- is urgently requested to be present Voile Williams has leased the auto All of their,|havo repair department of the B. & O. •-TriiViiiwnnwirisininiinMmiwia i sump !| turned from Montreat and Mender-, a*- this meeting. Little Happenings Mention or Mailers In Brief Personal Items of Interest In and A b o u t The C ity *£ F I R S T * t METHODIST CHURCH 1 I Sunday School - 1 0 :3 0 A . M . jj PAGE SEVEN -----= T teaching by Pastor j “Wh a t the Wo r l d f Has a Right to Exjj pect of the Church” Senior League * 7 :3 0 P. M. ‘ Two men, t wo worlds, t wo char­ a c t e r s and two eternities” Summary of Ihe Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Renders Joan of Arc , (Jcane d* Arc) “ Remarkable Life and Cause” B y G EO . H Y M A N , D . D. At Ihe Baptist Temple, Sunday, Aug. 24, 8:30 P. M.. WELCOME TO ALL The birthplace o f this French Heroine a n d other places o f inter­ est in her life, were visited by Dr. Hyman w h i l e serving a s Chaplain in France. A Solo will he Sung by Mrs. A. M. Phillips. 11:15 A. M. Subject: Mrs. Sr hello Moines. Pianist “ Organized for Local Welfare” Garage on Park avenue and Is al­ ready in charge of the work. Mr. Williams needs no introduc­ tion to the auto owners of Sanford and vicinity us he has been in the auto repair business for n number of years and is ionsidered one of the best H *P' bunlneza. He has a competent force of me­ chanics and is already doing a nice business, C .,j a . u i i v i ; lor Sanford W. P. Reave representing the Polk Directory Co. is in the city looking over the ground preparatory to printing another city directory* for Sanford to he put out nbout Jan. 1, 1920. This, will h« »he•third Polk directory for Sanford, each one show­ ing much itnprobemcnt in the city proper and the growth of the city each v e v . v»r/. Directory Is |recognized as the best that is pub­ lic li'-d and Sanford is fortunate in Bankston Bros. having this firm engaged in this Roberts, Gn., Jan.-----great work. Old Konturky Mfg. Co., Puducnh, Ky. Seeing the Earth Rotate. Gentlemen If a long pendulum Is «i*t swinging A Mr. Will Wachter of this eoutry has some hogs that were down with Its point o f suspen'lon free to with cholera and had given up all turn, the plane of swing will remain hope of saving them uml would not fixed while tho rotating earth skew* spend one penny on them. 1 gave around under It, This Is the finest demonstration of the earth's rotation, him one 15 pound pail of your 11. A. nnd recently at Wellington. New Zen* Thomas' Hog Powder and he has hind, n petidltfiiiO only ten feet long just come in and paid me for it and showed the nitnt’on with JO «oes. nftcr advises that every one of his sick the swing begun. hogs got well uml that he killed them and now has them in his smoke Death. house ami that ail were ns fine as Dentil Is nothing more nr l»*«s than any he hud klllort this year. slipping Hark Into your own sub000* I want to add that lie said his sciolism.'*, and so becoming greater hogs were down and so sick that he and finer mid more active—more use­ had to pry their mouths open and ful, too—and with grander powers his wife poured the powder down than mi ever huff lu onr limited Imper­ fect bodies. Life Is nothing hut an their throats. Please find cheek in full of my ac­ episode In our universal life. . , . count and with kindest regnrds we Death Is Just n change of direction then, really; that's nil.—From "Tho beg to remain, Promise of Air," l»y Algernon Black­ Yours very truly, wood. Bankston Bros, For sale by Merchants Grocery Co. Dictaphone Calls Mother. til-5*«. A dictaphone with n megaphone and n Iniid-speiiking amplifier In the receiv­ er Is shown In Popular Mechanics Mag­ . . . . . . . * * * * * * * azine. With the receiver fastened to the baby's crib In the nursery upstairs, Christian Science services nnd the megnphnn** phteeil in the parwill he held at the Woman's lot below, the arrangement works to Club, Oak avenue, between satisfaction. Mother may go about Third and Fourth strets, her housework, while hnby wllj, sleep on Sunday, morning nt 11 soundly, undisturbed by tin* noise of oclock. 48-tf the living-room, hut If he should waken, his cries will he Instnntly heard ♦ * * * * * * downstairs. f 3 H| ARE 'rou DOING ALL YOU CAN ? * * ' , < * - •— —— - — - • A re you exerting yourself to* the utmost to make your farming, your business, your productivities 100 per cent efficient? D o you need money, advice or help to enlarge your activities in these lines? This Bank stands ready to encourage to the utmost all legitimate production. ;flO M E J N S T I T U T I .Q N n flB S s �BM L , ■ gss •«* ■ m' m, E3w ■u* . ANewWayto Save Soap!-i Justs tabtczpoonful ofGItANDl M A ,th e wonderful powdered soap in the water. That take* the place of all the chipping, slicing end rubbing that you do now whenrrer you wash or clean. And you save loap. You know just bow much to use. 5s a riel v t«ass« Isn't It simple^ Whit women would put up with the fuu and bother of bar soap lying around and waiting away, when she can now hare thla marvelous powdered soap, T ry th is P o w d e r e d S o a p T o d a y ! Grandma's Powdered Soap Saves TIM E—Saves W O R K —Saves SOAP Your Grocer Has It! BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEK BOX SCORES OF AL1. GAMES PLAYED BY SANFORD TEAM !/• I te*H TIIF. SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT I’ V is 4 1 2 G Williams, rf Orinndo Won Two Monday 1 1 2 1 St. Charles, ss. Orlando and Sanford rang down 4 0 2 1 Sewell, p the ckrtain on the first half of the Florida Stutc :League 1919 scaron T ota l..................31 7 8 27 10 3 at Orlando Monday with a double Score by Innings: victory for Orlando in two pretty lo i ooo 002—4 slugging battles. The scores were 7 Sanford . Orlando ... 403 000 000— 7 to 4 and G to 4. Summary: Left on bases, Sanford, The hitting of St. Charles, Sewell 11, Orlando 7: two base hits, John­ and Williams, with the all-around son, Childs, Hord: three base hits, playing of Stewart, featured the Quinn; first base or, U lh , ml wu.»first gniiiu. Hitt, ok **f >il> Charles 211 3, off Chapman I; struck out, by and Williams also featured’ the sec­ Sewell 4, by Chapman 3; sacrifice ond game. hits, Stephens, Blount, P. Chapman; Sanford— All It H I’ O A E stolen bases, Stewart, Chapman, Stewart. 2b 2 3 1 2 2 0 Williums, lllount; wild pitches Sew­ Chapman, c 1 0 0 5 1 0 ell; bnttrr hit, JIuiJ, limner, MewJohnson, if.. .... 6 u 1 1 l art; time of game, 1:15; umpire, Hord, 3b.. ______ 1 0 3 - 3 Baird. Albanese, 11> ......... 5 0 ! Ill 1 SECOND g a m e White, If 5 0 0 0 0 Sanford — AH R II PO A s Childs, if 4 0 2 1 0 Steward, 2b 4 1 1 4 n 0 Davis, s s ................ 3 0 1 0 -2 Chapman, cf .. 4 *1 1 3 l 0 - Chapman, p ........ 3 1 1 0 3 Johnson, cf .. 3 0 1 l 0 n Hard. 3h . . 4 0 o 0 0 0 Totals ............ 35 I 9 24 13 3 O 0 0 G 1 1 Orlando— ... All It II PO A K Albanese, lb 0 (1 O White. If .. 3 0 0 Urn Glount, 2b ......... 4 0 0 1 0 Childs, rf 0 0 1 0 (1 1 Quinn, c ................. 4 1 1 5 0 Davis, ss..... .. 0 0 1 . 3 0 1 Schuyler, cf 3 2 1 4 0 o 0 Martin, p . 1 t 0 Stephens, 3b . . . . . . 3 0 0 0 5 •Ellis .......... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Blount, lb 2 1 0 S 0 Hunter, 11 .. . 3 I 0 I 0 Totals 31 4 G 18 7 2 1,000 persons saw the Growers slaughter the Celery Feds here this Afternoon to the tune of 10 to 1, with everybody taking n swipe at Ellis' offerings. The Growers piled up seventeen bingles, five of them coming off Foss' big stick. The da;' was a holiday in honor of the opening of the free bridge be­ tween Hradentown and Palmetto ami the crowd thronged the city from mill's around The score: Baiifui d — _____ ...AM it It 1*0 A K 5 i o 5 3 1 Stewart, 2b o 8 8 O Chapman, c 4 i 2 i 1 0 0 0 Johnson, cf 1 0 Hord. 3b........... . 4 0 1 O *tm m o o t m 1 1 0 Albanese, lb .... 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 White. If........ 4 0 0 0 0 0 Childs, rf Davis, ss........... .... 4 1 1 i 0 1 Ellis, p ..... ...... ... 4 0 1 t 8 l Ellis, p .............. .... 4 0 1 1 8 1 .35 Totals........ Hradentown— AH 4 Benedict, rf Burroughs, 2l i .. .... 4 5 Vaughn, lb .. 5 Foss, 3b 5 Rood, If Angel, cf ........... .... 4 o Francis, ss 4 McDaniel, c Drake, p ... .... 4 4 10 K II •1 1 o*# 1 1 «» 3 5 1 3 0 1 \ l 0 Q 0 1 24 18 PO A 0 0 l 3 9 0 l Om 11 0 1 0 4 fi 8 •> 1 3 6 E 0 1 0 0 l 0 0 II 0 Totals........... 37 10 17 27 IG 41 Score by innings: 210 100 000- -4 Sanford 100 on 3 l l x - 10 Hradentown . . Summary: Left on bases Sanford G Summary: Left on bases, San­ ford, G, Hradentown, 7; two base hits, Ellis, Foss 2; three base hits, McDaniel 2; Albanese; first base on balls, off Drake 3, Ellis 3; struck out, by Drake 8, Ellis 3; struck out by Drake 8, Ellis; sacrifice hits, BurJfcS5;"'oiffTe7r‘ na5es,* Stewart, Chap­ man, Angel; passed balls, Mc­ Daniels: wild pitches, Drake 1, Ellis 1. Stewart, 2 b Chapman, rf .Iriht'sn.n__■•£.■*< — » Hord, 31; Albanese, lb White, If Rive, c Davis, ss Martin, p ....... 3 2 1 4 1 0 3 1 1 5 0 1 4 0 0 5 0 0 4 0 1 5 0 0 4 1 1 4 3 0 2 13 1 2 1 3 1 4 3 0 0 2 0 1 0 Quibbling With the Umpire E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY JACKAONYlLUir FLOHItl.4 K there is anything that will ruin Fertilizers, Insecticides. Sprayers. Psqhry Supplies the huso bull sport ns far ns the fans For thirty years wo have been manufacturing fertilizers In this Stale--we have are concerned, It is the constant fuss­ satisfied customers In every county In F. irida. Prices always in lire with Quality ing with the man who is in charge of Write for Latest Price List. J. E. SPERLING, Local Agent, SANFORD, FLORIDA the game. It is disgusting, unpop­ ular and disloyal to the interests o; base bull. If you have followed ball games at all, you have not seen nn umpire in a hundred games make a single change in his decision, regard­ less of protestations and howls that may go up. In the next place, it serves to prejudice the official, and it don't sound good to hear a lot of beefers from the grand stand and bleachers kicking on decisions. ieware of the Something for Nothing Fakir The umpire should run the game. He is hired for that purpose, and if other teams and players want to chew the rag and kick and get thrown out of the game, that is all right, but the Star hopes that the local management will put a fine on every player that tries to unduly in­ terfere with tho work of the umpire, whether at home or away. Yester­ day Lakeland had two men sent from the field at Orlando. We are not saying that the decisions of the umpire were right and that they don't make mistakes, hut from the standpoint of the sportsmanship in the game and the spectator’s view­ point, umpire baiting is not proper anti right and every management should make it a special point to stop it, or two things sure will re­ sult. Either the league will have a set of wobbly, good for nothing umpires which will ruin the game, or else the umpires will ruin the sport for them by fining and benching the men. It is up to the league to hack up the umpires or the game, too, will he ruined, and those who know base hall certainly understand that the umoire r-raiv swing and the players hold their heads, or organized baseball will die out. Y o u can put this down as an infallible rule— there is no such th in g as so m eth in g 'for n oth in g . If vou k eep th at principle in m ind y ou will be b u y ­ in g real* food value w ith you r dollars, w h ich , of course, m eans a con servation arid a saving. W h en you see anything offered for sale ‘‘cheap,” beware. Som e thoughtless housewives believe th ey effect a s a v i n g by using self rising flour. In most cases they are buying an inferior food and paving far more than the irticle is actually worth. So the housewife w ho thinks she is getting her baking powder for nothing is mg dearly for it and instead o f getting a pure, plain flour and baking powder added, in the majority of cases is getting a poor grade of flour, a cheap grade o f powder containing calcium sulphate or plaaiei o f paris. Players don't need to make a fuss over a decision that they think L uniair tor any sympathy that might come from the crowd That will come anyhow The rrowd will back up the player every time, and it !:i the doty <tf * the game to be sport enough to play hull his best and do everything he can to win Disputing with the umpire sure won't do it and It never has H . L. Eskew, Food Commissioner of the State of Tennessee, in a recent address at Atlantic ( ,M\ laid: “ I would not toltrale flour product* like some of ik* ‘self riling flour’ told in a Urge p»rt of the South, the concomitant* of which are alike unknown and not to be ascertained by the connmrr anil whots purity in tbe muter of phoiphatc it open to serious question ai a deceptive agency." Buy a pure, plain flour and a standard bak­ ing powder and you will know juit what you are buying and you will be getting more for your money. Look at the Best la Sight. Get Into the hnldt uf~!*»iklng r.t the silver lining nf the cloud: «.ud. when you have found It, cr.jMnne to look nt It rather than nt the leaden gray In tho middle. It will help you over many hnrd places.—A. A. Wlllln, D. D. Sjilng Gian. Tho Sc lent Ilie Am or Iran says: Make n not nt Ion of 1 oz. rnmphns, 1*4 nx. spirits turpentine nnd I dr. of ether. Keep the end o f the drilling tool wet with this fluid. The sharp corner of n freshly broken point of a file Is nno of tho best drilling loolr, for lids pur­ pose. Note—Mu* Costello it already well hnoten to moil of Ike ladies o f our city. She is c f the domestic Science Branch of the University of Chicago, Simmons College. lloUem Cooking School, agraduateof Lewi* Institute. Supenisor of Domestic Science in Public Schools. Speaal Lecturer on Domestic Arts and Economy, Special Lecturer to the Womens Clubs. We art publishing a series of her most important articles. TRY A 25c WANT AD FOR QUICK RESULTS % KENT VULCANIZING W ORKS Florida Safe & Lock Co. Rising Sun Self R ising Flour It means flour which has a sci­ entific baking efficiency and an inestimable food value. Something is wrong somewhere. In the long run you get just about what you pay for and if you try to get something for nothing you will generally get less than you pay for. 0 0 won a game from n real indicator handler — Lakeland Star Totals AH It If PO A E Tampa — 3 1 •1 1 0 0 Turner, cf Johnston, ss . ....... 3 0 0 1 y 0 4 U 0 1 0 0 Harbor, If 3 0 0 3 4 4 Felix, 3b 3 0 1 0 0 0 Jackson, rf •Butted for Albanese in seventh Brown, 2b 3 0 0 •> 3 1 Orlando— All R II PO A E Dellinger, lb 3 II 0 9 0 (i 3 II 1 10 3 1 Glount, 2b 3 0 0 1 1 0 Farrior, c QulRn, c *2 0 11 0 •1 1 Wells, p . Schuyler, cf Stephens, 3b 27 1 4 *1 •>7 * 12 ( Totals Blount, lb Score by innings: Williams, If Sanford 200 ooo 003—B Hunter, rf Tampa . 100 00(1 000— 1 St. Charles, ss Summary: Left on bases, San­ 2ft Dunifee, p 3 0 1 1 2 0 ford 13; Tampa 3. First base on balls, Air Martin I. off Wells 5. Totals -’G « 9 21 8 3 Struck out by Martin 1, Wells 9. Score by innings: Sacrifice bits, Johnson, Turner, John­ Surrilire lly, Felix. Stolen Sanford 000 020 2 —2 ston. bases, Stewart 3. Chapman, Hord. Orlando . ool till ' TELL IT TO (It'll MAN Rive. Wild pitches, Wells 2. Hat­ Seven innings by agreement. If you Itavt* tire troubles, let our Double plays, Summary: Left on bases, Sanford ter hit, Allmnese. vulcanlzcr know. He never tires of White to Hord: Davis to Stewart to 9, Orlando 2; two base hits. Blount, hearing tiro troubles that tire tho Albanese. Time of game, two hours. Hunter, Stewart, Johnson; first on nerve* of auto owners and chauf­ feurs. There is no tire built that he hulls, off Dunifee 1, off Martin 0 ; Umpire, Knowltun. cannot vulcanize and bring back to struck nut, Dunifee 7, Martin 3; Well, we haven’ t cinched the old It the breath of life unless the cas­ stolen bases, Stewart, Chapman, pennant yet in the first and will ing is practically gone. Our vulcan­ Williams, Quinn; passed balls, Chap­ have to play for it today in one of man: butter hit, Johnson, White; the gumes with Orlando. Of course izing naves many dollars. double plays, Stewart to Albanese; Orlando will let us have it for they umpire, Ilaird. are all anxious down there for San­ ford to win the first half. They al­ % PHONE 17 lowed us to win the games that we Hradentown Wins Tuesday should have won down there Mon­ Hradentown, Aug. 19.— More than Oak an 3rd St. Sunford, Florid day, too, we don’ t think. Anyhow Orlando played well and that is more than we can say for Sanford. Of all the punk exhibitions of ball play­ ing on the part of some - f the pLyers Monday's game wan the limit. This docs not go for the few players on the Sanford team that always Vault Doors, Fire P roof Safes, play the game. They were there as usual trying to win and playing the gume right up to the limit but if all Safely Deposit Boxes. the members of the home team had played the gnme we won d have the Prompt Delivery Box 81, Lakeland, Florida rug in the first series cinched now in­ stead of giving us all heart disease for the next week or so. The winners of the first half are still to he chosen. Hnd Sanford won one of the games In Orlando Monday we would have won the first i.cries. Wo lost both of them and Hradentown lost their game which ties us for the first place. Hradentown hns played out her schedule and we still hava two w h en applied to games to play, one today with Or­ lando and another one with Lakeland. If we win today we are "Jake" and can rest easy for we Is m o re than a trade name will have won the pennant or at least have it cinched. Hut believe me, hoys, you will have to put up a better quality of tho old game than you exhibited In Orlando. We cun win it all right nnd after climbing to the top and staying there to he W I G H T GROCERY C O „ chased out of the pennant class in Sanford, Fla. the ! » : frame in enough to make ////mu. any fan sore. Get right today and \\\\W\\\\ win that rug, boys. AUGUST 22. 1919 LUCKY STRIKE cigarette It's toasted to in­ crease the good, ■\vholesoir e flavor o f the Kentucky B urley t o b a c c o . A regular man's smoke and deli* cious! �A lffiS T 22, 1919 THE! SANFORD HERALD PAGE NINE TOLD ABOUT YORK I)r. Ilymun at the Baptist Temple Gave Lecture on Great Soldier. T h e y W in Y o u On Qualityl Your enjoyment or Camels will be very great because their refreshing flavor and fragrance and mellowness is so enticingly different. You never tasted such a cigarette I Bite is elimi-' nated and there is a cheerful absence of any unpleasant cigaretty after-taste or any un­ pleasant cigaretty odor! r ,S | f t* I X J M £ 5T,C 18 cents a package Camels are made of an expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos and are smooth and mild, but have that desirable fullbody and certainly hand out satisfaction in generous measure. You will prefer this Camel blend to either kind of tobacco smoked straight! C*m*ft ar* •ohf *> try wh»r» in acimntiflcallf •#*/#<! psek • o f 20 c i£*t*tt*9Z or !•#» 1200 ctin trtt**} in ■■pspmr* tO rrtod carton lV r tlrtwgty r**h oirtm*nd t h f carton for th* ham* o f o/fir* supply or wh*n you tt***t i 7 SV jCl SSfiC Give Camels the stifTest tryout, then compare them with any cigarette in wor^ ut any price for quality, flavor, satisfaction. N o m a tte r Dr. George Hyman talked to standing room only nr tho Tempie last Sunday night, Ills aubjeet being "Sergeant York" what he did and what he said. Dr. Ilyrnan was chaplain in the 82nd Division during the war and was part of the division in which Sergeant York played such a large part. Dr. Hy­ man ntso went on a lour of the camps in France after the armistice, speaking with Sergeant York and knew the great soldier intimately and was able to give the audience here some bits of most interesting Inside history in York's experience This young Tennessee mountaineer, deeply religious and not believing in war became one of the greatest sol­ diers in the World war and this sub­ ject became the theme for a most powerful sermon from Dr. Hyman, taki ig the nr.ttn of Sergeant York to keep cool and trust in the Lord, Dr. Hyman giving the people here these hits of personal experience in the World war is attracting a large audience to the Baptist Temple this summer and next Sunday he will talk upon another most interesting subject, entitled Joan of Arc. Dr, Hyman visited the birthplace of Joan in France and obtained liis in­ formation about her life and wonder­ ful adventures from the descendants of the French people who have lived at tiie birthplace of Joan all these yen rs. iA 'M on ey S a v e r !,r j.;k r~r,,\.'Jr’ K u XAO(VV LU1l i m i t 0 Inch stay* up to 2 0 Inch Haight II Inch sta y s shove 2 0 Inch Haight AM E R I C A N F E N C E ~ | W e arc sole agents for A m erican Steel & W ire Com pany. anti W e have a complete stock our prices a rt right. Daily Fashion Hint ^ IrCtW l i b e r a u y " y o u ' s m o k e ^ C a m e l s t h e y w i l l n o t t ir e n Hour, y o u r fas re / anti i c t Fruit and Vegetable Crates TCDACCG CO, Winston-Salem, N. C. K- J- REYN OLDS MV Y*« Can Bay From Ua at Whole**!* Prices .... W. A. Merrjday Compaiy Among Distinguished Colleges War Training In Pre-'dent A. A. Murphrce of the University of Florida has received a letter from the Adjutant General of the Army, stating that the Univer­ sity ut Florida qualified for classifica­ tion in the 1911) list of schoo'ls at which military education Is tauglit as a "distinguished college." The bullj-tin showing this qualifi­ cation follows: Hn-ed upon reports of otlicers de­ tail'll (nr the purpose of making the annua! inspection of the military departments of educational instutu* lion* at which otlicers of the army ar- detailed as professors of military Mi' ii'i and tactics, the following named institutions are announced as the distinguished colleges and the honor schools, respectively, as con­ templated by paragraph 130, Com­ pilation of Orders, 1881-1915, ns changed: \,t ulturul and Mechanical Colleg» - ' Texas, College Station, Tex­ as. t null University, Ithaca. N. Y. Mi lagan Agricultural College, West Lansing, Mich. Norwieh University, North Held, WhenYourSprin^Breaks Oregon Agricultural College, Cornvollis, Ore. Pennsylvania Military College, Chester, Pn. St. Johns College, Annapolis, Md. The Citadel, Charleston, S. C. University of California, Berkeley, Cal. University of Florida; Gainesville, Fin . Virginia Agricultural and Mechan­ ical College uml Polytechnic Insti­ tute, Blacksburg, Vu. Virginia Military Institute, Lex­ ington, Va. Culver Military Academy. Culver, hid. Kemper Military School, Buonville, Mo. Kentucky Military Institute, Lyn­ don, Ky. New Mexico Military Institute, Roswell, N. M. Northwestern Military ant! Naval Academy, Lake Geneva, Wis. Sewanec Military Academy, Sewar.ee, Tenn. Shattuck School,. Faribault, Minn. Staunton Military Academy, Staunton, Va. St. John's Military Academy, DeInfleld, Wis. St. John’s School, Manlius, N. Y. By order of the Secretary of War. Peyton C. March, General, Chief of Stall. Oilicinl: P. C. Harris, The Adjutant General. AUTO O W N E R S IlnptiHt Temple Every Sunday Even­ ing at Seven Thirty Call on us for exact duplicate of your broken spring, ^ nnd receive J spring satMi ivfjctiou Mm Out is jK y real. Every oiu* is wanted at B, Y. P. U every Sunday evening at 7:30. Group Three in charge next Sun­ day with a good program prepared Miss Virginia DeCoursey is Cap­ tain of Group Three and the subject will be "W hat Do We Mean by the Second Coming of Christ?" This is a very interesting subject uiul one which should concern every one. Let us all be there. Groups One and Three, having lost in the recent Good Program Contest will entertain Group Two SANFORD FLORIDA WE H AVE FOUND IT! DAISY TILE ' I’LRFKCT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to Water,"Chemical Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. Made from that same material adopted by Iho Government to withstand •'Uric nnd Picric Acid testa in the construction of Its Immense acid plants. Our supply Is limited only by our demand. S( '1-E AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES. FLA. Stock in yards.and 25,000 ready for «hlpmcn!. MAHONEY-W ALKER CO V p ' ’ ' ’* : rtonitH* •»y i ■* nankom j rtoRttn sANKotm; Friday evening, Aug 22, immediately after choir practice. We want every member to ho there for a good time is expected. Well! We all got back .safe and nmmd after having a roaring good time. What? , You never knew about it? Why, the whole H Y I’ U along with a bunch of others went out to Lake Harney last Thurs­ day and stayed until Saturday night You ought to have been along Let me tell you who all went Let’s see, there were .Misses May me Steele, Virginia DeCoursey, Maude Jinkins, Helen Chorpening, J . L a i n g . Essie Whittle, Hutlt Whittle, Ruth Lossint^, Vivian Crosby, Clara Mil­ ieu, Virgin Horne Hyman, Julia Laing, Lucile Hines, Annie Cam­ eron, Mary Garrison, Alice De­ Coursey, Martha Garrison; Mesdnmes Cox, DeCoursey, Perry, Hy­ man, Lossing; Dr George Hyman; Messrs Herman Steele, Iiurko Steele, Hen Steele, George Steele, Fay I.ossing, Glenn Whittle, John Hyman, A S Perry, John D Jinkins, W C DeCoursey, J G Michael, Henry Cameron, John Wade, How is that for a jolly bunch. A thoroughly good time was en­ joyed by every one. Plenty of fish to eat and a regular Imh fry supper Friday evening. The young people ns well as tin* older went rowing and bathing every day. The mosquitoes came In for their share too, a little nore than their share to tell the truth, but no one cared, that is, no one cared next morning. Another house party is planned for some time in September hut no date bus been fixed as yet. We are all looking forward to having a big time then. * Royal Arch Masons, Attention At the next regular convocation of Monroe Chapter, No. 15, R. A. M „ which will bo held on Tuesday even­ ing, Aug. 2fi. the Boat Master and most excellent degrees will lie con­ ferred. / Arrangements have been made with our Chaplain, Dr. George Hy­ man to deliver a series of ten min­ ute talks on the "History of Free­ masonry and Concordant Orders," which will include a synopsis of the symbolic, apocalyptic and philo­ sophic degrees, legendary and h.storic. Whence came Masonry? What is it? What is it doing? The answers to these momentous questions cannot fail to lie invalu­ able to the Cruft. These talks will bo given after the regular order of work, and the sub­ ject for this meeting will he "T h e Traditions of the Mark Master’s Degree.” Chaplain Hymen i* a thirty sec­ ond degree Mason and Knights Templar and well learned in all of the work. Every Companion of Monroe Chapter, visiting Royal Arch Ma­ sons and all Mark, Past and Most F.xccllent Masters are sincerely art] cordially invited to attend. Jumes Moughton, High Priest. Pilatko, Florida THE MOST DANGEROUS DISEASE OLD TtTlS MADE NEW. Everyone is ransacking t'.o old 'atnlly wardrobe nowadays lor pieces :>f fur which may be turned Into fashtunable garments. The liest parts of mi old coat or capo may tie utilized Tor this nhnwl, with cap to match. In Hudson seal, sable, Persian Iamb, etc.. |t |s very smart. Pictorial Review Shawl No. 7777. One size nnlv. Price, 20 cents. Blouse No. 7001. Sizes. 51 to 12 I-■'lies Price. 20 cents. ^klrt No. 7725. Sizes, 21 to 32 In* 'be*t waist Pris*. 20 cents. No onran* Of ths human b o d y ar* *0 Important to htalth anil limit lire * * the kidneys. W h en they alow up and comtntnea to Ii k In thslr dutlss, lo o k null fin d out wtmt the trouble Is— without delay. W h e n e v e r you fesl nervous, weak, dl*«y, suffer from sleeplessness, or have pains In the back— i c a k e up at once. Your kidneys nred help. Thr«s are signs to warn you that y o u r k id ­ neys aie not performlnir th eir fu n c ­ tions properly. They ar* o n ly half doing tluJr w o r k nnj are a l l o w i n g Im­ purities to accumulate and t>« c o n v e r t ­ ed Into uric a d d nnd other poisons, which are vanning you distress nnd will destroy yuu unless they ar* driven from your system. Oet som e GOLD M K P A I, H o a d e m Oil CkpsMlea at once. They are an old, tried preparation used all over the w orld fo r renturles. Thry lotilaln only o la -fa s h loneJ, sonlhlng oils combined with Slrcnath-Klvltur and eysiem-eleanslngr herbs, wall ltnown and used by p h y s i­ cians In th<4r dally prucllce, HOLD UK DAL, Haarlem Oil Oipsuloe nre Im­ ported direct from the laboratories in Holland. They ar« convenient to ta J o, and wilt cither Klve prompt relief o r your m o n e y will l*e refunded. Ask fur ihmii ot any drmr store, but he sure to Kd thu original Imported ‘ UOI.D MKDAI, brand. Accent tiu i*ibstltutetIn sealed packaxe* atiree slice. Simon’s Worldbeater Pepper Has Made Good in Florida and'T exas for the Past Four A prominent grower o f Sanford, Flor­ ida, whose name we can furnish on application, purchased 20 pounds o f our Worldbeater Pepper in Decem ber 1018. l i e reports that many o f the plants bore as high as 0 marketable peppers the first picking. The average was ‘1 peppersper plant for the entire acreage the first picking, or a total o f •100 crates per acre, which were mark­ eted at $4.00 per crate. We cannot recomend too highly our Worldbeater Pepper to all southern growers who desire to grow a money-making crop. PRICE: Oz. 45c; , 1-4 lb $1.00; Lb. $0.00 Postpaid. THE GENUINE STOCK CAN ONLY BE SECURED FRO M im on 438 Market Street, Philadelphia, P a 1k. lift ; *rv.;£B dn'rsm )L ; [■ t if Introduced b j us several years ago Send postal for Fall Catalogue, ready now i i ? 8 f. IIS n •-"fri •; t ‘ ‘ 1 '-r , • ' • �•• *1 • 1 i! rr I 1 Iff i f life y* 1-T If i ' 1 I t: ii( yfi lb 1i l J r f1 I fill fin i; ; i| w fe ­ ll) rj if t r 1 t i> f i AUGUST 22. 1919 TliII SANFORD HERALD T A C r TEN with the business life of the com­ munity. One of the new film compcnies with present headquarters in New York is looking for a permanent lo­ B U IL D E R S S U P P L I E S cation for making pictures all the year round and two of the members of the corporation have already been In Hanford looking around. They were well pleased with the city nnd LATHS, the surrounding territory and if they ran find a place that will suit their purpose nnd can get the people in­ ♦ SHINGLES ,! terested in the project they will probably locate here some time this SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE fall. Moving picture people want the co-operation of the people in the section where they locute und when­ WE TAKE LIBERTY IIOND.S AT PAH ever they get this co-operation, wherever they enn get the people to TO GKT KAHLY ACTION take some of the stock nnd get u location at a reasonable price they have been the subject of consider­ On Demands of Shopmen Thut are more than apt to locate and stay able criticism, out the Wheeler Will Prevent Strike put for some time. books adopted for the coming live Washington, Aug. 20.— Enrly no­ This purt of Florida would lend yeurs are rovised editions. tion to settle unrest in the ranks of itself to the making of moving pic­ The exchange prices on the books railway employees wdio have hcer. tures admirabVv so these men said in now in ure for the books adopted (Continued from page 1) demanding new wage advances was speaking about Sanford the other are listed as follows: forecast today. After a lengthy con­ day. They could get nil the lnkes States, has been replaced by Thomp­ Exchange Price on Hooks ference with heads of six shop craft and rivers and tropical scenery they son's "H istory of the People of the United Slates," published by I). C. ’ Mastery of Words," by Sarah the director-general went to the want, they could camouflage for the Heath & Co. Louise Arnold: Hook 1 (grades 1-51, White House today to discuss with mountains and should they want a President Wilson the situation facing big city picture could run down to The "Century Speller" has been list price 32 cents, exchange price 16 the railroad administration. While Jacksonville nny time. succeeded by "M astery of Words," cents; book 2 (grades 6-8), list nrice no announcement was made it was by Sarah Louise Arnold, published 22 cents, exchange price Hi They expect to take up the matter ! understood that the whole matter by the Iroquois Publishing Com­ bound in one volume (grade through the Sanford Hoard of Trade list price 26 cents, exchange prn, If! was considered, including a prob­ and will prohumy meet with the pany, Syracuse, N. V. able dciirit every month this year, cents. due to a falling <>l! in business and a people of Sanford in a few weeks In rivil government, "O ur Gov­ Wheeler’s graded literary readers, higher cost of labor and materials. setting forth their proposition. ernment," by Yocum, published by eight book series: Primer, revised James & Sanford, has given way to Mr. Hines promised the shop­ 1918 edition, list price 25 cents, ex­ Turkington's "M y C ountry," pub­ change price 12 cents; first reader, men's leaders he would give careful lished by Ginn & Co. revised 1918 edition, 25 cents-12 consideration to all the facts pre­ Duggar’s book on agriculture, cents; second reader, 25-17 cents; sented and would endeavor to reach which has been in use ever since fourth reader, with interpretations, a final decision in the near future. agriculture was adopted in the 50-25 cents; fifth reader, with inter­ indicating that he will not order into schools, has been displaced by Da­ pretations, 50-25 cents; sixth reader, effect any change in the wage scale vis* "Productive Farming." pub­ with interpretations, (50-20 cents; without referring the demands to a lished by the J. H. Lippineott Com­ seventh reader, with interpretations. board for 5 ** .. pany of Pb'b>d..|ohj1.v----dV-o\7 "cents; eighth reader, with in­ The shopmen's demands were pre­ An etlort to oust the Wheeler terpretations, (50-20 cents. sented in the spring to the board of readers, published by W. II. Wheeler Thompson's "A History of the railway wages and working condi­ & Co., Chicago, which habve been in People of the United States1" List tions. which took extensive testiuse for many years, and are said to price $1. exchance wire .r>n »••••:(.<tnd men divided even!} on Turkington's "M> Country” civil ways and means. This was followed government : List price !'0 cents, ex­ by the uniAithorizcd strike in many sections of the country. change price 15 cents'. NOW OPEN Leaders.of the shopmen, ouOinirg "D avis’ Productive Farming," by Catering to Commercial Men Y.'.VV nrice 8(5 cents, tf'.e . " - n r , for their demands, .i-..*. and lion Hies --•* that they did not rest primarily on •tfcft*♦' I’ai*. Kiln ltra»nnahle exchange price 42 cents. 7 hr TAVAIIKS INN. Taiarr*. IU . New Frye geographies which have the Increased cost of living, although also been adopted are exchangeable that was a contributing factor, but as follows: "Frye's New Geography" were based on tin* proposition that with Florida supplement, list, price the wages of railroad shopmen ought C AS H P A I D FOR 82 rents, exchange price 41 cents. to be more in line with wages for used household furniture "Frye's Higher Geography," with similar work in other industries. In Must be in fair condition, supplement of resources, commerce some quarters this is interpreted to lied* and industries of the United States, mean a wage advance to offset the Springs A Ne w b l o u s e d e b io w . list price $1, exchange price 50 cents. higher prices of today, carrying the Chairs Tho separate waist shows Itself ifi Dressers, Itorkers, etc. "The Winston Simplified Diction­ intimation that reductions which endless variety this season. Much of Call or Address: ary," listeil at 00 cents can he sc would be in order if prices come Its smartness Is embodied {n collnr down would be unacceptable. effects, the model pictured today hav­ cured in exchange for 45 cents. It was claimed by the union of­ ing surpllco rovers cut In c(ne with 221 Sanford Avenue ficials that the wages paid railroad tho collar. The fronts are tucked to MARCHING INTO MEXICO shopmen arc materially lower than a shoulder yoke. Tho skirt ( is of black sports satin, 2'{g ynrds 40 In­ the those paid shopmen in private indus­ ches wldu being required for medium American Troops Going After tries and shipyards and navy yards nlze. The blouse calls for -) j yards Greaser Itohbcr under government control. The 40-Inch satin or georgette. Marfa. Tex., Aug. 20.—The Amer­ minimum rate paid by the railroads Pictorial Review* Hlouso No. 7G53. h\ ican punitive expedition that raced (Sizes, 31 to 46 inches bust. Price, 20 now is (58 cents an hour, which is cents. (Skirt No. 7657. Sizes, 24 tQ into Mexico in search of Jesus Renasked to be advanced to 85 cents, an 02 inches bust. Prlco, 20 cents. fSi tiera's band of bandits who held increase of 25 per rent. Lieutenants Peterson and Davis for Until the shopmen's demands ure ransom, went into ramp in the out of tbw way Mr. Ilities is not tak­ mountains tonight af*er a trying ing up the demands of other elasses thirty-six hours' campaign through of employees, virtually all of whom a rugged country. Since the troops want more money. \ crossed the border they have been HI L L LUMBER LUMBER, CO. trails, wherever they happened to he when It grew too dark to continue their pursuit. Sentries were sta­ tioned at entrances to canyons, nnd t*. high points on trails, to prevent nn umhush or surprise atturk. No fires were permitted. Horses were picketed in hollow squares nnd the men, rolled in hlnnkets, slept beside tlu-ir mounts with rilh*s nnd pistols at their sides. Pickets pa­ trolled the temporary camps. Pack mules were unburdened for the night and the field wireless aft was rigged for making reports to headquarters. Before dark air­ planes swept low over the camps dropping orders. “CHICKENS” W e Have Them The Nice Fat Kind. Hens and Fryers 50c per pound. W est Side Cash G rocery J. W. Booth CHANGING TEXT BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS UNIVERSITY '■nisTiNcnsiicn co u .c c ;Es­ in the t'otlrd .Slate*. K X I 'C N S E S C O W . N r U w » . l o n l»rgln, S ra lrm * her 2 2 n d . W ill, fur C a ta lo g a n d Hook of l i e * * Let us inspect your battery FREE, put d is­ tinct* *nmli tinTR’EE. ty of electrical # i troubles guarantee all our work. on autos ami We also have rnmpefnnf mechanics to overhaul jou r car and can give you satisfactory service if your troubles are large or small. W e are _ PtOLADOLPHIA ^@ 030® . Guaranteed 18 M onths Lei YOUR next BATTERY be a PHILADELPHIA. Sanford Battery Service Co. t . A . RENAUD, Prop. 203 Oak Avenue Phone 189 KEEP YOUR EYE ON TIIE IIEKALI) WANT COLUMN .'V-.S 'B k l W ’ it, ■/ *f ^ ' 1 ft. iff • • flE :V V/ (H 0• ' . o' rJi i s g g g ji MAXWELL HOUSE CO FFEE -« •»•' * the ofliciul service station lor the fam ous V ,ll ^1 1NDLE HOTEL um W e make a special- ‘ \ traveling through rugged country Hunts repaired and built to f.oo tuns At the Huplisl Tem ple that taxed the strength of horse and Tug boats, lighters, row hoats</ man through heavy rainstorms. The Sunday school continues to delivered when promised. Get \ Reports from the field w»rc ima­ grow in numbers and interest ger. The broken country south of our figures llrsl-our facilities will Very large audiences at the ser­ the border rom|d ied the cavalry vice* on last Sunday, morning and save you money and time. troops to scatter and follow such evening trails as they mil pick up. The A birthday dinner was given in country below the Rig Rend border honor of the pastor, Dr George Hy­ Jacks tin Hie, Fla. Is too rough for airplanes to effect a man by Hon . and Mrs Schclle \ll» i«*. I A I.auia Nt*., nn lllof •fun* landing without 'great danger. Maine* on Thursday The after­ A cryptic message, "Still following noon was spent at Silver I.ake where trail." brought to the border by an supper was served airplane today, was the only definite Tiie house party of the R Y word from tju* expedition. No of |l* l" was a success in every way (leera commanding troops in the Thirty-two young people were in at­ ft field have yet returned to the tild tendance. It was held at the home * ’V > bases oil the river. •••■ . ' Ip'll:}'* of Mr and Mrs ('linmhli** at Lake Major-Gen. J< sepli T. Dick man, Harney near Geneva commander of the southern depart­ Mr and Mr* J H fabler enter­ ment is expected to reach here to­ tained in liotmr of Mr D It. Hrisson morrow morning c „ an inspection » j family on Monday evening at posts and camp along the border be- their bungalow on Sanford avenue. tween San Antonio ami Marfa. Mr. und Mrs. D. It. Hri*son nnd While l ie v ’.-it l**re at this time is family, Mr. and Mr* \V. J. Mc­ not believed to be inspired by the1 Bride, Dr. and Mr*. Geo. Ilymun local Mexican situation, the com­ and family were the guests. NEW] mander unduuLud.) will go over the The midweek services at the entire situation w.th Colm ey Lar.gTemple *on Wednesday evenings arc home, district commander. It in nut very largely attended. JACKSONVILLE* FLA known whether be will go to the her­ fcBopwWMvGxNMi nofanSbtttved Sunday. Aug. 24th, Dr. Hyman, der while here. outride toons SteinUwtoi ■ NVup1Cifd in the pastor will speak at 11:45 a. m. Mexican Troops Co-operating corj-tfdion Cotwenicftl loEvctyttunJ-lix I on the subject, "Organized lor Local Reports from 1’ rtHdio, Tex., told hear! of City • Send for Booklet • Welfare." in the evening nt 8:20 of the movement of Mtxirsn federal *!HDU W-JMITH, PUOP'B on "Joan of Arc" Hemarkahle Life cavalry under Genetal I’ runeda to­ day. General I’ runeda left Ojinaga and Cnuse." Visit the Suminy school, lust night, marching toward CuJoin the Temple congregation. chillo I’ arado, 40 miles up the Con* chos river. MOVING PICTUIti: STUDIO The Mexican consul at Presidio aoooro said today that Gen. Pruneda, with TNT LAST u column of Carrunza cavalry had May I.orate in Sanford if Suitable OJtOPm Location Can He Found •one to Cuehillo Parade, 40 miles up the Concho* river Irom Ojinaga, in Sanford may become u greut pro­ SCALED TINS ONLY search (or bandits in the Ojinnga dis­ ducing center for moving pictures AT YOUR GROCERS trict wlurejthc American .roops are studios1 if the right locution can he operating. found and the proper spirit is shown Reports from the field in Mexico toward this enterprise. This is the today told how the Americans spen word brought here by a prominent U»t night in the Mexican mountains. citizen who ha* recently located in The troopers slept in canyons, on this section and become idenliriod Gainesville, Florida Free SERVICE! DUYAI. I R 0 X - W 0 K 5 1 Prrmrdiral l'M r * i and (.railuatr Studies; I n'. •rrslty l.’ UrniJon. ATI ENHANCE: from SI Florida round,. tnd 21 nlalr*. I*:« iludent*. including arm; and irnnmrt nchoult. HATCH t>* Ihr War Drparlmrnl one of the laclir A. A. MU RIM I REE, LL.I)., Pres. DIXIE FURNITURE CO. and A l l DRY DOCK W ORK A STANDARD UNIVERSITY FLORIDA The T A V A R E S INN fi REPAIRING L, F. Hoper C O I H S K N In U b r n l A H * a n d N rlrn r rt : Urn; X g r lr u llu r r : (M ur.llon: K n f l n r r f l n f C h rm l. r*l. C l * II, IJ r r l i i n l. M e c h a n ic a l) . of Daily Fashion Hint It JL-i? (Ask Our Customers) PHONE 1GG A Y , you’ll have n streak o f smokcluck* th at’ll put pep-in-your-smokemotor, all right, if you’ll ring-in with a jimmy pipe or cigarette papers and nail some Prince Albert for packing I S Just between ou rselves, you never will w isc-up to high-spotsmokc-joy until you can call n pipe by its first name, then, to hit the pealcof-pleasure you land square on that two-fistcd-m an-tobacco, Prince A lbert! W ell, sir, you’ll be so all-fircd happy you’ll want to get a photo­ graph o f yourself breezing up the pike with your smokcthrottle wide open l Talk about smoke-aport I Quality makes Prince Albert so ennMIlltl tl H JDiriUI, TiUim C«. r ~ < H .*.r appealing all along the sm oke line. Men who never bcfuie co u ld smoke a p ip e nnd men w h o ’vc smoked pipes for years nil te stify to the delight it hands out I JP. A. can’t bite or parchl B oth are cut out by o u r exclusive patented process I v Right n o w while the g o in g ’s Eood you got o u t your old jim m y pipe or the papers and la n d on some P. A . foi ivhat ails you r particular smokcoppctitc ! .1 ., A. ~ R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Win»ton.S*lemr N. C* V ’W im �AUGUST 22, 1313 TOE SANFORD HERALD LUNDOMtOSSUTH Mixed Races Make Up Population of Hungary. Country Long Undor German and Auitrian Domination Until Magyars Secured Political Emancipation— tU» Immense Riches. Hungary lias a jwjmliitlon of 20,000,C»ei. The area of Hungary Is nliout oquel to tliut of the state of New Mexico. Hungary Is unusunlly rich In Its inlneml tlcposll*. Its mines contnln almost Inexhauetlble fiunnlltles of p>ld, silver, lend, copper, Iron, coni and rock wilt. Hungary, like Austria, Is Inhnhlted t,v several distinct races, hut since ilje ninth century, when the Magyars Invade*! tho region from Asia mid coni|tiere<l II, they have controlled the government. Self government through parliament In Hungary Is of ancient origin, being founded upon it charter called the Golden Hull, which dntea buck to 1222, and Is thus almost contemporary with the Mngnn Chnrtu of England. Fludapest, the capital city of Hun­ gary, consists of the sister towns of Hilda and Peat. Lying on cllher side of (he Danube, Just at that point when* It definitely sets south, Pest tpreiids Itself out over the tint snmly plain <<n the loft hunk, while Hilda occupies a series of small and steep Champion for the Whale. hills on the right hnnk. Under tin* new law the only game Empress Marie Theresa Germanized Hint can he shot from an airplane Is a Hungary ns completely ns she tier* whale. Also It Is still permissible to mniiUed nil her alienated Austrian bombard whales from buzz wagons or motor launches. The whale lias few champions among tin* game lawmak­ ers. says the L',s Angeles Times. Any ctia *-laniMiit2 ssii tln< frt'-li MMinr s.f ■ttriis U-iiermilloil to jilun im>iiiitnitit on viiflit villi wtmtcviT artillery In* nitty tinvv «ti Itiuirl, Why tlie wlinle stimilri lu* tltux imtrkro! Oir slnucliler Is not i'X'|>lnlmul. la'ff to Itself the Do not allow tho wlinle Is a perfectly hariiilvss heasi, poisons 0 ! undigested food to accumulate in linvtn" nn gruilk'e iik’ainM any man. your bowels, where they They will not even title a loan shark are absorbed into your unless provoked. There Is no reason system. Indigestion, con­ why they should lie left tit tho mercy stipation, headache, bad of every pen shootltiR nvlntor. Thnt blood, and numerous OthertrotlblM 2rs way for tho legislators to celeto follow, Keep your hrato tho week sot aside for helng kind system clean, as thous­ to dutuli animats. ands 0 ! others do, by Keep Weil taking an occasional dose of ihe old, reliable, vegehblc, family liver medi­ cine. Thedford’s Black-Draught Mrs, \V . F. Pickle, ot Rising Faw n.G a., writes: “ We have used Thedford's Mack-Draught as a family medicine. My molher-in-law could not lake calomel as it seemed loo strong (or her, so she used Mack-Draught as a mild laxative and liver regulator. . . W e use it in the family and believe it is the best medicine for the liver m ade." Try it. Insist on the pemtlnr— Thcdiord’s. 25c a pack­ age. 12-75 Germany's Dig Mistake. The distinguished Danish vegeta­ rian, Dr. M. Hlndhede, him made the Interesting discovery thnt Germany owes Iter downfall to the pig. In 1011 she had over 25.000,000 pigs t<» feed. For the UrM five months of the war slaughtering was discouraged, nt 1tie ro-t of enormous reserves of foodstuffs. Early in 1015 Mils paltry was reversed, nnd by April ltie mini* her of ptgs hail been reduced by Jt5 tier cent. Then n reaction In favor nf pigs set In. nnd their numbers were kept nt about 70 per cent of the pre-war figure. Not till late in 1017 nnd enrty In 1018 was the fatality of Hits mistake realized, and then It wtm too late. Doctor Hlndhede argues thnt Denmark avoided starvation by killing her pigs early. Tip From Little Brother. A youngster who heard an older sis­ ter say site would tike to "shake" a hoy who was rntlier attentive decided Hint lie hail solved tho problem for her. Iti‘ had a little girl playmate, who. when she tires of him, runs home. After receiving such treatment the other day. lie entered Hie house nnd said: "Mother. I know how sister run shake John. Mary knows how to tlo ^ 1 ' # It unit site'll tell her." “ How does Mary tlo It?" mot Iter One Inch Canl« Will tie I'ttbllNhrd Ur* asked. "Oh. she Just runs away. That's Jrr Thl* Hemline Al The Ifntr Of *7.2 pi’f Vi nr how yon can shake anybody.'*—Wor­ cester (Mas*. 1 Evening Post. i BUSINESS CARDS i S C H E L L E M A IN E S /. /I IF Y E It o in c i: in tiii: cocut house SANFORD - •* FLORIDA Ml'*'* »N EMMET WILSON E. FERGUSON HGEMIuLl.e* Wilson & Hoasholder LAWV ERR Sanfaril Florid* A TLA N T IC H O TEL Huy and Hogan Sis. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. ■VI railroad ticket offices in building. Center of every!l iag. All modern improveni'-fits. First class in ... every^ "ay. Hot and cold running '*at«T in rooms. H a i r s , $ 1 . 0 0 up. Room and hath $1.50 up K- FRANK. PEARCE, Prop. We Still Have Good Envelopes at 5c a I*kg. PAGE ELEVEN provinces, and Ueruiun flourished us in* with brick Ninth S tru t ( t o n Park Commissioner* ot Seminole County, Florida, Selby Flnegan, Josenh Flnegan, Mia. I). L>. It la further order—1 that (M i nolle* be the official, bureaucratic, scientific Avenue K .il on* and otia-half (!>$) block*. at th* riffle* ot **ld board at lh* court hous* Earn tier I, Jamrs Me Elroy Parra more. Agne* published once *arh week lot twelve we*ka Proposal lo ba prt**nt*d In a »**Dd en ­ In Sanford, Florida, on or betor* ten o'clock I'arramore, ESI* Parramore ai J Efliabetb in the Sanford Herald, ■ newtpapar pub­ and society medium In Hungary until velop, *ndort*d on lh* outald* "lllda lor a. m. on tfae 2nd day ot Septemlter A. D. 1919, I’ arraraore. a* hrlra of aald Joseph Flnegan, the Magyars broke loose from Aus­ t-avlng Ninth Htr**t.” Hanford. Florida and for the eseasation and construction ot th* deceased. In and to the SW >( of N E 1j of lished In Semhiol* County, Ftorl I*. Wttnrwa n v hand and official **al of the tfc* earn* XI th* blddtr or bidder*. ditches, drain* or rmals and talent ditches, Section IS, Tp. 20 8. Kang* 31 East a*d the trian thrulldom ntid seen re*I their po­ Each proposal must b* accompanied by a drains nr canals in th* Jessup Drainage 111*- N W ) ( of S B ) , ot Section 18. Tp. 20, S said Cirruit Court thl* the Hth day of Auguat. 1919. litical emancipation. Then German rsrtlCrd chick mad* payabl* at »lght to th* trlej. Hang* 31 East in Seminole County, Florida. •Seal) C. A. DOUat.ASfl ot th* City Clerk of Sanford, Flrolda Each bid must b* accompanied by a certi­ E. E. II It AIt V. went to the wall, and today there are order Clerk, Cir-ilt Court. lor two hunderrd ( 1200.00 ) Dollar*. fied cheek in th* m m of Flv* Hundred (1700) Sheriff Seminole County, Fla. Schell* Main*', millions In Hungary wholly Ignorant Th* successful bidder or bidder* will b* Dollar*, payabl* to said board, •* an evi­ Cl-Stc. Solirttor for Comol if ia*it. CS-13te, to (Is* a bond roust t o his or th.lr dence of good faith. of the German liinguuge. Estimated total yardage, 68,660 cubic ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 M ulrrd and such bond to b* executed by a Thl* quantity I* only approximate, In Clrrull Court of Ik* Seventh Judlrln The greai national hero of Htingary suiety company, licensed to do business In yards. In fTrrnlt Court 7th Judldal Ctieuib rsamtth* Stall, •( Florida, said bond to b« being given as a uniform basis lor compari­ Clrrull uf I'laflda, Seminal* Cwuniy, In nole County. Florid*. In Chanrrrr. son ot bids, and th* *ald board reserve* the wns Louis Kossuth, whose memory Is approved by lh* City Council. Chanrery. tn re Petition of F'antle C. Dxvii; a Atirrfrl Plans and •permeation* may be a.«o at right to littitsBs or decrease the amount of C. L. Handall, Complainant « revered by Hungarians an that of Woman. ■ tbs City tllerk's olTlr* nr at the office ot ■aid yardage a* may b* deemed n*r*«*ary. v* All bltli shall be mad* upon a form lo f , W n«h!ngtor. I» levered liy tho ptsrjde Fred T. Williams, City Engineer. Order and Urease W.llJam Atkin.on Daniel, Luther C. Porter, furnished. This mailer, coming ny-j(ii p f heard thl* Tho City Council reserve* th* right to tn* of the United Htnt'-s. Kossuth visited The Pnrl*mntllh T r u d & Guraantee Co., day before me upon th- rcp.ift aFB.:F*. Hou*The board rxeerve* the right to rejeel any pet and *nd all bids. Alice C, IIMI. flaxitl Lee Daniel, A. I>. Star- holder, apeejal master heretofhSr gpipolnted America In 1N5I, mid It Is a mutter of Fled P. Hint-. an<l all bids, P. U Miller bird, and all unknown iirraon* claiming take and report tcltm n nv a* to the cxtiaPre*. Council. Th* successful blddtr w lie required to City Clerk history that no foreigner save Lafay­ any Interest by. through nr under th* rily, competeney and qualldcallont of petlgive a bond equal to 23 per rrnt of the Fred. T. Willi*mt ... r ".h" 0A »?*]"« .*• . lionrr to take charge uf and m*nn»» her ette ever received at the hands of tlie amount ot his or their bid, computed upon above .......... City Engineer. heir*, devisee* legatee*, grantee* nr other- estate, with his opinion thereon, the court, the basts of the yardage above mrntlonrd, American people such marks of es­ CJ-ltc. » l*e, and all other unknown person* claim­ having eiamlnrd the rrnort and th* testi­ with a Surety Company qualified to write teem ns were bestowed on the Hunsuch bonds in the State of Florida, as surety ing any interest In and to th* aaid land* in­ mony, 6ml# that th* **fd Fannie C. Davis volved in aaid suit, ct al NOTICE OF KLECTIOE is quatiffrd tn taka charge nf and manage her thereon; th* Surety Company and form of gnrlnn exile. After the failure of the Order t f Constructive Service. Notice I* hereby given that an election bond to be approved by said board. estate, and thereupon U 1* hereby ordered, To all unknown partle* claiming Interest adjudged and decreed that th* said master'* Hungarian revolution, of which he was will bo held a t the several Polling places In A copy of plans, specifications and pro­ County, Florida, on th* 16th day files and proposed contract, bond and form of by. through or under William Atkinson Dan­ report l>e anil the *ame I* hereby approved tile lender, In 18-111. Kossuth sought Seminole of September 1919 pursuant to Chapter bid may he obtained upon application to the iel, Luther C, Porter, The Portsmouth Trust and confirmed. refuge In Turkey. 'Austria and Russia 819,7 ot lh* l.aw* ot Florida, Act* of 1919, undrrsigned upon making a deposit of k Guarantee Co., nllre. C. Hill, David I.-e IT IS PL'KTHEK O tlD E R E D . A D IH D G Emil led An Act lo Prohibit llogs or Swine Ten Dollars, this sura to fie refunded when Daniel, and A, t). Starhird, a* heir*, devisees, ED A N D DECKKKD. That th* pstllioner, demanded his extradition, hut the runnln grantee*, legatees nr otherwise, or any or nr roaming at large In said county, said plans, specifications, etc., have been re­ the said Fannie C. Davis, he am) she Is here­ either ot them ami all unknown Persons, by granted license to take ettarge uf and Porte, resisting nil threats, declined tor th* purpos* id adopting or rejecting the turned. corporation* or axoriatlons claiming an manage her estate and property, la control provisions of said acl, said election to be fly order of th* Hoard of County Comto give him up, In which attitude held in arrordanre with dialing laws govern* interest in the following described lands the. tame, to rontrart and bo contracted mltalunrr* of Seminole County, Flo Florida. situate In Seminole County. Florida, lo-wjtt with, to sue and be *ueu, «..<s to become a Turkey was Hupjmrted by England and ing genet*1 elections, tnrtudlng the quallfiiseali e. a. Dou g lass, Lots 1 to 28 inclusive (list Lots 4 and A) free dialer ami hind heraelf Jn all respects as 63 lie Clerk, France. At length the Intervention of cation ot voters. W. A. A D, I,. DanbF* Subdivision of the If ihe were unmarried. Th* following elector* have l> < • i j,'pointed HEU of Sec 10, Twrp 2t rf. flange 29 E. England and the United States secured to conduct said election and to canvass and Don* and ordered in Chambers at Def.and 130 aerr* more or less. his liberation, and at the beginning make returns ot the Votes cast in the several In Ihe ( Itciill <’ ourl nf the Nexer.lh Judicial You and each of you are hereby ordered to Florida this the 2nd day of August 1919. precincts, respectively, th* last named lo act J\S. W. PE It KINS Circuit of Florida, Seminole County. In he and appear before our aaid Circuit Court of September, 1851, he was permitted as clerk 65-4 tc Judge. Chanrery. at Ihe Court House in Sanford, Florida, on to avail himself of the Invitation of Precinct No I. Tim Keane, F. E. (1.1c; J. F. I.aing, Joined liy J, E. Lalng, her hue* the 3rd day of N jv . A. D. I'M9, tbrn and hard. there to make answer to the bill of complaint the United Stales to mine to America A. W. Wathen and W. F. Shelley, In Ihe (,'lreull Court. Mesrnlh Ju licit! Cir­ Complainants No 2 A. S. Hawkins, J. C. Moffett herein filrd against >oul ns the guest of the nation. In N ew Jas.Precinct cuit, In and for Srmlnslc CaJaty, Flarllt v*. A. Johnson amt J. W. Hell. it Is furthrr ordered that this notice be In Chsnrery. I’rrrincl No 3. C. !.. lirltt, G. P. Paxton. Wm. O. Anilenrieil. It. H. Itamiey. Gen. II. published om-s* a week for twrlve week* In \ ork, where he landed, ho was en­ Albert Hall. Complainant Morton, inillvlilually and as truster, Cal­ David Speer, and K. I*. Itlnes. the Sanford Herald, * newspaper published thusiastically received. He attended Precinct vs. vin A. I’ oage, Anna C. Woodbrldfe, Iruil No. 4. A. A. Hicks, F. A. JohnIn Seminole County, Ftor da. Ilosa M. Hall, Defen'lant. j \f<luatly «ns| »a trustee, Albert (5. Eave* meetings and received deputations In son. A. V. MrGuInn and Leonard Kelt. Witness my hand and a«al of said Circuit T o Hot* M. I l a l b ------ Street, tn lianapnli*. No. J, T. L. Cuxhiny. N. J. Tan- and Hichir Woodbridge, and *11 unknown Philadelphia, Raltlmore, Washington, nrr,I’reclnet 1ml. d pertnn* rUimlng Interrvt, by through or un­ Court, thi* the 7th day of Aug. t9IV. i). G. Walcott and II. II. McCall (Stall E. A. DOUGLASS der any of the above named drfrndant*, It appearing from the affidavit of Albert ltostou and riUinerims other places. At Precinct No li. J. W, Ftynl, G, T. I'eler*. eithee ^ Clerk nt Cirruit Court Seminole Co. v !a, hrir*. devisee., grantee*, Irrale** Halt V. Wickx, and M. E. liooley. alt herein duly 6lcd Hied that he is complainant the national capital a great banquet J, Freelnet N„, 7. It. ft. Hebert*, J, E. Sny­ nr uth-rwl.e, and nil unknown pet.on* claim­ E. F. Houshotder in lh* above entitled cause and that it it the Solicitor 65-13tc belief that the defendant, tl.ua H. Halt, it ing Intereit by, through nr under Je-t.U C. was given In bis honor by the members der, CL G.Jacob* and L. ft. Collin*. I'rrrlnct No. H, C. E. Mather*. S. K. Murphey and J. Klehmond Murphey, her _______ a non resident of the State of Florida and of congress. 1 thai ehe Is a r' >i lent nf a slat* ot th* United Mather*. P. E. Uedditt xnd A. W. Moreman. hu<band, now deeeafr-1, a* heir*, devjarr*, Precinct No. 9 T. D. Hartley, T. P. L*Wil J. A. Hut line, ami J. N. Searcy, I'rrrlnct No. 10. Jaine* Heed, J. G. Mar­ tin, A. C. SJobloni and A. E. Sjobhmi. Precinrt No. II. J. W. (>#trcn* A. W. Mullen, A. II. Fuller and W. It. Hilliard. Said election to be held In arrordanre alth the iu»* of Horlda governing the hold­ ing of general ejection* in .aid *tat* and re­ turn* to he made to the clerk and chair­ man of the Hoard of County Comrni.ilonerx of laid County. lion* liy order of the Hoard ot County Commlaalonrrs nt Seminole County ‘jjgt— E. A. liiin uTiuna Clerk of Hoar it of County Commltaiuner* of Semlnob1 County. Florid*, fll-f.tc. In the Clrrull t’ nurt, Srxrnlh Judicial Cir­ cuit. o f Elodda, In and fur Seminole Coun­ ty. In Chancery It. J. Eobean A’ r.a T b t ..« a n , l-omplalnant*, * Cordelia E. Hill and William Henry Hill, her hu.hand; all unknown partie* claiming Intcrol* under Cordelia E. lllli and William Henry Hill, her huiband. of etlh*. c| th*— Vc - ** tier, In th* laud ilurrltic 1 belnwc; Alters G Apgar a n d ---------- Apear, hi* wile; all unkno*n parti,* claiming inter**!* under Atlcn G. Apgar and ------—Apgar, hit wife, or either of them, or otherwise, in the land dr*, yrlhed below; all unknown aartle* rtaimlng an lnln r*t In th* following drtrrihrd land iituate in Seminole rnucty, Florid*, to-wlt: 8 ) j of S t j of SE!a of SW Ji ot Section 13, Tow n ­ ship 21 South, Kange 26 Eaet; alio begin at SW corner of S K ' i of Sec­ tion 13, Townihlp 21 South, Hangr 29 Ea*t, run ea*t 14 ' j chain*, north 10 chain*, wrtl I l 1j chain*, *outh 10 chain*, defendant*. Order of Sere Ire by Publication To all partleft claiming Interrxt* under Cordelia E. Hill and William Henry Hill, her hu.band or cither of them, or nthrrwtxi>, In the land de*rrlb*d below; and all partle* claiming in ten.t* under Allen G. Apgar and ■----- — Apear, hi* wife, or either ot them, or otherwise, in the land drarrilird below; and all partle* claiming an fntcrr*l In the follow* ing cletrrlhed land iituate In Seminote ruunty, Florida, to-wlt: S ! j of S 1-, nf S E ' j of S W ) , of Section 13. Town.hip 21 South, Kange 29 Eatt; al»o begin at SW corner of S E l t of Section 13, Townxhlp 21 South, Hange 29 Ea*t, tun Ea. 1 4 '] chain., North 10 chain*, W o t 11 ?j main ., South 10 chain*. It H herelcy ordered that you appear to the bill nt complain! bird herein again*! you in the above entitled r*u*r, nn the tlr*l day of September. A. D. 1919, and the Sanford Herald i* hereby clrilgtiatc-d a* the newapaprr in which thin order ahall lie publl.hed once a wiek for twrlvr conxeeutiv* week*. Wltneta my hand anil *tal of ofllre thi* 2nd day of Junr, A. I>. 1919. 'trail E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Clrrull Court, Seminole Co., FU, W. M. Murphy. Jr.. Solicitor for Comptal 36-l3te legale,., or nlherwUe, ami *11 other unknown tn Ci rcui t Cosi f l o f the S i ' t r n i h -Indicia |States other that tlie State of Florida anil peranna claiming any tnlrrrtl iri anil to laid In i* a ri'siilent of the State ot Indiana, residing C l r r u l l o f F l o r i d a , S e m i n o l e Count y. properly in*hexed in *ald ouit. a t ------— Sttret In th* City of Indianapolis Chancer y. Defendant*. i v t . I - - i_ i_ . , . .. , - . . ... I Indiana and that there l* no person in th* L I-*trxjg, ^s,1pe-sl b> J. • I.aing, !o f hu - i state of Florida the service ol a subpoena Order of Con*trucllve Servlre hand. Complainant*, upon whom would bind the defendant T o all unknown partle-* rlalmfng Intere.t va. * by, through or under Wm. G. Antlenrled. Wm. G. Andenrled, It. II. Itamsey, G i j . II. and that It it hit belie! the ag* of the de­ fendant is over twenty-one year*. It. It. Ilarn.ey, Gen, It, Morton. Jnelivlduallv Morton, individually ami a* trustee, Cal­ and a. truitee, Calvin A. I'eeagc. Albert ft. You are therefore ordered to appear to vin A. Poagr, Anna C. Woodbridge, Indi­ Cave*. Illrhlr Woodbridge anil Jei.ie C. vidually and as trustee, Albert ti. Eave*, this bill on Monday the 6th day ot October Murphey and J. Itlchmond Murphey, her A. D. 1919, thu tame being a llul* Day of am) llirhie Woodbrl'lge. and all unknown hu.band, a* heir., eleviwc., granlee., legatee, ...s person* claiming any Intersst by, through thi. i or otherwi.e nr any or either of them, and all or under any of the above n sm ol di-Jemi* It is lurlhrr order'd that this notice be unknow n m ruin*, eorporationt or a»*e>ela* an!*, either as heir*, deviates, grantees, for four consecutive Week* in th* ' . 'i l t i k 'n l l n l n e an lntrre»t in Ihe foll'wlng legal'ci or otherwise, and all unknown per­ published newipaper published In itc.cribed property attualc in Seminole C nun- sons claiming Interest by through or umlrr Sanford Herald, Seminole County, F’ turida. tv, Florida, in a l l: llertn nt Inter.cctlnn of Jisiie C. Murphey and J. lUrhmoml Murph Witness, Fi. A. Douglass, Clerk ot the Ea.l Line of Millonville Vv-., with « o,th phev, l*er husband, now deceased, as h* ire Cirruit Court and the seal thereof thl* 23rd line of Sec. 30, run North along Millonville devise*-*, legatees or otherwise and alt A v e. 162 Sard*. Ea*t nt right angle* 162 other unknown person* claiming unv inl-r- day uf July A. D. 1919, E. A. D i i UGLASS- C!*rk. card*. South nl right angle* 162 yard*. t it In and to said property involved in said isf V, .it. i>uuglas*. ti, C. \V.*t 162 yard*. See. 30 T a p . 19 S. itange suit D-*— d ii,!;. A. K. Power*, 31 L Order nf Conctructive Service. Solicitor (or Complainant, . C3-Ste t nu and each of you are herrhv ordered To the Drfencants. Wm. ti. Andrnried, to hr anil appear before our *aid Clrrull It It Itamiey, Geo. II. Morton, individually Court at Ihe Court Ifnuie n Sanford, Fla on and aa trustee, Calvin A. Poagr, Albert G. the 3rd day of N o , . A. lb 1919, then and Eaves and Hiciile Woodbtldgr: there to make anawer to the bill of complaint •M\l It appearing from the sworn bill of comherein til. <1 against you. filed mm that your piatv place wi »! i»*** »«i- i ilrFptl thnt ni*»» . _ Il la furtlur ordrrrd that tbf* lM« . *v» ' J - ’w ','***•.'< u»C7-W . ' s j ’/ a o U i ' H K L T anti C O L L I S I O N In tiuiiii wD4-'t ItDCl* a W.ek f..r twelve' weeks in ! Heme Is unknown, and that you ihe Sanford Herald. *_ newspaper, publimnl the age of 21 years Furanrc issued Ity Ihe FLORIDA STATE in Seminole County, F'lorida. It is therefore Ordered thlt you anil rarh Him.** my hand and *>al of sal'l Cirruit of you do appear before our Said Circuit AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION is tho Court, thl* Ihe 7th day of AuguM 1919, Court, at the Court House in Sanford. Fla. nafcst anil cheapest In Ihe world. Write (S, at) E. A. DOUGLASS un Ihe 61), day uf October A. It. 1919. then for fit Cumint Ion lu headquarters Orlando. Cb-rk of Cirruit Ccurt Seminole Co., Fla. am! there tn make answer lo the bill sit com­ Agents wanted In every town In Florida. E. F. IfoUaholder plaint herein filed against you. Solidtor, 63-tatr It is further ordered tmel this notice be vul'llshed for eight contretuive weeks in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in In Clrrull Court sif the Sr sr n lh Judlcla Semlnutd Co. Fla. Clrrull of F'lorida. Seminole County. Witness my hand and *«al of salil Circuit In Ch nccry. Court this th 7th day of August 1919. C. L. Handall, Complainant (seal: B. A. DOUGLASS v*. Clerk uf Circuit Court Seminole Cu. 11a. William Atkin*on Daniel, l.uther C. Porter, B. F. iloutholdcr, The Portsmouth Trust A Guarantee C o., Solicitor. «S-9tf. M Y SPE C IA L TIE S: Alice Hill, David Lee Daniel, A. D. Starhird. and all unknown p m u n * claim ­ PICKAHD S HAND-PAINTED CHINA ing any lnte»e*l by through or under the Circuit Court, Srsenlh Judicial Circuit alloys' named parties or either of them, a* In Krnvlnulr Count), t'lurida. In Chancel) heir*, devisees, grantee*, legatees or oth er­ GOUHAM’S 9TBitLING SILVER Mary M. Fiecord, widow. wise, and all other unknown person* claim­ Complainant ing any Interrst In amt to aaid lands tnvulvrd KOGEIIS' PLATED WARE va Hilt to 1.1 said suit, el al. Quirt Title Defendant*. All unknown heirs "I and all unknown per­ ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES (Ird»r ol Coftstrucllyc Service sons claiming interrst undrr FL S. anil E. J ■ - I T o the difindants! William Atkinson White, Mr*. t‘ - W. Jarocks and all unknown Daniel, I.ull.tr C. Porter, The Portsmouth , i persons claiming Interest under C. W. Trust A Guarantiee Co.. Alire C. Hill, Jarocks and all unknown parties claim­ David Lee Daniel and A. D. Starhird: ing an interest in ami to lolls 2, 3, 4, 5, It appearing from the eworn bill of c o m ­ fi and 7, lllock 2. FL J White’ s Subdivi­ plaint herein Pled, that ynur place ol resi­ sion ss recorded In plat book No 2, Seminole dence it unknown, ami that you are over County Records, Defendants. (he age of 21 year*: OCULIST AND OPTICIAN ORDER It Is therefore Ordered that you and each To all unknown hiira of, ami all unknown Practice confined to the treatment of you do appear before our said Cirruit persons claiming Interest under FL S. A E. J. Court at the Court House In Sanford, Florida White, and to all unknown persons claiming of the eye on the 6th day ot Lctovrr, A. D. 1919, thin Interest under 4L W. Jarocks, and alt un­ Eyca examined by a regular rcttlfand there lo make answer to the bill ot known parties claiming an intsrest in ami to r »mplaint filed herein against you. tored physician Lots 2, ,1, 4. A. 6, A 7, It lock 2, IL J. While's It is further ordered that thi* order lo* Subillvlilun as record*J in Plat Hook No 2, Glasses filled, broken lenea du­ lubllthsil lu Ihe Sanford Hi raid, a newspaper Seminole County llreurdt. plicated published in Seminote County, F'la., once a You and each of you are hereby ordered v cek for eight consecutive week*. to appear to the bill uf complaint herein \ 28 W. Church Si. - Orlando, Fla. Vltnrss icy hand ami teal of sal'l Circuit filial against you. on the Hub- day tor Nov­ ( lui I thi* it.< 7th day of Augusl 1919. ember, the tame being the third of Novem­ iSeali E. A. DO UCLA (IS. ber 1919. ("!'-rk of Circuit Court Semin de Co , F'la. I. i . il nusiiuldi r, Solicitor* 67-9tc In Clreolt Court Se*rnlh Judicial Circuit, Seminole Counly. Florida, In t hvnrrry Henry H. (H. II.) Chappell, Mar\ Wheeler Cba|.prll, and J. Harnnaviw, Complainant* idat i Hill to (Juist Title. Joseph Garvin, the unknown Nollre of Appllrallon for Tas Deed Under legatees ami devisera under the Serlfon H of Chapter Dshh. I.a»s of fdurlila last will amt testament of Jo­ Notice is hereby given that George Smithseph Garvin, the unknown heir* of irietn , purchaser of Tax Ccrtlflvate No. Joseph 4!*rvln, Wm. G. AudenI'UJ, dateil the 3rd ilny of June A. I>. 1901, I-ill, the unknown legaleis ami has lllnl said certificate In my office and hat devisees under the last will amt made application tor tax deed to Issue In tc*lament of Win. 0 . An tenarrordanre with law. Sal'l ecrlllt-aie em­ reiil, and tho unknown heir* of brace* I lie following described property sit­ Wm. ti. Andrnrtld. Defendants. uate! lu Semlnule County, Florida to wil: Notire tt Non-Hestdrnts gtW«» of S W ' , Sec. 19. Twp. 21 South To Joseph Garvin, Itieldence Unknown: Range .’lu East. The said land b.ltig asthe .— date of....................----------the is su an ce'of--------such T o Wm. 0 . Andinrrld. Iteelilcnre Unknown . .■.tied . . . . at......... It appearing by the *worn bll! of c o r n I rer!lflrate In the name of J. W. Grown. Truly Time* Have Changed. plaint _ »lnt ford hen In. against you that you have | t'nje** said crrtfflrat* shall tie mleemed A friend of Senator Sorghum en­ or claim to have some Interest In the folb according to law tax deed will issue ther-on countered the solon on the steps of the ing d'trrihed laud in Seminole rountyff Flor­ on tha 9th day of September, A. I*. 1919. ida, to-wlt: Witness my official signature and ttal thlt capltol nnd after passing the time of Tiie West hall I \V 1) I of the Southwest tho 7th day of August A. 1>. 1919. day remarked playfully: (Seal) E. A. IM UG LAS9. (Juartcr lS tV ',1 of Section 29, Township 19 Clerk Circuit Court Scmlnulw County, "Senator, how comes It you aren’ t South, Hange 31 East, less ami except the Wept hall I W ' j ) of Ihe West half i\V’ ,t of Florida making any of your famous speeches the Southwest quarter (SW ' j I ol the South­ Ily V. M- Douglas*, D. C. west quarter (H W Iil nf Section 29, Townthese day*?" ahlp 19 South, Itangr 31 Fiait, containing ,0 lint the lenntor was ready for him. acres more or le»*. Dr pa rt me nt of Ihe Inleriur. U, N, t.suil (lffter "Times have chnngcd," lie replied A’ oii ate therefore hereby required and or Gainesville, Fia. July 9a. i m o dertd to lie and appear before our said Nollre it hereby riven that Sadie Wallace, without hesitation. "Now it Isn't nt nil Cirruit Court nt the Court House in San­ widow of Arthur It. Wallare, dee. ateil. of easy for n man with silk hat nnd frock ford, Elotida, on the First Monday in Au­ Weklwa. Florida, who on May 29. 1911 gust, 1919, being the ith day of said month, made Homestead Entry No 012121 for cont to assert he Is raving the coun­ then and there to make answer to the hill S W 'i of N - W ',, N W I( ot S W '* Sertlon 5 try sit by himself, and say It nt nil of complaint herein tiled against you, and A N ' i of S E ' j , Section fi, Township 20 8,, therein (all not, else said hill will be taken as Itange 29 E. Tallahassee Meridian has 'le d audience lluit's all kliukl uniforms nnd confessed against ycu, followed by final de­ notice ot Intention to make three-year Proof cree. tn establish rlalm to the land above described ovcrulls."_________________ It is furthrr ordered thlt this nulicr hr before Clerk Circuit Court, al Sanford, Need for City Planning. published In the Sanford Herald, a news­ Florida, on the filh day el September 1919. Claimant M m i i a* witnesses’ paper publithid in Seminole county, Florida, The need of city planning and Jhe one William C. Holiday, of Weklwa, Florida. each week fur 9 consecutive weeks. pushing of public work Is greater, to­ TO ALL I’ AH TIE S C L A I M I N G AN JN- II. It. Click, • f Weklwa. I'larida. IN T H E I 'llO l'K K T Y HEREIN Etien Crlppen, of Weklwa Florida, day than ever before, Mild Walter D. TINIEST HEI.GW D ESC IUH ED : Under Joseph Gar­ W. B. Whlddin, nf Weklwa, F'lorida. ItfJltT. W. DAVIS Moody, managing director of the Chi­ vin and Wm. CL Andrnreid, or otherwise. fil-3tr lleglMer. It bring mad* to appear liy a sworn till! of cago plan eonHiilsstnn, In an Interview romptaln) filed herein against you that you with a representative of the Christian have or riaim to have som* iuternt In the Depatlmrnl of Ihe Interior., U. S Land Dfflre Gainesville, F'la., July 26, I9|y Science Monitor. Not only Is this true following described land* in Sernlnole county, Nolle* It heretiy given that John F\ Dav­ F'lorida, to-wlt; because public work needs lo he done idson uf Jacksonville, F'la., who on May 19, Th* West halff IW (W Is l nf the VRouthwcst 1914, made Homestead Entry No. 912733 In old In the solution of Ihe Inltor quarter I8W W JO of* Sertlon “ 29. Townchlp 19 tor N'> of N W t j , 8 E l i of N\V!« .t N W i , of inuth, Itange ttri 31 East, lest and. eirept . . the el N BJ£. Section 2H Township 18 S. Itange problem, continued Mr. Moody, hut the West half tW Ji) of the West half (W IJ ) of 31 F7., I'allahatser Atrridlan hat filed nntir* Htles In the United States have grown the Southwest quarter (SW>«) ot the South' id intention to make Three-year Proof to quarter S W 1, ) of Section 29, Townclaim to the land above described, so rapidly In the last twenty years ■west hip* 19 South, Itange 31 East, eonalninc establish before Clerk Circuti Court at Sanford, and tlie problems of city life are so 70 acres more or less. F'lorida on the Jth day of September 1919. Y*>u arc therefore hrrahy commanded and Claimant names as witnesses: rnmptex thnt the new conditions ennrequired to bv and appear before our *ald CheMer Carpenter, of Osteen, F'lorida. not he coped with for the well-being Circuit Court al the Court lluuaa In San­ John Pelt, of ()*tee>n, F'lorida. Florida, on the F'lrxt Monday in Sep­ Marlin Shepard, of Osteen, Florida. of Ihe people lit them without a defi­ ford, tember, 1919, being th* first day »f aaid Anthony Jonas, of Enterprise, F'lorida. nite city plan to work to. The prob­ month, then and there to make gnawer unto UtillT. W. DAVI S blit of ruimiJalnt filed herein agalnxt you, 64-Stc Register. lems of parks, better housing, saiiltn- the and therein lall not els* said bill will he tlon. ample mentis for recreation, and taken a* r o n f m e d against you, to b* lot* J n C l r r u l l C a u r l, N rs e n lfa J u d r ia l C r c u ll facilitation of traffic nnd tho relief of lowed by final decret. S la t e o f F U - i d * . It I* further nrdrrej that thl* notice be Thi- Merchants National Hank of Havauoah truffle congestion, must he glvrn sp»* published one* each week for twelve week* in s . va. the Hartford Herald, a newxpapir published Lucy C. Flnegan as Administratrix of rial attention. In Seminole counly, F'lorida. Estate of Joseph FLargan, deceased, el si, Done and ordered thi* th* £tb day of Hy virtue of a Judgement rsnitered in the Junr, 1919. Circuit Court of Grange County, Fla., in (•rail E. A. DOUGLASS, proceeding by d r * facias lo revive th* judge­ Clerk Circuit Court Semlnut* Co., Fla. ment In above entitled rause and for rxerIly V. FL Dougin s, D. C. ution a* tn certain heirs ol Joseph Flnegan, Dlrkinenn It Dlcklntnn deceased, and eaecutlon Issued thereon, 1 Snllrilor* for Complainan'i. have levied upon and will tell at the front 6«.|3tc door of tha Court House in Sanford, Semi­ N a llrr to I 'n v l r g U o n lr e c lo f • nole County. Florida at . < o'clock a. m. on Stated propoaal* *fll be received by lb* N O T IC E T O Ilt lM IE IIS Monday the let day of September. A. D x.ity Ct-Udc-I et Sanford, Florida al lh* ofSealed bid*, subject to thr aal* of bonds 1919 ail th* right till* and interest, rlalm and fit* ot lb* CJly Clerk at ur before 7:20 I’ . M. tjtmand uf halherint W. Finegaa, C ha tie* will b* r e f u n d by t * Guard uf Counly Stpltrootr 13th, 1919 for grading and pav- Autoroobile Protccticn HENRY McLAULIN JE W E L E R DR. E. S. HOFFMAN is ; THE U N I V E R S A L C A R The Ford One Ton Truck may well be classed as an agricultural necessity* it tits into and fills so many wants on tiie farm. It is a reliable bearer of farm burdens, not only doing the work of several n t horses quicker and better rarmcr S t|)an t|ie hor.se, and does not ‘ eat its head o f f ’ when not working. The aggres­ sive farmer has only to consider the possibilities o f the Ford truck and lie is ready to buy one. We judge this to be so from the way farmers are buy­ ing them. Truck Chassis $550 f. o. b. Detroit. The Truck C. F. WILLIAMS Agent Office Supply Dept. Vhttl* Sanford, Florida EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman H ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y - »m ''II AGENTS LEGAL ADVtKUSING herald printing company m . General Fire Insurance OFFICE FEOFLKH RANK BUILDING Sanford, F lo r id * hi ^as= h r � 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 22, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 22, 1919. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 22, 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/d77fe49d3bb6184c3f04ce6b3ddf23bb.pdf 871839e5f3a167a6ae6a0ed8aee0b6a7 PDF Text Text r-rr-%* 'vT • ' ■ 'r~' ” r T’v * - *»V. . . j £ V t / THE SA N FO R D HERALD • ,*:.<a -I IN TIIE HEART OF TH E W O R LD 'S GREATEST V E G E T A B LE SECTIO N VOLUME XI POSTPONES WAGE DEMAND UNTIL LATER PRESIDENT W ILS O N CON­ CEDES p a r t o f d e m a n d s T(J STRIKING S H O P M E N IN STATEMENT Pmitlent Wilson grants the shop(Tfn ten hours pay Tor eight hours torJc and issues the following state­ ment to the people: -My Fellow Citizens: situation has arisen in connec­ tion with the administration of the railroads which is of such general iitnifirar.ee that I think it my duty to make a public statement conterning it. in order that the shole country may know what is involved. SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1919 NEED O N E IN SANFORD IluildingH. to Honor Veterans Find Favor In 254 Communities Statistics just made public by the Bureau of Memorial Buildings of War Cnmp Community show that 254 communities in the United States have decided to erect buildings in memory of their men who served in the war. Of the memorial buildings to he raised. 132 will take the form of community houses, each to func­ tion as a free recreation and social center. Six of the structures will lie municipal ollire buildings. More than 700 American com­ munities now are considering the putting up of memorial buildings instead of shafts or monuments, the Bureau of Memorial Buildings also announces. It is crusading through­ out the United States for the com­ munity building type of memorial. Such an institution, bureau heads maintain, is a living influence in every community and serves con­ stantly as n reminder of the men the community gave to the national fighting forces. Additional figures concerning the 254 memorial buildings already de­ show that fourteen of them will serve as state memorials and that forty-four of them will he of the auditorium type. These will have social and recreational facilities in addition »n large meeting hulls, and lor the most part will he in larger cities. Other memorials will take the form of hospitals, libraries, school I » u i l a n d church work centers. "The railroad shopmen have de­ manded a large increase in wages. Thcv are now receiving £> cents per hour. » ney demand 85 cents t>cr hour. This demnnd has U«n given careful and serious eonlidtration hy the board, which was constituted l»y the railroad adminis.a to adjust ((Uestions of wages, a board consisting of an equal nutnUr of representatives of employes aril of the operating managers of the riiirvs-i /—"*«* •«* v * This hoard has U«.. unable to come to nn ag.ce­ Governor by 3 V oI cr ment. and it hes therefore devolved Jr.ckron, Miss., Aug. 27. — Incom­ upon the dircctxr general of the rail roads and myself to act upon tb* plete returns of the gubernatorial primary gives Orenr Johnson a lead merits of the ease. of three thousand over Lieut. Gov. "The shopmen urge they are en­ Lee M. Russell Both candidates titled to higher wages because of the claim they have small majorities. hijher wages for the present received The result is expected to he very by men doing similur work in ship­ close. yards, navy yards and ara*r.a!s. as sell as in a number of private induitries, hut I concur with the director general in thinking that there is no real basis cf comparison between the real settlefe employment aflonled the mechanics by the rail reads under living conditions as var­ ious as the location and surroundir.g* if the railway shops themselves and fluctuating employment nITorded in imlu-tru - exceptionally and tenporarily stimulated by the war ut..l located almost without exception in industrial renters where the cos*. « .’ CONDEMNS DEALERS WHO iitir.g i< highest. T R Y T O M A K E PEOPLE IIUY High t ost Will lie Lowered N O W BY T R IC K E R Y “ The substantial afgument the Washington, Aug. 27.— Prices are ifcopmcti urge is the very serious inbeginning to turn downward in vari­ *rc»»*• in the cost of living. This is ous parts of the country, hut the a 'try potent argument indeed, hut slump/ has not yet gathered momen­ the fart is that the cost of living has tum sufficient to reach purchases for certainly readied its peak and will immediate use, according to reports , robat.lv |.o lowered by the efforts to the department of justice. »t.irr. are now everywhere being Attorney General Palmer asked concerted pnd carried out. It will '••II r 'Mainly he lowered so Boon us today how soon results could be ex­ thv a-< s uttered increases of pro- pected from the campaign to rcaaee dui.itm ami as soon r.s the renty o the cost cf living, the outcome "J l«-i < is ratified and in operation, which railroad employes have been aid t.'.t rrhants, manufacturers, far- requested to await before pressing tr.irt. miners, all have a certain !m- demands for wag. increases, said nil *ts <d jl.ulations as to what their all the government wanted was a Le*int«. will bo and what the condi- fair chalice to show what could he tio*« will bo umlor which it must be done to lake the nrtiffeial inflation ttr.ducted. The demands of the out of the market. He said officials ,r- >pmrn, therefore, and nil similar were well pleased with the success so far attained and that cumulative re­ demands are in effort t Sir: 1 bat wo make merer.*? in wages sults were expected when congress » ich are likely to he permanent in enacts amendments to the food con­ Ul fr to meet a temporary situation trol law, by which criminal penalties *l.ch will last nobody enn tell how can he imposed on profiteers and l°r». but in all probabilities only for hoarders. DOW NW ARD PRICES TO GO SAYS PALMER * *mit*d time. Increase in wages v • moreover, certninly result in *'a. further increasing the costs of l;n durtior, and therefore the cost of and we should only have to through the same process ngnin. Any substantial increase of wages in •fading linos of industry at this time would utterly crush the general campaign which the government * aK'»K. with energy* vigor and *'■**»tar,tial hope of success, to reduce the high cost of living. And the In' • ' t ‘ e in the cost of transportation . rh would ncccrsurily result from ■nrreuc’s in the wages of railway cm1 . would more certainly and ’’’'fe immediately have that effect an any other enhanecd wage costs. .,,J l*y keeping the cost of produc.lor‘ on present level, by increas,r‘r Induction und by rigid inquiry *r‘‘ ‘ aving on the pnrt of the people |a. wo j or jgrge decreases in •' 'iirdf^jome cost of living which ,‘<l" «<ights us down. The dirJ-tor general of railroads * have'felt that a peculiar •eM'f>r.*ibility rests upon us becuusc in • ’ tymining this question we are nut u •v ‘nIJ the balance sheet of corLUonUn\led on Page 8) 1 We hope that the public will be­ gin to reach the benefit of our ef­ forts before long.” Mr. Palmer said. “ For instance, we are making pro­ gress in obtaining promises from sh o e manufacturers us to fixing u limit beyond which prices shall not go.” Propaganda, which apparent.y is nation wide on the part of shop­ keepers seeking to induce the public to purchase now on the pretext that prices will he mnterial.y higher next season, was condemned by Mr. Palmer ns one certain thing which would make prices continue rising if heeded. His attention was called to advertisements in various papers in which it was stated that straw hats, clothing und other non-perishable ar­ ticles should he bought before next year’s prices become effective. SHOPMEN WILL CALL FOR WILL VOTE AN ELECTION ON STRIKE FOR SANFORD W ILS O N ’S ANSWER DOES NOT T O A D O P T NEW C H A R T E R AND TH E C O M M IS S IO N M A N A G E R SUIT T H E CASK IN ITS EN­ F O R M OF G O V E R N M E N T T IR E T Y Washington, Aug. 28.— Railroad shopmen throughout the United States will begin voting immediately on whether they will accept the wage proposals made yesterday by Presi­ dent Wilson and Director General Hines, or go out on strike to en­ force their demands for a general advance in pay. On the outcome of the balloting hinges industrial pcucc on the gov­ ernment controlled railroads. If the 500,000 shopmen decide to accede to President Wilson's decision t lint there shall he no wage increase surh as they demand, there will he a small readjustment increase ami a greater effort to lower the cost of liing. If they refuse, n strike seems inevitable. What action the government would take in the event the shop­ men decide to strike is problemati­ cal, Just now the efforts of the ad­ ministration • . reduc­ ing the litiiiK costs. Indications of the determination of Director General Hines and the railroad committee to deal fairly with all railroad men and to aid them in every way had been evi­ denced several times previously und the activities agnins* prolUeering is the latest indication of their under­ standing of the position of the work­ men. Both the President and Mr. Hines have given assurance that railroad workers would receive early readjustment of the wuges. The taking ol a strike vote ordin­ arily requires about three weeks. In the present instance, however, it is thought the vote mny he completed earlier, ns instructions were given hy the international officers to the unions to summon meetings if neces­ sary ami to telegraph the balloting. Announcing that they had refused the proposal of the director general, the committee of 100 representing the shopmen made public a letter sent to the various loculs calling for a strike vote. The committee was in session several hours today, de­ bate becoming bitter at times, it was said, the more radicul of the mem­ bers demanding a strike to compel! more money. In the letter, however, was seen a suggestion thnt some of the committee were inclined to give the government a chance for re­ consideration, hut it was believed that any general increase for rnilroud employes, several thousands of whom have made or will make de­ mands for more money, would in­ clude the shopmen, us they were told not to forget that a strike now meant thnt the shopmen were strik­ ing alone to force an increase for the entire 2,000,000 railroad em­ ployes. Strike benefits, it was said, would not ho paid beyond the limit of funds now available. Director General Hints today re­ quested the hoard of railway wages and working conditions to tuke up promptly any claims that have been made or may he made by railroad employes for readjustments that “ ought to he made in order to make sure that the equal treatment is done on the asis of the general principles of wage adjustment which the rail­ road administration has already es­ tablished.” In this issue is a call for an elec­ tion to vote on the new charter which shall give the city of Sanford the commission manager form of government. The charter regarding this election reads as follows: The provisions of this net shall be­ come effective and shall be in full force and effect on and nfter the first Tuesday after the first Monday in January. 1920, provided that the same shall he upproved and ratified by n majority vote of the qualified electors of the city of Sanford voting nt an election to lie held for thut ■-fM »^A:W iftr“ 7tli. 1919, and it is hereby the duty of the city e juneil of Sanford to provide for and to hold such election on the date ed. Said council shall give thirty days notice of hucIi election on th date named and shall provide for and pay ul! cost of holding the same and of the preparation of this char­ ter. " • Such election shall lie held in con­ formity with Inws and ordinances now in force relating to special elec­ tions. At the same election, Three three city commissioners shall he elected provided this charter isapprovod and ratified, if not, then no commissioners will he elected. Can­ didates for city commission shall lie chosen and nominated ns follows: Any one may circulate a petition to have any number not to exceed three of names of rnndidatcs for city com­ mission, placed on tin* ballot and if such petition shull he signed by one hundred or more quulillcd electors of the city of Sanford and shull lie ac­ companied with a written notice that tl.c candidate or candidates whose name or names are therein presented w.ll accept the office of city comt/lissinner if he is elected, the city coun­ cil shall place his mumc on the ballot provided that such petition and written notice of acceptance is filed with the city council nt least ten day* prior to election and the coun­ cil shall publish the names of all candidates having flualilUd us above in u newspaper of general eirculutios in the city on the issue just preced­ ing t ie election. No elector shall slgr, tiie petition for more than three candidate;!. No candidate shall cir­ culate his own petition. The three candidates receiving the three high­ est numbers of votes cast at such election provided the charter is ap­ proved and ratified shall he deemed elected for the flrst commissioners for such terms beginning and ending as is hereinbefore provided. NUMBER 2 H ELP T H E R AILR O AD S Load Pars to Capacity and Them Quickly Move T h e following advice from the Railroad Administration should re­ ceive the attention of our shippers: "Another shortage of freight cars is in prospect for the coming fall nnd winter. Instead of the surplus of equipment to he found on nearly all railroads during the dull days before war, after war revival of business set in, every piece of equipment is now­ in use on many lines nnd only the most careful handling by the rail­ road with consistent t and whole hearted co-operation from the ship­ ping public can prevent serious in­ terference. Federal managers have been called upon by the Ruilrond Administra­ tion to utilize equipment to the ful1est possible extent and particularly to see that cars are set in motion promptly upon being loaded and un­ loaded. Shippers nrc asked to lend n hand both hy reducing detention o( ears to a minimum and by careful and heavy loading so that the greatest possible service may be had from each ear. From a purely selfish standpoint it is to the interest of the l»viiv! Jual shipper Mini receiver of freight to do his port towards mini­ mizing the effects of a car shortage from which he will suffer along with the public generally.” NEW HOSPITAL GETS START TUES. NIGHf BOARD OF DIRECTORS M E E T AND ELECT OFFICERS FOR ENSUING Y E A R - G E T DOW N TO BUSINESS GOVERNMENT W IL L O P E N REAL STORE I Present plans are to open stores in membership committee and execu­ the fourteen zone supply centers und tive committee have full authority it is expected that in those sections to use tluir own discretion in putting of the country a-.d areas embraced !cn drive for memberships rnrried. Meeting then adjourned. in zone bojndar.(M additional cities will he selected as centers of distri­ i The following are the board of bution. |directors for the association: Representing Holy Crwsa Church— In considering WlUJation for the i A. P. Connell;, and Mrs. Alex. control of cold storage, the house | Vaughan. agriculture committee heard aevnral Representing First Baptist Church witnesses. Dr Harvey W. Wiley, formerly chief of the bureau id chem­ — Schelle Mclr.es and Mrs. F. It. istry told the committee the storage Savage, j of product* should not he uniform, Representing First Congregational I (Continued on Page !(') M ar (Continued cn Ppge 7) i * *1 si , e| 13F The roll cu.l showed a quorum present and the directors proceeded to act upon the resignations of Dr. Hyman and Mrs. Ilnrdawny whflf * hud resigned on account of their in-1 ..... . . ... . .*c»Ka*f»n«w-* ah"'?; io uevotv this time ule hospital association. Upon motion that was carried Schelle Mainea was elected in the place of Dr. Hyman and Mrs. J ' BirtHr.o !>. I'nc place of Mrs. Hardaway, the latter being from the Longwuod precinct. * T. W. Lawton, president. Mrs. A. E. Hill, first vice president Mrs. Endor Curlett, second vice president. C. W. Entzminger, third vice pres ident. Mrs. It. A. Terheun, Cor. secre­ tary. C L O T H IN G , GLOVES. ULA Nr Schelle Maincs, Itec. secretary. KETS A N I ) ALL K I N D S OF W. M. Haynes, nuditor FOOD S UPPLIES T O HE SOLD • Mrs. W. D. Turner, treasurer. It. J. Holly, It. A. Newman, H. C. Washington, Aug. 27.— Further DuBoie, Mrs. Endor Curlett, Mrs. steps to bring down soaring prices F. It. Savage, members executive were taken today by the govern­ committee. ment, the war department announc­ President Lawton called I.. A. ing plans for opening retail stores in Brumley to the chair and after a a number of cities through which motion that this report he accepted surplus household clothing and pro­ Mr. Lawton moved that the nnmes duce would be &o,d to consumers of the officers lie voted upon sepa­ throughout the country. rately and if any other names were Meantime, congressional .'ommit- offered they could he voted upon. tecs continued consideration of legis­ All the names ns given above were lation designed to redneu I ic high voted upon nod elected hy unani­ cost of living. This included amend- mous hullot. inenta to the food control act to The names of the visiting commitpunish profit! crin.! and hoarding; tcc were left to the executive com­ Porch and Bridge Party bills to regulate n» <i storage and ap­ mittee to he appointed. Motion to A very pretty compliment to propriations for the Federal Trade appoint all the doctors of the county t ieir guests, Mrs. J. L. Smith of Commission to investigate stocks as members of thc^advisory com­ Montgomery, Ala., and Mrs. Frank and giving Information to the pub* mittee carried. The duties of thin Mi.tee.* of Ft. Myers. Fla., was the 'lie. cori nittco nlinil bu to give adylco joriii and bridge, party given by Through the retail stores to he and offer suggestions from time to M » ..damn Ella Leffler, Marie Smith i :id Braxton Perkins, at their home opened by the war department, the time. army's large surplus stock of socks, The question of the membership * The Gables” Friday afternoon. The entire lower iloor was thrown underwear, shirts, raincoats, blan­ rwfv.mittce coming before thr meet­ c i suite and tastefully decorated kets, gloves, tobacco, soup and other ing president again culled L. A. v ith palms, f e r n r.r.d ffoldanrcd. household commodities will be avid. I Urimd»*y to the **hn'r and made a * he punch bowl, hidden in.n IhmI of Consumers ill the large cities, where i motion that in regards to the county l ildenrod and ferns was gracefully the it~.es wi.i be operated will be i meri'.'. crs cuv'.i p.uclncl a'.iould ho repMotion carried and moj resided over by Misses Zoo Mun- abto to purchase over the counter, I resented. but the clocks will also be anHe tion of C. W. Entzminger that name-i r in and Adelaide Higgins. available to persons in other com­ of these members he left to Presi/There were four tables <f bridge munities t.irough tiie parcel post. i (ic-nl Luu.on carried. I luyers. The score cards w«re hand President Lawton then mnvrtl Price lists are being prepared and I ainted, carrying out the ro'or J thnt live members of this committee these will h«> furnished to all pasU i rheme of yellow und white. Mrs. ’ e appointed for tho city of Sanford. ofdces for the cotr.tnicmc of tl.t Margaret Barnes made tin highest | Motion carried. Following were piiIdle. While no announcement bus srore and was given u beautiful t:ct i f crystal Iced teu spool.s. Mru. yet been made, it is said that the ; elect'd: Fred S. Daiger, Jr., won the cut prices like those of the foodstuffs H. It. Stevens, Mrs. R. A. T e r­ I rize, silk hose. The hono.cca were now being disposed of will lie con­ heun, Mrs. It. J. Holly, Mrs. A. E. siderably below the prevailing mar­ Hill, Mrs. Alexander Vaughan. presented with dainty ‘ souvenirs. Late in the afternoon icc cream, ket. Motion cf C. W. Entzminger that The decision announced yesterday by which shopmen will receive an increase of four cents an hour was said to have been one step in carry­ ing out this policy, although it has been deemed contrary to the public interest to make general increases in wage levels to meet present circum­ cake and mints were served by stances which are believed to he Misses Munson and Higgins. temporary. Mr. Hines explained Mrs. Woodward Barnwell assisted thnt the advance to shopmen was to rtie hostesses In entertaining their give them the full benefit of the guetts, who reluctantly depart 'd nt principle of ten days’ pay for eight a lute hour, voting this'to he one of hours’ work on which the wages of “ It is very unfortunate that some the moat delightful occasions of the other railroad employes are com­ merchants take that attitude, and reason. puted. we huve been studying the situation” Aho';t Mi., guest i enjoyed this the nttnrney general said. "Extendelightful afternoon. Puul Smythe spent several days of sivo purchases now reducing the su|ply slid reducing the demand would this week with his mother, Mrs. Ranks Clone Monday Paul resides ut make their predictions come true, Chus. Campbell Monday,.S?ptembcr 1st being I.twhereby w e hope for a reduced price Jacksonville hut is at present stop­ level if the people do not stampede ping at Umatilla where he is en­ bor Day the bunks of the city will gaged in orange culture. ,b : a!! da;. into a buying hysteria.” i l .1b'vKIP The newly elected hoard of direc­ tors of the Fernald-Luughton Me­ morial Hospital met in the court house Tuesday night, August 20th at 8:30 p m. E. A. Douglass, tem­ porary chninnan railing the meeting together and Mrs. J. W. Dickon acting secretary. Mr. Douglass as temporary chair­ man retired in favor of T. W. Law..1 Mr». J. W. Dickinn aa -ec’ rctnry in favor of R. J. Holly, the Wiilirrlngton I’ osininsier pro tern officers elected at the last Mr. H. II. Witherington, one of meeting. the old democratic war homes of President Lawton in a brief state­ Orange county has been appointed ment outlined the plnns of the meet­ postmaster at Apopka, to succeed ing und named a nominating com­ the late S. W. Eldriuge, deceased. mittee to choose the names of the Mr. Witherington is one of the pion­ officers to he elected for the ensuing eer residents of that section, nnd the year. The committee was com-i Reporter-Star with a host of friends posed of the following: *• . extends congratulations.— ReporterMrs. II. H. Chappell, Mrs. S. W. Itar. Swope, J. W. Osteen, W. A. Whit­ comb, L. A. Brumley, A. P. Con­ nelly, T. L. Lingo and F. W. Ma­ honey. This committee brought in their report upon the names of the following: ' h i 51 id m i Hi i l IP ' t t , V . ! ' %? if-fl - M TUY* till mn I a*-**: * TO >1 tU �• r. . • 1* *<AUGUST 22, 1919 THE HANFORD HERALD PACr TWELVE i __ ±_ _ _ * _ _ _ IS / CLASSIFIED ♦ ♦* ADVERTISING .• / <%*| V. • n Betts f• Ice cream a specialty basis. l-2tc Mrs. A. D. Parrish. For Sale— T w o fine Red Jersey sows for sale. G. II. Edwards, near J. E. Paco’s placo. 66-2tp For Sale—.191G Model Ford Road­ ster, 1 Shuler Vulcanirer. R. C. Sheafer, 113 Elm avenue. G6-2tp For Sale— A first class fresh Jersey cow. M. Doyle, Lake Monroe, Fla. 66-6tp For Wnnted— A push cart. Must he Four. in good condition. e 10 Oak. GG-2tp Nunnally’s famous candies fresh by express, cigars, cold drs :Xs and sale—Seed potatoes; Rose Rex Packard, Phone 13G G5-tf. Wanted— Young Jersey Cow. For sale— Pair of mules. Cheap. Must he Rcntie and a Rood milker, L. Vihlen, R. F. I). A. Sanford, write, L. Vihlen, R. F. 1). A. San­ Fla. 65-tf. ford, Fla. ' G5-tf. For snlc or exchange— 1 Vault door, good shape, 1 large Safe, 71 Wanted— Men in every county with own auto to travel and take inches high, I small Safe, 31 inches order# fui the fled Ripper Hay high, 1 adding machine. Must sell G2-if. Press. Can Rive Rood commission to quick. C. Care* of Herald. stationery 11 Fall Millinery yet unpacked The Shop has a good paying For Sale— Four dwelling houses. Wantnd— An insurance company Cash or easy terms. Situated on desires a good, hust'ing man Sal­ Park, Magnolia, Cypress and Myrtle ary und commission. See W. I’ reece avenues. Apply to J. E. Pace. at HoteJ Carnes Monday. 1-ltp GG-tf Wanted—T o rent house unfur­ For sale— Piano Cheap. Enquire nished. Close in. Address House, Herald Ofllee. . 06-.:. c-o Herald. G7-tf ^ Come in and cool off. 14, W ANTED the cleanest, coolest and newest ice cream parlor in Sanford *>#., n -♦* 1-All Loe»lAdvertisement*Under This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Insertion Minimum Charge 25 Cents. V » *♦« Rood stock cf New just bought and not can be bought right. a nice trade and on I Sunday ice cream orders a specialty S t >1 doer to Ptrkini & Unit the riRht man. He must he a Rood For Sale— Ten acres celery land hustler. G5-tf. east of Sanford on brick road mile from loading station, five acres im­ W A N T E D — O LD CLEAN proved, 5 acres unimproved, 2 wells. RAGS, A N Y K IN D EX­ For particulars apply to "Farm ." CEPT OLD SOCKS, c-o Herald. 68-tf COATS. PANTS, OR RED THE 11-** '•* if* t.e Kx - ft t; . ’* ' hiM Seminole Hotel Given Dinner to Sanford Pennant Winners The Seminole Hotel gave u dinner to the Sanford hall team lastjSondny afternoon nt five o'clock Kay Krauth, the manager of the hotel wanted to issue the menu cards to the "Pennant Winners" hut since the pennant has not been decided as yet it could not he done hut the dinner was enjoyed just ns much ami the Sanford team will be the pen­ nant winners some time this week so the dinner was really to the pennant winners. Every member of the hall team was present, together .with President Spencer of the association und R. J. Holly of the Herald. Chus. Camp­ bell, proprietor of the Seminole Hotel also snt down with the invited guests. The beautiful dining room of the Seminole hud been especially decorated with roses and cut tlowers for the occasion ami one long table had necn arranged for the boys with President Spencer at the head of the table. Rail players have proverbial good appetites and the hoys enjoyed the good things at the Seminde as only healthy hoys can enjoy Some­ thing good to cat. At the close of the dinner Mr. Campbell introduced Mr. Krauth to the hoys and said he would have them again after the close of the hall season as lie knew they would also take the second series. President Spencer replied with a vote of thanks from the hoys and said he knew the boys would he winners after such a sumptuous feed. feasor to a prc-llefurnmtlon head of the family nut! kail been moling a written confession from a penitent, living suddenly called away he hud slipped the confession Into the volume of the Fathers ho was reading. He hud died suddenly and coulu not f p 1 1 for fear iivmnild he found nnd the secrets of the confessional revealed. He exhorted the bishop to find the confession and burn It unread. The bishop went to his host nnd snld, "I do not know If you have n library. I do not know If there Is a volume of such and such n Father on the shelf 1 name. Como and look." They looked, found the hook, found In It nn old manuscript, yellow with nge, nnd burnt It. The monk never appeared ngaln. Hlshnp Wllberforco told the story. Rut he wns a wag, and among friends he never concealed the fuct that hr himself had Invented the entire talc for the purpose of seeing what people would believe If told with a sufficiently grave face.— Manchester Guardian. Grieving Cows. An Essex correspondent of the Lon­ don Dully Mall writes: This morning I witnessed n strange sight In which n herd of cows, nn old hull and n few calves took part In n meadow near my Jtouse. A cow that had recently enlvcd died In the night nnd yesterday morning lay out stiff on the frosted grass be­ neath a tree. During the day cows roamed near the place and stopped to smell nnd lick the side and face of the dead nntmat. Not till this morn­ ing did the knneker's cart arrive to carry the body nwny. When the vehicle wns drawn to the spot the whole herd enme slowly up nnd stood round watching Intently, with heads down, and nn Indescrib­ Following is the menu: able expression, which seemed half questioning nnd hntf sympathetic. In Left Handed Spit hull Cocktail their eyes. Seven of them nnd the Consommee Kn Tnssce oh*, hull came up and licked tho dead Green Olives Pickles cow’s face. In one Instance ns It was Filet of Soule, Sauce Tartar being hoisted Into the earl. When It Julienne Potatoes was taken nwny they stood notching Fried Chicken a la Seminole It to the far side of the meadow and tlirniigh the gate till they could see It Mit.«hcd Potatoes lloiled Onion« in Cream no longer. Then they smelled nil over the spot where It had lain. Tomato Salad, Mayonnaise Seminole Rolls Do Animals Love Music? Apple Pic a la Mode I wns awakened the other morning Seminole Coffee Iced Tea by the clntter of n horse's hoofs nnd Cigars n man’s voice singing “ Klllarney," says a writer In the I^indon Dally Ex­ BISHOP ALONE SAW GHOST press. Peeping through the Venetian idlnd I saw that a young Midland Hoax Cleverly Carried Out by Noted railway carter wns the vocalist, nnd ' that his horse, which wns harnessed Ecclesiastic Is Recalled by a to n heavily-laden van, was following British Paper. him In n zig-zag fashion, across nod The grent RUhup Wllberforco wn* up tho sleep nun! which runs past my staying nt a gnat country bouse. As windows. He wns not u*dtig a whip he took Ida hostess down to dinner bo or touching the reins, nnd the horse glanced behind bint nnd saw five cou­ kept his nose near Ids shoulder, hut ples folli/wlng, nnd Inst of nil an ec­ when the mnn stopped singing, the clesiastic In 11 tiiLok'N costume who horse stopped putting. I have heard I the land girls any they sing to the wns strange to him. Ue remarked to bla hostess, “ I seo horses nnd cows they took after, nnd you are not superstitious about sitting thnt the^hnlmnls love It. nnd I know In India some of the hardest tnhnr down thirteen to a table." Ills hnstf«s went deadly while, nnd Is done by ofi*n, driven—not with •aid, “ For heaven's sake say nothing l" whip or goad—but by the singing of Hitting down, he noticed tliut only the nnttve boys In charge of ttiem. twelve seats bad been placed, and a moment after saw the aupposed monk COWBOY NOT YET EXTINCT standing behind the host's chair. It waz not long before he realised that May Re Fewer Than Come Years A qo, no one but be saw the figure. After but Thla Traveler Tells of Meet­ dinner the host explained that the ing One. monk wns an apparition which none but the bead of the family, In each 1 "You mean to say," 1 begun, "that generation, had ever seen, and thnt Its there are still real cow—" Rut ns appMurnucc atw»y* foretold dlaaiter. iIn||,.* w«*re beginning to pa»» about The next day the same figure ap-. th*- platform I................’ .. . ................. , . drsUU-d, realization peered m « U h .h o p ‘a the garden and nr lo dlwn w, the ,mrt,er explained that In life he had been con,Jia{ {,,c ^ Ufad dr,T. For Sale— Jersey Duroc pigs, $12 a pair, $G for one. G. \V. Spencer. 58-tf Upholstering and mattress making. For 8„|e - Maxwell Touring car. furniture repaired, mirrors plated. Jn gplend|d condition. Cash or credit auto tops und seats recovered. I ir.it 64-tf. II. &. 0 . Motor Co. class work only. Drown Upholstery r n n p y v 'T Shop, 121 Court St., Urlundo, Fin. i' y j tv IVCiti 1 49-tfc rtftfU ie **“* —'• • ••• BANQ UE TE D IIAl.l. PLAYERS S PR E AD S . AT H E RA LD OFFICE. 59-tf log entile hud: in would be The Crucial Test. pleased to have been colled cowOf course, Algernon, there Is a le­ FOR SALE punchers. gitimate way to lenrn whether your The trip nt once began to nssunie a sweethenrt's complexion Is nnturnl or 1917 Ford Touring Car in good] new Interest, and when the mine bar- applied. Rub It with a wet rng. then lUTViWnt, ..hape Must .TjLi.fi:c: • hej hnck mi the platform 1 ejvu iT,w.L --»_«»»« rng.—flnlvcston News. SJdU'vu hord.fc-o Herald. l-3tc *•-> with something of that ivstftte' ‘ For Sale— Pair of good fnrm mules with which one contemplates n de­ in good sound condition.* Reason* Utilizing Time. ceitful man. Rut nothing could pene­ M. Fleisher. 67-tf "Ladles," announced the president nhlo price. trate Ids drawling sang-froid. At n tank station farther along of nn afternoon bridge dub. "It hns For Sale—One good large muh?, there was opportunity to stretch our been moved nnd seconded that there $275.00. C. M. Berry. G7-tf legs; opportunity, also, to observe nt shall he no conversation nt the card close range a bronzed, dntk-hntred tnhles. Whnt shall we do with the mo­ Good Paying Rusiness for Sale— cow-puncher who had paused on hi* tion?" “ I suggest.” said a sprightly T H E Q U A L I T Y SHOP. On ac­ mustang to observe the train. Tho member, "that we discuss It while we count of changing residence the barber approached him confidently. play." Quality Shop, including fixtures and “ Neighbor," he said, “ 1 bought a gun In K. C.. Ml zoo. What do you Furnished Laurel Avc. rooms for rent. 111! 67-3tc For Rent — Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 117 Laurel ave­ nue. 6G-3tc For Rent— Good rooming house in center of city. See me quick. H. C. DuRosc. 66-2tc Furnished Rooms— Ry day, week or month. Every convenience. Over Philips Drug Store* corner Park and First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop. . 43-tf The puncher took the wicked 44. |XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX balanced It In the palm of Ills hand, * twirled It around on his forefingr nnd then brought It to bear upon a tin ran lying In the mad nhout 20 *y— • _____ feet tinny. Rang! The can leaped Into sr: (lie air. Rang! It rolled five feet further nlnng. Rang! Again It flew Into the air nnd rolled. Rang! R rolled ngaln. Rang! Tin* cun disap­ X peared In the dust. "IPs a good gun," snltl the puncher, X banding It hnck. “ only It shoots n little high." A llltlo high! Rallier n nice criti­ cism, I thought. The barber snapped —but even though ’tis said that “im itation it thcsinccrcst form of flattery," out the cylinder, reloaded the weapon X nnd passed silently Into tin* back­ ground. My Impression was that he an imitation is, at its best, merely an imitation; and after all, it is easy to was avoiding *o m » questions on my x 0 p-irt relative to Kansas Pity bad men; E = distinguish Welworth Blouses b y t h e distinctive Welworth label. 5 but 1 may have been wrong. We began to lly tlin ugli the level ' 3 ground, perspectives on all shies dot- 1 s s _ \Yc are}'proud of our con­ mew led with peaks upon which clouds flRTIIMOR rested. Suddenly along the trail ap­ nect ion'with the manufactur­ VrAISTf peared tin altogether amazing. nners of Welworth blouses and looked-for, almost unbelievable spec­ tacle— two Indians jogging along on- 3 3 \\ irthmore waists — glad to hnr«t-hark wearing moccasins, wide S 3 Mack trousers, red or pink shirts, 5 sell their product to o u r lltelr black luilr secured h.v scarlet EE J ^ />; ^ t hands about their foreheads.—Scrlh friends, for we know that tier’s Magazine. There is a Charm— A Surpassing Excellence About Welworth Blouses That is Often Imitated - Americanism In the Making. Almost anything you can think of. It Is said, can he seen somewhere In that long, erratic historic street Unit strays upward from the point of Manhattan Island, culling nrm-s Uni streets and avenues of the world's largest city a* its own sweet will. Something once seen there by Mr. J. It. Kerfoot. the nuthnr of Rrondwiiy, indicates Unit the enterprise, the daring nnd adapt­ ability In new conditions that were ehnnicterlstlc of the early settlers In America are still characteristic of the people who are crossing the Atlantic to our shoreit In the twentieth cen­ tury. One day. says Mr. Kerfoot. | snw an Itnllnn peasant woman, fresh land••«! from ttie steerage and dressed In all the fete-day regalia of her native province, chase a llro.-nlway ear for half n block In front of the post of­ fice. She caught up with It from be­ hind when It stopped nl Park place, and falling to notice the enirnnee-.vny. grasped the brake handle of the rear platform, threw a sturdy, red-stock­ inged leg over the rail, nnd swung her­ self aboard with the satisfied air of having successfully surmounted one of the early difficulties of tho new coun­ try. Broadway amIled, collected her far*, and went on about Its business.— Youth’11 Companion.________ Quite Enough. ' • 1 I IB those who purchase will al­ ways be more than pleased with the unfailing combination of durability and attractiveness with which these garments are characterized. X —Welworth blouses arc smart, becoming, comfortable and may* be had in models that arc quit*; elaborate with exquisite trimmings or those that arc equally effective in their fascinating simplicity. blouse and W irthmor waist comes to you in an —flawless in its pristine newness and all ready to don. I Bach Welworth individual carton : : : : : : • To the farmer who has to purchase Seed Bed Cloth, we wish to say we can. furnish a good quality 36-inch Sheeting at twenty cents per yard. TheYO :ll Company "\Vhevn ycu charged over the top, 1 did the Germuna remark your style 1 1 of fighting?" “ Oh, yea; they kept *jp a runnlug XXXllllllllllllXXXIIIilillllllXXXI!lll!HIIIIXXXXII!lllll|||IXXX"'lll||l!!IXXXIINIIIIIIIIXXX con ment.” 1 * _______ ._______________ (A / -a �AUGUST 29, 1919 T H E SANFORD HERALD PAGE T W O C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S A BUNCH OF INTERESTING IT E M S FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEM INOLE C O U N ­ TY— EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD supper" and nil the good things thnt go with it nt Lake Harney. All the young people of Geneva were in­ vited and nil enjoyed the evening. Mr nnd Mrs. M. E. Dooley chnperLieut. John Huddleston is visiting oned this jolly crowd, Mrs. Dooley his mother, Mrs. J. H. Huddleston. being in chnrge of this clnss while the regular tenrhor, Mrs. Pnttishnll Mrs. Harry Hi vers and children is away. lrft Saturday for Grmnville, S. C., Mrs. Irn Starling is spending n to join her husband. few days with Mrs. Charles 11urMiss Edith McClelland is visiting rison. home folks at Cameron City. Lieut. Huddleston and Meade linker are spending a few days in Miami, driving through in the Hud­ dleston car. Miss Irene Johnson, who has been the guest of Miss Emma Eichnor returned to her home in Orlande* last week Mrs. Fanny Quigg and daughter, Mrs. Comstock of Miami are visiting friends in Geneva this week. Mrs. Endor Curlett, who has been spending the summer in New York and Haiti more returned home last week, bringing as her guest her brother, George Eichnor, who was so seriously injured some time ago while in the U. S. service. GENEVA '" M r s . K. M. Seig returned to Americus, Ga., iaet Wednesday after hav­ ing spent, several months with her daughter, Mrs. C W. Culpepper. Mr. and Mrs. are visiting Mr. Charles Ilrumley and Mrs. Endor THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN KELLY SPRINGFIELD MILE­ AGE AND OTHER TIRE MILEAGE IS THE DIFFERENCE BE­ TWEEN A CERTIFIED CHECK AND A PROS5fSSSR¥-w8TE Stop Wasting Soap Measure Out What , V V ouH eed^ f T H E R E S A MAN A T T H E C U R B T O S E R V E YO U C L O S E D A L L DAY EI.DEIt S PR IN G S One of the heaviest rains ever fell upon our dry hill Sunday night. There was practically no wind nor lightning. Preaching services were con­ ducted by Uev. Sessions of Sanford in the morning and by Rev. M. M. Lord at evening service. The pas­ tor. Rev. Herndon is away on a va­ cation. Pillsbury Flour None Better M* and Mrs. .1. M, returned from a trip north of Florida, also son, it. il. Wynn at Ga., while away. Wynn have through the visited their Thomasville, A STANDARD UNIVERSITY r m ItSKM In IJW nl Art. nul Krlrnrr*: Im : Aflrullurr: IMurellon; llnflnrttlpf ..< hml. f«l. H ill, Llt-mlral. .M.thanJral). I'rrmrillnl <‘ourM>. and fii.ilu .lr Simile; I id. trrallr Kilrn.lon. ATTENDANCE: t'rnm SI llutliD rounilr. i »4 21 •lair., IA2S KtudriiU, Imluilin^ aon> •ummrr m KouI., IIA1l.ll to llir War l)r|urlmrnl i»nn nflhr l*f|it ' IIIS IIM .I IS 11111> I ( I I . I I I . US' In Ihp t'nlinl .Slate.. KM'IANgS LOW'. Sell m'm Iijk Iwtlm Srplin. '•it 22nd. Willr fur I'atalog and IlmA A. A. MURPIIREE, LL.D., Pres iii"i Gainesville, Florida It. \V. herd and family spent sev­ eral days at tin? beach last week. Mrs. R. li. Wynn of Thomnsville, Ga., is visiting home folks. M. M. Lord and family have re­ turned aftcr ten days at Coronado Reach. Mr. Lord has a big snake story nnd evidence to prove its truth. He killed a six foot mother rattler that was mothering tier till young cues. He iias the skin of the large one and the young ones in alco­ hol. Pretty scurry story for Coron­ ado hut they say it ’s the first of its kind. J. M. Lord has returned niter two weeks pleasantly spent with old friends in Ft. White. Mrs. J. L). Letson of Ft. Lauder* dale arrived Wednesday and will spend some lime with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lord. LABOR DAY MONDAY C L OS ED ALL DAY LAKE M O N R O E Farmers in this section are busy preparing for the full crops. The c.dery hods are looking fine, and sweet potatoes are now being ship­ ped, bringing the fu m y price of LJ.lKl per bushel. Mr. Hen Lake has returned from Louisville, Ky. He and his family are now spending a few weeks.at Scabrevxc. SEE US ON TUESDAY Miss Grace Hawkins has accepted a position nt the local express nllW. Miss Hawkins graduated from the business college at DeLand in the spring. She ir one of the most de­ serving and popular young ladies. Miss Mary Miles, Philip and Wil­ liam Miles have returned from a pleasant visit tu the Reach. Mr. Jim Johnson, who has been spending the summer in Tennessee with hia wife «ml children returned to Monroe where he is ««||||i-> his nearly $40,000.00 worth of property past few days. The Dr. Aldridge acres on Celery A venue was sold lr. Stoi noff besides several of small ations. A m listing properties and ilm ost every day. Can suit you. Fine New Bungalow — 6 rooms, use, 1 acre ground, beautiful shade, $3,000.00 o r e — 1 1-2 acres ground, flowing ig rooms, barn, 16 orange trees, splendid rcsi Watch the South East Corner of Page Two �’ <‘» y w y i | y ,-gy . » . r.LST 29 1919 _____________ __________________________ ______________________________ , * •' - t L *Zt • , r ..,V , , TUB 8ANP0RD HERALD ‘ YES, “A Feed For Every Need.” * „ v o/i-» . PAGE THREE Phone 181 Groceries, - Black Strap M ollases in bulk, - Lime in barrels, - Blue Stone, - Sprays, - Hardwood Ashes, - Armours Fertilizers. See us for Carload Crate Material. Agent for Dayton Airless Tires, tiiats what vou need. Builds LARGE Frames EA SY TO We have it, ran get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere PEED p A H D I7 G r t T > A T ' l ? M A I M ' D A X T V X H iO H i V ^vJlY X X - c X l i j X Well, Sanford won the first series, cinching it in the second game with Orlando here last Friday afternoon and making it secure, by winning an­ other front Lakeland Tuesday after­ noon which precludes any contro­ versy oker the first series. We had several disputed games and one tie to play oil and now wo are the win­ ners without any comeback. Our team seems to have had a had break in the getaway for the second series and at the present moment wc arc not at the head of the lists Gut this is our way, you know. Agents ,F or I n t e r n a t i o n a l Harvester Co. Me Cormick and Peering Mowing Mach­ ines, H ay R a k e s and Harrows though the children do not seem enthusiastic over the prospect COUNTV HAPPENINGS [very j i n f i 1" " 1 of the hot weather (Continued front pair - f .......... Mrs. ('. A. Brannon of Orlando in visilirg in Oviedo Oils week. Kev. Blacoek of Dalton, Ga., iiffirhed :ii lIn- Baptist etiurch Sun­ day morning and evening. On Honda; morning Mr. Rlncock left lor Largo. Fla., where he formerly livcu. . Everythint; i.t in readiness for the ort-nirg of school Monday morning, Goodnight Will Driv* A*ay Mosquitos ,ixl *f cmriutfo they will atay ,m , t t long ai Jntt uw It. t’trj*. aat. Ullltilul, until* like » pine f rut otilj .» fit* ilmc* iiritwjry irJ )■<j «4ti *!r*p In i-i mcv nml niuli! tuUrU .Mm riintnmcml.il as a tfttrf.Ullii' ,ic»1n*t me*, roJrtiM, f it.i i; •. niiiii, tic. Will not • -it-, f nnul linen. SOc at Jour d/jl.tV. «r by null. Cater Lawton left Wednesday for Sanford. Mrs. Thomas Shlipc and bnhy and Mrs. ClilTord Slut pc and l»ahy have returned home after a vis.t to Oak­ land and Clermont. Mr. ami Mrs. Lee Wheeler and daughters, Florence and Evelyn re­ turned this week front Daytona. ,*•*• ..... .Mrs. O. I*. Swope and children and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wright vis­ ited Orlando last week. Mrs. M. M. King, Mrs. Z. Spinks, Mrs. A. K. Crawford, Miss Nell King and Master George Crawford motored to Orlando Friday. W E S T GENEVA AVENUE Mrs. J. E. Vaughn is on the sick list this week sulTcring with her old enemy, the neuralgia. Has to hoblde around on a stick. Hope for her to be able to get around soon. We like to let the other fellows get started good and then we chop them down later and alimh to the |top. Sanford has a team that is second to none in the league mid we are getting it in fitter shape every day. The hoys are playing the game and even if we should fail to pull down the second series some Koou num out (i*4vi! to play the post series with us at the end of September and there will be some­ thing doing in Florida at that time, something similar to the world's aeries only staged on u smaller scale hut just as exciting. For instance, we will suppose that Orlando wins the second series and plays Sanford for the cham;:iu*'-A.-v s W * t .' y „u ’ .now that the people wiiuki mTTi* i’o Sanford and Orlando from every part of the state and even Falatka to see those post series games and don't you know that our hall park here would not hold the crowds. Even if some other town in the league wins out in the second there will bo considerable excitement over the question of the best team in the state league and the last games will bring out the biggest crowds that | “C H IC K E N S” The Nice Fat Kind. Hens and Fryers 50c per pound. Eunice J- W. Booth L. F. Itopcr R H O N E ICG • rt !' '* /|Ift • ll. t if f and Miss Florence Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Fortier and Mrs. I ?n 299 TEAM This is our Sanford Phone No. Call us up, we will be pleased to look after your soiled linens. We specialize in high-class work, send us your dresses and waists, you have nothing too dainty for us to handle. We can more than please you. have ever witnessed a (mil game i n ' s Florida. Our little old league is already causing some excitement in this and other states and Florida is getting = = advertising in the northern papers1 over our line little league and the — good games that are being staged. j” Keep up the interest, you fans, — and help the Sanford team win. — $' v V Orlando vs. Sanford Friday. 1st Game (On Seconi' ** • aalf i Orlando All R II 1*0 A E Williams, If 4 0 0 I 0 0| <1 0 n 4 Leon, 2b 4 1 Blount, lb 3 0 0 9 0 0 3 1 1 0 1 0 Schuyler, ef 3 1 l 9 l 0 Quinn, c 3 0 0 0 0 1 nil Hunter, rf L’ llomiiiedieu :il> 4 0 l 3 1 0 4 0 •1 1 3 0 Gray, ss Humphries, p 4 II 0 0 i)tt 0 1 » • ^ M* * V.** ** '•* * * \ ‘ .'III 1 5 27 3 *1 Total AH Sanford Stewart, 2b 4 C. Chapman . P 4 o Johnson, ef 4 Hord, lb Uanville, 3b 3 White, If . 3 White. If 3 3 tr..;id... rf .. 3 Rive, o ... . 3 Davis, ss R II 0 l 1) •1 u 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (1 0 0 II Totals . I’ D A E •> 3 t> 0 *1 0 4 1) 0 0 1 0 •1 5 0 •» fi 0 O 0 0 0 i5 0 I •> •> 0 5 27 13 Ga me (on firsi half1 AB R 11 BO Orlando — 3 0 0 •1 Williams, . 3 0 ii 3 Leon, 2b .... 0 ii 7 ..... 3 Blount, lb II l it 3 Schuyler, cl 3 0 0 1 Sewell, If L'Hoininedieu 3 b 3 0 1 1 1) 0 0 dray, ss 3 1 l 0 Dunfee, rf •1 1 1 •I Hunter, p Totals . Sanford Stewart, 2b 11 Chapman e Johnson, ef Hord. lb ....... Uanville, 3b White. If Childs, rf Ellis, p ......... Tyner, 20 *4 I’ O 1 8 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 Leesburg, Florida Totals . 24 - Robert GJcnn Igou, Agt. • • c*1'*'*- -•••-- ToFn B. University LINCOLN IIUM.EY, 1'h.D., l.lll.ll., I.L.D., President Del.and. Floridn • SEND NOW FOR A CATALOG * T i l t ; UIIAItUATE IIEK AIITM ENT—IJrgrer* of M o i r r of Ail* «nd Htltntt*. T i l t : COLLIHiK OK I.IIIEKAI. AltTH KOIt M O N —T » c n l | . a n r dcpmtmrnt* In *11. n i t ; <t >l l k u e o k l i i i k u a i . a nr-* i L y i i • ' IM ltw If,. f T IIII COI.LEOH OK LAW — f i m l n l f , prattler In Timid* allliuul nmmln*l!on. f 1 THU COLLKUK OK K N llIN G K I I I N I i- l 'a U i ir * In englnrtrlng trailing lo dtgrre*. T i n : C OL L EG E r o i l TEACIIEHS — E.prtlally for Timid* lr»chrr». T ilt : TH E TH E TH E TH E C O LLEG E OT IIIIHINENS— llanklng. Iloukkcrplng. Nhorlkand. T>pearillng. A C A I1EM V —I'rcparra for all high grads rollrgr*. SC H O O L OK M EC H AN IC A U TS—Kor h o ,, and young mrn. . SC H O O L OT MENU' 1'lanu, plpr organ. *l«lln, «olrr. harmony, thorn* nark. SC H O O L OT TINE AIITS — Special Attention Is Called to I. 'J. .1, The I'rrllmlnar, t’uurar In Agrlrullurr — llulany, Illologt, Organlr and Inorganic Chrrniory, i|ualltatlvo and *|UanllUllta anal,*!*. Agricultural Chrmittry, Mineralogy. Urology, rtc. th e I'rr Mrillral ITiurad I'ltytlnlngy, Illolagy, Anatomy, llartrrlology, lllatralogy. Zoology, lln lan ). Central l.'hrmUltj, Inorganlr < hrml.iry. Organic Chrmlatry, gualilaltvr und Oiianlllatlti’ ( hrniutrj. I’hjalr*. 1 hr Cnurao far llrllg'nua Worker a — In lllhllral Mtrraltsrn, llUlury, Engllah. rholog), T n lagog) , Ettilca. I.nrlt and Ihrluni. E 0 II II » 0 0 (I 0 I 1 4 18 AB R II 3 •1 3 •» ♦> 1 ... 3 0 3 3 ll 0 3 1 1 0 0 O 1 1 3 1 1 0 0 DIXIE STEAM L AUNDRY 6 a o 1 0 0 o 0 1 2 I) 0 (i I 0 0 1 5 9 21 n> 2 onn 00J 0 —2 Orlando ner uiid Mrs. Wnt. Robinson. Ev­ •I01 013 Sanford ... erybody reported a good time and Suinmi.-y— Left on bases Orlando Imped for another Idrthduy with .J, nford 4: two base hits, Johnson, Ellis; a base bits Stewart; home runs some one soon. Hunter; 1st base on balls off Hunter 1; struck out by Hunter 2, Ellis 4; sacrifice hits. Chapman, White; stol en bases Stewart 2, Chapman, Rive; batter hit, Childs, Chapman; double' plays, Uanville to Chapman to Hord; time of game 1:10; umpire Cooper. J**/ v * - / L £ i X - 7 / / « Lakeland vs. Sanford Monday Games, August 25th, 1010 AB R H BO A K l.akeland — Reeves, If ........ .. 3 0 0 1 0 0 l 0 «f 0 1 Wicker, cf 0 1 3 O 1 Love, s s ----- ----- . 3 0 1 l 0 1 3 Boland, rf ... ...... Thrasher, 3rd..... .. 4 0 0 •1 0 1 Smith, 2nd I t ..... .. 3 0 0 •> 3 1 . 4 0 1 7 0 1 Wright, 1st b f •I 0 1 O 7 0 1) Campbell, c -----*1 o Hall, p................ .. 4 0 0 i 2 0 1 0 0 0 Ery, If................ Nicalo, Elmer Tyner und Willie T y ­ (Ask Our Customers) BY SANFORD Score by in nings— i 000 000 002 O Orlando ____ 000 000 000—0 Sanford Summary— Left on bases Orlando 8, Sanford 4; two bnse hits Johnson, Stewart; 1st base on halls oil Chap­ man 4; Humphries 1; struck out by Chapman 1, Humphries 0; sacrifice The hot weather Is till hanging on hits Johnson, Leon; stolen bases' and wo must have rain to cool off L'llommedicu, Gray; time 1:110; uin-J with hill the bathing places nre kept pire Cooper; Attendance JUKI. Orlando vs. Sanford Friday, 2nd busy. Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Robinson have moved In with Mrs. J. K. Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson wore Vaughn where they will make it the guests of Mr. Robinson's mother their permanent home. on Second street Sunday afternoon. George Harney and children The"^eVOVYc\A Co., fi*: of Mrs. Most everyone is getting their land Jacksonville were visiting at Mrs. turned and in shape (or a fall crop as Vaughn's Sunday afternoon. Montgomery, Ala, M soon as the weather is a little cooler. Miss Gladys Robinson called at Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson were Mrs. T. O. Tyner's and Mrs. Fred host and hostess to a number ol Carroll's Sunday afternoon. friends Saturday evening in honor of their daughter. Miss Gladys' thir­ teenth birthday where a doclicious supper was served. Also Ice cream and cake and games of various kinds were enjoyed by both old and young people until a late hour. Miss Gla­ dys received several nice presents We Have Them and was wished many happy returns in the future. Those of the party were Mr. and Mrs. Sheafer and chil­ dren, Mrs. J. E. Vaughn, Mrs. Jim Abbtot and children, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Robinson, T . G. Robinson, Mr. und Mrs. Fred Carrell, Miss West Side Cash Grocery PLAYED 7 c a p ack age before the war c a package during the war c a p ack age NOW THE FLAVOR LA STS SO DOES THE PRICE! Fresh shipm ent o f Nunnally’s Candies just received, also famous Log C abin Roll Candy. Good Total............... .31 1 5 2G 8 5 **Ery relioves Reeves in 8th a •Two men down when winning run scored. All R H PO A E Sanford — Stewart, 2nd b.... .. 3 0 1 1 n 0 M i 0 B. Chapman, It . 4 0 0 O Johnson, cf......... .. 4 0 1 3 0 I) Hord, l b ........ . .... 4 0 0 8 1 1 Uanville, 3b........ .. 4 0 0 3 1 0 4 0 0 0 1 1 Inman, ss........... Childs, rf ........... „ 4 1 1 0 0 1 (Continued on page 9) line of stationery at "‘B E T T S ” k KEEP YOUR E l t v.ft T 5I t *V -----afiui •' THE BIG FEED HOUSE HUIIIIIIII BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEK BOX SCORES OF AM, GAMES X -‘ * �THESANFORDHERALD R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, business Manager Published Every Friday by THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY THE SANFORD HERALD as every one of these resorts has been building constantly for years, this is a remarkable record. It does not in clu d e many buildings which were started before April and a num­ ber which are now being planned, so it is safe to say that at leust three or four millions of dollars will be in­ vested in new hotels this year in AUGUST 29, I9 i9 A Saving Bank i? a Public Servant Are you taking advantage or this servant? Have you ever thought contemplating a strike will consider carefully and prayerfully this step that money placed at interest with us enrns interest every one of before they take it. The govern­ ment is honestly endeavoring to cut the twenty-four hours in each dav you leave it there? the high coat of living. Every hon­ est tradesman is endeavoring to cut the cost of living. Every man in C A P IT A L S30,000.00 SU RPLU S SIS,000.00 Trlrphoa* No, 141 every walk of life who is earning his daily bread is BuHcring now from th" The many friends of Senator Flet­ exorbitant prices of all commodities, cher all over Florida will he pleased We cannot stand for the tying up of to learn that he is improving from a the industries of the United States recent accident in Wash ingtnn when IZt WNrwuRp.USlHtoa from any s »urcc. Strikes are only a street car struck him and seriously aggravating this question und mud­ injured him. 1 (Him? dling fifTnira alfairs and all of us will sufTer R. R. DEAS, C. D. COUCH C. M. HAND and residents, as thousands of resi­ untold hardships from the cessation ¥!*■>•I*r#*4«t#i Ctshwr Ai.'l Cidiior Cities that want postofTices now- dences ami smaller hotels are being of industry. Here in Sanford we are will find out that the price of the lot erected all over the state, which1 dependent upon the waget of the and the price of building material will be occupied by people from men who are engaged in various in­ will make the price of the building other sections of the country this dustries not only at the railroad shops hut in every line. Our farmers almost prohibitive and these cities winter. will suffer the loss of the building It is doubtful if any other section are just starting their fall and winter With the railroads tied up result of continuous heavy rains. randitlatr* rrrritlnc Ihr thrr«* hlghr«t num­ thereby. Glad Sanford has her post- <( the country can show such build­ crops. nl vole* t i l l at *urh electIniit provblcti there will he no materials shipped in The crop generally is in good condi­ tber oflicc even if it is small. h charter U ip pro veil and ratified. « hall be ing progress and such rapid develop­ deemed elected lor the fir*t commU«it»ner* ment, either in connection with the here and none of our products ship­ tion, however, and trees are well lor iurh term* b*\;lnn|.*ir end ending a* I* Christian Science services ped out. Hot only will our veget­ fruited and have been pruned, spray­ hereinbefore provided/* nrd will be held at the Woman's The government and the business tourist business or in general devel­ Whereat, T ie art provide* that "T h e able growers he badly crippled hut ed and carefully cultivated. form *»f government of the city *d Sanford Club, Oak avenue, between men may be trying to help the re­ opment of cities, farming, live stock the people who are living In town irovidrd for under thU art ■hall b«* that Most sections anticipate a some­ Florida is a Third and Fourth struts, turned soldiers to get jobs but tin* ami new industries. mown at the t%jrnrni««Ji tft*M untijp-r t'lan«" will starve to death should the strike what heavier production than in and on Sunday, morning at 11 boys dn not seem to think so. The great state, indeed.— Times-Union. continue. We have just pulled 1918-19. The present condition of Whereat; The art fur Our provide* that oclock. v -IS-tf governinnt and the people in ge n ­ the fillVUl ballot for »uch rleftl in *hall have through the war, we have given our the crop justifies such anticipation, printed thereon the qoislion submitted In eral can never do enough for the all to that war, we have sulTcred and the report static, hut the size of the the elect -if* for det »-r mlrt it I on, t*».wit" Ques­ tion. "Shall the city of Sanford adopt the hoys who went across or those who starved and lost money and almost commercial crop will depend largely Cum mi** tun* Manager Flan Charter?" stayed in the camps in this country. Now tber* fort , by Ciw authority in rue lost hope, those of us who .had noth­ on weather conditions during the v o te d and by direction <d law t| prorlalm All of them deserve a lot more than ing to sell for war purposes. We, next 00 days. Tuesday, October 7th, 19|y, a« Charter they are getting. election I lay. am! tin h» • by g i'e notice the eighty-five per cent of tlie* popu­ that on Turf day, ( tetohe r *t h, 11#t If nn * |**e* Iton will be held In the city «d Sanford f**r lation cannot and will not stand for The membership of the Presby­ the purpose of tle!« Hnining the question There are many things to be done this strangulation of business much terian church in Riverside, .Jackson­ "Shall the city of Sanford adopt toe Cum* mU*i on-M an v*-? Plan Charter," anti for here this fall and the time to pre­ longer and the ones who are respon­ ville is contemplating the building of for the p' rp u* nt elertlnit thrie rlty rum -I mUdnnerr. i roviding *urh I ' i , « y i * » ! - • pare for them is right now and the sible for it will hear from us in no a new edifice to worship in as the llanat*. * I'f .* 1 ' * i« .*•• t . *" way to prepare for them is by a cam­ uncertain terms if this high handed hlcctor* dwlrlng tu v*»t«- In favor *-<<■• 2*' ' r.Ti 'C»7i> small to *of -flection, the "»*ity of Sanford ad pti i^ the !?»•• »• paign for memberships in the Hoard ■nT-V-- -t"-— lilt- issue continu­ worship in for the increasing emigre nd**iun*Manager Plan Charter shall mark of Trade. No cil v, i-t;»; _■»>■ _*;lii‘nd an,’ es. We believe in fair play every gation. The new building will com their re*pertlv* 1 :t!l t v;IU i .1 ir*>«* mark ' A 1 before the * rd» "h’OIt .\ IH II'T IU N H do wn> iVmig without a live nnd ac­ time but we do not and will never $169,1)00 when completed. aai'l • lector* ilnirinr to \.,t. against the "City t*f Sanfvrd adopting Commlttlon* tive Board of Trade and every busi­ stand for any class legislation that Manager Plan Charter** fball mark their ness man in the county of Seminole .threatens to starve the masses for should belong to the Board of the classes. | Trade. And thus Labor Day that should 1 he a day of celebration for the pros- 1 Sanford never looked so prosper­ perity of the nation approaches and 1 ous and never was so prosperous as Labor Day this year and every|t vf,*c“yi* ' now nnd yet the outside world in the future will be what la nor |‘ will never know jbnut it without makes it. i advertising. v\ bile other counties Labor will do well to look into the * arc spending thousands for news­ future and meet these problems in ' paper and magazine advertising Sem­ the spirit of co-operation and urhi- 1 inole is not spending a cent und the trution while the government plans city of Sanford is not spending us for better wages ami settled condi­ cent. Just another case of being tions. A great many of us today are Nnllrr of A ppllrulhm of Tut llrn l F ruler penny wise and pound foolish. Hr r I but It o f f ’ha pi t r I ft Mil, l.a* » of I tor worse off than the laborers who are n Ida demanding more money and we g Niitlfu I* hereby given that H. (\ Dirkion, purrhaarr of t i t r* i tirt. at** No. I7A, dated have no chance to get by. We are I The very newest daily paper in thr ttb <l*y of iunr, A. l>. 1017, ha« bird • aid rrftifiratr In my nfflrr, and ha* made depending upon labor anti every v the state is the Gainesville Daily appltration for ta* deed to Umir in accord­ ance with law. Said crrflflmte rmbrarr* other organization to meet these * News published by the- McCreary • tin* following ilrtfflhfil nroprrly * 110 * 11*1 In crises in our affairs with the spirit of ( 1‘uhlishing Co. It seems like old Hr tit Inut o county, Florida, f«»-w|t: lt« y, !Ui I ft. S of N K ror of W '.. , f Hrr. 2. T. 20 S. fairness and justice toward all. j times to see the McCreary* in the V | It. 20 K. Uun \V t»K. ft S ft. F !M % I ft. N* 211(1.ft ft. r, arrr*. Thr *aid Und 1mnewspaper game again as II. H. Mc­ EurcpeintHjA-Cor\pltfe Hodem Scrwivci Let Labor Day this year ho the c 1 ing a ir*M*| at thr Gate of I h•* Ei*tianrc of Creary published the Gainesville inch rrrtlflratr In thr rum** of Hint. M. cu'difoiwrc -SwamIki'cd -*i.L’up-Cifc «\ day in which we take stock of mir- Smith, Untra* taid rcfllMrnt** ilnll hr re­ Sun for thirty years or more anil a towetiwv Cowonipfvf to Cvirji •la deemed according t*> U * ta* drr*l *111 i%*ufew years ago disposed of the Sun Foi't cf Ci!y■ * > ? r\ d F o r B o ild p t ••* thrfron on thr flfHh day tif Sr fit> ( 1 1 bt<r. 1^1 • ilfilill U . M I I , Pn W i! • • a . f>. m?», to the Pepper Publishing Co. Since WIthr** m> nfflrUI *lgnitt*irr and u*al t net time Elmer McCreary has re­ I hi* thr 2Mh da; of Au,*u«f. \ 11. ] !*St** \ <***ll K. A. iHIffril.ASS. turned from the war and could not CTirh Cirrtilt irt Srmlttid** t *0., I’l*. 2 -fttr tty V. M. I>nuglu*«, U, vithstnnd the lure of the printing ( dice and lias endu rked in lhe daily game » nu:a in .In- hup • of the News. Elmer is the general manager, Mrs. COOP TO If. H. McCreary ds state news edi-l THr LAST tor, Mrs. A. M. Edwards, formerly ew Miss Irene McCreary is society edi­ tor, Ben Miller is city editor and SEALED TINS ONLY Henry Stalls is superintendent of Oil­ AT YOUR GROCERS plant. All of them old friends of the editor of the Herald and they have our best wishes in their new ven­ ture. 8UBSC1UPTION I HU»: IN ADVANCE ONE VEAIt______________________________ SIX MONTHS______________________ _____ THREE MONTHS________________________ THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS t _*ri’ r T JACKSONVILLE*flA I MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE The United States Railroad Ad* ntitiistrutioP has just issued a beau­ tiful nooklet on Florida taking in tsvery part of the state and mention­ ing nfl locality or giving preference to any section. There are cuts of fine cattle and hogs, fruits and veget­ ables nnd we note the cuts of sev­ eral of our Sanford products. The booklet is a work of art and among other good things contains a fine map of Florida. This booklet will be dis­ tributed by the railroad administra­ tion all over the north nnd west und will he the means of bringing thou­ sands of new people into the state, The booklet was printed by the Rec­ ord Company of St. Augustine which b sufficient guarantee tliut it is a piece of urtistic printing; !>i:i*AiirMi:Nr o r m i: iNrirmoit All poisons desiring to at­ tend Sunday school will phono No. 19, -tur, nr 90-J not tulcr tha n Saturday noon. Free transportation will he furnished them to nnd from if witldn a radius of three miles of the Meth­ odist church. Trouble nt ('hnrloltc Charlotte, Aug. 27.— Six com­ panies of the State Guard are still M IL L IO N S FOR C A R E OF here today guarding lives nnd prop­ T O U R IS TS erty, following a strike riot in which The report o! the supervising five were killed and thirteen wound­ architect of the Florida State Hotel ed. The street car barn is under Commission contains much food for heavy guard. A machine is mounted thought in connection with tin* rap­ to repel un attack The car com­ idly growing tourist business of th e . pany is expected resume service, state. ns two hundred armed citizens have This report shows tliut in four joined the guards protecting tinmonths from April II to August 12, city. 1919, there have liren thirty-four permits issued by the supervising Good Fruit Outlook architect for hotels and apartment Jncksoiidiile, Aug. 29.—According houses'in the slate nnd the valua­ to the crop report of the Depart tion of these Ih placed at 11,876,600, meat of Agriculture, on Aug. 1, the which means that considerably over Florida citrus crop was ,89 per cent ‘ ^ S2.000.000 will be expended by the LAB OR D A Y T H O U G H T S normal. On the same date last year owners before they are completed Next Monday is Labor Day and tne Florida crop was 87 per cent and furnished. this day net apart in honor of the normal. Practically all ‘ I these permits men und women who labor for th-*ir Florida oranges nnd grapefruit wero issued to people in tourist daily bread is fraught with m >re s h o w n slightly lower condition than cities, Miami, St. Petersburg, Day­ meaning this year than ever before. indicated by the survey a month nretona. Orlando, Snnford nnd Se-t- I Upon th*- eve of a strike oi the rail* vious. according to the bulletin, due Lre;7.e V u g In the lend. Ir.armueh to some splitting and Topping as the II. H» Lan«l OlBn* at tialn**-*viib , Fla , Aug. 10, Notin' i« bar* by given that Itaymoml It. Iloytl of Urklua, Fla., »hu on July 2!», 11*11 mailt* UorniAtrad Knlry, No. UI2HI2. for *»f N K 11 , Serli-m 21, TuHHsbjp III H.. llangt* 2ft K.« Tallaha*'** Mrrldlan, na* flb-tl nUtica of Int ••n111*n In makc Thr*« y t ii i'roof t«* «-«!ahllth rlalm fo thi* land aufi%** dtarrilod, brfort* Clerk Cifrult t*nurt at Hanford. Fla.* on the 2bth dav of *i» p troh i r, ! I* I V. Claimant riant** a* *lln*s>r«: K. A. Kuth, of Weklwa, Morlda Frank INma i 11, of Wnkiwa, Hnrida Fdno i tritipi n, of Wrklwa. Florida 41m lloyil, of WekitAa, Florida. I'lKM ’I.A M ATIO N Whrfeia; ("hstplrr BStil, Act* til I It IV, l , » » * tif FI urhi a. r>ntltl»‘*l " A n art It* ahtilQh th# prrtent munldpil auvrrnmml of th»* rlty *tf Hartford, county nl Sr minute, *t*tr of Florhla. .utd to organ!*** lncor|Miralr ami ritabluh a city government for th** fame: ami In |irricfiibi* thr j itrfailIrtIfift, jMtwrr* and furirtlim* uf *ahl inunicl|>*lity,*f siftprovid Junr 7th. 1919, urolith*, among «ithrr thini;* that " T h r |i,ovl*iun* of thU i r I *haU brcnitir rffrctlvr anil mhail hr In full fufrr and rltrrt on. from and aftrr thr iir*t Tues­ day after thr hr At Monday in January, 1920; prnvlftrtl that thr uini* thall hr ap­ pro vrd and ratlhrd by a rnajurttv votr « f thr qualified rlrctof* **f t h city **f Hanford, Volina at an rlrctlwn to In* held for that purp«>««* *m tlctubrr 7th. and It hereby made thr duty tif the rily ruunrlt «»( Hanfonl to firo*iilr (or and h«dti aucIi ejec­ tion on the dale named. Halil council fthall five thirty day* notice of *urh rlrctlun and ■hall provide for an*l pay *11 co«t* of holding the aarnr and of the preparation of thi« charter, not to n r r r d On*- Ilumlrrd iflOO.oO) Dollar*. Such election shall be held In c «nfnrmlty with law* and ordinance* now In force1 r* l*i l my to apr* i*l elect Ion*. At thr fim r election three rlty fommU»loner* *halt be riffle d, provided this charter I* up* proved and ratified if not, then no commit* sinner* wdl be « Irct* •!. t'andldate* for city Mmmloiun «hall br rhi»*en and nomin* ated a* follow*' Any one may circulate a petition to ha v« any number, not to e v rm l three, of name* of candidate* for city com* mission, placed on the ballot and if «uch petithm shall be ■l(m,i| by uni hundred or more qualified elector* of thr city and fhall be accompanied with * written notice that the candidate or candidate* whoac name *»r name* are therein prevented wlil accent th* otllre of city rnmmi**lon*r If he 11 rlccted, the city rouncil •hall place hi* name on th* 1 ballot, proi bled that ■uch petition and written ntdice *»f acceptance is tilrd with the city council at bast ten (ten day* prior to election, and the round! shall publish the name* of all randidatrj haWn* quaiifird a* above It* a newtnaper of yeneral circulation rd the city. In the l**ue )u*t preceding the election. No elector shall *lfij petition* for 1 morn thin three candidal** No candidat*• hall circulate hit own petition. The three *In Union There Is Strength1 H E principle applies quite J . ns much to bnnking n3 to soldiers or states or governments. It is most fortunate that the Fed­ eral Reserve Banking System has been in operation during the war. The advantages of this organiza­ tion accrue to the customers of the member banks who nt the same time contribute to the strength of the nation’s bankinc system a banking anti enjoy the benefit o f its pro­ tection. iSTRENCflj —^ lV n v r f c FIRST NATIONAL BAX.; MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE S Y S T E M ^ fc i g X X X X X .V X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X PAGE FOUR �I PACE FIVE UUlellippenink* M e n t i o n of Matters In Hrlef Personal Rents of I n t e r e s t In and About *£ The Citg <£ MFS. dt **• * ----- ” Daytona Ucach. Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers ” ......... the ladies cspeeinlly. l'7t. Seal pint fruit jars at L P. | Roost jjcCuller’s. 66‘ ft | I-eon’s Auto Transfer. All trains Mi<s Kath.ecn Turner, of Eustis is , ,net* Phone 9L Hotel c the guest \i her grandmother, Mrs. j (i7‘ t* j. D, Turner. j Mrs. Hobart Howe and baby are ' PricM fro,n 'Jacksonville, the n . r H reduced rt (lUCCU on U II all a i l goods at in t.he 4 # . . . . rnrM .............~ millinery iiu „ n , „ store. Koests sr« Grace Williams’ ?UC3t;* of of rdativ<* « " d Mends for a Mrs. gg few few ,juys days. Heg Ilolly is spending some time Mrs. Ilal Wight and Mrs. Vance on the east coast where he is inter­ Douglass motored to Orlando Tues­ ested in putting out a young orange day. • grove. Woodland Park will be open Sun W A N T E D — OLD CLEAN ijiy and l.alior Day. « - I lc RAGS. A N Y K IN D EX­ Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Garner spent CEPT O L I) SOCKS, Mveral days of lust week ut DuyCOATS, PANTS, OH tor.a Beach. IIED SPREADS. A T TH E H E R A L D OFFICE. 59-tf Complete stock Diamond tires. ^ork after spending several days Game of Moving Is Being Played here on business. He and the famIn Sanford These Days Every day Is moving day in San­ ford. The demand for houses and the high prices for real estate are Mrs. Henry Wight nml son, helping to make many moves and homas arrived home Wednesday the complexion of Sanford is being night from a month's visit to West changed every day. Virginia, Georgia and other points. Mr. ami Mrs. George D. Bishop Mrs. Wight also visited her daugh­ and family will tuke the DeCottes ter, Margaret in Chicago. home on Magnolia avenue. Judge Mrs. W. C. Satcher in company and Mrs. Housholder and family and with her mother, Mrs. C. W. Vnlz- Mrs. Schultz and Carl being forced minger of Longwood left Friday for to move have decided to huy and Dublin and Toccoa. Ga. They nre build. Mrs. Schultz has purchased bp a visit to relatives and will he the \V. J. Thigpen home on Bark gone about two months. avenue ami Judge and Mrs. Hous­ Robert Cobh is home again .after holder have purchased the Trafford spending many months iii France home at the corner of [’ark and with the marine corps. Robert was Ninth and will remodel this for their in the medical department and saw future home. J. J. Dickinson has purchased the much foreign service hut is glnd to home of Mayor and Mrs. J. D. Da­ get hack with home folks again. vison at the corner of Magnolia and Mrs. Robert Herndon, Mrs. Fred Third street and the Davisons will S. Daiger, Jr., and little Frederick, ino"D into their house just east of Misses Muriel and Dora Harrold their former home. and Misses J. A. Harrold were I. F. Rivers having sold his home among the Sanford people visiting on Oak avenue to Mr. and Mrs Jar­ Wight Tire Co ' Mrs. M. M. Stewart is home again Orlnndo Tuesday. vis Is moving into his new home re­ Red Cross announcement in this after u few months spent with her Hon. Forrest Lake transacted busi­ cently purchased of J. E. Pace on itjue is of importance to nil. Read sister among the mountains of North ness in DeLand and Daytona Thurs Magnolia. Mr. and Mrs. StalTuril Carolina. it now. day and carried his daughter, having been dispossessed of this Dixie Drown is home for a few pint Mason fruit jars at L. P. Maude, and Mary Elizabeth Pules* home will take the Herald apart­ weeks’ vacation from points in Ten­ McCullcr's. CG‘ tf ton, Olive Newman and Mildred ments on Magnolia. lion. Cary Landis of DeLand was nessee where he had been for the Holly with him to the beach where Mrs. Fannie Munson will take her in the city Wednesday on legal busi­ past year or more. [they had a great time. home on Myrtle avenue and Sixth The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal ness. Miss Mary Virginia Cox has re­ street recently occupied by Mr. and church expect to hold a bazaar and Buv Diamonds. Wight Tiro Co. turned from a delightful vacation Mrs. Jarvis. Mrs. Munson recently fair for three afternoons and nights 55-tf sold her old home place on Fourth of L»ec. Dec. »mi, 2nd, .iru 3rd uno and -mi 4th in the spent at her old home in Birming­ „ „ . . . . . . 1oj Dr D. C. Ward, Osteopath is in . . . . „ . . . ham and at other points in Alabama street. in . v . y.> * i Parish House. 1-tf Dr. Marshall has purchased the Stnford on Monday, Wednesday and Georgia. Her brother accom­ Mrs. K. h, Millen and daughter panied her to Sanford and will re­ Dr. O. J. Miller home on Park ave­ snd Kr ay of each week. 58-tf Mrs. \V. C. Bray with her children main several days the guest of his nue and will occupy it as his reslMrs. Leliter wishes to announce have returned from a visit among '**» .*!-<*. . HKBt, Mr?. G ..r ........... .d-i • ,. ••The Gables’’ will he opened Mon- #|> . .. • ( A. (MTW ------ /1» »f ■»»*> been residing here for yhe past year. iht. N. II. Garner is having the debris u■!> \V. C. Hill and R. A. .Newman, . . . .. , iI Hon. Telfair Stockton of Jackson- of the recent garage fire removed and \ - x course lish and chicken din-, ... . . . . . . ... have purchased the Tralford cottages 8 ... , r„ , ,ville was in the city today cnlhngson will build on the lot at once Price fish suppers 50c, at t h e ! . . . . . • . «*r, i or j g t j <his many friends. He will he a can­ & Coller have the contract for the on Park nveniib between Ninth and Ayres Daytona Beach Hotel. Tenth streets and exgcel to build on didate for U. S. Senator. new building and it may he two Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lane arc E. A. Purnell of Oviedo was in the store rooms or one big one ns store the lots some time in the future. home again after a week’s visit at Sam Igou recently purchased the eity yesterday on business and inci­ rooms seem to he more in demand Daytona Brurli. Bothamly house at the southeast dentally renewed his subscription to than garages. Quart Mason fr>,it jars nt L. P. the Herald for another year. corner of Park avenue amj Miss Mabel Bowler is in the city McCullcr’s. ^ 5G-tf MiT ’ u.’.T?' O. Garner ur- from her home—1 k » » > *■-i.TL. Mm .VV t Willinlns is in the city ffved liiirn’o Sunday after spending Bankston Bros. l„-f inuiiy Sanforu friends nre glad to Item Tampa the guests of her con, a few months umong the Virginiu Roberta, Ga., Jnn.----see Imr again. Miss Bowler is a San­ Rabert and other relatives. Old Kentucky Mfg. Co., mountains. ford girl and resided here for many There’s n man at the curb to Paducah, Ky. D. B. Eames, representing the years before removing to' Jackson­ serve you. 55-tf Gentlemen :Y. M. C. A. as field secretary wns in ville where Mr. Bowler is with the A Mr. Will Wachter of this oouMr. and Mrs. Sheridan Jewett I t|](, cj|y several days of this week A. C. L. Ry. In the claims depart­ try has some hogs that were down have returned home from a trip to investigating the county work. ment. with cholera ami had given up all ( anada and other points north. Robert Holly and Hoy Howard re­ Capt. T. A. Neal of Sanford was a hope of saving them ami would not Commencing Sunday the rates at turned home Sunday night after visitor here yesterday, being en spend one penny on them. I gave the Bark Avenue Cafe will he an spending a month at Laurel Park route to Camp Gordbn, Atlanta, him one 15 pound pail of your B. A. where he will receive his discharge. usual. 50c per meal. 2*2tc (Jump near Hendersonville, N. C. Thomas' Hog Powder and he has I. A. Drginley will begin ginning 0. P. Herndon has returned from Capt. Neal is in the medical service, just come in and paid me for it and cotton next week and will open u few weeks' visit to Daytona Hcach and was stationed at Fort Sam ndvises that every one of his sick Thursday, Sept. 4th, where Mrs. Herndon and little Os­ Houston, Tex., last fall during the iiogs got well ana that he killed I * influenza epidemic.— Times-Union. Munson's swimming pool is now borne are sojourning for the summer, them and now has them in his smoke J. P. Cawood, former city tax as­ house and that ull were as fine as ojien on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Capt. M. W. Lovell was in the Saturdays and Sundays in the after­ city Tuesday enrouto from Lees­ sessor of Orlano was found dead any lip had killed this year. noon. GU-tf I want to add that he said his burg to Daytona Beach where he near that city Tuesday afternoon. He had been in poor health and it is Iiogs were down and so sick that lie Dr. J. S. Nixon of Chuluota was will spend several days with his supposed lie wandered olT and died hud to pry their mouths open and in t!;i city on Wednesday and paid fa mily. in the woods. Mr. Cawood was well his wife poured the powder down the Herald otlivc an appreciated A card from Dr. Brownlee who is known in Sanford where he visited their throats. visit. now at his old home in Georgia upon many occasions while lie was please find cheek in full of my ac­ WHEN YOU T H I N K OF C A N states that lie will he home next engaged in tax work in the court count and with kindest regards we DY T H I N K OF T H E K A N D Y week alter taking a month’ s vaca­ house at Orlando. heg to remain, KITCHEN. IF IT H A S S U G A R tion. Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Gonzalez Yours very truly, in i t we have it . star Mrs. James Moughlon bus ar­ and family left on Monday for Mi­ Bankston Bros. THEATRE B U IL D IN G . 49-tf rived home after spending the past ami where they will make their For sale by Merchants Grocery t'o. Mr>. ('has. Hell and son of ■W’ nslt- month with relatives and friends in future home. Mr. Gonzalez who is G4*5lc. ington, l>. t ’., are in the city the Michigan and other states in the with the Baker & Holmes wholesale suwt- of Min. Bell's sister, Mrs. i north. grocery will have headquarters in Notice G. I> Bishop. Mr. and Mrs. I.. P. Hagan have Miami hereafter. The many friends T o Stockholders Sanford Building & returned from Daytona Beach, where Hi -lire ami read the Bed Cross of the Gonzalez family regret their Loan Association: announu-ment in this issue of the Mrs. Hagan and the children spent departure from Sanford where they All stockholders are requested to several weeks the guests of the have resided for so many years ami he present at the monthly meeting wish them prosperity in their new De riiiirimnuiuMunKnmtiMtiUiHinnnmtimMniinto Neptune. of the hoard of directors of the SanMrs. W. T. Wlifeless and daugh­ home. fxrd Building &■ Loan Associniton to ters, Miss Surah and little Bottle are Mrs. A. D. Pnrrish has returned he held at their otllce on Monday, home again uftcr two months spent from a pleasant visit to Tampa September 22nd, for the purpose of pleasantly among the mountains of where she selected a fine building lot amending by-laws. in Hyde Park. Mr. Parrish Is al­ SANFORD, FLORIDA f Georgia. Sanford Building & Loan Assn. Mrs. Grace Williams, the Misses ready located nt Tampa and Mrs. By T. J. Miller, President. Sunday, August .list. Hutchinson ami Miss Carrie Gray Parrish ami Harvey will go there In Attest: spent Sunday ut Duytunu Beach, a few weeks nml they will build a A. P. Connelly, Secretary. motoring over in Miss Beulah Hut­ home there. Their many Sanford 2-4tc friends will regret to lose this estim­ chinson's car. Mrs. C. W. bhinholser returned able family from Sanford hut wish Meat Prices Stabilized home yesterday after a delightful them prosperity in their new home. New York, Aug. 27.— In an effort visit with her son and daughter. Mrs. Elton Moughton and little to stabilize meat prices the commit­ Mr., and Mrs. Frank Miller in Mil- daughter arrived in the city Mon­ tee on fair prices for meat of the day and surprised her family and ledgoville, Ga. New York State Association nt Subject Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Vincent were many friends. As Miss Lucy Whit- United Master Butchers of America in the city yesterday enrouto to ncr Mrs. Moughton is known to tiday agreed upon a tentative fair their home in Vertf from Tampa. every one in Sanford and is receiving schedule covering eighteen basic Mrs. Vincent is the sister of Mrs. a warm welcome home. She will he meat items. The list will lie given a the guest of her mother, Mrs. 1. N. R. J. Holly. trial during the month of Septem­ WhitncF for several weeks. Mr. and Col. and Mrs. 1. E. Webster, Miss ber. Mrs. Moughton are now residing In Maude Shutts of Gainesville and The margins agreed upon are two Birmingham where Mr. Moughton Miss Lona Clancey of Williston were cents higher than those in effect has a good position. in the city Suturday enrouto to Or­ during the wartime period, hut it The Herald is huVmg plenty of lando Irom Daytona Beach. was understood that reductions in aggravation these days in getting in wholesale prices would enable them Mrs May Seely bus returned from •SI IIJECT:—“ I’raycr, us u means new machinery and getting it into of growth I n grace.” a month's visit to Boston and other to sell at lower than wartime fig­ shape for the daily paper nml for the points in the New England states. ures. The maximum fair margin hig rush of business that wo expect profit schedule agreed upon today She will resume her duties witli the this full. Getting anything shipped f dlows: Truck Growers Co. in a few days. these days [s some job and if the Beef of good and medium steers, Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Garner re paper is delayed some or Is not up turned home Sunday after spending to standard our readers can guess chuck steak L'lc a pound; whole the summer at Waynesboro, Vu.,1just how we^arc fixed. ’ But when cross rib 20c; cut cross rib 24c; stew stopping over in Washington, I). C., we are equipped we will give you a heef 1.1c. I'ria c h in g 8:30 P. M . nml Macon, G a „ enroute home. Hinds nnd ribs of good ami medi­ real paper. Subject um steers, sirloin steak 17c; bottom The many friends of Dr. L. R. C. If. Dingec was In the city yes­ Philips will he glad to learn that he terday and today on business and round DJc; rih roast prime, 18c; recently passed through a successful calling on his many friends. There whole top sirloin cut, 15c; cut top operation at a sanitarium In New never was a more popular man in sirloin, 19c. York and is on the road to recovery. Sanford than Charlie Dingco and his Lamb: Leg of lamb, 14c; rih Mrs. Frunk Mllteer and attractive many friends arc glad to know that chops, l i t ; chuck, 1c; stew ulmbs, .little daughter, Frances Fair, who he is doing well in Jacksonville under cost 4c, have spent some time here as the where he and Mrs. Dingee are now Pork, products: Smoked lmms, guests of her mother, Mrs. Marie making their home. But we predict unwrapped, 8 to 10 pounds, 8c u You arc welcome! Smith left Saturday for her home in that some xf these days they "will pound; smoked shoulder, picnics, 2 ) j W* W H IT E , P. C. | Fort Myers. wander hack again" and make their to 7 pounds, 7c; smoked bacon, un­ Dir: T. S. HulT has returned to N e w ) home in the best town in the state. wrapped, l i e : pork chops, ends, siiintmrt:m imamjnnwnmjiaetnnna I RCHURCH S t1 || FMETHODIST V isit The Baptist Temple S u n d ay A u g u st 3 1 st 11:45 A .M . .* “VISION and TASK” 8:30 P .M . .* “FLORIDA of FRANCE” An account of trip to Meditcranean Coast in France, Marseilles, Nice, Menton, Monte Carlo and Italy. D p. Geo. H ym an W ill S p eak Solo b y Mr, Claus i Mrs. A. M. Phillips. Choir Director. Miss Virginia DeCourscy. Ass’! Pianist P . S.— A visit to the Sunday School at 10:30 A. M . will be worth while. John D. Jinkins, Supt. Schelle Maines, General S ecy 8c; pork chops, middle, t Jr p Mi l . i i . . iji "^the margins nre based on "cash tor our Interest and if it Is necessary and carry" and do not include the to spend some money to defend our­ selves. We stand together and di­ rc.,.t of deliverv service. vided we fall. MORE ON CATTLE D IP P IN G . --------- $ A Letter From E. II. KIIbee 1 want to state a few facts why 1 have taken up-the matter cf- . dipping. 1 was forced to by threats from other counties. They stated that they were dipping in their coun­ ties and if we dod not dip that the owners of any eattle crossing the line to other counties would he lined one thousand dollars. This being a fact I have done ail I could to get ready to protect our county from trouble. I bring one of five chosen by my people to represent them I felt it was my duty to do what 1 could to protect them so I did what I could in that line to get ready. So we did and began dipping and dipped three months just us our Sta’ e Sanitary Board told us to do. The Sanitary Board told us we could get rid of the cattle tick in si;: months. > The State Boanl also said Orange and Lake counties were tick free and we could he in six months if we would dip regularly. When we had dipped three months Orange, Lake and other counties called a meeting at Orlando, Fin., when Orange nnd Luke counties stated that they had dipped two years and they were nt t free from ticks nml at that time saw no way of getting rid of them until it was state wide and we all agreed to stop dipping. 1 knnv it became a law to dip cattle in Seminole county ami the law in constitutional. But is it right to enforce the law just because It is a law when it is not doing any good and is a great hardship on the cattle men. 1 ask every man who has the right to enforce the law to give it a care­ ful consideration before doing it. County Commissioner of Fifth District of Sem­ inole County. Be Sure when y o u purchase a brush for any purpose you receive lasting satis­ faction. T h e REXAM , Store BRISTLE s GOODS are this sort j MILITARY BRUSHES HAIR COMPLEXION ” ft INFANT ft TOOTH ft NAIL ft CLOTH T h is is bristles goods week nnd you will be repaid by the values displayed. BOWER & R O U M ILIAT The REXAI.L Store Phono 125 SANFORI), - - - FLORIDA Sunday School - 10:30 A. M. I Preaching 11:45 A .M . IWhat is Man?I Grayer Meeting 8:30 P. M. Wednesday Senior League - 7:30 P. M. "High Cost oi Liv­ ing a n d W age.” c. 1 T H ER E is no time in the life of a man when he is more susceptible to training, to discipline, than during boyhood days. Many a aucccHsful ’.UMincsn man of today owes his success in large measure to proper training as a boy. Don't you think your boy's future Is worth the starting of account for him today? a hank �AUGUST 20. 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD McCluney— Green W e Do Y o u r Vulcanizing RIG H T th e F i r s t T im e Although our w ork is guaranteed it dont com e back to be done over. : : : W e’ll say it’s some satisfaction to auto owners to know that the “extra” tire or tube will stand up if needed. Bring your next job to us and be cons vinced. Sanford Cycle Co. “A Service Id (o Get You Out of Trouble” Phone 251-W Sanford, Florida r* CURBSTONE GLEANINGS BUDGET OF O I* I N I O N "JUST BETWEEN YOU A N D ME" EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes nntl Fnlth, "He'll Print 'em"*** So Snjs Sauntcrcr. The llelter Thing ... . . <• «. »• ■• With a conseienee elean Thnn win by a triek unfair; It is better to fail and to know you’ ve been (W hatever the prise was) square, Than to claim the joy of a far-olf t**o * al And the cheers of the standers-hy down deep in your in* 115 Park Ave. Hut many a day in the future lies was not only spending his money When he’ ll wish he had met defeat; but his time for the upbuilding of For the man who lost shall be glad the city and helping to make the kicker's property more valuable and at heart these same kickers today are enjoy­ And walk with his head up high. ing tin1 prosperity made possible by While his conqueror knows he must these same men who worked day and [day the part night for the things that we needed Of a cheat and a living lie. here most. • The prize reoms fair when the light is on Hut save it is truly won, y -ki ng when the I ^crowds are gone; For It stands for a false deed dope, And It’s tietter you never should reach your goal Than ever success to buy At the price of knowing down in your soul That your glory is all a lie. Detroit Free Press. ■• ■• • • > Heautiful in its simplicity was tha marriage of Miss Gertrude Green to Rev. J. E. McCluney of Franklin, Term., which took place nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. llrower at noon Sunday, Aug. 24th. WhenYourSpringBreaks Let us inspect your battery FREE, put dis­ tilled water in FREE. We make a special­ ty of electrical troubles on autos and guarantee all our work. Wc also have * competent mechanics to overhaul your car and can give you satisfactory service if your troubles arc large or small. Wc are the ofTIcia! service station for the famops The living room was prettily dec­ orated In pink roses, peach blow hibiscus and nspnragus fern. T o tha strains of Mendelssohn’ s Wedding March played liy Mrs. Tom Getzen, little Jack Getzen bearing the ring in a pink hibiscus preceded the bride who entered the living room on the arm of her uncle, Mr. Hrower, who gave her away in marriage. She was met by the groom at the beautifully Improvised altar of roses and ferns where the marriage ceremony was . impressively performed by Dr. Geo,’ Hyman in the presence of the fam-j ily and a few favored friends. The bride was indeed lovely in her simple though exquisite dress of white silk georgette with white hnt, shoes and gloves. She carried a shower bou­ quet of white roses and asparagus fern. Immediately nfter the cere­ mony a most delicious obi fashioned southern dinner was served. P hiladelphia 1® m%W‘ „a Mrs. McCluney is the accomplish­ ed niece of Mr. nnd Mrs. G. A. Hrower of- this city'. She is a gradu­ ate of the Emerson School of ora­ tory, Hoston, Mass. She was at one time teacher of oratory in the Sunford High School, but for several years past has been connected with ........ is and colleges in distant cities. The groom is a man of high in­ tegrity and sterling worth, lie lias only recently been installed as pas­ tor of the Cumberland Presbyterian rh p Fra' )1-lie, Tcnn., where after a short visit to the groom’s parents in Gadsden. Ala., they ail! he at home to their friends. Mrs. Met limey’s many Florida friends wish for her a long life of happiness and great usefulness in her newhome. Sanford Battery Service Co. L. A. RENAUD, Prop. 203 Oak Avenue WE Newspapers, they Phone 189 HAVE FOUND IT! DAISY T ILE A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impenimis to Water,'Uhonibitl Dcrnmpoiitian, Atmosphere and Moisture. Made from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand Nitric nnd Pirrlc Acid tests in the construction of Its Immense acid plants. Our supply is limited only by our demand. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE, ORANGE AND LAKE C O U fT IE fS, FLA. Slock In yards and 2.'S,000 ready for shipment. J M A H O N E Y -W A L K E R CO . H A M O Itl), II.OIMIIA IXli F ertilizer M aterials C O T T O N SEED M E A L CASTOR PO M ACE TANKAG E ASHES South Carolina, seemed to be well founded. v Guaranteed 18 Months Lei YOUR next BATTERY be a PHILADELPHIA. The bride’s going away dress was a midnight blue French serge coat suit, with lace waist and accessories to match. And now the Sanford Hoard of Trade is contemplatin'’ a campaign lor me hi tiers h ip s and every man in the county who really want* to do something lor his coun­ ty should pay up his membership dues if he is a member and should become a member if he is not a member. The Hoard of Trade will hold a rousing meeting in a few days and this body that has accomplished Stirring Up Troulde so much in the past will get bury Washington, Aug. 26.—Soviet in­ again for the winter season terests apparently ure supplying the • * » funds for a propaganda to stir up * Every city, village and hamlet in race antagonism in the United the United States is doing some­ States, according to information nowthing for the returned soldiers. in the iiands of the department of They are getting up lug meetings, justice. Officials of the department barbecues, picnics, etc., and building said today that charges of an organ­ memorial buildings and showing the ized propaganda made in the house hoys that they are appreciated nnd that the people are glad to welcome yesterday by Rep. Hyrnes, democrat, * What a lot of tim e lost nnd en­ A cheat you must live and die. ergy expended here upon different questions when it could all be solved W h o wins by a triek must take the quickly and intelligently by a meet­ prize, ing of the Hoard of Trade, providing And walk with his head up high. of course we had every business man in Sanford in the Hoard of Trade. What a pleasure it is to go to other BMMBM cities and even towns where they have an active Hoard of Trade and them hack home, Hanford is not do­ see how they solve these questions. ing anything for the boys but the Daughters of the American Revolu­ tion will take up the plan of building * A few years ago it was my pleas­ them a suitable memorial in the r»>* u re to he a member of the Sanford near future and I hope it will not he Hoard of Trade when the directors an anli. Memorial arches are nice held a meeting several times a week A U T O OW NERS to look at but they do not mean and they would gather round the anything !.i the young life of the table at the hotel at six in the even­ C a ll on us for exact boys. W hat we want here is a me­ ing and for two hours discuss the d u p lica te of your morial building on the lakefront, a questions of moment and how many broken spring, building that will he a place where difficult situations in our everyday n n d rccclvu life were smoothed out at those the boys can go for recreation, for athletics and for dancing or any oprlng sat­ meetings. Orlando is doing this other form of amusement that they stunt now with a meeting at noon of isfaction may need and when the D. A. ll. the Hoard of Trade and these lu n ch ­ t h a t la takes up this matter I hope they eons are doing lug things for Or­ re al. will go in for the real thing. Our lando. soldier hoys have not been welcomed home as they should have been and ' I also remember that some of the we should make it up to them with kickers here sab! the money of the something substantial, something Hoard of Trade was being spent for that will he of service to them in the dinners when in fact every director years to rninc They want service was paying for his own meal and for they gave service SANFORI) FLORIDA • * • Free SERVICE! snid, were springing up over tin* country to spread the propaganda and sow discord among the negroes. Agents of the departments of jus­ tice are investigating. Facts L E T US Q U O T E YO U O N YO U R R E Q U IR E M E N T S O F A L L K IN D S O F M A T E R IA L — W E W IL L S A V E YO U M 0 N E Y A N D G IV E Y O U — GOOD S E R V IC E — thus far developed lend otHcinls to believe that 1. W. W. and soviet influence C H A SE & C O M PA N Y were at the bottom of the recent rare riots in Washington and Chicago. Sanford, Florida B. & 0. MOTOR CO. oneySaye r •JHeW CombinaiioipAMERICAN .if BENCE Specification H ! It 4 tk IV ' “ . O Inch i l i y i | t i p to 20 Inch Maidhi t] Inch ttayl obnvt 20 tnch Itolghl It'* * A man told me today that San­ ford would soon have thirteen gar­ ages in the city and his eyes stuck out on his cheeks when lie told it. Well, what of It? Did you over to think that Hanford and Seminole county has more cars for tin- popu­ lation than any other community in the United Stales? Did you ever stop to think that there is as much money here as any other com­ munity in the United States? Why shouldn’ t we have more garages than any other place? Anti if any people are entitled to ride in ears certainly our hard working com­ munity is entitled to them. We have put it over and we are entitled to all the pleasure that wo can get out of this life and if the people want ears and gnrnges and can af­ ford the pleasure let them have it. Eh, what? • W e are sole agents for American Steel & Wire Company. W e have a com plete stock and o u r prices arc right. HILL HARDWARE CO. • D. C. Marlowe, Chairmnn. Mrs, R. A. Uerheun, Secretary. Optimistic Thought. Suavity will collect more blit* than itlifen l»»v«y!t5. C 1 8 cen ts a p a ck a g e l • Free Red Cross Training Classes The middle of September the local Red Cross Chuptcr will bring a trained Red Cross nurse to Seminole county for the purpose of training classes in home care of the sick, hygiene and sanitation, without any cost to the individual. Manuals will also he provided. All those who desire to take ad­ vantage of this opportunity will please notify the secretary at once, ns the manuals must he here when the I nsrtuctor arrives. AM ELS’expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos answers every cigarette desire you ever had! Camels give such universal delight,such unusual enjoyment nnd satisfaction you'll cull them a cigarette revelation! If you’d like » cigarette that does not leave any unpleasant cigarctty aftertaste or unpleasant cigarctty odor, s m o k e Camels! If you hunger for a rich, mellow-mild cigarette that has all that desirable cigarette "body”—well, you get some Camels as quickly as you cun! Camels’ expert blend makes all this delightful quality possible. Your personal test will prove that Camel Cigarettes are the only cigarettes you ever smoked that just seem made to meet your taste I You will prefer them to either kind of to­ bacco smoked straight! Compare Camels for quality and satisfaction with any cigarette in the .world ut any price 1 Camala are ■olil every where in • d e n lM o ally aealed parka^e* Of 20 ci4mretlee; or ten packager (200 cifiarrtte*) in a ine.paper*covered carton. We afrung/y recommend (h i t carton fo r the homa or office aupply. or when you travel. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY \Yiti'l.n.^tl«ni, N. C. • W w ie .* �anri: / AUGUST 29, 1919 TH E SANFORD TOtRALD NEW HOSPITAL w gets a start TUESDAY N IG H T ( C o n t i n u e d f r o m , p a c e I) Cliurch— Hurry Kent and Mrs. Chon. Williams. First R ep re se n tin g Methodist c h u r c h — W- M. Haynes and Mrs. H. H. C h a p p e ll - Representing First rreshytenan . C. Du Hose and Mrs. R. Church - H j. Holly. All R ep resenting Souls' Catholic Church— F. W. Roman Mahoney acen fit to call from our midst that earnest Christian amt our be­ loved sister, Mrs. S. M. Peabody, and whereas this incident marks the close of n life of signal Christian ef­ fort and simplicity, and whilst we feel the loss to the community is great, we feel that her reward will he in keeping with the earnest Chris­ tian life she led; Resolved, That the Wesley Brotherhood Class of the First Methodist Church express a sincere frntcrnal appreciation of Sis­ ter Peabody as n co-worker in the cause of our Master, nmi express to the family their heartfelt and sincere sympathy for them in their irrepar­ able loss. Resolved, that a copy of these resolutions he printed in the Sanford Herald and transmitted to the fam­ ily. Wesley Brotherhood Class, By D. S. Hubhett, President. and Mrs. J- H. Roumlllat. Representing Geneva w . A. Whitcoinh and Mrs. K* Curlctt. Representing Chuluota— G. M. Jaf0t,, and Mrs. J. W. Nixon. Representing Oviedo T . I.. I.in­ to and Mrs. S. W. Swope. Representing Altamonte— J. . The Oiteen and Mrs. v\. It. Ballard. ^ Representing Long wood— C. W. Cntzminger and Mrs. J. A. Bistline. Representing Monroe—J. W. Hell and Mrs. H. K. Lake. Representing County Commtssioners-L. A. Briitnlcy. Representing City Council — R. A. Adopted French Child of the E »«t Side Primary School Jfew m an. At l a r g e — Mrs. It. A. Terhoun, Alfa. w. D. Turner, T . W. Lawton, F. P. F o r s t e r , It. J. Holly and Mrs. A. K. Hill. ReMilulions Whereas the Divine Father has 'Iliere can b e no doubt as io the merit oi Cardui, the w om an’s tonic, in the treatment o i m any t r o u b le s p e c u l i a r to wom en. T h e thousands of wom en w h o have been helped by C ardui in the past 40 years, is c o n d u ­ cive proof th2t good medicine for w om en w h o suffer. It should help you, too. Take CARDUI The Woman’s Tonic h M rs. N . C. V arn er, o f Hixson, T en n ., w rites: " I w as passing through the . . . M y back an d sides w ere terrible, and my suffering indescriba­ ble. I can’t tell just h o w and w here I hurt, about all over, I think . . . I began Cardui, an d m y pains gre w less and less, until I w a s cured, i am rem arkably strong for a wom an Gd years o f age. Tin? arcompanytnK photograph is the picture of little Germaine Baheau, the fatherless French child adopted hy tye Junior Bed Cress school auxiliary of the Hast Side Primary School of this city. The letter is from Germaine's mothfcr nnd was duly received only a few dnya ago by Mrs Arrington, who with her yountf pupils is ureatly pleased and interested in the child t f their adoption. As is customary, the little j;irl has been adopted by the school for one year hut it is the hope of the teachers that nil of the pupils will renew their Junior membership in October which will insure their care of Germaine for another year. Following is the letter from the little Kiri’s mother; Brion sur Once, 11 July, 1919. 1do all my Housework.’' Dear Miss: I beg you to excuse me, please, for waitini; so Io nk before answerinu your letter with the money you sent me in April for Germaine's picture. Here all the photographers were soldiers at the front and I waited until they returned. I am not satis­ fied with the little picture the man * « made that is here for you sent money enough for a larger one nnd Onf. Inch Card* Will Up Published Un­ der This flmtling At The Kn,o Of S7.7 I will send you one right now. I V r Year Dear Miss, I thank you many limes and I feel that I am very much indebted to you and your pu­ pils for your interest in my little girl. i. a ir r e h Thank also your little pupils who o o p ’i: i n t i i i : c o u n t h o u s e wrote such nice words of praise of SANFORD - F L O R ID A her. My girl is going to school hut she is not able to write any letter to you yet. T i l l n u s IM M I.T WILSON I will tell you that she was all the K. FERGUSON IIOUSIIoMmh companion I bad after her father tvn* killed in the war in 1'H-t That terrible war has ruined many situu LA W Y E R S tioni. | BUSINESS CARDS 1 SCIIULLE MAINES Wilson & Hoasbolder - Florida ATLANTI C HOTEL llay iind Hugiin Sis. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. •Ml railroud ticket offices in building. Center of every'ling. All modern improve* n,,’ftt«. First class in every W:,y. Hot and cold running water in rooms. Rules, $1.00 up. IliiKin and tinth $1.50 up L. FRANK. PEARCE, Prop. We Still Have Good Envelopes at I 5c a Ckg. HERALD PRINTING COM PANY'. Other Supply Dept. I'honr 143 Sanford, Florida c Commissioner* of Sentinel* County, Florldi, at the office ot aald board at ifR* court hou*n In Sanford, Florida, on or belor* ten o'clock a. m. on the 2nd day ol September A. D. 1919, fnr the ricavatlon and construction nl the ditch**, drain* or canal* and lateral ditch**, drain* or canal* In the Jessup Drainage III*Irlrt. Each bid mu*t be accompanied by a certi­ fied check in the lum of Five Hundred (f.'.oo) Dollar*, payable to laid board, a* an rvldrntr ol good lalth. Cellmate I total yardage, Sfi.flfiO cubic yard!. Thl* quantity I* only apprntlmale, being given a* a uniform had* for comparl•on of Idd*. and (he aald board reservr* the right to increase or decrease the amount ol aald yardage a* may be deemed n*vv*«ary. All bid* ahall be made upon a form to be furnished. The board r»ecrve* the right to reject any and alt bid*. The •uccesslul bidder * be required to give a bond equal to 2 .’> per rent of the amount of hi* or their bid, computed upon the bail* of the yardage above mentioned, with a Surety Company qualified to writ* such bond* in the State of Florida, a* surety thereon; the Surety Company and form of bond to be approvrd by said board. A ropy of plana, specification* and pro­ file* and proposed contract, bond and form ol bid n.nv lie obtained upon application to the undersigned upon making a deposit ol Ten Dollar*, thl* sum to be refunded when said plan*. *p-rlflcal|«nt, etr., have hrrn re­ turned. Hy order of the Hoard of County Com­ missioner* ol Semin-!- County, Florida. I seal I K. A. II.U G L A S S , 6 V ite Clerk. firlby Flnrgan, Joseph Flnrgan, Mr*. H. !.. Lambert, Jamea MrElroy Farramor*. Agne* I’arramore, KOI* Far remora and EHtabetU Farramor*. a* helm of aald Joseph Flnegan, deceased, In and In the 8 W>V of N K ' f of Section 18, Tp. 20 8 . Itange I I East and the N Vt'H of 8 H|< of Section 18. Tp. 29. 8 Itange 31 East In Seminole County, Florida. E. E. flit A ll V. Sheriff Seminole County, Fla. Gl'Str. t I* further ordered that thlt notlca bt f iluhlished one* each week for twelve week* n the Sanford Herald, a newspaper pubHalted In flemlnol* County, Florid*. Witney* my hand and offirlal aeal of the •aid Circuit Court thl* the Ath day of Aug­ ust. 1919. | (Seal) • E. A. DOUGLASS Clerk, Circuit Court. Schelle Malnei, Solicitor for Complainant. f iV llte , --------------------- ;------------------------------------- 1 In Clrralt Courl of Ifae Hescnlh Judlrl* In Clrmll Coart ?lh Judlrlal Cirralt, Hamlrircull of Florida, Seminole County, In nolo C n n n ly , F larld a . In C h an cre* , Chanrrry. In re I’etltlnn of Fannie C. D*v|%: a A firrl«l C. to Randall, Complainant Woman, v* irrder and !Jc*n»* William Atkinson Daniel, Luther C. Porter, ThU matter, coming on to be heard thla The Portsmouth Trust * Curaant-e Co.- day before me upon the report of E. .F. HoutAlice C. Hill. Da*Id Daniel, A. D. Star- hotdrr, special master h*r*tofore appointed bird, and all unknown person* claiming to take and report tesllmony at to the r a p i­ any lntrrr*t by. through or under the d ly , competency and qualifications of peti­ above natnrd parties or cither of them, a* tioner to take charge at and rninage her lis-lr*, d*vl«rrw legatee*, grantee* or other­ estate. With hi* opinion thereon, the ruurt, wise, and all other unknown person* claim­ having esamined the report amf the testi­ ing any Interest in and to the said land* In­ mony, find* tba- the aald Fannie C. Davie volves! In *ild suit, et al I* qualified to take eharte of anJ manage hrr NOTICK o r E I.E C T IO E Order el Conalrurtlve Service. estate, and thereupon it it hereby ordered, Notice la hereby given that an election To all unknown partle* claiming Interest adjudged and decreed that the *aid master'* *111 be held a t the several Foiling placet In by, thrsiugh or under William Atklnaon Dan­ report be and tho *aroe U hereby approved Seminole County, Florida, on th* 16th day iel, Luther C. Porter. The Portsmouth Trust ami confirmed. ol September 1919 purauant to Chapter A Cuaranteo Co., Alice C. Hill, David Lee 6193 o( the I n , of Florida, Acle of 1919, F U R T H E R ORD ERED . A D IU D G Daniel, and A. D, fitarbirrl, as heirs, devisers, EDIT AIS Entitled An Act to Prohibit Hog* or Swine N D D E C R E E D , That the petitioner, grantee*, legatees nr olherwlte, or any or the runnln . or roaming at large In tald county, aaiil Fannie C. Davis, be and *lin I* here­ Other sd them and all unknown persons, by granted lirento lor the purpoee ot adopting or rejecting the to lake charge of and corporation* or association* claiming an manage her r*tate ami property, to control provision* ol tald act, tald election to be Interest In the following described land* the *ame, to contract and be contracted held in aceordar.cn with d ia lin g l a » » govern­ situate in Seminole County, F’lorlda, to-wllt with, to sue and be *jri|, and to become a ing general election*, Including the qualltlLot* I to 28 inclusive (lets Lots I and 6) free dealer and bind herself In all respect* a* cation ol voter*. W. A. A D. I.. Daniel'* Subdivision of the The lolloping elector* have been appointed HE If of Sec 10, T w p 21 8 . Range 29 E. II the were unmarried. to runduct tald election and to ranvaaa and Done and ordered In Chamber* at DeLind 130 nrres more or lea*. make return* Ilf the vote* ca»t in thr several In Ihr Cirrull Court o f the Seienlh Judlrlal You and each of you are herrhy ordered to Florid* ihi* the 2nd m y til August 1919. JtS . W. I 'E K K I N S precinct*, rr* pec lively, the ln*t named to act Circuit nT Florida. Seminole Cnunly. In be and appear befo;^ our said Circuit Court a* clerk Judge. Chancery, • at the Court House in Sanford, Florida, on 63-Hc I’ rcclnct No I. Tim Keane, F. K. 45 lc» J. F. I.aing, Joined by J. K. t.alng, her hus­ the 3rd day of Nov, A. It. 1919. then ami band. there to make answer to the bill ol complaint A. W. Wathen and W. F. Shelley. In (hr Circuit Court, Sesenlh Judicial Cir­ Complainant* herein filed against yuul Frerinct No 2 A. 8 . Ilawkin*. J. C. Moffett cuit, In and for Seminole Count*. Florida vt. Jas. A. Johnaon inn J. W. Hell. It Is fufthcr ordered that thl* i.ntire he in Chancery. Precinct No .1 . C. I.. Ilritt, fj. F. I’avton, Wm. (I. Andenrled. It. II. Itamsey, Cro. II published once a * n k for twelve week* In Morton, Individually and at trustee, Cal­ lhe_S»nford Herald, a newspaper published Albert Hall, Complainant David Speer, and F. I*, Itlm *, Freclnct No. I. A. A. Hick*. F. A. John­ vin A. Pnare, Anna C. Woodbrldge, Indl- In Seminole County, Flor da. R"sa M, Hall, Defendant. viduallv and sv trustee, Albert (J. Eavi-s aon. A. V. Mctiulnn and Leonard Kelt. Witness my hand and seal ol said Circuit To Rota M. H a l l , ----- Streei, In lUnipphs, Freclnct No, T. l „ Cuiblnr, N. J. Tan­ nnd ttichlr Wondbrldge, and all unknown Ind. person* claiming Interest, by through or un­ Court, thl* the 7th day ol Aug. 1919. ner, l>. C, Walcott and II, It. McCad (Seal) E. A. H um ;LASS ll appearing from the affilavit of Albert Freclnrt No 6. J. W. Flynt, O. T. Feter*. der any of the above named defendant*, Clerk ol Circuit Court Seminole Co. t'jj. either as heirs, devisees, grantees, legate-* Hall herein duly filed that he I; complainant J. V. Wick*, and M. E. Dooley. E. F. Hi. us holder or otherwise, and all unknown person* claim­ in the above entitled rause and that it is the Frerinct No. 7, It. K. Itobrrt*. J. E. Sny­ Solicitor 6VI3tc belief Cat (ho defendant, Rosa If. Hall, it ing interest by, through or uniter Jrsylo C. der, (>. (!.Jacob* and I.. It. Collin*. Murphcy and J. Richmond Murphoy, her a non-resident of the State of Florida and Freclnct No. M. C. K. Mather*. S. E. that «he Is a rr-ident of a state of the United Mather*. F. K. Itrddilt tnd A. W. Moreman. huthand. now deceased, as heirs, devisees, ligalees, or otherwise, and all other unknown In Cirrull Court of ifiV Setrnlh Judirla Slate* other tha t the State of Florida and Freclnct No. 9 T. D. Hartley, T. F. Lewi* persons claiming any Inters tt In and to tald J. A. Iliitiinc, and J. N. Searcy. Cirrull ol Florida, Seminole I'ounlf. In is a r.-.Iil. nt of toe Slate r.f Indiana, ret'dlng at -----Street In the City of tndianapotli Chtnrrr*, Freclnct No. 10 . Jamea Heed, J. <!. Mar­ property fnvlovrsl In tald suit. Defendants. Indiana ami that there is no person in tho tin. A. 0. Sjoblom and A. E. SJoldum. J. F. I.aing, JoInid by J. E I.aing, tier hut- Slat., of Florid* the service of a subpoena Order ol Constructive Srrvlce Frerinct No. II. J. W. Deteen. A. W. band. Complainant*, upon wrhom would bind the defendant To all unknown parties claiming Interest Mullen, A. II. Fuller and W. )l. Ilallard. v*. and that it Is hi* belief the age of lh* de­ by, through or under Wm. <1. Andenrled. Said election to be bald In accordance K. II. Itamsey, Cro. 11. Msirlon. Individually Wm. G. Andenried, R. II. Ramtvy, Geo. H. fendant D over twenty-one year*. Morton. Individually ami a* trustee, Cal­ with the , a » » ot Florida governing th» hold­ at trustee, Calvin A. I'osgc. Albert (t. You are therefore ordered to appear to vin A. I'oage, Anna C. Woodbriilge, Indi­ ing of general election* In *ald, elate and re­ and Eaves, Richie Wondbrldge ansi Jessie C. vidually and n* trustee, Albert G. Eaves, this hill on Monday the 6th day of October turn* to be made to the clerk and chair­ Murphcy ansi J. Richmond Murphcy, her A. D. 1919, the same bring a Rule Day of and Itlrhie Woodbriilge, ami all unknown man of the Hoard id County Commissioner* hutbanil, at hrjr*. slevisees. grantees, legatees person* rlalmlng any Interest by, through thl* Courl til said County. or otherwise sir any or rlther ol them, anil all or under any id the above named defend­ ft It further ordered that thf* notice be Done by order ol the Hoard Ad County unknown perann*. corporation* or asturlaant*, either a* heir*, dcvlaeea, grantee*, Publish. ! * si.' - • i.:vk» lit l'*w CummlMluncr* ol Seminole County. Florida tlon*. rlalmlng ats Ints-rrsl In the following I — J *— u 1 ^ JII‘,' t 4 — * all unknown J'l'f,..L. , . ..i.'..,, u newspaper published In (Seal! E. A. DCUIul.ASS d fieri bed r* t ‘ frs K*i -* *. 9UII8 t i»4 1 tciitiic irilrrvat Iiv IhriMlih ur undrr Seminole County, Florida. Clerk ol Hoard of ( ’ » ' • * ' lv, Florida, to wit': Ifigin at intefscetton "I Jc-iAir (!, Murphoy ami J. lUchm ^i 1 M»*ph ' • min'd. ... 1 ) , Vt it ness, K. A. Douglass. Clerk ol the East Line of Mellonville Avc., will: s.oitli phov, hrr hutbami, now ib criffd , a* hrlr* Circuit Court and the seal thereof thla 23rd 61-Mr. sine stf S*c. Ill run North along Mrltssnville |i'|i ! ffi or olhrr'fc u11 •lay ol July A. D. 1919. Avc., 162 yarils. East at right angles 162 uthrr unknown im r»on« IflltT* E. A. DOUGLASS. Chrk. South at right angles 162 yards. n l tn ami In •afil property inv In iaiil In the rircu ll Court, S r t r B l h Judl>|«t Cir­ yards. Ily V. M. Dougla**. D. C. West 162 yards, Ss-e. 30 Twp. I '• S Range ftutt. DrUniUtita. cuit. of Florida, In and for Ncmlmilr Coun­ A. K. 1 ‘ower*, 31 K. • ty. In C hanrrry Urilrr of Conrtruciive S«r Soliritor lor Cotnplalnr t. Ci-ilc Vou and each of you are hereby ordered II. J. I.o lie an and Alma Thorman, To Ihv l)r(rnr»nt«, Wm* (*. Amlrnrlrtl, to be and upprar before our aald Circuit U. II. lia im*<fy» (i* o* II* M or too, Inill v hi mall v Complainant*, Court at the Court Huuss. n Sanford, FI* on ii ml a* tru *«•***» Cal ¥In A. I'm Albert <*• the 3rd slay ssl Nov, A. D. UM9, then and* Kivi'i and llirhio WouijbrlilKei Cordelia E. *11111 end William Henry ths-re to make answer to the bill of rompUInt Hill, her husband: all unknown parIt appraring from the awurn bill of rumherein tilsol ai-*in*t you. lies claiming Interests under Cordelia It l> furthsr ordrrs'd that thl* notice be plaint herein flleil that your pUcv of rr^lE. 11III and William Henry Hill, her ^ -*••! ?hnt ;*w„ •w».*r ,•# I iIfs" Tj*!. *..;**-. slop r untl c o l i .i s i o ST.k -. publishes! since a wsrk lor twelve ».*"*'• In. ,I»-nrr i husband, or either ol them, nr other. - . 2 .oiici* Issued by Ihe M.OHIDA STATfci the Fanfnnl llsralil, a newspapsr, pufifishrd tin* io'i' of i yeara; Ise. In the land described bvta-yi * i« ihrrefun* tlnfi-reil that y«>u ami each AUTOMOBILK ASSOCIATION l» the A" -9 C> Apg*r * m l -------- i X i .**•• ” , County, Florida. IVItn-'** my ■i* it11 unknown panic* ctliimog " ....... “ 1haml* anil1 * i« l *tf *«M Circuit of you do i p M i r I» f«*ri• our Siild Circuit C'Uirt. thl* thr 7th i!*y nl Aueutt 1919, t*ourt, at thr Court lluuae in Sanford* Fli. miffhl nni] chpapcHl in Iho worM. Wrllo inlrrrst* tinder Allen G. Apear and (Sr*D E. A. DllUGLASS on thr fith i l l ) of October A. Ii. 191II* then fur Infurmullun l » houtlqiinrlcrH Orlando, --------Apgnr, hi* wile, or either of Clerk » l Clrruit Court Seminole Co,. FI*. arid there to iiiake ntv*w«r to the bill id com­ Aifents Munletl in every luwn In Florldsthem, or otherwise, In the land de«. E. F. I{nii*hu1i!rr plaint herein filed a£*in«t you. rrihed below: all unknown patilr* Solicitor. ' 6 6 -Lite claiming an inlerot In the following It la further ordered that thh notice be ditrtllird land situate In Seminole publlsheil lor eight consrctulve week* in the county, Florida, to-wit: SM of ol Sanlord Herald, a newspaper published In SE.‘ » of SW>( of Section 13, Tow n ­ In Cirrull Court of Ihe Srtrnlh Judirla 8 . mlnuld Co, Fla. ship 21 South, Range 29 Ea*t; al*o Clrcull of Floilda. Srmlmilr Caunlj. Witness my hand and *eal ol *afil Circuit begin at 8 \V corner of 8 E '* r f Sec­ In Ch n r r r r . Court this lh 7th day id August 1919. tion 13, Townthlp 21 South. Itangr C. L. Randall. Complainant (teal) E. A. DOUGLASS 29 Eatl. run ea«t I I H chain*, north v*. Clerk ol Circuit Court Semi nolo Co, Fla. IU rhaln*, writ t t . 'j chain*, touth IU William Atkinaon Daniel, Lulher Fnrtcr, E. F\ I lout holder. chain*, defendant*, a The 1'ort*mouth Trust .k Guarantee Co., Solicitor. 65-9IC. M Y S P E C IA L T IE S : Order ol fienlee by Publication Alice C. Rill, David Lee Daniel. A. D. To all partle* rlalmlng Interest* under Starbird, and nil unknown per*on* rlaimIHCKAItO'S 1IAND-PAINTKD CHINA Cordelia E. Hill and William Henry Hill, her ing any interest by through or under the Circuit Court, Srsrnlh Judlrlal Cirrull hiliband or cither ol them, or otherwl*e. In above named partle* or either ol them, a* In Nrinlnole Cnunly. Florida. In Chanrrry the land described below; and nil partle* heir*. devWer*. grantee*, legatee* or other* GORHAM'S STEHLING SILVER Mary M. Kccord. widow, rialmlng IntcrcM* under Allen G. Apcar and wltr, and all other unknown person* claim­ Complainant — -----Apgar, hi* wile, nr either ol lliem, or ing an) Interest in nnd to *ald land* Involved ROGERS' PLATED WARE v* Rill to otherwlie, In the land deacrlbed below; anil In said suit, et al. ijulrt Title all partie* claiming an intrrrtt In the follow­ Defendant*. All unknown heir* of and all unknuwn per­ ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES ing deacrlbed lamf dluale in Seminote coun­ Or.lir id Constructive Servire sons claiming inlerr*! under E. 8 . and E. J ty. Florid*, lo-wil; 3)4 of S I ) of 8 K )» of To the defendant*: William Atkinson White, Mr*. 0. W. Jarock* and all unknown S W 1* of Section 13. Town*hbi 21 South, Daniel, C. I'orter. The l'o*t*mnuth person* claiming lnter*-»t under C. W. Range 29 E**l; *l*o begin at SW eorner of Trust Al.uthar Guarantiee Co., Alice C. Hill, Jarock* and all unknown partle* claim­ S K I, of Section 13, Townthlp 21 South. David Lee Daniel and A. I>. .Starbird: ing an interest in and tu Lots 2, 3, t, A. Range 29 Ea*t, IJn Eat 14' i chain*. It appearing from the «worn bill of com­ Norln to chain*. \Ve*t 14) j main*. South 10 6 and 7, lllork 2. E. J. White'* Subdivi­ plaint herein tiled, that your [dace of revi- sion a* recorded In plat book No 2, Seminole chain*. II i* hereby ordered that vnu appear to the ilrnrr i* unknown, and that you ar< over County Records, Defendant*. bill of complaint filed herein against you In I lie age ol 21 year*; O CU LIST A N D O P T IC IA N ORDER thr above entitled ranee, on the firtt day ol It J* (her*fore Ordered .hut yon and each To all unknowjl heir* of, anil all unknown Practice conllnetl to Iho treatment September, A. D. 1919, and the Sanford of you do appear before our -aid Circuit person* rlalmlng Interest under K, 8 . A E. J. Herald I* hereby iterlgnatiil a* th>- newspaper Court at Ihe Court House in Sanford, Florida While, ami to all unknown person* rlalmlng o fih o eye In which thi* order ahall lie published onre on th-- filh day o| l.rtover. V. D. 1919, then Intrsrst under C. W. Jacock*, and all un­ Eyes emmined by n rojfuiar rogisa week lor twslv* consecutive week*. ami there to make answer to the bill id known parties rlalmlng an interest In and to Wilms* my hand anil seal of office thl* complaint fUnl hrfsln again*! you. tered phyniclan Lot* 2 , 3, I. 5. 6. JL 7,lllork 2, E. J. White’* 2nd day ol June, A. D. 1919. it |* further ordered that ltd* order be Subdivision a* recorded In Flat llook No 2, GlasseH filled, broken lenes du­ 'trail E. A. DOUGLASS. puidithrd In Ihe Sanford II* raid, a newspaper Seminole County Recurds. plicated Clerk Circuil Court, Seminole Co., Fla. published In Seminole County. H a . onre a You a ml n f h of you miv herrhy i»ril*f?«! W. M* Murphy, Jr., w>*,: lor eight rontrcuiivc wrek*. ;i|i|ir«r tu fit thi thff1 t.ii till I »»t com p!»lnl hffrln In ti|ipr«r 28 W. Church St, - Orlando, Fla. Solicitor lor Cnmplil ..6-13tc WH-ijef* my hand and teal ol said Circuit lit* 4 Agsilriat you. tin th«* Itulr 'ilay for Nuv rmh-r, thi* taini1 hrinK Iht thlfd of Nov*■m Court thi* the 7lh day of August 1919. In Cirrull Courl Srirnih Judlrlal Cirrull. S- a li E. \. DOUGLASS, Ik r LlMl*. Srndeidr County. Floilda. In t hincrry Cbrl. of Circuit Court Seminole Co,, Fla. Henry II. II. II.I Chappell, I I Uoutludd* r. Marv Wheeler Chappell, and Solicitor. 6.*,-3t'tllll to J. Ilargrrave*. Complainant* Ouirt v*. Title. Joseph Garvin, the unknown Notice of Application for Tat Deed Under legatee* and deviser* under thr Serlion * of ( haplef IMit. I.a »* of llotlda iatl will and testament id Jo­ Notice i* hereby given tbat (seorge Smllhseph Garvin, the ur known heir* id irnian. purrhaaer ol T » » (Vrllfivmte No. Joseph ti»rvin. Wm. G. AndettIt<22. dat-d the 3rd day *d June I), 19U|, raid, the unknown legatees ami ha* filed said rrrlIflral ■In my office and bat drvl*re* under the la*t will and made application lor ta« deed to Dsue In testament id W'rn. G. Arilenaccordance with law. Said certificate emr• lit. and the unknown heir* id liran* the (olloaing diteribed property *itWm. G. Amlenreid, Defendant*. uat-d In Seminole County, Florida to wit; Notice to Non.Resilient* SW id S W '* Srr. 19. T wp. 21 South To Joseph tiarvlne Resilience Unknown: Range 39 Ea»t. The said land filing asT i f W'm. G. Andetui Id, Rrslitrnee Unknown: ,,e.ed at the dale id the Issuance of such er title ale in the name of J. W, Ursiwn. It appearing by the *wnrn bill ol com­ plaint fifed hrtrin again*! you that you have Unless said crrlitlcati— shall be redeemed nr claim to have aomn Interest in thr lullow- arrordtng to law ta t lie* d will issue tbcrciin Ing described land In Seminole county, Flor­ on the 9th day nl September, A. D, 1919. THE U N I V E R S A L C A R ida, lo-wlt: Witness my effiual signature ami seal this The West half fW'iy) ol the Southwest the 7th day of August A. It. 1919. O .a li E. A. D i UGI.ASS. •jus-tcr ■fiW,, l cf f .it lo n 29, Township 19 t'firk t'lrcult Court S.'mlnule County, South, Rang" 31 East, let* and raeept the Florida West half ( IV >)) of the W'eit fialf vVV l j i of Ily V. M. Douglas*, D. C. the Soilthwrit quarter |8 W l s) of the Southtvctl qua;ler I f i l V I j ) id Section 29. Town• hip 19 South, Range 31 East, containing il> acre* more or t*ss. Department *»f Ihe Inlerlnf. U. H. Land Offic,, You are thrrel.Vre hereby required and or Gainesville, Fla. July 2 S. I9H dertd lo he and app'ar before our -aid Nolle* Is hereby riven that Sad'* Wallace, Circuit Court at Ihe Court House In San­ widow of Arthur II. Well***, *l«—•••—!, i f ford, Florida, on the Fie*» \t«*q __... ............ VVrkiwn. Florida, who on May 29, l u l l gust. 1919, firing th* Ith day of tald montfi. m*d* Home-trad Entry No OI2I2I for then and there to luaho answer lo the toll SiW'f W ' f of of NW’ *(, .. N W ' , of S W 1) Section f> ol complaint herein filed against )oU, and A N ' j of 3 E G . Section 6, TownaHIn 29 S., therein fail nol, els* said bill will fie taken a* Range 29 E. Tallaha**** Si er id la fi has "led ronfcaird against yctl, followed liy final d c notice of Intention to make tlm-e-year I'rnol to establish rlwlrn to Ihe laml above di-scflbct ere*. ll l* further ordered that this notice In before Clerk Clrruit Courl. at Sanford, published in the Sanford Herald, a news­ Florida, on the 6th day o! September 1919. Claimant name* a* wltnsw***paper published In Seminole rounty, Florida, William C. Holiday, of Wrklwa, Florida. on* sarh week I or t> consecutive Week*. II. II. Click, of Wrklwa. Florida. TO A L L I 'A R T I E S C L A I M I N G A N I N ­ Eht-n Crlpp-n, of Wrklwa Florida. T E R E S T IN T H L I 'R O I 'E R T Y H E R E I N W. TL Whtrlden, ol Weklwa. Florid*. HEJ.oW D ESCUIHED: Under Joseph Gar­ ItoHT. W. D A V I 8 vin and Win. G. Andcnrrld, or sit hi r wise. 6 l.f.tc Register. It lielng made to appear by a sworn bill nl complaint filed he-rln against you that you Departnienl of the Interfile,, U. S Land Oftlee have nr claim to 'xav* tome Interest in the Gainesville, Fla., July 26, MJl'J following described lands In Se nlnols* rounty, Notice Is hereby given that John F Dav­ Florida, to-wit: f. idson ol Jacksonville, Fla., who on May IP, The West half | W ) t l of the 8 outhwe*t 30■ * "W » |*)H. 1914. made llom..lead llnmeatrad E Entry No. 91273 1 qi'irler iHVVJjl of Secilo Townshlp 19 ,or s-i^ „ j N W ' i . 8 E '* of S ! V V 'j A N W *( ol South, Range * owr.tthI[> IS S. Rang* V*.V' ‘ su* « f N F L . Section 2H fowr. West half <W| . of ih- West hall A t-t of 3 1 c., Yatlahassr* Mirldisan ha* filed notice the Southwest ijuarler ISW.UI of the S'rfith ol Intention lo make Three-year I'rOof lo we-t quarter (SVV )|) ..f a c tio n 29, Tear., i itafilisH el.ir.t lo the land above ilcrribed. ■hip 19 South, Rang* 31 East, con al ning biforr Clerk Circuit Court al Sanford, 70 arret more or I***. Florida on lh* Sth day s»l 8 enl*mh*f 1919. You nr* therefore hereby commanded ami Claimant name* as wilnrssrs: required to he and appear before our *aid Chettrr Carpenter, of Osteen, Florida. Clicuit Court at the Court Hou**e In San- John Fell, of Ottecn, Florida, ford, Florida, on the First Monday I** Sen- I Martin Shepard, of Oiteen, Florida, trtafirr, 1919, being th* first day of aald Anthony Jon**, uf Enterprise, Florida, month, then and thrr* to make answer unto HURT. W. DAVIS Register. the hill of complaint filed herein ■galnet you, Cf.Jtc aald bill wilf (>e and lh»reln fall not ___ el*e ___ ___ taken ai cunfeseed against you, to be fol­ In C lrc n ll Cw url. S e se n lh Ju d cial C tru ll lowed by final u> ‘,n “ , dtcrea. I Slate of Florida. Il la further order-d that thla notice be The Merchant* National Hank nl Savannah publlslifd once each week tor twelve week* In va. the Sanlord Herald, a newapaper published Lucy C. Fin* gin as Ad mlnlstratrli ol In Semlnol* rounty, Florida. F!*tate of Joseph F'.nrgan, deceased. * t al. Done and ordered thlt th* Sth day of Hy virtue ol a Judgement remlrrrd in the June, I9lv. Circuit Court ol Ore i f * County. F'!a„ In |*e*t) E. A. DOUGLASS, . proceeding by cir* faeia* 10 revive lh* judgeAGENTS Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., FI*. . meat In above entitled cause and for rareIly V. E. Dougla**, D. C. ' uliun a* So r-rtatn heir: ol Joseph Flnrgan, Dlrklnton * DI-HnJS-i. 1 docrased,' and eisrutlon Issued thereon, I Solicitor* for Complainant*. hav* levied upon and will eel! at lh* front 6fi-13te door of tli* Court House In Sanford, Semi­ nole County, Florida at I I o’clock a. m. on o r n c e i' f o i ' les h a n k u i t u h n o th* l i t day ol September, . A. D. NOTICE TO IIIDDEII.S Monday th Sealed bids, subject to the *ata of bond* >919 all the rljht till* agd lntere*t. claim and S -»n fo r t/ , will be received by t # Hoard of County damand uf Katherine W. Finegaa, Chad** r> w*»*-> •• - Automobile Protection T ry Cardui, today, E-76 Hanford In* with brick Ninth fittest from Park A•rnui, Knit on* and one-hall (IJ<) btoeka. Proposal to be pretented In a ttaltd eo* •elope rndoned :*> the outside “ llid* tor pavlnf Ninth Street.' Santo,d, Florida and the name of the bidder or bidder*. t.arh propntal muil be acroraprnled by ■ certified check made payable at >l(ht to the order ot the City Clerk ol Senfoid, Klrolda for 1*0 hindered ( 1200 .00 ) Dollar*. The successful bidder or blddrre will be rmulred In gW* a bond equal to hU or their bid and aueh bond to be eieruted by a •urcly company, llrcnted to do bueineea In the Slate ol Florida, tald bond to be approved by the City Council. riant and epeciltratlona may be eeert at the City Clerk’* office or at the oftlco ol l fed T. Willlame. City Knilneer. The City Council reserve! the right to re­ ject sr.d »..d ait bide. Vrcd I*. Itlnc* F. U Miller City Clerk Free. Council. Fred. T . William* City Kmincer. 65.4tc, PAGE SEVEN Dear Miss, we wish you the best of health und like to pay our homage nnd respect to you. Widow Babeau. Urion-BUr-Once, (Cote d'Or, f rame. Sanford Herald Buys Monotype Editor Bob Holly nnd Manager W. M. Haynes of the Sanford/Her­ ald were in the city last week ami purchased from the Luke County Publishing Company the monotype formerly used in the Lake Region office. The increasing business of that paper and the starting of a daily in the near future necessitated another monotype. Since the pres­ ent management took charge of the Lake Region, a linotype has been in use in this office.— Eustis Lnk« Reflo «. HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER DR. E. S. HOFFMAN The Ford One Ton Truck may well lie dossed 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 doTlie ing the work of several r t horses quicker and better warmer S than the horse, and does Truck not “eat its head olf” 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 he so from the way farmers are buy­ ing them. Truck Chassis $550 o. b. Detroit. C. F. WILLIAMS 3 Agent EDWARD IIICGINS Salesman ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W. J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y LEGAL ADVERTISING Nailer lo rasing ---------Scaled proposal* widl b* rvcrrvrd by the City Council ol Hanford, Florida at lh* offle* ol the City Clerk at or before 7:30 I . M. September 1Mb. 1919 lor grading and pav- G e n e ra l F ir e In s u r a n c e F'orldh �Flies Cut Down Milk Yield T h ere’s no doubt about it. Flics not onlv worry the cows and the milker, but they keep you from getting all the milk you should. And there’s no doubt about this cither. The one way to get rid of flics at milking time—and the sure way to get more milk is to use > ■> *..• P ratts Fly C h a se r Spray it on just before milking. P R A T T S dees m l taint the milk. P R A T T S d m m l burn or blitter the hide. P R A T T S d m not take off or gum up the hair. Give your cows a chance to give more milk. Give your work animals 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 N o w In Conclusion Co-opi-rathm v*. Corporation Sanford, Fla., Aug. 25. 1919. Friend Holly: I have ju»t read with interest your second editorial Co-operation. First thing you know the Orlando Hoard of Trade will draft a resolu­ tion asking the President to exhaust the financial and military resource* at his command to suppress you and the Herald as it did when we rail­ road shop men went on strike Au­ gust 1st for a fair and living wage. * If the President of the United States will draft that Orlando Hoard of Trade and put them to work (productive work) with some of the railroad shop men on a hot engine on one of these sizzling August days I ’ ll show you the dardest strike be­ fore 'night you ever saw and a hunch of anarchists, note— not Holsneviks. More anon. Chairman Journalistic Com­ mittee Federated Shop Craft. Striker Bolshevist had to pay one hundred per cent more for that package or 10c instead of 5c. This is only one of ten thousand in­ stances I could relate I did not note any denunciatory resolutions from the Grlando Hoard of Trade denounr­ ing the American Tobacco Co.for levying without a strike a 100 per cent increase, hul-just let the or­ ganized working man go on strike for u 25 per cent increase in wages Co-operation to all wage earner* of every kind, that wc ought to postpone questioni of this sort until normal conditions come again and we have the oppor­ tunity for certain calculations as to the relation between wages and the cost of living. It is the duty of every citizen of the country to insist upon a truce in such content* until intelligent settlement can be made, and made by peaceful and effective common council. I appeal to my fellow citizens of every employment to co-operate in insisting upon and maintaining such n truce and to vooperate also in sustaining the gov­ ernment in which I conceive to be the only course which conscientious public servants can pursue. ‘ ‘ Demands unwisely made and pas­ sionately insisted upon at this time menace the peace and prosperity of the country as nothing before, and thus contribute to bring about the very result* which such demands arc intended to remedy. “ There is. however, one claim made by the railway shopmen which ought to be met. They claim that they are not enjoying the same ad­ vantages that other ra/.way em ployes are enjoying In'.ause their wages are calculated upon a different bais. The wage of other railway employes are based upon the rulo that they are receiving for eight hours work the .same pay they re ccived for the longer workday that was the usual standard of the pre war period. This claim, l a m told, is well found­ ed ar.d I concur in the conclusion of the director g« neral that tne shop­ men ought to he given the additional four cents an hour which the re­ adjustment asked for will justify. There are certain other adjjustments nl«o __ dir«*tor general w hich might in fair­ ness to be made, and which will be made. “SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS” Hood—Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY M OBILOILS andG A SO L IN E A C C ESSO R IE S Cars Washed and Delivered—We Will Call for and Deliver Your Car. PHONE NO. 41 — REMEMBER THE NO. 41 F lorida Safe & L ock Co. Let’ s put the post office in private Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes, ownership. The only place there is and note the cheap, shallow, un­ no profiteering is the postofflcc. economic editorials hurled at him by The only place a nickle is negotiable Safety Deposit Boxes. Hut when the American Tobacco ♦ v . ................. boards^ of trade and newspapers without one or two pennies to Keep Co. put 2 ounces of tobacco instead inspire*inn «.... -'.oiTiv«‘. The of 2 » , ounces as heretofore mote t h a t s l f t their Prompt Delivery Box 84, Lakeland, Florida I o n l v seemingly unaffected by U v. • ..v’.triiu; „*f "tneir whefW P t hey their ••xister.ee. profiteering are the postofflcu and packages aiid I. Mr. Workingman Oh for a free press and free speech. municipally owned public utilities. Let me add, also, that the position Let’s put these things under private which the government must in con­ ownership. They are a terrible men­ science take against genera! in­ ace and nn object lesson. creases in wage levels while the pres­ Let’s get the railroads buck to ent exceptional and temporary cir­ private ownership quick. Else the cumstances exist will of course not Fruit and Vegetable Crates railroad men might get more wages t .-.Or,,.,f administration ■a-* the people lower f r e i g h t l h* ,' i " ro‘‘ S ' " ( iuiii giving prompt and careful con­ — Hoy P ro a Us at Tor 209 y**ra OOLD M E D A L Haarlem *ule« are the remedy you need. Take sideration to any claims that may be 041 haa enabled sufferm* humanity to three or (our every day. The healing tv doteaaJ* 1>rlc*s Yours for reaction, withstand 'a ttack* o f kidney, liver, oil aoaks Into the cells and lining of made by other classes of employes bladder and atomach troubles and all the kidney* ard drive* out the poison* Capitalist. for readjustments believed to lie dlataao* connected with the urinary New life and ..ocvith w ill aurety follow. W itU fir rrtM U il organs and to bull.1 up and renior. to When your normal vig o r haa been re­ proper to secure impartial treatment hoallh organ* weakened by disease. stored continue treatment for a while These m o il Important organ* mint be to keep yourself in condition and pre­ for all w^y work in the railway ser­ watched, The Other Side because they niter and purify v e n t ' * rekurn o f the disease. the blood: unless they do their work Pilstki, FlorUa In>n't wait until you are Incapable of vice. Editor Herald: you are doomed fighting. Heart taking GOLD MEDAL Woodrow Wilson. Wearlniw*. ileepleume**, nervousness, Ilaarlem Oil Capsule* today. Tour drug­ I have just been wondering about despondency, backache, atomach trou- gist will theerfully refund your money Lle. paint In the loin* and tower ab­ If you are not satisfied with result* this latest railroad strike and what domen, gravel, difficulty when urinat­ Itut be sure to get the original Import­ (•oeernmeni Refrigerator Cars it means. 1 am in moderate circum­ ing. rheumatism, sciatica and lumbago ed OOLD M E D A L and accept no sub­ all warn you or trouble with your kid- stitute* In three alxee. Sealed pack­ stances making about the same Washington, Aug. 2 7.— In a spec­ seya OoLl) MKDAI. Ilaarlem Oil Cap- ages. At all drug atorea. wages I made three or four years ago ial report to President Wilson the and trying to pay rent, keep a fam­ Federal Trade Commission has rec­ ily and live besides. My neighbor ommended that the operation of re­ is n shopman and is now making frigerator cars he made a govern­ twice as much as I make. He bus u ment monopoly. The report recom­ nice car and enjoys all the blessings mends that the property lie acquired of prosperity. If he wants to take a by the government and that the railtrip or his family wants to go any­ reads he licensed to own and operate where they all get passes and go for them. a very little bit of money, whereas I cannot afford to go because the rail­ road would eat , me up. Now my neighbor wants more money and if determ ines th e value of foo.ds. l ake self lie strikes I will lie forced to lose my r i s i n g flour, for instance. T h is product joli as a long strike would tie up ail the business here. In other words, is of varying grades, m uch of it sellin g he would ask for more money and if for the sam e or even less than the plain he does not get it cause me to lose my job and lie out of work. He is flour, w hich in itself is evidence of the living twice as well as I am and I fact that it i:; of inferior q u ality. N atur­ do not begrudge him his prosperity ally, then, its food value is less than that but I do not think he is entitled to any more than he is now making, of a pure plain flour. especially if my family and a lot of other families are to suffer by a strike. There are other people to lo n g ; consider in this world and it occurs more and represents a waste. T h ere is to me that the large part of the help a few who are now living well no real eco n o m y in it. Som e h ou se­ ami having everything they want. w ives are under th e im pression that it A prominent grower of Sanford, Flor­ And I would like to n«k. where do saves them a little effort, but in this they are we the great mass of middle cla>s ida, whose name we can furnish on clerks, business men and farmers mistaken. Self rising dour i.iust often be sifted , come in application, purchased 20 pounds of ns it is inclined to gvt lumpy. T he food value "Resident." u . II If. On Flour, Grain and Feed S A F E , G E N T L E ^R E M E D Y "T M B R IN G S 1 RELIEF W.A. Merryday Cotnpaiy Food Value D eterm ines the Value of Food A 25c W ant Ad. in Th e Herald wi 11 Rent Y o ur H o use For You Itshould be the food value that S im o n ’s W o rld b e a te r P e p p e r H as M ade Good in F lorida and T exas In the fo r the P a st F our Y ears. run it really costs of a prepared flour is considerably less than a good grade of pure plain flour which is made from better wheat and contains no cheap leaven­ ing agent or calcium sulphate, commonly called plaster of p arts, often contained in the ingredients, used in self rising flours in order to cheapen the product. POSTPONES WAGE DENAND UNTIL LATER i Thus the flour question serves as a very gotxl illustration of w hat I m ean by saying the value of foods should be determined by their food value. And like­ wise the economy of using various foods should be determined in a similar manner. It isn't always the cheapest that is best. In fact, the opposite is often the case. fl B v . ; & NOTE—Miss Costello it already utU known to most of Ike ladies of our city. She is of Ike Domestic Science Branch of Ike University of Chicago, Simmons Collect, Boston Cooking School, a graduate of Lewis Institute, Supervisor of Domestic Science in Public Schools, Special Lecturer on Domestic Arts and Economy. Special lecturer to the Women's Clubs. ' We art publishing a series of her most important articles. our Worldbeater Pepper in December 1018. He reports that many of the plants bore as high as 9 marketable peppen !he first picking. The average was 4 peppers per plant for the entire acreage the first picking, or a total of 400 crates per acre, which were mark­ eted at $4.00 per crate. We cannot recomend too highly our Worldbeater Pepper to all southern growers who desire to grow a money-making crop. (Continue! from Page 1) poration, hut in elect corai lering the amount of taxation which inu.it fall upon tlu* country in general. We are acting, not for prievate corpora­ tions, but in the name of the repub­ lic anil must assess our reapotisibil ity accordingly. For it is neither wise not feasil le to take care of in­ crease* in the wage* of railroad em ■ployes ut this time by increasing freight rates. It is impossible at this time until peace lias come and nor­ mal conditioks re-established to es tirnate what the earning capacity of the railroads will be when ordinary conditions return. There is no cer tain basis therefore (or calculating w hat the rate increases should he ang it is necessary for the time at any rate to take cure of all increases in I the wages of railway employes through the public treasury. Kclatlcnft Between Wages and Coni . of Living "Such circumstances it seems clear to me, and, 1 believe, will seem clear to every thoughtful American, includm* the shopmen themselves, when they have taken thought, and Oz. 4cc; PRICE: 1-4 lb $1.60; Postpaid. L h . $6.00 T ilE GENUINE STOCK CAN ONLYfBE SECURED FROM N. Sim on 8t S an 438 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Introduced by us several years ago. Semi postal for Fall Catalogue, ready now li fK l �■v > J, i'i'J ’ ™rtV - 71ST* 1* ' vt - rr^‘‘" :5'T'KlIff!?* ].U.Izir*f.TIOTC ;> •'• ■ AUGST 29, 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD Bartow.................. . 000 000 000— 0 Snnfcrd• .................... 000 003 30*— 0 Summary: Left on bases, Bartow G, Sanford 5; two base hits, Inman. B. Chapman; three base hits, Hord; home run, Stcwnrt; first base on balls oil Keen 3, Chapman 7; sacrifice hits, Hunter, Stewart; stolen bases, B. Chapman, Jnbnsoti 2, Hord; bntler hit, Keene, Johnson; double plays, Phelan to Ollerman, Inman to Stewart to Hord; time of game 1:50; umpire Cooper. REAL ESTATE L IS T Y O U R P R O P E R T Y AND W E CAN S E L L IT. Cily Property and Farms are Going at Reasonable Prices Insure Your Home - Your Auto - Tornado - Liability Property Damage Agent Drew Development Co. - PAGE N IN E Itnrluw vs. Sanford, at Sanford August 28th, 1919 - Glh Game at Sanford Harlow — All 11 R PO A Leach, ss 4 0 0 1 »> Phelan, 21) .... 5 0 l 4 Curtis, rf ...... . .. G 0 •» l 0 Ollerman, lb 5 0 0 11 0 Hunter, 3h .... 4 0 0 3 4 t u It 4 0 McIntosh, rf 3 0 1 3 0 Newman, If Phillips, c 3 0 0 7 0 Wolfe, p 5 II *» 0 o ’ Haynes ... .... i 1 1 0 0 nn « 34 10 0 Totals Sanforti Stewart, 2b It. Chapman If Johnson, cf Hord, lb Banviile, 3t> Child:, rf Hive, c In man. ss Albanese, p •'Ellis, p Formerly Iloiden Real Estate Co. , City Lots in A ll Parts of City Celery Lands in M. M. Smith’s Sub Division 40 AH 5 3 4 1 l 3 4 4 3 1 l H 0 0 1 0 I 0 0 0 (1 0 :ir. •V 11 1 1 1 u 1 1) II 1 (1 I PO' 3 3 1 !l 1 4 G 5 i 0 G .Id ~L J K' We Are Here m to serve our customers as usuai . » with everything in choice MEATS We believe in a Sanitary Meat Market and invite the public to come around and see our new system of keeping everything clean and sanitary. E 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A E 1 (t 1 0 1 0 0 It •» Quick Delivery Service - Phone 122 •» 1 0 0 0 0 o 1 i 1 0 8 BROWN’S MARKET E. C. METTS, Mgr. - - - 117 Sanford Avenue 3 It,ills Hall BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEKl Struck out none, OR Alhnnesc 1.1 Score by Innings— ■Relieves Newman in 9th. " H e by Hull 5 Albnnesel^ULiikcbyw^ ^ _ _ 000 OO.’l 000 0‘’ .v?, Tm-vos .Milanese alter iwo men down 100 000 002 00— 3 ■iX*itVicc> hits Stewart, Stolen oases i .Nanlord in 9th. x one man out when win Summary— Left on bases Lake­ pitch Albaneso 1. Hatter hit, Poland ning run second. Double play Hon! to Rive to Stew­ land 7, Sanford 7. 2 Base bits Stew­ Line Score: Rivri r 1st base on balls oR art to Hive. Time of game 2:10. art, Inman. Bartow.......... 000 000 001 000— 1 AltaniM'. |> Drayton I, oR Kry 0. Struck out by Umpire, Cooper. Sanford 010 000 000 001—2 Kry I, by Drayton 3. Sacrifice bits Total . . 35 Summary—Left on base, Bartow Wright, Chapman. Sacrifice fly Lakeland vs. Sanford Tuesday Score by innings— 12, Sanford 0. T w o base hits, Kills, Campbell. Stolen base, Poland. Game. August 20, 1919 000 000 000— i Lakeland Banviile, Wolfe. Hits apportioned, Passed ball Campbell 1. Wil dpitch F1HST G A M E 2 Sanford .... 001 000 0 0 1 — M’ . ,dti.ae r, in 8 2-3: Ellis 1 in-1 Umpire;*' AH R H PO A K Kry 1. Time 2:05. Lakeland — rTriT^* OuStP uii nails, Aitiaiicse 2, n ..„ if .‘■li.iunury — Left or 1 5 0 0- - 7 - *4 Ellis 2, Wolfe 3. Struck out by First fmse on Cohen, 2b .... 'i4j.il .xunford * 5 0 1 1 4 ol lame Tucsduy Wolfe 5, Albunese 3, Ellis 1. Sac­ . 5 1 1 5 1 Love, k; Lakeland vs. Sanford Tuesday, rifice bits: Phillips 2, Hord, Childs. •» u I ..... 5 1 Poland, rf t Protested or August 2G, 191 9. Stolen bases, Stcwnrt, Chap man. 6 •V P 0 1 Thrasher, 3b first series.) from postponed game NOW OI'IIN Johnson (Johnson stole winning «» 0 ..... 5 4 1 Smith, rf. I. akelnnd — A B It II PO A E score . Passed balls, Piiillips, Hive Catering In Commercial Men . 4 0 0 ll 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 Wright, lb and Families Rl /a, If ...... 2. W. pitches 0. Batter bit, Hun­ ti II G 1 ■V Campbell, c .. .... 4 Aaitlnn I'Un. Ouuil IU l*. IU Ir* | {r * «,n it> lr 0 1 1 1 0 ter anti Leach by Albunese, Chap­ Cohen, 2b Ik* m A M E N INN, T i u r r * . H a . .... 5 0 1 3 G Kry. p 0 0 •1 1 0 Love, ss man by Wolfe. Double plays, 8 2 0 1 1 0 0 Chiltls to Hive, Johnson to Hord, Poland, rf 5 11 33 13 11 0 0 0 1 1 Total ...... Thrasher* 3b .. ■1 0 0 • V 0 0 Inman. Triplr plays, Hunter to AU R H PO A Sanford — Smith* cf O •1 0 0 t 0 0 Pheian to Ollerman. Time of game 1 3 ..... 5 1 Stewart. 2b Wright, lb 2:25. Umpire Cooper. Attendance, < 1 o 0 0 0 *1 1 list'd household furniturt* 0 0 Chapman, If ... . 4 0 Campbell, c *1 0 1 •1 0 0 255. Scorer, Mnines. 12 inningr, Must be in fair condition. ..... 5 0 1 G 0 Johnson, i f Wicker, p .... full. Beds 5 0 0 11 0 Hord, l b . Springs tl • > * 1 1 5 1 *# Banviile, 3h 18 0 3 15 8 Total - Chairs Death of Sid Carraway 5 0 1 4 1 Childs, rf Dressers, Rockers, elc. Sanford — A ll H II PO A E News comes today of the death of •» 4 3 ...... 5 1 ’ Inman, kh . .. Call or Address: Stewart, 2b .... . 3 • •1 1 I 0 Sitl Carraway, a former Sanford boy 4 0 •1 4 •1 j Rive, c.. 3 1 0 1 0 0 who has been living at Ft. Ogden, II. Chapman, c 4 0 1 0 <» Drayton, p 3 1 *1 1 0 0 lie hud b ten taken to the hospital Johnson, cf. .121 Sanford Avenue n 1 1 1 0 0 Hord, lb at Arcadia for treatment and his Total *» «> 1 0 1 0 Banviile, 3b death occurred there. He leaves a •i 1 0 3 0 (1 wife and two children to mourn bis Childs* r f ....... 3 *» *1 0 1 0 loss, lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Inman ........ 181)0 STILL DOING BUSINESS 1911) 1 *1 ll 0 McG. Cnrrnwny of this city, 3 l C. Chapman, • 1 Rcomi ordert, and tatitfod cummers who have uwd cor fertilirer 0 1 0 3 0 Ellis, p yc»r after ynr, who always [!idly rrccumend cor goodt 10 thrir _ — — — — — nciihbcn arc our bro advert;'.mem. Our pricer net always the I.ake Look* Good 1 0 10 15 G 0 Totals .... 23 lowett. but when QUAL! 7 V i, ccnuttereA never too hi(k Write Forrest Lake of this fer Inett price liitt. cr tend cr-fer and you will be treated r'.ht. Game called at end xf 5th by ci.;t bit. hr.t into the ring in the rUtTIUZEKS, INSECTICIDES, SPRAYERS, POULTRY SUPPLIES I Con r-s.'iot al race anti is receiving agreement to catch train. K. O. I ' A I N T I J I t F K H T I L I Z H I t C O . .In c liM iitiv ille . F ln r ld w ;rugcni.nl from every source, noo on— o Lakeland many friends over the Fourth loo 36-101 His Sanford Sanford, Florida J. K. SFUUUNG, Local Agent. t are with him anti they will Summary— Left on bases Lake*1 send him to Washington this time. T w o Imse hits. laud 3, Sanford 5. Mr. Lake has received so many Poland, Herd. Three base hits, C. Chapman. Home Huns, Inman, letters in the past week giving him Johnson, Banviile. First base oi) encouragement that he feels happy balls, Wicker J, oR Kilts 0. Strurk over the result this early in the out by Ellis 1, by Wicker 0. Sacri­ game HILL L B U ILD E P P L IE S CO. LUMBER. 41J S r — • LATHS, , The T A V A R E S I N N SHINGLES SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE at: ta k e i.i iii:iirr iionijs at pai « CASH PAID FOR T ru c k C ro p s We oRer a wide range of formulas for truck crops in different sections of the stale—any analysis you want, proportioned to give steady growth with minimum waste. DIXIE FURNITURE CO. Send for new Fertiliser Catalogue giving description of the Ideal Brands. New Vegetable Book Contains thirty-six pages of information on the growing of commercial vegetables, also Irish potatoes, strawberries, melons, anti cucumbers. Free on request. WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers Dealers in Spray Pumps ami Insecticides. JACKSONVILLE. • .................... C. Mo-iwaSI* Mgr., Sanford Branch KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COL fice hits, Stewart. Stolen liases, 11.: Chapman, Kllis, Stewart. Time of Game, 1:00. Umpire Cooper. Attemtunce 222. A C C ID E N T U A U IL IT v (hit Agent. MIL II. \V. HERNDON, will write you any of the above forms of Insurance or any thing you need in the Insurance line. Through his connection with us he ran give you Insurance protec­ tion in the very strongest Company's in each and every line. JAMES PAXON, Jacksonville, Fla. & Established PJOG General Insurance - Surety Bonds - Employers Liability ELDER SPRINGS WATER THOMAS I). HAKEll* I'h. II. Unit film, lioltini i'ollrfr, 11or Id* F r h a t r |.a lio ra lo fy o f HoHIna C o l l r f f \U n lcr Park* IT a .. Not* 5lh* I 9 IS T. O. ( h a r lr * H an ford . F la ., Dear Sir; # I hiit* ro m p lrte i) ra rrfu l r h r ir ilf a ! in * li» U o f I hi* aam pl# of f i l f f i h i l ,uu hfoughl mo ra rly U n i i r p k , a n a d h a»r o u la ln rd i h r follow in g rrn iiiti* W tf Jfm tU n _________________ C le a r I hlariae __ ____ I.7 S OaMs p tr m illion ___________ T a la l a a lld a _____________________ .... 00 b irlt prr m illio n Uliuminuld A m rtio n li^ ^ _______ - T r a c e 11.00 pavlf per m illio n llardneoa ..... 23.03 part* per m illion M lr«le ■. — . — • .— —— a re I he ftl)ii*n(e p rartlrallr af f r r e and albuminoid am m on ia In I hi a * * l t r • " <J ” • ' r r > tm all am ount of rh lu iln e In d lra lra lit e i r t l le n l fu a llly far hauatbe d Purpura. In addition to the food nualtly rhararle»lallce of auprrler household B a,*r , t 1* p o ia ta a e o uperlal feat urea, c f m orh value, e a p e cla tly thoae o f f K t l l a n l aeration and 1,0 W degree o f hardaeta. he bartrrlologlral analyata, m u llin g la an average total coon!. In four ,hr w« trr, of 3 liar terra per cent.: and In finding no rolai*, or other "vrmfir barterla, fully ronOrm Ita good «jualliy Indicated by the C I I L M I C A L ®111>li *1 L hr thr m in t a i l f t i cf thl* amt other rr|ls8* that 1 fco** I# ka»« l.ur.a n-rnr .u^rrlor In ill |«q<J quollllc. to lb.I nT the W**.. Vu'ir* < n r r c » , » r t f . l l f , la.infdi TIKJH. U. BAKER T. 0 . CHARLES, Distributor TELEPHONE Jll-W I I I l*AltK AVE. NANrOUU, FLORIOL Sanford Wins Wednesday Sanforti, Aug. 27.— The locals ap­ plied the whitewash today t<> Bar­ tow ami got together in the sixth for an assault on Keene, finally winding up with a 0 to 0 victory. Chapman had a great day on the mound holding the Polk outfit to live scattered hits. While the locals hunched most of their nine hits, in­ cluding Stewart’s homer in two in­ nings, the sixth and seventh for six tallies. Harlow AB H H PO A K Leach, ss 4 0 0 •1 0 1 l’ holun, 21) .. .... 4 0 1 3 •1 0 Curtis, rf . .. 4 0 I 0 0 (l Ollerman, ll> ....... 3 0 0 G 0 0 Hunter, 3i> ....... 4 j 0 3 0 II . 4 0 0 3 0 0 McIntosh, cf 4 0 1 1 0 0 Newman, If ____ 4 0 *1 G 3 ol Phillips, c ll 0 0 0 ft Kccr.c, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 ® Ilnynes, If Totals....... ...... 32 Sanford— .... ...... AB Stewart, 2b .. .......a U. Chapman, c .... 4 Johnson, cf ...... 1 Hord, lb . . ____ 4 Banviile, 31> ...... 4 4 Childs, rf ...... 1 Ellis, If Inman, ss ....... 4 C. Chapman, P .... 2 Tntnla ..... ____ 30 Score by innings: 0 It •1 5 24 H PO O m 4 n *• 6 0 5 i 7 i 1 o 0 0 O l *1 0 A 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 G 1 2, E 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 5 27 f» a 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 n *m 0 G 1 IIow Fruit Marketed by a Co-Operative Organization Sells Most Advantageously V T h e bi£ fruit jobbers in the North who purchase citrus fruits prefer if possible to deal with a co-operative marketing organization, because: It directly represents the purchasers o f the fruit. It brings the consum er just one step closer to the prod ucerj and die tendency these days is all toward eliminating unnec­ essary middlemen. It tends to gTeater stability In the atru s industry than if c o m ­ mercial concerns are dealt with. T h e latter are concerned more with active marketing than with the upbuilding o f an industry, and if one crop fails they can profitably turn their attention to other fields and other crops. T h e truth o f these statements is w e ll borne out by the effort in som e places to put a co­ operative face upon commercial organization by the use o f titles w h ich suggest the idea o f an association o f growers. F o r full infon n a’suu regarding the g ro w ers' own m arket­ in g agency* communicate with the ' i • • , .• • Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, FIa« L. A. HAKES. Orange � 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 29, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 29, 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>, August 29, 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/1a1918022a11f55d10994e80fb6aad2d.pdf a54aa5df894e7378bfcbd28b125320f3 PDF Text Text WgS&f* '■tiitii SA N FO RD H E R A L D IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1919 RICE CULTURE The city council will meet within 7 whole management to them, nnd if. a week to cunvaca the election and nt the end of a commissioner’s term formally declare t he result and he was unsatisfactory they could shortly after a white primary will be "turn the rnscal out!” Results: The railed for the nomination of three ^ five commissioners seemed to de­ commissioners, the general election velop the sense of service. It was a to be held within three weeks after new departure in the history of the formal declaration of the election American municipalities. There fol­ result cf ycit«rJay. lowed a great increase in efficiency, It. J. Kisbpaugb, candidate for and assuredly a great decrcuse in of­ mayor, bad previously announced ficial dishonesty. In one year of this that if tlie commission form of gov­ novel experiment notable economies ernment was decided upon he would STAFFORD HAS TWO had been made. The city’ bad never II AND IIROS. SELL STABLE become candidate for city manager.! a(’RKS AND SAYS OUR LANDS „ ,e pvSSF.I) EXERIMENTAI. been so well governed: the city had FROM EVERY PART OF U. S. PROPERTY TO ORLANDO No other names have as yet been « ARE ADAPTED TO RICE GROW COMES WORD OF DROP IN H ST tGi: A N D IS N O W F A C T never been so vnfc; the city had FIRM FOR MAMMOTH GAR­ mentioned for manager or commisPRICES OF ALL GOODS never looked so well. In five years IN STEAD OF V T H E O R Y AGE AM) SALESROOMS sinners, though announcements must the normal expenses of the city govWashington, Sept. 2.—From every In an article about rice culture Thf following paper on Commis- eminent had been reduced nearly Among the Important renl estate lie marie within the next several part "f the United States the eviseveral years ago the Herald con­ • n G o v e rn m e n t prepared by a banone-third. The city had saved one dt•m. i: nouring in that the cost of transfers of Sanford city property days. tender! thet the lowlands of the St. J jju d y for «he Woman’s Club is ,’cesnities nas has reacneu reached m its high limit this week is that of the valuable million dollars! Both the tax rate necessities mao ••••••» Johns river valley especially around Congregational Church ^produced below: and the city debt had been reduced, and that from now on the decline is corner lot property on Park avenue, Monroe were more suitable for rice Thc renovating work lias been ad­ , ! corner of Second street, occupied by i, i, ,afe to assert that the com­ a new system of sewers had been in­ to be expected. growing than any other part of this ■ the Ignu & Igou staldes and the mirably done, the interior newly m o n form "f government has stalled, a new anil efficient Health or any other county in the state. All authorities, save a few doubtn & Q (. p Tht< property bekulsomincd thoroughly satisfactory, B C d the experimental stage and Department had been created; the , to „ roj|. of , hlB c|ty forv!re< will be resumed Sunday, Everybody was crazy abort re’ery £ be regarded ns a substantial im- area of paved itreets had been great­ ful publicists of Wall street « c agreed that the end is in sight. A ||m] wjw go|(, lo , \y. Phillips & I c p t . .. The sor.nan topic for, nn(j lettuce at that time and the “ ovemrnt in the forms of adminls- ly extended: there bad been no pecu­ gradual return of normal is hoped j gonf|' of 0rlamlo who are recognized t re morning living "New Service fur |anijM W(.r(> ..oiling for mare money p tinn are told, if one may lation, no fraud, no boss system, and for. since anything abrupt would car^ hpinK nmonj, thc |arKest garage i he New Day." Christian Endeavtjul„ a r;ce farmer would care to S Rom its adoption by three in every way Galveston had become ry the menace of panic I rices may #n|| uut0|no|> { |(. ,|ealer* |n the state, rr is held the hour preceding the Speru) „n,| the idea of growing rice turdrtd cities in the United States. a better city to live in. not return to where they were live i 'lurch meeting in the evening, the rnnu, to naught. Since thnt time, This property occupies 100 feet on subjoct of the latter, "What is .God In Des Moines the general disgust years ago, but the disheartening up­ Wiite •and extravagance, it is dehowever several of the farmers in tf’ark avenue and 11" feet on Second For?" clirtd. have been replaced by care with the old method of government ward trend is done with, experts sny. Morning meetings: Sunday Seminole county have grown rice at street anti is probably one of the school 9:45, church elcveen; evening, ,r.d economy: financial methods wn« «o great that when the question difiereni' points and grown as good Credit for bringing about this Uvf been wonderfully improved; of adopting the new was being ugi- hopeful condition is widely uiatr:»>C. K.. 7; church 8,_______ _ rice as anyone would wish to see and n*» •>/> - .i one block from First 'street anti on • . mA. am*SM ...— propertv and life have been safe- t n t o d . this paper still contends t h a t our uted. Official agitation has bad the main line of travel on the Dixie No Clue Yet fuarded; laws have TTeeii enlorced; streets bearing only these words: much to do with the average buyer „ . , m e overlooking th e finest . nm, Uu, lo(.ul truv,.| „f the Nunhviile, Tcnn.. sept. 4.—Police cleaned and paved; health "IT CAN’T BE ANY WORSE at retail. The public’s dUnodtir.n to crop in this s tate when they faP to • Chief Ilurthell said tonight that lie raise rice on our lowlands In this vi­ , r.d unitition promoted; better THAN THIS!" and nil men Wn«w combat high prices and not to lie in­ city. iijr.ting ami water furnisneU more what was meant. Phillips &. Co. have not been con­ was without a clue as to the murder cinity. timidated by threats of further in­ We are told that the old city gov­ creases hns bail its sure effect. And sulted about their plans regarding of Robin Cooper, despite all investi­ cheaplyNow comes Capt. E. Stafford *of ernment hail ^ f t affairs in such a tlie light is not finished! buildings but ft is understood that gation. . J. F. Fueston, who was Lake Monroe who is growing two jjy the commission form of gov­ questioned about the case and reernment officials are c boson directly, tangle that an issue of $180,000 of. -errs of rice Hu* lands near .'Inn "The reports we receive from all they will build a mammoth garage ,).o’vrvf..v* ’-^r.tl on liquor charges to - ;3* ' bonds to provide for the tioating in­ and machine shop and storage pli.ee fr»c from outside considerations. It „ on ,. irain on t hoi an old and experienced parts of the country are that prices ui „„ • • snlH Attor- umi.-iW i- r a i: new prop crpniies the administration simply, debtedness was necessarily the first. rice grower his statements should night of the murder. means by which Page 10' have weight und says that lie has ney General Palmer. "Probably tl.e erty as soon as the leues of the present occupants run out. They | ” Evris‘sum ofoTfiTiilves «te made r.ulisome of the finest rice that was ever decline is not sufficient yet to be ap­ j«t at any time to the will of the grown and stands ready to prove to preciable to the average consumer, now have garages and sales rooms in Orlando, their principal hradvouri. when expressed clearly after the world that the lands in this but I believe it soon will be." quarters and also have branches in due deliberation. Because there ure county will grow good rice and grow Here are tome of thc signs of Wiliter Park and Leesburg and the ft* to lie elected and public? atten­ it ui a profit. Read what he says marked improvement: Sanford addition will probably be tion i< focussed upon these few, the below: Chicago reports a drop in whole­ their largest garage as the property selection of competent otllcilns is Sanford Herald, Sanford. Fla. sale prices which began witti pork, is very valuable. The Phillips Co. rendered comparatively easy. All Gentlemen: affected other inea.s and spread to are recognized as the greatest firm tke voters of the city nominate and Will you allow me spare in your grains, vegetables and fruits. ^ of hustlers in the city of Orlando elect all of the governing body, thus valuable paper to mention rice cul­ Shoe manufacturers announce that and aside from their garage prop­ prrtumably insuring the choice of ture In the state of Florida. I have the prices of shoes will not advance erty also own some very valuable more capable men—state and been in the state ten years nnd th® and that by 1920 or earlier the de­ business and residence property in national politic* not being allowed Florida lowlands have appealed to tint and other cities. to interfere w ith-local issues. ........ cline will begin. me as being the land for rice culture, FERNALI) LOT WILL HAVE NEW “People choose their candidates di- U. S. PASSED THROUGH SAM h The IIand*Bros. did not state the Wholesale dealers in shoe* and but have not bad the opportunity to BUILDINGS FOR PACKING rectiy. As a rule the names of iio CRISIS AT THE CLOSE OF clothing in New York are cooperat­ price for thc property hut it is unh o u s e a n d O f f i c e s try it out until this year. I have CIVIL WAR political party is allowed on election ing with the fair price committee to de.stood to be a fancy one and two acres in rice on the bottom lands One of the largest if not the larg­ of the St. Johns nt Lake Monroe, billots. "After the Civil War of 18G1-G5 it reduce to its minimum the margin of when this stable is leveled on** of the ancient landmarks of the city est firm of growers, buyers und ship­ Flu. I only broke, cut ami drilled “A commission of five or three is took the country more than n dozen profit on these necessities. fivrii authority to pass ordinances ! years to bring prices back to normal. Holdings of dry goods are being will disappear and make room for pers of fruits and vegetables in the in the rice, and now the rice is nil the new buildings nl the new regime. state is Chase & Co., who muke SunluLject t<> publicity checks and cor.ami from a rough estim"Tills recovery," says the state released and wholesale prices are al­ It fii rumored that the new buildings ford headquarters and have made beaded^ outricp w|„ makl} between GO ititutii'tial limitations—to appoint of­ marketing bureau, "wai largely the ready affected. will be of reinforced concrete and be this city headquarters for a quarter ---r'x... ficials and enforce ordinances." It Pig iron, the price of which is es­ and 70 bushels per acre. The .i„„ rice result of a an expanded agricultural modern in every respect. The Philof a century. This enterprising firm i: »eirl that this exercise of hot pecially significant is $4.83 cheaper lias headed out fine nnd is filling out production. At this time agricul­ lips Co. are agents for the Dodge j wjt|, warehouses, purking houses and just as it docs on the rice plantations l<(illative and executive power i> per ton than a year ago. tural expansion is not possible since mi l other standard makes of auto- | |irnnchcH in every part of Florida on the Satilla river in Georgia where t ie very essence of the commission there is no longer large areas of new Investigation everywhere has mobiles and trucks. | where there are fruits and voget- they used to grow thohsands of fr rm. and fertile soil to be developed and frightened speculators, and hoarding ---------------------j aides and with orange groves and acres. If there is any crop that I Officials are held constantly re- tin- remaining land is ariil nr swam­ on a large scale bus sharply fallen off. Tomatoes Bringing Good Price'* farms In many parts of the state do know it is rice, for I spent twenty iponfible tn the people by virtue of py and to put it in cultivation would The turn of affairs abroad, where be fad that they are few in num- involve large cost. In addition to declines in prices are already well cs-1 "oaforl. Del.. Sept. 2.—Farmers a m a m m o th business. T h e y alre ad y years on the Satilla Rice fields, for Dr; that each is head of a depart- this much of t lie fertile land has tublished will have an increasing ef­ Yin this peninsula, fortunate tomato have in this city tw o large brick years 1 operated thrashing' nlachines, growers this year are reaping un­ packing and storage warehouses on and for fifteen years l operated rice r.-nt and known as >u<b to bis fel- been made poorer by cultivation, fect on American markets. heard of prices. At Seaford yeater- the A. C. L. Uy.. at the corner of buffers. If the owner of the low­ |i« The best charters pro­ without proper steps tu maintain fer­ Tlie Guaranty Trust Company of day the murket price went up to Second, Third and Or.k avenues but lands on the St. Johns river would vide fully for publicity of the acts of tility. New Y'ork issues a statement in $ 1.03 per basket with plenty of buy­ their greatly Increasing business lease or sell their low lands at a tke come-.!’doners. In most in­ "The only alternative from ap- which it says: ers. The local tanners nre bidding makes It lncumbfcnt upon them to reasonable price and let men who sun* . it is said, ordinances art )f "A ccu m u lated evidence gathered hire in the open market against the not only have more mom f'*r pitching know' ric* cul’.ure come in and start •ulij-it .i vote of approval u n d er pearances is in the organization oi the : (• r» • iluro, or initiative, anil of- tho funner# in production* purcia^ by com petent observers leaves now brokers who are buying and selling fruits and vegetable* here but also the rice growing as tliej do in Louisi­ is pri- little room for doubt th a t the lowest t j packer* elsewhere. more room for their business nnd ana it would bring thousands »f ” ‘ * firia - themselves may he removed ing and selling. Production ...... .. an Individual proposition. executive offices. Chase Si Co. have airfs of land in thc market, and point in tin* economic s t a t e of the by i:. n i all. |i i. claimed that the murily It is said tomatoes brought $1.45 a suite of offices 1\ Jacksonville uml would place this state In position to On personal initiative depends farm world was passed some tim e back p< ousr.fi on the peninsula tin* »eutr.er. under this form of govhave maintained them for ninny raise all the rire that she used, not management, tin* planning of crops und th a t w hatever may he th e te m ­ so , two packers of llurlock, Mil.. «ntr.< i t ure nf a higher type, on tht ie. than under the nldermanic rotation, und the keeping <>f reuirds per of tlie present moment, front this pt dug C at price while ••■iding a ear years and the Jacksonville bead- only what she used but she could nnd accounts. In buying and sell mil. time fo. Hi progress must ever lie at WiF-rds. Md., a station on the quarters are under the management ship rice to other states. I have had •ym m. of J. C. Chase while S. O. Chase cooperation Notable concrete examples of ef- however, • '. ’ , , , is the basic j,,, more rapid tj w u r d stability and pros- It C. and A. Railway between SalD- takes care of the business nt the several years of experience growing, ,Rci, v. nt v government ' may ,b e I, «,r nt tde. where feed, fertilizers, imp u rity /9 • bu/y und Ocean City. It Is also rethrashing, lulling nnd marketing of pniinpw, ’ ........ It •must Ih* rcmuinbfml that hitfh pt.-t.d ut Seaford that s ime of the Sanford offices and has been a resiplcmcnts, etc., are bought in quan­ rice. h'U- >! • <’,alve>tnn, Texus, and Des tity the cost is smaller and the prices menu u bull mnrket in stocks u | -state puckers h a v e paid as high a J d en t of tin s city for m any years. Maine., Iowa. With the twenty years of experi­ and that a hull market means rich $| 40 per basket, freight by the car load much less. I With the growth of the business ence l have hnd- with rice culture, I 1 .ui ' \iellent article by Charles therefore If such price* us these are paid lor their present quarters were not large know l am growing us good rice now "Under cooperate methods, the pickings for speculators. E'l 'ard Russell in Everybody'll MagWall street is extremely reluctant ! tli • raw stock the packers will have L notigh and among their recent purpooling or combining shipment*, at Lake Monroe, Fla., as l ever saw >t:i we are told that in 1900 Galto admit that the turning point has to realize at l.-ast $.’,.00 | *r d >z *n cliuses !s that of the herna’d prop- j j.row on tl.e rice l imitation* on the with proper grading, packing und '• ‘ '•. Texas, was utmost destroyed been reached. Yet the curve of q:,ti|;a river i.'. G -orgia with i fiend. Chaotic conditions fol- standurding will come reduced costs Stock market averages, including raii- rn is to come out whole. Just what 1#-rty facing on Onk avenue nrd With characteristic courage to consumers and better profits to ronds and the principal industrials, tli-se tomatoes am going to cost the (touching the A. C. L. trncks rerent- much less expense. cc numer is wbui is puzzling the j |y „ncd by the Fcrnnld Hardware When farm proHe ; eople undertook to rebuild the producer*. Hoping the good people of Florida shows the high water murk wus public. Co., for tht ir plumbing und sewer will look into the rice culture in the tL’ir m y . In a situation so alninr- ducts are made standards in quality touched in July and thut there has ----------------------pjtio department. The buildings on future. Anyone can grow rice right in:' some latitude of authority bad und attractive in the eye it w been n steady fulling off since. _ this lot will be removed and Chase & in :nc water, if they get the water off greatly simplify existing tastes nnd l.altor Trouble *" •• granted. Tlie city council ere Attorney General Palmer recog­ A friend writing from G ran d 'Co. will build a two stor. tirii l. janj ro as t Q plow and plant it, endless sorting necessary in the re­ I'" g began to carry things with a nizes the importance of the public Is.and. Florida, say*: "Before I [building on part of the lot for D.eiri ^ (n thp gt Joh|IH rivcr if u tail markets, when products sent in Fig- hnnd. As a consequence graft state of mind in relation to the cost c a ne down here last May I hud uu (offices and * ,,n|' I ton dry we can put down artesian :n evidence. At last the citizens are not properly selected and gr tiled. of living. He warns against the or hestra nt a tourist hotel. I was house on part of it. This property urilerstiind that if the new Galves­ If dealers were freed from the bur­ well* und llow water on the fields. ton v.Sn to be anything like their de- den of constant sorting Ilf defective alarmist propaganda intended to or !y making forty dollars a week for “i» arms* the track* from their other That is one of the good features to keep prices up by eilcouruging pur­ two hours a day when I got to read- warehouses and Is among the most this state in planting the low lands ,,n‘- they must have a form of gov- products more constructive attention chase* at this time for future needs. in,; about the "Brotherhood of Man" valuable in the c'ty for this purpose. could be given to scutting down in rice. Thanking you much for •mmitit strong enough to cope with Never were caution and frugality d< wn trodden labor and so on; und When this building i* completed it your valuable space. 1 am, tL' situation, some form of dictator- prices. got all worked up and went to tie will give Chase & Co. ample space '■Organization is not only stand­ more neccessary than today. ’Lip ,f necessary an arbitrary powYours respectrully, m anagem ent and'told ’em I’d have j for their fruit and vegetable packing Economists are united in the opin­ 't hut in any case a power strong ardizing production but in marketing E. Stafford. shorter hours, and also room for their offices if 4r,'l prompt. Therefore they ?ot can do much to normalize food ion that much depends on wliut thc to have more pay, bum tin legislature a charter fur a prices during the next few years. people ut large feel undo. Curtail­ ai ar d an interest in" the hotel or I’d they so desire. The plans of tlie Adjutant General Resigns STRIKE. They ...... ............... ........ form of government quite new to I’etty prosecuiton of dt-alers here and ment of luxuries, u return to the S’i .... . told me tu so lo comp.oy h.ye out been mode pubTnlluhassce, Sept. 1.—Adjutant c yet hut 1.1.1. a Ie. ». c outj i cC>rU,, r„ently American .nil, as near a dlctutor- there will not do it. There is no spirit of conservation that prevailed lull ajid so I curne down here. line of what they expect to do upon , . , . m .i •Fip a. i. conreivable under our gen- need of suffering in this country, but .during the wnr, will encourage thc the return ut S. 01 Chu.e who i. out ( >» " > ' • * « ; the re­ <ral polity. ‘ when we remember the unfortunate price decline. COMMISSION FORM WINS . , ; movnl of General Christian hns rcTl.e city L-ouncii wns abolished, condition of European people, ° 1 1 cl ‘ ! signed nnd the Governor In* ucreptGeneral Pcrslng Yet West Palm Beach Will Have Com­ • j ed his resignation, the cauac for ids All | ower anil authority were vested have yet u duty for many months, Washington, Sept. A.—The house in f.ve commissioner* * mission Manager almost auto- perhaps years, to humanity across bill conferring the permanent rank of Mr. nnd M.*». White and little son • action not being givon. No nptratL- and ir 'ftsponsible. They were the wutcr. Agriculture will have o gt-nertti upon Generul Pershing in We.* paiin Beach, Aug. 30.—With of Jacksonville nre in the city u few (.ointment has been m ,de. Major 41 °nce li'gi.lntivc, executive, and aii exert itself unusuuliy even in this recognition for his services wns pass­ a vote of 201 to 82 t.iis city yester­ dnys the guests of Mrs. White’s , Crury, who is utitioned at St. Au* ______ i___ the commission form of mother, Mr*. Nelson. Mr. White gustine will be in chnrge of tbo debranches of municipal govern- country, for without immigration ed this afternoon by the sem te with­ day adopted city munngeij ■hns n responsible position with the paitmcnt pending theappointment m*rit Five men w-pre hired to man- uml with alien resilient* retbrnlng in out debate nr a record vote and now- g(,v*rnmcnt with a * the city as they might be hired large numbers to their old homes goes to President Wilson for tignu- Toe' total vote wus 2»7, with four Sanford postoffice and is spending n which "'ll! probably be •uSde tula ,0 Manage u great factory. The the question of labor is a serious sj,U4M ju uu.ioLi. well earned vacation In thim city. • wttk. I *ur Ff«pie hired them, turned over Hie one." PRICES DOWN ANOTHER SALE IS PREDICTION OF SANFORD ALL SOURCES REAL ESTATE NOTHING NEW IN CONDITION AT PRESENT TH E COUNTY CHASE & CO. PU RCH A SE PROPERTY �PAGE TEN m •* i H’ 0IJI GOVERNMENT WILL OPEN Notice to Manufacturers, Wholesal: REAL STORE era. Agents, Distributors and Dealers All gasoline, naptha, Kerosene, (Continued from page 1) benrene or other like products* of petroleum used for illuminating, but should depend upon the food heating, cooking or power purposes, stored. Fish and eggs, he said, could not he stored without material in possession of manufacturers, . We arc always prepared to meet your needs. We have a complete Actelyne Gas Welding Outfit deterioration, while meats und other wholesalers, agents, distributors or and plsnty of gas on hand at all times, therefore we arc always prepared to do all klnda of Welti dealers in this stnte on the second V All Local Advertisements Under foods were improved by storage. lag. There is no Job too big or too small for us, they all receive our prompt attention by our day of September, 1919, is subject to VhlB Heading THREE CENTS > R. S. French, representing the In­ the payment of an inspection tax of Line For Each Insertion. Minimum ternational Apple Shippers' Associa­ : : : : : Skilled Welder.: : : : : . X tion, whiic not opposed to the sug­ one-eighth of a cent per gallon, as Charge 25 Cents. X gested limit of twelve months for provided under Section 9, Chapter Column Is Free to Returned Soldiers Free Road Service — Auto Repairing and Accessories of all Kinds storage of foodstuiTs said production 7905, Laws of Floridlt, Acts of 1919. Thisand Sailors Who Seek Positions. Failure, neglect or refusal on the would he stilled if fruits und vegetcqu nut be returned to stor- part of manufacturers, wholesalers, .« M ILLER AND SOUTHERN T IR ES AND TUBES ublcss could WANTED if nge If t\ they became a drug on the agents, distributors or dealers of any CARRY LARGEST M ILEAGE GUAR­ X of the oils mentioned, to pay the in­ market. ANTEE for LESS MONEY spection tax of one-eighth of a cent Wanted—To rent house unfur­ The testimony regarding profiteer­ per gallon on all such products as nished. Close in. Address House, X ing and hoarding in many of the they may have on hand on the c-o Herald. 67-tf bnsic industries was given to the morning of the Und day of Septem­ house appropriations committee, ber, 1919, will subject all such oils to Wanted—A push cart. Must be which was considering appropria­ seizure. in good condition. 510 Oak. G6-2tp X tions for the Federnl trade commis­ All checks or other remittances to sion. “ WHERE SERVICE IS CERTAIN” cover the payment of the inspection Wanted —Men in every county Commissioners Win. It. Culver and tax required to be paid on oils on w’ith own auto to travel and take Virtor Murdock were witnesses. Mr. hand, by manufacturers, whole­ orders for the Red Ripper Hoy Culver told of numerous re-snles of salers,• agents, distributors nr deal- j Rress. Cnn give good commission to ------- . .......... ........ — the 19ID vegetable park which is not era shall be made in favor of W. A. I the right man. He must be a good yet complete and said many of these McRae, Commissioner, and address hustler. fi5-tf. were made for speculative purposes. ed to the Department of Agriculture, He suggested that this condition he Oil Division, Tallahassee, Florida. WANTED— OI.I) CLEAN corrected by enactment of appropri­ No tax will be required paid by RAGS, ANY KIND EXFor sale —Pair of mules. Cheap. ate legislation. wholesalers, agents, distributors, or <’EI'T OLD SOCKS, L. Vihlen, R. F. D. A. Sanford, dealers on gasoline or other oils ship­ COATS, PANTS, OR FluG5-tf. ped into the state, subsequent to RED SPREADS. AT September 1st, provided, the tax has THE HERALD OFFICE. For sale or exchange l Vault been previously paid by the manu­ 59-tf (LAKE VIRGINIA) door, good shape, 1 large Safe, 71 facturers or shippers before such in-hes high,I small Safe, .14 indies shipments are made as required un­ GEORGE MORGAN WARD, D. D.,‘L|..D Upholstering and mattress making, der Section 9 of the Gasoline In­ furniture repaired, mirrors plated, hi;»!i, I adding machine. Must sell President quick. C. Caro of Herald. G2-tf. spection Law. auto tops and seats recovered. First # Oldest College in Florida Intcr-Donomlnatlonal Manufacturers, wholesalers, dis­ eluss work only. Drown Upholstery kor sale — Maxwell Touring car, AIM tributors, agents and dealers are no­ Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fla. In splendid condition. Cash or credit To provide a lib— ' culture, a tified that they will be given thirty 49-tfc 1L &. O. Motor _ * G4-tf. I BEAMS , Co ««••-if*_t^f thorough training ol the physical, intellectual and spirit­ days from September Und, the date ual nature. •' .«»Wi ******+.+-+?:: 7i f FOR SALE CHANNELS * FOR RENT OFFER** in which to dispose of all goods shipANGLE IRONS pod into the state prior to SeptetnFour-year course lending to A. II. degree. Pre-profciFor Sale—An nrff of :c;„. r urmshed rooms 11 n tier 2nd. All easolien «r other .»!!..! sionnl courses in Agriculture, Medicine, Engineering J. E. ■'purling. T. BARS 2-2tc Laurel Ave. Law and Theology. -it. shipped into the state subsequent to B R Y A N A U TO CO. First St. Sanford Ave. . ' •r. i>. • [iSW r ! ’ Phone Leffler Building ROLLINS COLLEGE TRUSS RODS If V; 1 Hqq^phcr 1st will he required to Special departments: Music, Commerce, Home Econo­ One 2-horse disk for snle cheaft. For Rent—Furnished rooms for mics, Normal, Fine ami Applied Arts «nd Academy. tome up to the standard fixed by J. W. Osteen, Altamonte Springs, light housekeeping. 117 Lnurel ave­ Everythin!! and anythin!! authority on Section I t, of the Art k la. 2-1tp nue. 6G-3tc '.„\iude« H h-gc number in litis line delivered to for gasoline and kerosene, and also - • •-» \ Roster of Lectures f..r •■"•'■ora, scientists, artists and professional men of na­ to conform with the specific gravity For Spl*>—Thrct lotc cor. Myrtle j * «f"«~-_ny day, week you when promised at t. tional prominence. ——r'Jltd under (lie requirements I Ave, v .. reel, oppo- (,r month. Every convenience. Over .tel. site park. Beautiful location for Philips Drug Store, corner Park and ■T. X lic c l prices. Always cf Scctrtr.r*J • W. McRae, * Naval Unit with instruction for ten ratings. Strong resilience. Apply W. W. Long, 410 First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop. j{ct out prices Prst if Commissioner of Agriculture. athletic program including nquatics. Expenses moderate. Oak avenue. 2-4tp ’ 43-tf Tallahassee, Fla., Aug. 2G, 1919. you wnnl to save For Sale—Upright piano in per­ Thirty-Fifth year begins 22 September, 1919. . LOST A WORD TO THE WISE fect condition. Terms. Address money and time. Lost—Tire on demountable rim N°x 212, Sqnford, Fin. 2-2tc kor cntnlog and other information address: 10x1 1j on West First street SaturFrom the Home Service Section «f THE SECRETARY, ROLLINS COLLEGE kor Sale—$7.00 new 60-gal oil j day afternoon. Reward for informa­ the Red Cross Winter Park, Florida The article in laBt week’s Herald tank. Houehold furniture bought. tion at Herald office. 2-2tc concerning War Risk insurance ' Dixie Furniture Co., 121 Sanford 2-1 tc should be of very great interest to avenue. every returned soldier. ‘Tr.i hang­ For Sale—Moline Universal Trac­ ing to my war insurance," sind a re­ tor, with sand cleats. Two II Inch turned soldier the other day. "Two plows, rolling truck, complete. Ly­ reasons—I can’t get any other for a* man Ilrolhers. Forest City, Fla. 2-tf little money, and as u matter of fact, kor Sale—Two large sows, Duroc I can't get any other at nil. Can’t and Berkshire Cross. Bred to regis­ stand the physical examination now.' tered Duroc males, 2 months ago, - i The soldier now discharged and $.lo each. M. L. Smith, Orlando back at bis old work in civil life road. “ 2-1 tp showed plainly that he had the idea. War insurance is good, business. It For Sale—Six room dwelling with is a good investment. It is the two large lots. Rooms extra large, The most, the best, the latest, the cheapest insurance that ever was. with modern conveniences. About And the discharged soldier has five twenty orange trees full of fruit, on cream of the market is here with an years in which to convert it into I ark avenue, the most desirable res­ V „T». any one or half a dozen or more idence part of city. For particulars v < y eye single to your purse and taste. different types. call 175. 2-2tp There is no hurry—just keep up ( :u:\ We have made a selection peer to the payments and consult the near. t ,or Snll,~Seventeen acres of scrub j =3 b ZS • L1’-, N" ANOTHER "III.OW o l T* rl,,tlv«tlnn with 5 j ! which might have been prevented if est Red Cross Chapter or B r a n c h . , ' " ’ 1 any in this section. *Thc fabrics, the we had been taking care of .your There you can learn all about war room h, T ° uml - »'«"»• And 15 S i | *, \ .'•» ", hammock land Under cult. I tires. All vulcunizing done by us is risk insurance and its conversion n^r,’, ( weaves and the color combinations vution hi Garfield, county of Volu­ into the best possible Investment of done conscientiously. We mukr the sia. (’an be bought cheap or on repaired tire stronger, in the repaired civil life. and [let us say right here] the price . X-| reasonably terms. Apply to or place than it was before. If you The Kissimmee Valley Gazette " r't0 knit hey Smith at Enterprise, have us repair your fires von will will delight you and every connoisseur * *‘ claims the largest fig tree in the state Ha., or Mossdalt 2-1 tp greatly reduce your tire trouble and is growing in the yard of J. Mctire expense. I917 Ford Touring Car in goml of up-to-date frocks and coat suits. Phatter. This t ri’l? i.M tell Vi>nr« «vLl running sbuite Must sell at once n p i 1250 00 Ford, c-o Herald. % V Come today, tomorrow or any dnv l- 1tc in height and forty feet in breadth. PHONE 17 kor Sale—Pair ef good farm mules The matured crop of fruit thin year W r and pay our ready-to-wear depart­ Oak an 3rd St. Sanford, Florida measured 250 quarts. in good sound condition. Reasonable price. M. Fleisher. 67-tf ment a visit and be convinced. For Sale—One good large mule. 5275.00. C. M. Berry. 67-tf Early Fall Show ings in R eady-to-w ear! iu - X ifi / Oi-MX m a i f KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Save Money on Paint ^ lien you paint (his year save money by buying the painl that gives the greatest value. I lie real cost of paint is measured, not by the price per gallon, but by the service rendered. Remember this: — Re-painting is not an &) L E X I* E N S E, it is an I N V E S T M E N T. The paint we carry is the reliable, old estab­ lished brand known Tor its quality for years— “H - A - R - R . I . s - 0 - N - S” LEE BROTHERS HARDWARE ■ for HARDWEAR - — •-—- —---- Good Paying Business for Sule— THE QUALITY SHOP. On ac­ count of changing residence the Quality Shop, including fixtures and good stoek of New Fall Millinery just bought and not yet unpacked can be bought right. The Shop has = a nice trade and on a good paying b isis. Mra. A. D. Parrish. | Among the New Suits and Dresses are g For Sale—Two fine Red Jersey sows for sale. G. 11. Edwards, near J. E. Paco’* place. fifi-2tp For Sale—191G Model Ford Road­ ster, 1 Shuler Vulcnnizer. R. C. Shcafcr, 111 Elm avenue. iiG-2tp For Sale—A first class fresh Jersey cow. M. Doyle, Lake Monroe, Fla. GG-Gtp lo r Sale—kour dwelling bouses. Cush or easy terms. Situated on Park, Magnolia, Cypress and Myrtle avenues. Apply to J. E. Pace. GG-tf For sale—Piano Cheap. Ennulre Herald Office. G5-tf. For sale—Seed potatoes Rosa Four. Rex Packard, Phone 13G G5-tf ‘■gSanwi.M..- T h e X ew S ilv crto n s so m uch to ho h i s lfal1 a ii‘i w m t e r - Tho». W i n e . Silk. VoPnm . Charm- s ° m c- fact h m g " CW bU t W iCh faShi° n ha<l decreed a , gotng to be all th e ra g e th s of fabrics arc to be nur Av, Fall season. E v e ry d es.rab le color com - and the styles are the newest and best to lu n atio n is in o n r early fall show ings f.,un„, an„ lv, takc , an|oMa|l|o a n d ev ery w om an w ho sees th em pride in sayl,* „ura win bc om. of „ K, . faHs m love w „ h e , stock, sn tts them for th e y a re exceedingly sty l.sh a n d y e t give w ear m p len ty . LADIES’ TAILORED GARMENTS TO BE FOUND ANYW HERE THIS SEASON. : : . : The Y OWELL COMPANY ^ CXlUll,li,IIIXXXI... ,ll1|J ® X l l l l l l l l l l l i X X X X I I I I |||U ,|,X 5 ^ |,! ! U i n t n w g .j j j j j j j j j j j j j g ^ - .. ... * �PAGE TWO _t________ C O U N T Y H A PPEN IN G S A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD SEPTEMnER 5, |*|9 THE SANFOHD HERALD purchated of Mr. and Mrs. Clarance Flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Purvlcc arc remodelling and Improving their Cameron City home. xxxiiiiiiiiimxiiiiiiiiiiiixuiiiniiinxiiiiiiiiiiiiKiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiinDiixiimmmi^ciniiniiiiiK^ ----- B E P R E P A R E D ------ LAKE MONROE That’s Us! The opening exercises of the Lake Monroe school were held Monday We are always prepared to meet your needs. We have a complete Actclyne Gas Welding Outfit morning, and the outlook -for a more and plenty of gas on hand at all times, therefore we arc always prepared to do all kinds of Weld­ The funeral took place Tuesday EAST SANFORD successful term of school has never ing. There Is no Job too big or loo small for us. they all rcrclvc our prompt attention by our R.,L. Oricr paid more than $400 afternoon at Moore's Station church. been better. Mr. and Mrs. Tilden Hev. George Hyman spoke comfort­ for a fine young mule last week and : * : : : Skilled Welder.: : 4 : : : : Mr. Uchida paid $065 for n line ing words to the bereaved parents. Jacobs, who taught here last year are employed again, assisted by Miss mule Both came from the Brady The interment was at Lakcview ceme­ — Auto Repairing and Accessories of all Kinds tery. There were some beautiful Lottie Mathers of Maitland. Mr. Free Road Service stable*. Jacobs will have charge of the higher iloral offerings. The family have the D. It. Hriason wns over Irom Day­ sympathy of II. Several members of grades, Miss Mathers the interme­ MILLER AND SOUTHERN TIRES AND TUBES tona on business Saturday. diate and Mrs. Jacobs will he pri­ the Baptist choir came from town. An eleven pound son was born to CARRY LARGEST MILEAGE GUAR­ mary teacher. All of these teachers Several members of the Joe Cam­ are highly efficient and fully quali­ Mr. and Mrs. Ben Monroe n few ANTEE for LESS MONEY days ago. Mrs. Monroe has been at eron family were at Daytona Beach fied to fill their positions. By 9 the hospital in Orlundo for some­ over Sunday. o'clock the many little hoys and g'rs time. Mother and son doing fine. I The marriage of Miss Winnie hooks under arm and with beaming Mrs. J. F. McClelland and chil­ Knight and Sam Murphy took place countenance wended their way, not dren will visit her parents, Mr. and last week Wednesday. The happy to the humble little school by the Mrs. E. I*. Brown at Ft. Christmas couple are at Mr. Murphy’s home cn roadside as of old, Hut all eagerly X over Sunday. Sanford Heights. They have the directed their footsteps across the • “ WIIF.IIE SERVICE IS CERTAIN" C. E. Chorpening has taken over best wishes of all East Sanford, as street to the handsome new $10,001) the contract from J. F. McClelland Winnie has grown from a little girl edifice, which only last school term was reared so substantially and to carry the srhool children to and while residing here. fashioned so carefully for Monroe's from town. Mr. Chorpening will Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. Knight and have the children south of Celery four children left last Thursday to most splendid product, the little chil­ avenue and Mr. Booth will carry the drive their car to their new home in dren of our community. Surely’ no school district of this size in Florida Celery avenue children. Dunnellon. can boast of sucli a handsome school The seven months old son of Mr. building and tin* patriotic citizens of Mrs. Mollie Kinartl Joseph ar­ and Mrs. II. W. Chandler died Mon­ Lake Monroe are to be congratulated the soltliers told the children of this they expect tu reside, but it is Imped joying school in spite of the warm rived here last Friday from Phila­ day night after several weeks' illness and chose for his subject a quotation that their troubles may he few weather and are doing remarkably from a complication of troubles. delphia, Pa., ami is with her father upon their enterprise. Some of those from Shakespeare, “ Be true to thy­ through tlu- journey of life and that well in their studies. in Cameron City. Mr. Joseph Hid whom we were pleased to see at our Earl Goines stopped here a ft* not accompany her. Mrs. Joseph opening exercises Monday were Mr. self and it will follow us the day fol­ they will a! ways love each other as •lays after spending several month was with her husband's parents .1. D. Jinkins and Rev. George Hy­ lows the night thou will be true to they appear to now. in Leesburg, Lakeland and points in man of the Baptist church of San­ all men." Under this (leading he while in Philadelphia. peinted out in a very beautiful hut Georgia. He is now in Sanford. ford. Messrs. Albert Hawkins and Mrs. Margaret Marshall will ar­ Wl : k iw a i irE.M S simple manner, so that the smulkxt Jim Johnson, trustees were also rive home on Saturday from a two The fish fry at the Wokiwa Lridge Friday finished the first month of child could grasp his meaning the months visit at various points in present and made nice talks to the (Continued on pnge 3) children. Mr. Johnson will soon re­ idea of being true to the body, mind, school. Thi children seem to be cn* Michigan. heart and soul. He also gave to the C. B. Tyler reached Sanford last sign the position as trustee anil leave children of each classroom a French Saturday from an extended trip for Cincinnati, Ohio, where he will coin. Mrs. Jacob '* through the north. Was at points in enter a Methodist Seminary. He ex­ lircn a pretty story to emphasize the North Carolina, Ditto, Chicago, Mich­ pressed hi* regret at leaving Monroe importance of education and Mr. igan and cnrmitr home visited his and spoke of hi* affection for the Jacobs ..... n f**w remarks and re­ son ami family at Newport News.1F'*'P 1 f his old home. Mr. Jinkins, minder them of the fundamental 1who was railed to the lloor stated Virginia. among his remarks that the people principles of school life to study V*COMPANY 'tr Little Miss Helen Louvira Dressor ; of this school d strict were paying hard and keep good order. After passed her 5th birthday anniversary' THE HOLE IN THE TIRE more taxes than any other district in the calling of the roll and the classifi­ Not the big hole in the center, but Aug. 'J6th and hail a beautiful cake, Florida, and were doing so very cation of the grades the singing of the hole in the trend what will you a ring a five dollar bill and last hut cheerfully and without a murmur. the Star Spangled Banner closed the do about it? Patching is not perma­ not least a beautiful white poodle This speaks wed for Monroe ns jj , ,v:.vr...*.-s. it is to |if. he*'"'! that the nent: buying a new casing expen­ nxtr.rSr.*- ., >i ts. people* Xj,* J",neschool and are willing parents and patrons of the school Dr. James Purvire of Tampa lias sive -T1 • - only urn* sure and sate to pay for it. Mr. Jinkins nlso enter will cooperate with the children and bought the Howard Swartz farm in solution of tile tire problem—vul­ laired the children by comparing the teachers in their work this year and canize! I.et us do your vulcanizing Cameron City. His son, Ashley of old fashiemd school methods of his keep our school, as it already is, Cameron City will farm it. ami forget your tire troubles. day to the greater opportunities and upon a high standard and one of the Mr. and Mrs. Ben Monroe are be­ better advantages of the present best in the state, ginning the construction of a mod­ time. Be.’. George Hyman, who has Frederick Stuart iias returned to ern home on Celery avenue, east of returned from a stay of thirteen bis home at Seabreeze, Fla., after a PHONE 17 Oak an 3rd St. Sanford, Florida the Flowers home on land recently months in France where lie spoke to pleasant visit to friends here. Mr. J. U. Murphy, after spending two months at Springfield, Mas#., XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIilllllllllXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIinillXXX with old friends and relatives is at home again. He expresses himself us being very much pleased with his trip and reports a large acreage of celery in that section and throughout the Connecticut Valley. Mr. Bcti Lake, wife and children and Mr. J. I). Nnlbotl have return­ X ed from Daytona Beach. T is getting the time of the year that you need a new suit. Why not have it tailor-made. Mr. I). M. Narhell and son, Math­ It costs no more, and besides you can have e w have moved from the farm of Mr. Albert Draper to a place be­ your suit made up like you want it. X longing to Mr. J. E. Pace on the East Side. Mathew Na/hell has ac­ You can find your choice here; and every cepted a position in Sanford with tin* sample is worthy to be chosen; beautiful, all-wool jinn of Mahoney & Walker. fabrics, expert workmanship, authentic style. Miss Lizzie Robinson and the chil­ X dren of Mr, Tom Bell have returned X You're not satisfied unless you have style in from a nt« nth's stay at Daytona your clothes; and you're entirely right. Then Beach. The youngest child, little Arthur, although greatly heneilUed you want quality; for without quality in materials the sea breezes is still ill. and makeup, the best of style will not last. X by Mr. and Mrs. Barney Lyons, Mr. Albert Draper, Miss Linda and Hen­ Tailor-made clothes lit you better, wear bet­ ry Miles were among those sho ter. Jook better. Nothing else can give the satis­ spent Labor Day at the beach. faction, and the wear you are so fully entitled to Miss Bessie Swagerty has accepted X as a tailor-made suit. a position as clerk at the grocery of Mr. Ernest Osteen, the resignation Your figure may be a little diiferent from the __ i i of Mrs. Hattie Winn causing the va' cunry. Mrs. Winn made a very ef­ regular man, and that is where you get more satis­ ficient clerk anti wns quit** popular faction out of tailor-made clothes. Have them with the public. She is making made to lit you. and you will he better satisfied preparations to join her husband, £= than to wear clothes that are made to til the Mr. J, T. Winn at Selma, Ala. j=r regular man. Mr. Cal Kabun began work in town Tuesday at the Ford Service We would he glad to have yon call at our Have entrusted to me more than $150,000. Station. ~ store and see what we have, whether you have The stork visited the home of Mr. "’firth of property to sell—Groves, Truck N. C. Beasley Sunday, Aug. 31 and bought your Fall suit or not, we want to show Karins, General h arms, City Property and left a fine hoy. you our line of woolens. And we want to get x B R Y A N A U TO CO. First St. Sanford Ave. Phone Leffler Building xxxiiiiiiiiniixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiiKiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixxx ^ M I H A R D ^ j, Agents For International Harvester Co. v KENT VULCANIZING WORKS McCormick and Deering Mowing Mach­ ines, Hay R ak es and Harrows hi Tailor-Made Clothes 35 I J x X X Farms, Homes, Businesses X X I X X X acquuintodjwiLh you. LAKE MARY ITEMS Win. Tuxworth left Saturday to visit Ids home in Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Ingersol arrived home Satur­ day night from a three months' visit very pleasantly spent with home folks in Buffalo, New York. Mr. A. E. Sjohiom and family* X accompanied by Mr. Heed motored ! to St. Cloud one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Dunn and fgg children left Tuesday in their car to kx make North Carolina a 'visit. S 3 1 .1 D. Evans and mother are exSSjpectilig to start in a couple of weeks 55 on a real pleasure trip to Boston, Muss, and other (daces in the north.' Mr. anti Mrs. W. S. Thornton, accompanied by Mr. I). S. Babbitt nnd Mrs. B. E. Haley visited at the home of H. D. Durant Sunday after­ noon after going to Palm Springs for a dip. Miss Ella Mi-Waters and Ale.** Strickland were married in Sanford Tuesday It is not kno^vn yet where g§ Tomorrow, Saturday is the 1 Last Day of our Tailoring Sale Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company 115 First Street Sanford, Florida i HAVE T H E M Businesses—can suit most circumstances. RESIDENCE 8 rooms, flowing well, half black land, nicely located - - $2,500.00 RESIDENCE 5 rooms, hath, splendid lo­ cation, lot (it 1-2x114 ft. - - $1,000.00 GROVE—5 acres, 200 trees, about 600 boxes fruit . . . . $1,500.00 FARM—30 acres, NONE BETTER in this great celery delta, nicely located, $5,000 residence $1,000, garage, 4 mules, 2 cows, complete equipment worth several thous­ and dollars. To the man of aggressive­ ness it will appeal. I have further delails - • - $35,000.00 ALL KINDS OF OTHER PROPERTY—SMALL AND LARGE Watch the South East Corner of Pagfk Two J . E. SFURLING | �V?' *n n P«w rvw * — — M w n tw i YES, “A Feed For Every Need.” Phone 181 Groceries, - Black Strap Mollascs in bulk, - Lime in barrels, - Blue Stone, - Sprays, ■ Hardwood Ashes. - Armours Fertilizers. See us for Carload Crate Material. Agent for Dayton Airless Tires, thats what you need. We have it, can get it, or it is’nt made fer less than you can buy it for elsewhere COUNTY HAPPENINGS p A rn T p ri P X > A T P P H M D A X T V THE BIG X X !iO v ^ I V / x X JCi v v / l u l r V l i X y FEED HOUSE lucky in both getting positions in aunt, Mrs. N. II. Holt and her cousthe an me school. in.-., Misses Louise and Etbertu and Mth. W. D. Fillmon and little son, Master John Rush Holt of Mont­ Robert were visitors t Mrs. Clery’s ! gomery, Ala., and u friend, Mrs. J. Wednesday. They spent the after-! B. Greene of Jacksonville, Fin. noon fishing and heating on the Mrs. W. E. Argo went to Winter Hver. Park Thursday to the hall game. W. C. Holiday has been appointed She was accompanied by Mrs. It. W. teacher of the Ft. Winder school near Lawton. Arcadia and left Friday for that Rev. L. E. Wright spent Wednes­ place. day in Orlando. tion of Labor has been summoned to Miami. Business men, contractors and sup­ irontlnucd from page J) (Continu ply dealers in mass meeting today or­ ganized a body to be known as the , hor Day was efuite n successGreater Miami Association and de­ COTTON* SEED MEAL eB U , ram,' out from Sanford to clared for an “open shop” town, CASTOR POMACE ’ the fi»h which were caught with no change in existing wage TANKAGE f t S £ « - T- Jscale. It is reported that the mem­ ASHES r c flowers has moved Ins stock bership in this organization is in­ , ' ,ries to I’aola, where he Ims creasing. LET US QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS OF i S T o u t the Stock in Mr. 1’earALL KINDS OF MATERIAL—WE WILL SAVE Minmi has had many labor dis­ b#a* ln... | | p will also take charge YOU M 0 N E Y AND GIVE YOU putes in its history, but the present OVIEDO GENEVA I’aola post office. We were — GOOD SERVICE — trouble is the most serious one that! The school of Oviedo opened Mon­ Donald Whitcomb is the lust of lias developed for several ycarq. Mi­ “ ,nrrv to see him and the Bture day with a good attendance. wry »orr> our hoys to arrive from France, and ami has been a 100 per cent union ki'r u,‘ . , Miss Ida Lu Conoliy* left Tuesday E CripP«n started on a trip to the for Orlando where she will be the it is needless to say all Geneva re­ town with every trade fully organ­ joices with the family in having him ized. The present trouble is cnlling - ; i,,t Wednesday, where he Sanford, Florida guest of Miss Tucker for a few* days. hack. for a showdown as to whether union Si mil his friends, Mr. and Mrs. Little Miss Palmer Argo enter­ Mrs. Grier and daughter, Miss iti men will remain in control of the jitveomb. tained a few of her young friends at Minerva of Palm Peach are visiting labor situation or whether union and . I an,| Mrs. Vanderholdt and a party Friday afternoon. The chil­ diiMren, Mr. and Mrs. K. 0. Von- dren were delighted with games ar.d Mrs. Grier a parents, Mr. and Mrs. non-union men both will be omployed, •1890^ , STILL DOING BUSINESS ^1919 llprbulis. Messrs. Snow, Misses Lo- delicious refreshments were served. I. I). Hart. , R ecoi ortbr*. »nd *itufWd cuiicnvrx wlio have uwd our ftnUiirr' and Mrs. Aubrey Moran ami Pauline Two business men whose firms had ' -mow, Li/tie Boyd und Ilertie 'y rir aftrr year, who always gladly rrco-rmrnd our good* is thrir Miss Mary Brannon spent Kntur* spent last week with Mr. ami Mrs. i,POii placed on “ unfair lists” by White anil Mrs. Holiday and family neighbor* arc our hcit advrrmcincni., Our price* not always ihe Will Hand in Sanford. (labor, were assuultcd by workmen lowest, but when QUALITY is coniidered. never too high. W nte enjoyed a picnic on the rivef Mon- day in Orlando. ifor latest price lists, or send order and you will le treated right Mrs. A. Leinhart went to Orlando Daniels spent, today, these being the first physical Mr. and Mrs. J. H. diy. JPERTIUZPJiS, INSECTICIDES, SPRAYERS, POULTRY SUrrUES the week end with their daughter, cl as lies of the labor war. Misses Aclisahel and Minnie Midi* Mondny on business. K . O . 'P A I N T U H 1’ICItTI I .I / .U I t C O . J n c U u ltv illr . F lo rid a Union men declare that the pres­ Miss Dixon entertained the Cro­ Mrs.. Brannon at Mimms. d . |f(t |a,t week for Pahokce where The Geneva public school opened ent trouble may be soltlcd by having J. E. SPURLING, Local Agent. ,hfv begin their duties of teaching chet Clul. at her home Friday-after­ Sanford, Florida noon. On account of a very heavy Kktol Tuesday morning. They were last Monday with a promising out­ one lumber yard discharge colored rain the guests were late arriving, look for the. coming term, about chautteurs, refusal of which demand precipitated the struggle which has hut a most delightful afternoon was sixty pupils being enrolled. lim in e =9iiiiini illinium spent in spite of the delay. Mrs. Then Tire entertained the tied up all building operations. The . . r......... Dowling left ;>,uuius, . ji u huo ,„..u • ry.-MVay -!c«d«-re expressed wtl. vacation to he spent in Georgia and afternoon in honor of her guest, fer with contractors and supply men Dane Murry, who was elevtin years to disco-.* a settlement, but their north Florida. offer has not been accepted. At the The Oviedo Fall team played the old. Mrs. Tice served fruit punch present time from GOO to 800 of the Winter Park team at Winter Purl: and cake as refreshments. 1919 2,500 union workmen in the city un­ Mrs.' Clara Coffee and sons, Her­ affected by the trouble. Practically this week. The Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist bert and Francis expect to leave every plasterer in the city is locked church is giving a measuring party Friday for Miami, where they will out today. The situation is a lock­ F-idr.y night op ;h»* lawn of the I lie the guests of Mrs. Avery Guyton out uf iv.ii..-.. .-} ..« u ff-:« r.* F.rm^ ^ u!*i iiarging chauffeurs have been IvupuHi "cnufelj, fv" **"• purpose of aim Mrs. Jot- Dunn. ». ~V7g?l ‘ * ,«u* Ready fe; 0J>1 Mrs. J. A. Worthy is spending the placed on the "unfair list,” by labor raising funds for the needed im­ A Real Help to the provements on the parsonage. week with Mrs. David Speer of San­ unions which refuse to work with Farmer. Largest and Oldest Seed House in materials supplies by "unfair” deal­ Mrs. L. R. Mitchell, with her. ford. the State. guests, Mrs. J. I). Greene, Mrs. N. ers. Marlin’s Hy-Test WEST GENEVA AVENUE R. Holt and Misses H Mt spent Pickets have been placed to watch Seeds Insures Good The rain is still holding on but the all deliveries of building materials by Thursday in Orlando. Crops. Miss A. D. Mitchell spent the weather is much cooler than it has dealers on the "unfair list," it is re­ 1 y o u . i E.A.Martin Seed Co. week end in Jacksonville last week. been. The nights are nice and cool. ported. Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. Will Robinson spent Tues­ She was accompanied home by her day with Mr. and Mrs. Culp. Some Fishing Trip Mrs. Culp und Mrs. Korney and Last Thursday afternoon a few of children spent Friday with Mrs. Will Sanford’s folks decided to try their 2 Leesburg, Florida Robert Glenn Igou, Agt. f|| tt luck fishing on Lake Apopka. Leav­ Robinson. The orange crop is fine this year. ing hero at !l o'clock, driving through iiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiii illinium miiiii iiiiiiiiiiii iiiniiiiiii There seems to be more than there Winter Garden by auto where Mr. has’ been for many years. If the Hunt was waiting for the party with price is as good as the crop we will his nice launch and tackle, leaving the docks at Winter Garden enjoying he ull right. When you paint (his year save money by one of the most delightful launch The seed beds are looking lino on rides up to the west end of the lake, the west side anil they have the buying the paint that gives the greatest value. thento catch the fish, and ill less fields so nice and clean it makes than thirty moments of fishing the things look like something is going The real cost o f paint is measured, not by the party had twenty-two trout to their to be done soon. credit. Miss Susie Brown having tlm It looks like the airplanes are not li.ir.or of landing the most in num­ price per gallon, but by the service rendered. coming any more our way. We sure ber. though Miss Bobby Burns enpmiss them after their passing so tuied the prize with one 7-pounder, Remember this: — Re-painting is not an much. along with others n«*t quite so large Well, we hope the railroad strike Miss Russell had several to her E X P E N S E , it is an I N V E S T M E N T . is over with after so much trouble. credit, while Mis Bryan not landing Uncle Sam will p-t llungs right yet. quite so many proved to he the best The paint we carry is the reliable, old estab­ cook ever for the pleasure wasn’t MIAMI OPEN SHOP CITY ended by the wonderful catch. Tinlished brand known for its quality for years— party landed at Collier Park Grove. Strike In Building Trades Brings There Mr. and Mrs. Collier extended On Conillllon to the party a hearty welcome to Miami, Sept. 2.—Announcement the beautiful camp grounds and by local business men ami building I avillions and opened the doors to supply dealers that they favored their eo:y country homo, the tish making Miami nn “open shop” town; end o ' tu-e was prepared, along with was the startling development today f urn- good sandwiches and a couple in the local labor situation. Organ­ if fried chickens, etc. Mr. and Mrs. ized labor is standing pat and Or­ Cellar are some entertainers and exHARDWARE - f o r -H ARDW EAR ganizer Pete Smith, Southern repre­ ♦xtend a hearty welcome to any San­ sentative of ilu- American Kcdcra- ford people wishing to spend awhile lamping and fishing. Those enjoying the trip were blisses Gladys Bryan. Susie Brown, Bobby Ilurnr, Dene H.nnH an-* Messrs. Bogcrd, Tanner and L. F. r.nd T. R. R .per. Fertilizer Materials i .*> j lul CHASE & COMPANY § = r= ~ = = a Fall Seed Catalogue , J This is our Sanford Phone No. Call us up, we will be pleased to look alter your soiled linens, We specialize in high-class work, send us your dresses and waists, you have nothing too dainty for us to handle. We can more than please DIXIE STEAM L AUNDRY m * t I' ' l l § 1 s ~ = = s IK S m f i Save Money on Paint m U package before the war “H • A - R - R - 1 - S - 0 - N - S” S ca L E E BROTHERS -t package during the war package NOW L ake Monroe School Opeua Fresh shipm ent of Nunnally’s Candies just received, also famous Log Cabin Roll Candy. Good line of stationery at '‘B E T T S ’’ The fine new srhool house at Lake Monroe was filled Inst Monday on ..polling day by visitors and chMdrrn and the first day was a most aus­ picious one. Many from Sanford were present at the opening and ap­ propriate exercises were held. J. Tilden Jacobs will have charge of the higher grade.!, Mrs. Tilden Jacobs will he primary teacher and Miss Lottie Mathers of Maitland will have charge of the intermediategrades, making a most efficient staff of teachers. The Lake Monroe school promises to he one of the best in the county An account of the opening is found in the Lake Monroe items in another part of this issue. THE FL^O R LASTS SO DOES THE PRICEl UNITED ,v -M ! Trouble In the Future. The pessimist Is always anticipat­ in'! new varieties of trouble. One <*or.* temporary glnnmster rnsts tils eye for­ ward to the day when wireless tele­ phony will be so perfect that n man will have n receiver In Ids hat and lw nuitiugcd by hi* wife ail tile lime. ( m j . -j -& / / ______ t �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FOUR W E HAVE FOUND IT! A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Imperious to Water! Chemical Decomposition. Atmosphere and Moisture. Mndc from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand Nitric and Picric Acid tests In the construction of Its Immense add plants. Our supply Is limited only by our demand. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE ANI) LAKE COUNTIES. FLA. Slock in yards and 23,000 ready for shipment. MAHONEY-W ALKER CO HANroitn. minim BOX SCORES OF ALL GAMES PLAYED BY SANFORD TEAM Totals ............1’6 1 5 27 10 :i IStewart instead of B. Chapman In Sth. Score by innings: Orlando ...... 000 100 100 —1 Sanford ......... 010 000 000do, Summary—Left on bases, Orlnnnn5, Sanford 4. Two base hits, 11 2, villo. First base off balls Dunfeefee Chapman 2. Struck out by Dunts, 13, by Chapman 3. Sacrifice hies Quinn, Childs, Inman. Slot-- bash, Williams, Moore, Blount, MartitDunfee. Wild pilch, Dunfce. Bale ter hit, Williams, Johnson. Doubo plays, Johnson to 11. Chapman tc linn villi*, Williams to Blount. Tim of game 2:t0. Umpire Boyer. At­ tendance 391. SEPTEMBER 5. iai9 REAL E ST A T E LIST YOUR PRO PERTY A ND W E CAN SELL IT. Lost Friday at Barlow ^ Bartow, Aug. 30.—Bartow ^nutgamed the Celery Feds hero $ this afternoon, hunching a pass, a single, a sacrifice and a bunch hit shove Art Phelan around for the lone tally of the game. The two hits were hat of Bartow's collection, and while San ford touched Haynes fur nine safe­ ties, the local finger was strong with men pn buses and received flawless Agent Drew Development Co. Formerly Holden Real Estate Co support. Sanford protested the game in the third inning when Umpire Knowlton sent Inman to the elub house for talking to players from thu infield llnin halted tlie game for awhile i the second inning. Score: Sanford— AB It II PO A E B Chapman 2b, ss 3 0 3 2 0 0 Ellis, If & 2I> 1 0 0 6 4 0 Johnson, rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 Sanford Takes One / The C. & B. Hat Factory Hurd, lb 4 0 1 9 2 0 Ilradentown vs. Sanford at Sun- t i l » mmhI N lrrrl JACKSONVII.I.K. E M lU I ln Banville, 3b 3 0 1 2 3 0 ford Tuesday, September 2nd, 1919, is the owner of and is carrying on the Mail Order business formerly handled bv Childs, rf 4 0 2 1 0 0 the H. W. Clark Hut Co. All n Brndenlawn— AB It II PO A E Totals................26 1 4 27 11 1 Inman, ss 1 4 1 0 1 0 .*• C. .t 11, 1. *.*.■ Goodwin, ss t ! I should be sent Score by inningr: AISEN1H WANTED Rive, c 4 0 0 3 0 0 SEND H i l l CAT U.IMiUK 4 0 0 0 1 I ' u "Burroughs, 2b Drayton, p . 2 0 1 1 4 0 Snnfn-1J l f l ----•**+**+ 0 1 »i 0 0 C. CL.; — -* | o 0 Bartow ................. 000 030 01* t Vaughan, i b ....... 3 Rood, If 3 0 0 3 o 0 Summary: l , -ft on ha*e s, Sanford 4 0 1 1 0 o 9, Bartow- 8. Two base hits, ‘ilord. Hunter, 3b NOW O PEN White, if 2 2 0 2 0 0 Virst base on balls off Drayton 3, Catering to Commercial Men Angel, c 4 0 3 11 1 1 and Families Haynes 2, Struck out by Dr.’.yton 3 0 1 0 3 0 Am.(Iran Plan. Oood ItaU. Halm llra~>p,Mr Haynes 7. Sucrifico hits, Banville, Stewart, p •Drake 1 0 0 0 0 0 ' The TAVARES INN. T a i a n a. I la. Drayton. Ollerman, Hunter. Stolen bases, B. Chapman, Ellis, Banville. Wild pitches *- Bauer hit, Phelan, Hunter by Drayton; time of Sanford — C A S H P A I D FOR KKffi? 2:10; umpire Knowlton. At­ Stewart, 2b used household furniture B. Chapman, if tendance 340. Must be in fair condition. Johnson, cf Beds Ilord, Ib.. Springs Banville, 3l> Chairs Childs, r f ......... Dressers, Hnckrrs, etc. Inman, ss CnII or Address: Hive, c........... Albanese, p 321 Sanford Arenue Drayton** C. Chapman*** Your Home We feel it our duty to bring to fore let us act upon this simple sug­ the attention of the public the fact gestion and show to our men who that a goodly number of our most have assumed the financial responsi­ energetic and public spirited busi­ bility for this matter that we appre­ ness und professional men have at ciate their efforts in our behalf and considerable expense und trouble to we will see to it that they lose noth­ themselves brought together a good ing t hereby. ball club and have been for the past two months furnishing us a fine ex­ Orlando vs. Sanford Monday, Sept hibition of good base ball, which has 1st. 1919. A. M. served to afford a healthy pastime and much amusement to the many Orlando— AB K II I’O A K at home who were unable to get Williams, If 4 (I 0 1 1 ( away to the mountains or seaside re­ Leon, 2b 50 0 1 1 ( sorts for their vacation, and have Schuyler, ef 41 1 0 0 C further served hi keeping our little Moore, rf 3 0 1 0 0 0 iR> alive, active and forward look­ Blount, It) 40 1 9 0 0 ing during these strenuous times Martin, ss 40 2 1 1 0 when we are all inclined to he pessi­ Stevens, 3b 4 1 1 0 11 mistic and disgruntled over the dis­ Quinn, c ......... 3 0 0 13 2 0 turbed condition of the whole world. Dunfree, p 2 0 1 1 5 0 Hence it seems oopportune to remind I the public that they should prove! and show their aujirecintion of . Sanford — B. Chapman Ellis, If Johnson, ef Ilord, It) Banville, 3I> Childs, rf In man, ss Hive, c C. Chapman, p Insure Your Auto - Tornado - Liability Property Damage City Lots; in All Parts of City Celery Lands in iM. M. Smith’s Sub Division The TAVARES INN Line Score: Ilradentown 010 000 001—2 Sanford................ 300 000 OOx—3 Summary—Left on liases Bradentown 7, Sanford 5. Two base hits Vaughan, Hunter. S. Stewart 3. Three base hits, Johnson. Hits ap­ portioned: Albanese 6 in 9 >... Dray­ ton 0. C. Chapman 0. . First base off balls off Albanese 3, Stewart 2. Struck out by Albanese, 5 Drayton i, Stewart 9. Sacrifice hits, Ban­ ville. Stolen bases: Angel, Hurd, Childs. Passed balls Hive, Angel 2. Batter Hit: Vaughan by Albanese, B. Chap/n.in by Stewart. Double plays Ilord to Stewart. Time 2:05. Um­ pire Ellis and Foss, players, for tirs half inning: Boyer completed. At­ tendance 147. Scorer, Mnines. Whether its hardware, shoes, hats or groceries, there is always some brand of every commodity that is known to every­ one as the very best of its kind. In the tire world KELLY-SPRINGFIELD has had this position thrust upon it, not through publicity gained by advertising, hut through the unusual mileage they give the user. This is why no one ques­ tions the quality of a KELLY, this is also why a man who once uses them, always uses them. Hid ot tha Singing, Dltlng Worrftt c t Mc.guitoi, u»« In e .-n It «,hll,r»ilrx. (MlxtitfuL gw It, rff A I - a - i t n |h* t | Hill rioi i*ti8i ib* t llrallfif f - o«tf. I) -At I. Jf-e. r r. , • It1* *111 U*t «ut * mMil ClIM’; m| fit" I tA*V*ljn-e*u|c»i It a |f|i. djUl# i P lro. f,.liW drtW tr uriutftvthl, Let, la.Irl. « C. All Montgomery, Sanford Wins Wednesday/ One of the best games of the sea­ son was played here Wednesday when Sanford took the second game from Ilradentown. Drayton, the new local twirler was all to the good and made himself solid with the fans. The score was 4 to 1 and this is how- it happened: “ Four money back if you are not satisfied” Ilradentown— All H H PO A E Goodwin, 2b 4 0 0 1 3 0 CHaim biting, blood.tucking fiic* and otbf' intrrt petti. Gitet comfort to Burroughs, ss 4 0 0 1 0 0 rowi and tnillert. Prevent! tmul Vaughn, lb 4 0 2 8 1 0 tutnmer u u u U Rood, If 3 0 0 0 u0 u0 l profit*. drop in mill-yield. Incrcatct 1 11 0 0 1 Hunter, 3b 4 12 44 0 ;1 11 0o 0°l PRATTS FLY CHASER it effective White, rf ami economical. Dor* not taint tbe Angel, c .. . - - 33 00 l1 10 10 l1 o0 l ‘1 Stewart, r f ............ 33 00 0o 2 00 O' 0 33 00 "0 00 33 0 Smith, p Pratts Fly Chaser Insures More Milk Totals Sanford — Stewart, 2b H Chapman, c Johnson, cf Hurd, lb Banville. 3b Childs, rf Register. If Drayton, p Inman, ss T H E R E S A MAN A T T H E CURB T O SERVE Y O U ” Peaceful Sleep 32 l AB 3 4 4 4 3 4 3 *i R 1 1 ! 0 0 U 0 1 6 21 9 H PO A *1 •l 1 3 <t 0 1 «i 0 n s 0 0 1 1 1 *» 0 It •9 it 0 K 0 0 0 0 0 0 I Totals 31 4 10 30 It) 3 Score by innings: ilradentown . 010 000 000 —1 Sanford .001 000 OOx—4 Summary: Left on bases, Bradentown 4. Sanford 5: two base hits. Hunter: first bast* on balls, off Smith 2; struck out, by Smith 5. Drayton 9, sacrifice hits, Hood, Stewart; stolen bases. Steuart. 11. Chapman 3: passed L-ds, Angel: time of game 1:55; umpire Boyer. (Continued on Page 5) MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE �THR SANFORD HEX A' •* C, Chapman, 2. Nutter hit, Hrown. Double play, Childs to Hord. Time 1:25. Umpire Iloyer. Attendance, .147. IMGE fiv e Simon’s Worldbeater Pepper • Base Hull Neil Week : Monday nnd Tuesday, Sept. 8 und 9. Lakeland at Sanford All games called at t..iO, Com" out and help the Association und the.Boys. t Has Made Good in Florida and Texas for the Past Four Years. m o n k o n c a t t l e d i p im n c ( utile .Man Thinks Too Much Dipplait Kills Cnltlo Christ mar, Fla. Editor Sanford Herald: It was with a good deal of pleasure that I read your article in your paper of Aug. 22nd. We cttlemeu have felt that the press of the state is against us, therefore we appreciate one editor, at least, being witling to take Loth sides info consideration. To begin with, the majority of the cattlemen in this sorlio.t of the coun­ try voted against the compulsory dipping of their cattle, because they felt that it would he more injurious Wc arc sole agents for American Steel & Wire than beneficial to them. After hav­ ing dipped now from six months to Company. Wc have a complete stock two years, the cattlemen, almost to a man, are willing to dip their rattle and o u r prices are right. under certain conditions. The first of those conditions is that the law lie made state wide. We ask this be­ cause we have found that the San­ itary Board cannot maintain a quar­ antine on the county lines, which re­ sults in our cattle becoming re­ infected, thereby making an endless chain, so to speak, of ticks. We ran see but one solution to this, namely, a state . ide law. ifiit either .lie Live mock .. it j a Sanitary Board he re-organized (by lb 4 ii j a || legislation , and some out* put there* •l Childs, rf iConiinued from Bane 4i 1 It I II on who is familiar, in a practical .1 Inman, ss 2 1 (i n working way, with Florida range :i , . . Seplemher . . ", ,lllie . , y C. Chapman, if Tirapj **. Sanford. I || j || cattle and ranges, or that the pres­ . 1 It* gister, p AB R 1! PO A Iimpa — ent Sanitary Board agrees for a com­ 0 n 1 1 0 .1 Turr.fr. 21> mittee of cattlemen to work in co­ Totals 0 l.1) .1 0 0 1 4 John* n.*» operation with them in directing tho *1 0 0 5 0 1 Dro*r, rf *Only one out when winning s-ore dipping of ou t ee.'Jlv., « * V W ----- - v **v* t *J1 15 1 x m a d e . Vi name these eondiliooV," oiiiy n 0 0 Tam pa 1 t) Barber, ’! ........ ' " ll after finding by practical experience •> 0 t 0 II 0 Sanford.. Alnm. 31* 001 010 001 -ft that u ., cattle arc not doing well, in :i II *1 1 0 0 Jicbon. rf Summary— Left on bases, Tnrnpa fact, arc doing very badly, under a 1 1 1 a 0 Farrier, r .1, Sanford X. Two base hits, Slew-1tho system of dipping now being a II 0 1 ii 1 Ihrr.ar.dez. p art, C. Chapman, Barber, Farrier.! use,i. aixl. us stated before, after •w I*1" *> 1 25* 15 „ Home runs, Felix. First base off having founil the said Board could Total) “ ImTs, Hernandez I. till Register ri. j not maintain a quarantine on the Sanford All R 11 1 O A E Strurk out by Hernandez 2, by Icounty lines. Stewart. 2•* 1 o 1 J a X Register fi. Sacrifice hits. Johnson,! We have asked the Sanitary Boatd B. Chapman, c 4 (1 •1 Ii a X| Inman, C. Chapman, Register. to allow us to stop systematic ilip0 0 0 n 0 Ion buses, Stewart, B. Chapman, Jchcion. cf a *(ling until a state wide law could be A prominent grower of Sanford, Flor­ ida, whose name we can furnish on application, purchased 20 pounds of our Worldbeater Pepper in December 1018. He reports that many of the plants bore as high as Ofmarketable peppers the first picking. The average was 1 peppersper plant for the entire acreage the first picking, or a total of 100 crates per acre, which were mark­ eted at $1.00 per crate. Wc cannot reconiciul too highly our Worldbeater Pepper to all southern growers who desire to grow a money-making crop. HILL HARDWARE CO. OGANES FORTut’M K Oz. 45c; I. N. S im o n & S o n 438 Market St‘reeiri"*nilad**lp!iia, Pa. Introduced by us several years ago. adopted, and pledged ourselves to spend both money and time working toward its passage. The said Hoards answer in substance is. We have the law, now do as we say or suffer. V. # ask for cooperation, believing t hat * we who spend our time with our cattle know something about what is good for them, and get referred to by the esteemed editor of the Far­ mer and Stockman ns "A bunch of | disgruntled politicians and selfish . cattlemen." The Sanitary Board says we must <lip our rattle under the present law, while the >uttlemen as a body want to wail until a state wide law is passed or some other practical solu­ tion of lh* problems can be reached. I We are willing to dip, but want to Ido so in a way whiili will not be j ruinous to our interests, ami in a l way will wil er.. !i< ate the licks. | pings, allow mi the c a tth ll olid ’ i Ii"! I i Inni. d »• ••ei> I l Favorite D isk The Mills and the bears usually lake Itielr Itinih with mint sntlci*.—Boston Transcript. Hard Task. State s T ire s are Good T ires L U M B E R CO. BUILDERS SUPP LIES LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGLES SEWER PIPE anil DRAIN TILE « • wi: r.vKt: i.imativ nosim .u exit A STANDARD UNIVERSITY (1)1 IISIN ht t tt*.-r il \rIs* nntl Sdriirr*; I-*h; \£rt«itUnr«*; IMucsULsn: I ngimrilnij it Hrml* 1 'ii fnl, I hit, J 4 rrtilc«4l, M * ( l u n l m 1'. Daily Fashion Hint •- 21 •« *umrn* i FLORIDA m am tf itfitl h n iU , IM i l l * I»| Ih v W ,ir I!*•■i*! t»ir inI o iif* of h* ' i i M i s c n tu n im 1 1,r In fht' I nil* i! Sluir- • k X I ' l i V i S h |,l IXV, Nil’ ll M *%llH1 iM'flftl# l rpllTI* litr 22 nd. VI rilr far o m l lb»*.k o f V|I*vm i A. A. MURPI4HEE, LL.I)., Pros. Gainesville, Florida Florida Safe & Lock Co. Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes, Safety Deposit Boxes. Prompt Delivery Box 84, Lakeland, Florida Truck Crops Wc offer a wide range of formulas for truck crops in different sections of the state—any analysis you Want, proportioned to give steady growth with minimum waste. Send for new Fertilizer Catalogue giving description of Hie Ideal Brands. A DOTTED VELVET, Among the novelty velvets tho do*, trd effects nro tho smartest. Mad] after n simple model such ns Is pic­ tured hero otto could not uso the ma­ terial more effectively. Tho belt and tufTs arc of plain blank velvet The tape is oi Jkunk. Medium size calls Tor 5*4 yards 36-lnclt povelty and ij yards plain velvet. Plclorlnl • Review Capo No. (5S93. Ono size only. Price,,25 cents. Skirt No. 7(114. Sizes. 24 to 20 Inches waist. Price. 25 cents. Bag No. 7C32, One sire only. Price, 20 conts. New Vegetable Book Contains thirty-six pages of information on the growing of commercial vegetables, also Irish potatoes, strawberries, melons, and rucumbers. Free on request. WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers Dealers in Spray Pumps and Insecticides. JACKSONVILLE.......................... j.; . . . . . . FLORIDA R. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanfntn Branch Liar , im r* l'lrmrillral foul*— nrnf f .r.nhufr* N|tj»flr«; I'nl* triftii) k)!i-it*iuri, U t'. VIMMT Iron 5| ! h>il*U •«,**telr*» n«<1 of As a general thing, n mint might not •o marry a woman to reform her u n ­ less lie Is prepared to neglect his reg­ ular business.—Pallas News. If, at any time during it’s life, any United States Tire proves defective, its owner is entitled to a fair and square adjust­ ment, an adjustment that is hacked by the good faith of the oldest and largest manufacturing company in the world. - United Stales Tire Company Sanford, Florida Send postal for Fall Catalogue, ready now ;• 111 m tween dip* I . V ..I .11 I. III'! il days d i : 1. ; .......... ,.*ry 21 spring am ' . rv. >11 f m.intlsti is I days dut I U lit. i l l . most po ’fit.utkin y i.i fur of filing your columns to us, I am, \ cry truly yours, Signed C. (!. Smith. B.&0. MOTOR CO. • THE GENUINE STOCK CAN o M A / R E SECURED FROM In regi.'d t mileage limit in the United States Tire Guar- Lh. $6.00 r u b ’.'itMku; : F h e r e i s mo PRICE: 1-4 Ih $1.60; - i . . : . - . ! —•—......... �"""_____________ ___ _____________________ *l* * « M I____________ '• ' ••. . ■ % - r-'V*vffvSl': ■'.’. !£.® PAGE SIX s f y f J j S ^ f v THE SANFORD HERALD SEPTEMBER G, 1919 clime of Florida to get away from hotne would always savo Ahem mon­ i x x x m m m m m m m m m x m x x tx x the inconveniences of the winter up ey. And’then the people themselves there. This item in the newspapers are to blame for the high cost of 'V * • I ’ .’ j ' R. J. H01.I.Y, Editor ’ lias jin added attraction to Sanford living, for they require more In these W.,M. HAYNES, Business Manager this year ns we have the hotel ac­ days of Inlluted values and high liv­ commodations for the people now and ing. The housewife who goes to Published Every Friday by everyone who has a room to let market can save money by shop­ should get ready for the winter sea­ ping, buying the cheaper cuts of Who were going to SAVE Tomorrow Lost Out BECAUSE son. Sanford can and will accom­ meats, buying bargains in dry goods, « stiiH rm m oN rules is a d v a m t : modate many hundreds of tourists in groceries, in clothing, in every­ ONI. YRAIt___________________________ ttoo Tomorrow never came. Will you WAIT? DO IT NOW— (I IX MONTHS________________________l-M this season and our future is assured thing. once they get coming this way. TIIRKK MONTHS______________________ •*• We are apt to spend our money on •H ERE—TODAY. -----0 ----joy rides and other amusements and Kalrfrd u Stnod-Hua Mall Matlrr Z2i*d A Parisian dancer created quite a at the end of the month charge up ISOS, at tba PoatafTWa al H«„f.,rd, H"fHi I'ndrr Art of Mafrh ltd. I»T> stir on Hroadway, says a New York the high cost of living to the mer­ CAPITAL $30,000.01) SURPLUS $15,000.00 Tfifpboiii No* MS dispatch, “ when upon her arrival she chants instead of charging up the Offlrt: llr,aid llulldlnf announced that she had the most cost of high living to ourselves. They say that rents ure »<> high in beautiful legs in the world.” The This is u mighty good time to keep Jacksonville that even the rats and Pittsburgh Post carried a double col­ up the thrift plan that was started umn picture of the new arrival with during the war and if we cannot af­ reaches are moving out. 1 ----- 0 ----“her claim to beauty well display­ ford certain pleasures cut out the Tlie buihlings in Sanford are going ed," just to convince doubting Thom pleasures. If we cannot ’afford the merrily forward ami every issue of ases. Pshaw, a more beautiful dis­ better cuts of meat try something R. R. DEAS, It R. STEVENS C. D. COUCH C. M. HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA the Herald carries stories of new play of feminine extremities can lie cheaper. If we cannot afford the YIrttfreikli I C«thi», Alt'! Ciikiti deals and new huildings. Keep up seen any day in the week and par­ fine clothes that we used to wear get ticularly on Sundays at . Palm something cheaper and perhaps the the good work. THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS Springs. We'll appoint Rob Holly, auto trip to other cities to buy The city commission of Jackson­ Herb. Felkel unii "Last Night" goods if summed up would find that m m x x x m m m m m x m t m m x w t ville is going after the rent profiteers Thorn ns judges.—Orlando Reporter- more money had been spent than if i S m we had stayed at home and patron­ and unless they ran show cause for Star. "She Jumped up on Jack utnt wagged We hate to give our opinion but ized our homo merchants. tend Sunday school anywhere in the the present raise in rents they will Cauie for Thankfulness. Sending your money out of town city n xt Sunday will he given a free her lull nnd her eyes looked very gold the Reporter-Star is right, quite he forced to lower the rent. T he first rensnn for being thankful and happy as she tried to thank her right. never built up a city and if we wilt ticket. Others will be charged an In the morning Is that you have lived master. And th-n fin* did quite tit • all get together and ponder over this admission of !5c und automobiles Governor Calls has given Sfieriff to see the dawn of another day. with so-called high cost of living, stay 10c. This money will be used for sweele-t ihing ever a d"g did. Sh»* opportunities LET THE SON CHOOSE Logan of Polk county a year’s vaca­ to finish something besuddenly seemed lo know that Brutus Along about this period of the year more at home and leave our money the expenses of the game. tion with full pay. His salary will wits tlie one who hud done every­ jgun the iln.v before nnd to' begin some­ thing Mint you may lie able to do betIt is expected that a good crowd thing. he paid as soon as the senate meets. a good many fathers are concerned at home we will find at the end of Well, Sheriff Logan is a good man j in the matter of what their hoys are the year that we have better stores will he in attendance as some spec­ 'Murk had cot......pilckly when Ilrutus |l e r than you have ever done anything and no doubt will enjoy his vacation to become in the way of a business here, that we have better times here, tacular playing is anticipated by the had called him, for Jack wus always before. that we have the best city in the fans from Rev. Geo. Hyman and no good in his pets, and Jack Imd been to the fullest. And why should Catt or profession. Cannibal Movie Pant. worry? He does not pay any taxes. The fathers usually are more con­ United States and better still that Rev. C. \V. White for their respec­ side to lake the bug till her tongue we will all have more confidence in tive churches. No one is allowed to h *cause he hud nice useful handsNew Zealand Maoris, native Jav­ cerned than tlie boys. 'Hut Patty knew that It was Itrutus anese and the cannibals of the South our own city and the spirit of boost play on either team except regular The press of Florida will extend A father should not discourage a that makes for a better city. i-*-o had gone for Jack, and Brutu* Sen Islands lmve developed n rave Sunday school attendants. sympathy to Editor R. 0, Meek of boy in becoming what he wants to ** <j had brought him hack so quickly. tioits appetite for the American movie Try this on your piano. the Ft. Meade Leader in the death become. 'A nd Patty w ill over to J'.iutus. Btnrs. Their npp<*tlte. however, doesn't b-oklng so small beside ihe great big crave blond. They w ant them on the of his son who was killed by falling We. as fathers, cannot take out of FLORIDA GETS AI*FRO I* Rl ATI ON Newfoundland dog amt she licked screen. under a phosphate train in the min­ our sons’ minds what the Creator »**■*>**-;l*% 4•' B runts' paws nnd *’" • * -«L-"-^--'i ing region. Young Meek was just has put into them. For Vocational Training, A griculture “iffin and rolled m c r on the grass, eighteen years old and was soon to and ’rr?.-ker I’p to . a certain point of devel«»*; Old Age Unlr'B'.y. raying to Itrutus that she was a very enter upon his studies at tlie univer- . , . \\')> rflft’t I . Ill .package Washington, Sept. 2.—Southern f.*aieful happy, little dog. re •• sealed by nature—as to taste and states have been allotted 1691..ITS of "Ilrutus licked her. too, to slum* ho I * of <u-ra tmn u glad ho Imd been able to help health**. We rai talent for a lif*- ocenpaticr., ..,.d the i the $.i,i>i>l,9lfi granted by the* gov- Oy Mary Graham Bonner l l j Evcn t hoqvh Go vomer Cali* package may io t contain tlie v are -.ii... t,*r and all the other dogs played Ic.-j eminent for the fiscal year of 1919-20 shows nepotism in appointing his around so joyfully. for agriculture, trade, home eco­ father's desires. son n3 Adjutant General we will say "And tln n. for a special treat, every T H E PET DOGS. W. F. Bartlett The life histories of tlie world's nomics, industrial subjects and that the young man made good in one of them had a hone, and Jack 'T h e r e w ere five dogs." said Daddy, Oaktleld, Gn„ May 10, 1917. teacher training under the vocational fhe army und he will undoubtedly leaders in every field of endeavor are education law. Allotments for gari- “who belonged to a boy named Jink.” gave h ltn v lf n piece of cake I" ended Uld Kentucky \He *>-. • make a good state official. The filled with denials of what their culture in tlie southern states total "W hat were tlirlr nam es?" aski-d Daddy. Paducah, Ky, criticism is only levelled at his fathers wanted. Gentlemen; ?363,9M, for trade, industry and I For in«tar-o'-, **-. -v.r of- a 'miner “How could he hare ever thought father for his selfish spirit in ap­ Soapy Pear. Please allow me to ztate that 1 ' a great poet ’ designing his son’s home economic;, $105,130. and for of so many nntncsT" asked Nick. pointing his relatives to vy."/-'• * Little Jeanne was tremendously In­ have sold your hog cholera remedy teacher training, $222,522. "They were all named.” said Daddy, terested In the patriotic song* she education for the law: or the head of the state. Allotments by states are: Virginia, "and I will tell you their names In heard nt the community singing to for one season and have ordered an international industry for the more for this season. Last year I $63.6:11: North Carolina. $67,152; the order In which their sizes ran. which her mother had tnken her. . With the finest start tow ard build­ ministry, or a famous musician being South Carolina, $16,350; Georgia. sold it to 12 or 15 men who raise "Itrutus wns the Inrgest of nil. He few evenings Inter she wns play­ ing up a big city here at the head of brought up by his father to enter $80,316; Florida. $25,991: Tennessee, wi* a Mg Newfoundland dog. Next ingA close hogs. 1 told each of them to take !>y as Oier mother practiced navigation upon the St. Johns river trade. came Bogl, another Newfoundland dog, the remedy, feed it to their hogs nt the plnno. "Mother," she asked, A father’s desires and ambitions $67,220; Alnhuma, $65,576; Missis­ but not so large as Itrutus. the people of Sanford should keep ami if they lost a single hog from "can you play that piece about the sippi, $51,864: Arkansas, $18,259: pushing and boosting. Don’t let the for his son either have the etfect of Louiiiana, $51,510, and Texas. $120, "Third cam e Patty, an Irish terrier. ■soapy pear?' I like that one best of disease of any kind not to pay me Then came Oujl, a cocker spaniel, and nil." ship of state stop in the eddies or failure in his whole career, or else 398. a cent for the remedy, hut when Inst came Susy, a little hunting dog. Her mother, knowing the child had they began to sell cotton every man run upon the snags of pessimism the sun's will ami ambitions is fired Oklahoma is allotted $50,937, When they alt stood together they confused some words, played various or tie up at the banks of procras- by parental opposition to a realiza­ came in and paid me for the medi­ which is not included in the southern looked like n flight of stairs, anti Just melodies she remembered hrarlng nt tii a tion. This is the time to load tion of success in his own life’s am­ cine and every one of them told me ns though one could walk from Susj tlie community singing and flnntly dis­ states totat. tl e old boat for all she is worth and bition. that it was the best hog medicine covered. through this method, that It The first quarterly paymenis-^will right up to Ilrutus. bring her to the shore of prosperity. Hut tiie risk of failure is always they ever used. One man paid me *"Ab.' said Patty, 'I see something was the song "Over There" Jeanne too great for a father to assert his be made Oct. 1. for the small package and bought $5 coming my way.' referred to. Tlie refrain, "So prepare, ambition in what his son is to be­ worth more ami said it was the best “All the o th e r tings looked nnd so prepare," was the one which to J Sanford needs u pavilion and rumI'Ll'MR PLAN PUNCTURED Patty said, 'T here Is a bug nnd I'm her var«. had sounded like "soapy that It** hud ever tried. m.inity building on the lake front come. going to catch It. I’m going to snap pea r." Yours very truly, Our first duty us a father is in a tut the united efforts of the various It up nnd swallow It down nnd enjoy Senator Sm ith Say* Socialistic S lu s h W. K. Bartlett. dubs ami the business <men of Sun- seeing to it that our sons have It thoroughly.’ Rubber-Seed Oil. Merchants Grocery Co., Washington. Sept. 2. The Plumb fo d should be directed toward this healthy bodies. "Hut tin* bug said to Itself. 'I'll piny The Journal *>f Industrial nnd Em Sanford, Flu. much needed building. Tourists After that it is a matter of general plan for tripartite control of rail­ n Joke ott that dog.' And the bt)g did glne*‘rlnu r'bejnlstry culls attention to 3 - He * want a boat landing, an amusement education, and th*-n special educa­ roads was opposed in the senute piny a Joke, n very mean joke. a p-porr of the ngi-b-nlutre department Carelessness Results in Failure Thursday by Sen. Smith, democrat, building and golf links and just giv­ tion for the son's seif chosen career, "Patty snapped at the bug anil then of the i-vdernieil Malay states on the ing them a go 11 hotel w.il not hold or education that will enable him to Georgia, who declared it is "u n ­ was nbont to swallow it when she oil from fhe «ec*l« Yf rubber trees ns Thut is v hy we say "Feed 1). A. reasonable" anil socialistic. Sen. Imd gotten the bug on her tongue, n * bstltute for llii'eed oil. The oil Is Thomas’ Hog Powder according to them in Sanford. It is not too early 'parch for and find himself. Smith read a letter which he wrote when what should Mint menu bug do of lull quality, requires but Hub* re­ to be figuring on these amusements ■'>>* -. I)U NOT FEED 1I' Tin- whole lias.s of our future pro­ to J. C. Tyson, secretary of the fit* g mill comes from a waste prod­ SLOPPY, but mix it with ground now. gress. as individuals and as a society chamlier of industry, at Savannah. uo tlmt Is available In great quantity, I* id and moisten with ju«t enough ,s in g >ud health and education. anMint t* ensj to collect, transport Ga.. in response to a communication water to make a crumbly mass. It is a sorry s peri nun of h n ii nre *tore nnd easy P> ■rti-li. Expertui reforms have their basis in J asking his support <>f the plan. Then each hog gets a beneficial dose. wl i does not enjoy a good game of n*i- *s with a cons'gument of 31 tons good health and education. 8* * full directions on package. Your “ I am opposed to it." Senator Ilf ■ -ent to Ell-Maud resulted lit tl base ball, the great American game, money back if you are not satisfied. Smith wrote, “and if it ever becomes A boy's first ambition may be only vie * of xy.**i j* ton for I't-n il and *1** the squares! game in the world and Merchants Grocery Co., a t *i for Ibe roslit.ini dike, l.ttiMvd Sanford bus given the people some a stepping stone to a final attain­ live enough in the senate to require ■lllng tit >.:*«• a Sanford, Fla. it, f sh freely expose its indefen­ oil of the finest quality of ball this sea- ment. ton 3-4tc sible features. ton that we have ever had. Keep In the matter of choosing a busi­ “This proposition is so unreason­ up the inter,.-! by attending every ness or profession for our sons, there game and giving yi ,tr money for the need be but one self imposed in­ able thut its unfairness should be dear to the operators of the rail­ team. Keep young by being in the junction. roads. It is worse than socialism. Let nature alone. young hoy’s class. The hall games The socialists' plan is to have all the keep our people at home. A boy with a healthy body, the people own and all th*- people oper­ honest desire to serve and the power ate the industries for the benefit of If the men wiit have the money j thought and mental discipline all the people. The ‘Plumb’ plan is here for investments would only in- ♦which general education will give lsi have all the people own the rail­ Jack Quickly Took the Bug Off. vest it here in Sanford instead of his parents will need have no nnroads. and one-eleventh of the people, chawing after foreign rainbows this i xiety lor his career, but turn ll'i-lf over sn It iitturtn-d city would prosper beyond the fondHis success is assured and the pro- operate them for tiu-ir own benefit Itself to P atty's tongue, nnd so Patty “In Union burden the balance of the people to est dreams ot the greatest optimist cess by which he finally attains it couldn't swallow It or rut It or any­ anv extent they may see fit. There Is in our citizenship. The man who are as natural as unknowable und thing! "Railroad employes ought not to] lias money nnd Invests it here in strange as bow bones form in the "Poor P atty ! And the hug hurt I Strength’* | support it. They cannot afford t o 1 "'Oh, what shall .w e *1**1’ Ilrutus Sanford is the man who should re­ egg.—Tampa Tribune. put themselves in the position* of said, * * ■ * be looked nt Patty out of ceive all our encouragement and seeking unfair advantage over the bis sad eyes, for Brutus was very should be assisted in all his enter­ DO IT YOURSELF HE principle applies quite kind *-*>'n though to* was such n great prises. Having faith in your home The Herald is in receipt of an un­ balance of their fellow citizens. Jus­ big dug amt so strong. ns much to banking ns to town is the greatest asset that any signed communication calling atten­ tice and right should control all. and soldiers or stntcs or governments. "Then Brutus bud a fine Idea. He city can have. tion to the idea that the prices on it would be unjust for onw-eleventh ran for Jack, for be bad sect* Jm-k It is most fortunntc thnt the Fed­ all commodities in Sanford ar<- too of the people to take the railroads go to a tint! by field to play baseball. eral Reserve Banking System hn 3 The Seminole Hotel in Sanford high. This is u matter for the people and use them for their own benefit "Ho ran Just as hard ns be could with unrestrained authority to been inoperation during the war. has given an elaborate dinner to the of Sanford to solve for themselves. and when he ronched tlo- field tie didn’t si . burden the balance of their fellow base ball team of that city. From The Herald has been comparing the even notice tin* hnsi-hatl which bud The advantages of this organiza­ Just b**en tilt with the but. the published menu it is apparent prires here with the prices of other citizens." there tion necrue to the customers of tlie "The boys were uwfully frightened that the boys must have known what places ami they compare favorably member banks who nt tlie same for n mommt a s they thought Ilrutus IIARTIST*MKTIIODIST GAME was coming, which partially account. price fur price. There are times time contribute to the strength might get Idt by accident will* Mie for their marvelous sucre*), this sea-1 when you car* find certain articles of tlie nation's banking system Baptist Sunday I ant hall, amt they called out to him. sot*. Incidentally, the boys are cer­ cheaper i-specinlly where they are McthoiiWl and nnd enjoy tlie benefit of its pro­ but Brutus wasn't thinking of being Schools Will H ave Big Game tain now thut their efforts are appre- making a run on this nttirlc for a tection. nfmhl of anything. T h u rsday ciutrd, ami appreciation goes a long leader but taking them all around "III!* lu'MIy tl*** ball ifidn't hit way in this world. There is too Satiforil can sell as cheaply as any Thursday afternoon, September 11 Brutus, anil Ilrutus went tight on up much taken lor granted. When the other plice in Florida. For one is the date set for the much talked to Id' t u*«ter, barking, ami showing i FIR ST individual or organization does good thing the merchants here are in­ of ball game between the Methodist t*> hi* •**•» Mint be wanted to have | str en g th ! work the full measure of praise clined to keep their light hidden un­ atid Baptist Sunday schools of San­ Jack Pi |o*v ]t!in. NATIONAL hr should he meted out.- Kissimmee der u bushel a ml do not feel dis­ ford Considerable interest is being " 'I gm ** Brutus x,nuts me for some- . BAN a Gazette. posed to quote prices as freely as taken in this game und both sides Mdng.' sit'd Jack, 'for lie wouldn't J -----O----other places but this does nut rub are already claiming an easy vic­ *o.l.e to tie* baseball Held If It w en n't From all reports corning from the out the fact thut our merchants tory. Messrs. Chittenden und V* .*,!* for *nttte;h|tig Import out.' "So Jack run quickly home, follow* -rm m north and east and west Florida will carry a large line of all kinds of j lace have been chosen to be the oflift Brutus. There tie found P atty have mop tourists this year ‘than goods, we have the stores and they | tidal "Umps" and all other urM EM BER ever la-fore. Coal is up and going hava the prices and if our h*»mt- rangenieiils are being made for the with the bug on tier tongue ami feel­ = h^ -------F E D E R A L RESERVE^ ing most unrotnfortnble. higher and will* the prospiiU I* u people would get around to the vari- big game. "Jack quickly took Mie hug off nnd SVSTEM Sunday school pu|!ils of the Inter- then bud winter in the north there an- »ti« •tores and compare the prices Putty no longer looked sick und thousands who Mi,l >cek the balmy they Wuu’.-I find that trad -..: at mediate grades ami younger who at miserable. THE SANFORD HERALD FOUR-FIFTHS OF THE RlEN THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY DADDY!! EVENING® R tifE rw n r T • �SEPTEMBER B. 1919 -------------------------------Little H a p p e n in g s M en tio n o f M a t t e r * ,n , , r , e f Personal B e n t s o f In terest THE SANFORD HERALD In a n d A b o u t d The C ity dt Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Renders tiful little boh kit lies. These g»ntlc™*n tell u wonderful story of the hand to hand nnd leg to let; struggle in rapturing the kittens, hut they show no murks of the conflict. The kitties are in the show window of the t home. Mrs. Clinard and child will arrive later. Dr. Clinard will take op the practice of medicine here and expects to open up offices in a few days. At present he is mnkini: the Carnes Hotel his headquarters. Dr. Clinard hns Just returned from France and Germany where he was with the A. E. F\ for sixteen months, being in many engagements and be­ ing wounded and gassed He left Germany on July 15th reaching this .country 15 days later and receiving his honorable discharge on Aug. 27th. lie is a Georgian by birth hut ',aH G'diig in "es* Florida for many years engaged In the practice of his profession ami for a year or more before entering the service of his country had an office in Jackson­ ville. He is well known in the state where he has resided ami comes to Sanford with many years of experi­ ence in his chosen profession. art* the guests of Mr. and Mrs. were, amonc the visitors to the city i They Miss Carter is at the F'rench Shop Harry Wilson. on Tuesday. to welcome Fcr many friends anil VI- Seal pint fruit jars at L P. • Commencing Sunday the rates at customers. She will he glad to help 5G-ft I the Park Avenue Cafe will he as McCuller's. you select your fall millinery. 71-1tc 2-2te Rohv and Julia I.aing left Tues- 'usual. 50c per meal. Mr. and Mrs. FDitlor Curlett, Miss , nj'K ,|lt for an extended visit to ' The primary classroom of t he F ’mma Eichner and William Eichner 'joTt* in West Florida. IJ M*u»wl!.t Methodist church has i.—_ been presented oi Geneva were in the city Wednc#' with six window sliades in memory Vote out the hogs on Sept. Iff for of Judge J. Wofford Tucker, the day. Mrs. Curlett is ot\ the execu­ ,h»t i> the day of election. 3-2tc gift of Mr. It. T. Caston, of Cheraw, tive hoard of the Hospital Associa­ Mis# Clotilde Atkins has returned South Carolina. tion and came in to attend a busi­ l0 her home after a tb it with rela­ ness meeting. William is still in Musson's swimming pool is now Undo Sam's navy hut expects to he tive# in Sanford and Ocala. Prices reduced on all goods at open on Wednesdays, Thursdays, discharged aoon. Mr# Grace Williams* millinery store. Saturdays and Sundays in the after­ It is time to get out that old hat, noon. GO-tf 69-tf bring it to the F'rench Shop—let us Mrs. A. K. Kosscttcr and little make it over for you. Mrs. Wilmott Lav off your work Tuesday, Sept. daughters have returned from Com­ will he In Sanford Tuesdays and Nolire 16 and go to the polls to vote out merce, Georgia, where they, have F'ridays from ten to four. Come In To .'to' kholilcrs Sanford ituildi ng the hog*. :,-2te been for the past month vla.ting Loan Association: Mr. ami Mrs. W. L. Morgan are Mrs. Hossettcr's old home and rela­ to see her, ami let her In Ip you plan All stockholders are requested to your fall wardrobe. 71-1te making their home in Sanford again tives and friemis. he present at the monthly meeting James Johnson, one of the most after an absence of several weeks. Misses Kathleen Urady and Sara prominent residents of the Lake of the hoard of directors of the SanComplete stock Diamond tires Wight have returned from the girls* Monroe section has returned from a fxrd Building & Loan Associniton to Wight Tire Co * Rs*lt camp at Junaluski, North Carolina visit to his old home in Tennessee. he held at their oltlce on Monday, Or and Mrs. E. D. Hrownlee have where they studied and played for We are sorry to learn that our Jim September 22nd, f<>r the purpose of returnd from a month's vacation at the past month and greatly enjoyed will leave Monroe shortly and attend amending by-laws. points in North Carolina and' Geor­ the mountain air. Sanford Building & Loan Assn. a Methodist seminary at Cincinnati. By T. J. Miller. President. gia. WHEN YOU THINK OF CAN He will he greatly missed not only at Tuesday. Sept. 16th is the day to DY THINK OF THE KANDY Monroe hut in Sanford where he has Attest: A. P. Connelly, Secretary. vote on the hog question, Remem-j KITCHEN. IF IT HAS SUGAR l*ot| a of friemis. 2-1 tc her the date. 3-21® 'IN IT WE HAVE IT. STAR F’riday, September 12th is the 49-tf C. W. Kntimingcr of Longwood THEATRE BUILDING. date set for the novel "Laundry H ousc Danceleft Monday. He will visit points in Sandy Anderson is hack from an Sale" which will he given by the Georgia and the Carolina’s while on extended trip to Pittsburgh nnd ladies of the M. E. church in the Miss May Thrasher entertained hi# vacation. points in Ohio where he looked after store room soon to he occupied hy last night with a dance nt her home Pint Mason fruit jars at I.. I*. peaches nnd other fruits and also G. A. Speer & Son next-to Sanford on Park avenue. A *t ringed orclicsenjoyed a change of climates hut he «n.*r* c..Tr V *(!t be McCuller's. GG-tf fcvt nacr. home again. something entirely new und will in­ punch was served during the evening ...A?-« c ' Rigger* n » »• Mayor J. D. Davison has returned clude some surprises and plenty of aft*r a delightful visit with relatives (’My Registration and friend* in Charlotte, North Car­ from u six weeks’ visit to Hot amusement for all who attend. Notice is hereby given that the Springs. Virpinln wlmrc he 1 •_ ul; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bruton of Jack olina. her old home. rity clerk of Hanford will open on baths and enjoyed the mountain sonville were in the city several days Remember that on September 16th Sept. 23rd; 1919, and keep open for ail that greatly rejuvenated him of this week on their honeymoon. you vote on the question of hogs a period of seven days, until Sept. and he looks like u sixtei i year old Carl is a former Sanford hoy .and his running at large. .V2tc 29th, 1919, the registration hooks of hoy. his many friends here will he glad ,Henry Lee was in the city this F'riends and customers are invited to learn that he is doing well in Jack­ the city of Snnlord. at his .mllq** in week suiting his mother. Henry is the city hall, between the hours ? now travelling representative of the to roll ••• the F'rench aim,/ Io inspect sonville where he expects to g n .j^ a. in. and 4 p. m. or. .laid days, for pretty-!i.ittr*iv •.*..’.liiuerv and La­ the delicatessen business in a few postal Telegraph Co. dies Beady to Wctir line, consisting weeks. He was formerly employed the purpose of giving opportunity to Uuv Diamonds. Wight Tiro Co. the voters of the city to register nnd hy Baker Bros., in this same line. of coat suits and dresses. 3-ltc 55-tf become qualified to vote at the spec­ Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lelller have C. A. Dallas of Altamonte was in ial election to he held October 7th, Mrs. Ci eil Gnbbett returned home alter spending the summer months returned home from their wedding the city Tuesday attending the meet­ 1919. F. P. HINES, at various points in Georgia, North trip where they visited New York ing of the county school hoard of and many other places of i Merest which he is a member. Mr. Dallas 3-5tc City Clerk. Carolina and other states. and this popular young couple are is engaged in the manufacture of If you are looking for the newest receiving the congratulations of their concrete of all kinds muking n spec­ Guavas in everything for mi ludy call at the many friends. ialty of building blocks and states Buy the best—grown on South French Shop. 3-ltc A. D. Parrish is home for a few that he is manufacturing much of Word comes from T. S. Huff that days from Ross, F'lorida, where he is this material now for building pur­ Merritt Inland where cold does not l.r and his family and Mr. and Mrs. in churge of a mammoth crate mill poses. Mr. Dallas discovered sev- cut them down and impair llavor. ' " ' 7 i ’ Price per bushel in ventilated crates Andrews and family will leave New of the F'lorida Citrus Exchange. Mr. era! years ago that in hin particular Here $1.50; ,M ivnrt«\ 1J on. Goo. delivered $2.00. Geo. York next week for Sanford. and Mrs. Parrish are contemplating section a fine qunlity of flinty white F\ Ensoy, Tropic, Fla. 71-11p Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is i n moving to Tampa soon where they sand could he used in the manufac­ ture of this concrete work and his Sinford on Monday, Wednesday will make their home. Boost factory ha* done u fine huainess ever and Fr ay of each week. 58-tf WANTED— OLD CLEAN Leon’s Auto Transfer. All trains since. At the present high pric • of Mrs. 1). I.. Thrasher has returned RAGS. ANY KIND EX­ met. Phone 91. Hotel Carnes. lumber the concrete business is com­ home from Hendersonville and other CEPT OLD SOCKS. 07-tf ing into its own and there will he point- in North Carolina where sit.* COATS, PANTS. OR many concrete hollow blocks used ha* been visiting for several weeks. BED SPREADS. AT THE Fall Millinery Showing now in the building of homes and A *i\ eourse fish and chicken din­ HERALD OFFICE. 69-tf I'irst full showing trimmed models business houses in this state. ner, 75c. Fish suppers 60c, at the Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ray. Troy now on display at Duality Shop. Ayre« Daytona Reaeh Hotel. 69-tf und Dorothea have returned homo Welfare Dep'l Members 71-tfe Mr*, (i. ||. Seig of Americus, Ga., after a pleasant trip to Little Rock, There will he u called meeting of who iiu* been the guest of her daugh­ Ark., Memphis, Teiin., Tupelo, Miss, the Welfare Department of the Ei|unl Southern Bale* ter. Mr David Speer and of rela- Birmingham, Ala., Atlanta, Ga., and Woman's Club on Wednesday after­ Washington, Sept. 3. Prcpurnl|v,s it. Geneva has returned home. stopping over enroute home with noon, Sept. 10th at four o'clock. : lion of class and commodity rales •fuer Mason fruit jars nt L. I*. relatives in Columbia, S. C. It is extremely important that I upon export trnll'e from the middle McCu 5<i-tf Dr. ( \ deW. Brower hns returned 1every member endeavor to he pres* west to south Atlantic and Gulf Mr i. ! Mrs. Griffin and family front a pleasant vacation spent ut cut. ports was ordered today by Director hau retc:;:c*«I from points in South Tryon, North Carolina, while tin General Hines. The rates to he es­ <'ar->lii,:i vhere they visited rfcln- Congreg tionul church is under­ tablished will he substantially the Cults Appoints Son tivi- and friends for several weeks. going extensive .repairs. Mrs. Brow­ Tallahassee, Sept. 2. Governor same as rates to New York on do­ Then's a man at the curb to er will remaip in the mountains a few Catts has .appointed Ids son, Lieut. mestic freight, and will equalize weeks longer ere returning home. serve you. 55-tf Sidney J. Cults, Jr., recently mus­ charge* so that southern gateways to Janie* Higgins is homo from LnnsA pretty line of dresses, coat suits tered out of the army, to he ad­ South and Central America I'alt com­ dak. Pennsylvania, where lie has and serge middy suits are now on jutant general, succeeding James Mc- pete on equal terms with the east. bum for several years. He will he display at the F'rench Shop. Come Cnnts who resigned the post, effec­ Decision to establish the rates is home for some time and Ids many to see us before your daughters tive yesterday. the successful outcome of a long (rand* ,m. jj|U(| l(, m . |,|„, llKa{n. ' Lieutenant Calls promptly quali­ fight carried on hy southern inter­ leave for school. 3-ltc fied for the office and received his ests for u fair share of the nation's lii many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. G. F*. Smith have commission today. commerce. The matter was brought 1 L Meitinger are pleased to have returned home from an extended trip to the serious attention of the gov­ Gem in SatiMrd for a short stay to points in Colorado und other ernment hy conditions arising during Pay Your Poll Tax Now western states where Mr. Smith is In order to vote on the new city the wzr, when eastern ports were interested in mining and oil wells. charter oil October 7th your poll tax congested with export shipping while Mr. Smith is grently encouraged must he pnid for the years 1917 and South Atlantic and Gulf sports had over his prospects of a Idg strike in 1918 to the County Tax Collector less than they were able to accom­ oil. on or before Saturday, September modate. The Gables opened this week for Representations were subsequently 13th. the winter season, much to the de­ made to the shipping hoard to ohYou must also he registered with light of the many patrons of this fine hotel. The Gables made a won­ the City Clerk, whose hooks will he tain sufficient' cargo* space sailing from those ports to take care of out­ derful record Inst season, being filled open for registration on Sept. 23rd going traffic and to the railroad ad­ from opening day to the close of the und will he open for seven days. ministration to cstuhlish equitable 3-2tc season and many hookings have al­ rates. ready been made for this season. I)r. Clinnrd Here Dr. S. FL Clinard has arrived in The Ladies Guild of the F:pi8copnt First Methodist Church church expect to hold a bazaar and the city and will make it his future Sunday school 10:30 a. in. fair for three afternoons nnd nights 11:45 Preaching and the Lord's of Dec. 2nd, 3rd nnd 4th in the Supper. Parish House. 1-tf . 7:30 Senior League. J. S. Harvard of Live Ouk has ar8:30 p. m. Preaching, "Sowing and 1rived in the city nnd will take charg Reaping." of the dry goods department of the Prayer meeting Wednesday night, — AT TH E — Yowell Co. store. Mr. Hurvard is n 8:30 p. m. young man of most pleasant address You will find n welcome and' some­ and hns had many years of experi­ thing to c a r r y home with you. ence in the business nnd will he n C. W. White, P. C. valuable addition to the Yowell store. Uncle Eben. Attorney John M. Murrell nnd " P e man dnt sells another man a Mr. Glenn Skipper evidently do not gold brick." said Uncle Klien. "geo spend all their lime pondering over orally finishes up h.v glttln' fooled IdsSunday. Sept. 7th, 3 I*. M. Blackstone und gazing upon sleek s'f on Mumpin' n heap mo’ Important." | steers, for on Mondny they decided •to innke a short nut » trip, vid when Lines to Oe Remembered. . • Hyman while Chaplain in about two miles from the city aaw a The sight of n battlefield a fte r the See Ixical Notice l if*nr<r —^ ,i*3 *he scenes In the huge hob cat run across the road, and I tight Is enough to Ihsplrc princes ollli e Die Wonderful Woman. x love of peace nnd n horror of wnr.— on urriving nt the scene cf the cat’s j Napoleon I. crossing they discovered two bsau-1 i PACE SEVEN “ A Key to A Dug-out’ Subject of Special Sermon by Dr. George Hyman --------- At T h e ----------- ; Baptist Temple Sunday, Sept. 7th, 8:30 P. M. OTHER SUNDAY SERVICES 10:3(1 a . n i. S u n d a y S c h o o l 1 1 :4 5 a . m . C o m m u n io n S e r v ic e 7 :3 0 p. m . B. Y. P. U. Wednesday 8 p. m. Mid-Week Sermon C a r Always Ru, '\rr*\Jt*.rt..J?i Oliver was In the habit of going to Ills gnindmn for favors, and was never disappointed. While playing with the other of iin* nclghlmrlinod tliolr fnotlmll came apart, and they tit out** t they could sew It together If they only had n piece of shoestring. Ollv. crime to the rescue. "Let's go nnd ask gnindmn for a shoestring." he sug­ gested. "You can get nhoqt anything you ask for over nt ernndm a'r 2... ■“ Show Volcanic Formation. T h e whole of tho west of Scotlnnd and northeast Ireland are of volcanic formation. Look a* *!>•• Ot<\c* cr.UZCway, with Its queer pipes of nnd the Isle of Skye, which Is simply m ade of lava. Staff’ll consists of sheet* of bedded basaltic lava, and tho mntiH ringnll's cave Is excavated pure lava. Rusty Steel. T o cjriui rusty steel, oil well tho ! rusty pnrts and set aside In this stato F irst Aero Mall Service. Till* first rcgulnr aero mail sorvlro for tw o or three days. Then wipe dry In the world was started hy the Unit­ with clean rags ami polish with em­ ed Slates government. Mny 15. 1918, ery or pumice stone. When very rusty between New York nnd Washington. nnd a high polish is desired rub tho The uctun'l Hying time made was three article with a little slack lime. hours and twenty minutes, Including six minutes' Mop f<>r re' lying nt Phil­ adelphia. At that time the fastest railroad train record between the two cities was five hours. The airship time lias since lev;, reduced to two hours and thirty minutes. Where the Wrinkles Are. “Improving the boudoir cap—little* wrinkles that help to innke It morn becoming." snys n headline. Tho wrinkles. we understand the prop­ osition. nre In Mu* rap. not on tha wearer.—Kansas t ’lty Star. On the Pike. The old n.itlotml pi!:*', (lint inngnlil cent road Mint used to run from Mur* land to Illinois, witnessed some sharp brushes of fast driving and tinny i.r adventure of travel. Tile New York Tribune tells one story about Henry Clay, who was sometimes railed the •Tnther of the Turnpike." He was traveling along the pike III u couch, when tlie horses ran and spilled him out In milling Into Mio miry mud. "N'c hnrtn done," be said when the driver rushed to pick him up. "Only n poor mixture of I'eiinsylviinln snnd with Kentucky clay!" Wai; In:,. Walking! Walking! A nt .... ure there Is In Hie mere ne of rni • Ing upon some plmsnnt lovi ! If i.lleved by iilieniiiMug lilH and dn:i\ mi much the better.--1'd v.ir' I*. .'l«.od Beauty vs. Brains. Many n headliner Is more the re* ilt of her maid's handiwork Minn her Irector’s liemlwork.—Film Fun. All persons ilc»irlng to attend Sunday school will phone No. ID. 30fl or DO-J not later Ilia n Saturday noon. F'rcc Irnnsporluliun will he furnished them to nnd from if within a radius of three miles of the Meth­ odist church. Christian Science services will lie he’d at the .Voman's Club, Oak avenue, between Third and Fourth strets, on Sunday, morning nt 11 odock. 48-tf A RFMARKABLE WOMAN LIFE und CAUSE Popular Sermon by Dr. George Hyman Daplis! Temple, Sanford, Fla. SERVICES a* the Church, Lake Monroe Congregational Church Sunday Morning and Evening woman should have at E VERY least the training in business that the handling of a bank account gives. You don't know when you'll need it, nor howr much Wc are glad to help you learn the working of a hank account here; to leach you all you need to know about it. Ladles' accounts aro Invited It is simpler than you think. �THE SANFORl) HERALD I'AtiC HCJHT t b a o - i a f a r |> a p p r o v e d and r a t i l o d . a h a lt b* d r a in ad rlaotad tor t h a ftrat r * m n i u i o n r n (or a u r b U rm a b a . i n t t i a j and r n d i n c a t U h a r ti n b a f o r o p r o v i d e d , " uod \Vh«*a«a: T h # a r t provide, t h a t “ T h a form of f a v i r n m e n t of tha city of S a n f o r d m t i d a d for u n d e r thi* a r t ihall b e t h a t B o n n aa th* C o m m U t i o n - i f anac'O F l a n . " and * W h e r e a t: T h a a r t furthar provide* t h a t I t * official ballot for aurh rle-ti n ( h a ll h a v e p rin ta d t h r r a o a t h a q u a d ) a t a h t n i U e d t o th # d a r t >r» for d e t a - r a i n i t l - a , l o - m t " if ) '* tion: ‘"'•hall t h a c ity **f Sanford a d o p t th* C o r a r a iv tic n - M a n n e r F la n Charter?** N o n tb e r r f o r a . b y the a u th o r ity in m e ( • • t e d a n d by d)ree*.">n of tan .1 p r o c la im Tu*«da> . H r t o h e r 7 th . 1919. a* C h a r t e r e l e c t i o n D a y , a n d do he reby eive n o tic e t h a t on T u e s d a y , O c to b e r 7th. 1919 a n el**, t l o a will be bald in th # city of S a n f o r d (or t i e purpoa* of d r 'e r m i h f n r tha q a r e t l o o •"Shall lb# a ii y a* S n r ' c * i ( ! - p : i l o Cora* m t a a l n n - M i n i f e r F la n C h a r t r f , " a n d for for t h e p u r ; ' ele ctiac l ^ r t a r i t y com* mi**ion*r*, tro v id in t aurh C o m m iaatim U a n a ( # r Flan C h a r t e r i* ad ap ted a t aitch election Elect"?* d - l i r i n f t " vote in f a v o r of th* “ C i t y of S a n f o r d i d o p t l n i l h . Cooi* r e ! ( * i o a * M a ta r r r Flar. C h a rte r »ha!i m a r k thalr reepectiv* ba llot* a i t h a rr»*a m a r k X befora t h e w o r d , " r o i l A D O P T I O N " a n d flee te r* d r * ir in e t o vot* a ;* in * t t h a " C i t y of S a n f o r d a d - p t i n r C om m D aionM a r.a ra r Flan C h a r t a r " ahall m ark t h a t r re»pacti*» ballot* » ) t h a rr>*t mark <X> be* fora the »< rd* " A G A I N S T AD ' > P T I O N . " E le c to r , d e vlrlr* t o »ota for Camrr.iaatonari •. .hall plan* a r k X) . . . . K. . . . .a .rro»* . . — m------■ b*far* t h a n a m e of th a c a n d id a l# of th e ir choir#. And by th e t a m e a u th o r i t y I h e r e b y »p* point C lau d # H^rr ! r.. CsftP* 1* l l n t t . W alter M. Hivr.»« t■ in*p#f!of* of * y f h r l e r t l o n a nd If. C. D u R '* # f-ft be r l r f k of t y f h r u c t i o n . *rul do ct'«* ftOllft tbmt fb<» p s l l i n j plar# for »uch election » ill be in t h # In t h # city halt, k n n * n aa t b * Hr* a p p a r a t u i room , • i t u a t c i on F i l m c t t o a v e ­ n u e bctiacen l’ir*t a n d Second ttreet*. Witn*** m y h a n d a n d (cat a i the actinic may r cf th# city ■ f S a n l . r d at S a n f o r d . Seminole c o u n t y . Florid*, thi* th# 2 s th d a y of A u c u t t , 1919. • •a! F. D M1L1.ER, Actlnc M a t r of th# C ity f S a n f o r d . A t t e i t : F. F. flinr*. C i t v n . r l . S ^ tc C r R C I I ’L VM STION H ' h t n t r C i i j i l > r U t l , A r ( i of ISIS. ) . ! • « . f S'loftdi. r n t l l l r d " \ ft i r t to u t - 'll .h tb* p - a , * n t a w l t l p i l * o * *r«ni*ot c it y of S u n f c r d , f o a r . t y of SamlS'-le, «tal* «f F l o r i d a , a n d to o r f a n i i a inaoff*-rM* and r t t a b l i t h a r . t y (<i*»rnrn#nl lor th* « b ». s a d t o preuerib* t h r j a r M l t l l a. p »*?• a c A function* ol *aid rn j r . l H p a U t ) appro* *d J u n e Tib. 1919. pr-*vldt*. a r a o n r o t t r r t h l a f , t h a t " T h * pf *!>;or.« if th.* a r t (ha!! broom # a f f r r t u * a n d tb a lt b# in full I n f t t a n d off#ot a t , fr m . - ; t ■ th i C m T . d a o a f to r tb# M o t d a y in J a n u a r y . 1 9 .0 ; p r v v i d a d t h a t lb* *arr- «i.a!l b» a p ­ p ro v e d a n d r»tifl*d l > a n .a j o r lt t * . ' t b a <]ualifi«d t l a r t . - r , cf tfto city cf Sar.f :d. vrotir.t a t an elartfran to h» r*!d f r tba* u r p n ,# on l i r l o h t r 7th. 1919. a n d It t #r#by t r i i r t b I. n tt S a n f o r d t o p ro v id e for an t * la t i ’ n on t b - d a t# r .a m rd Said rrt-.a t h i r t y H a ; ( n - U r * of * . r h a! f • kal! provide for a n d pay all c o d a of boldine th e i m r a n d i f the p r e p a r a ti o n ul thi* c h a r t e r , r o t n e t c e e d tin* l l u n d f r d fiCO.t/O Dollar* Suc h election »hall b* held in conI r trity » i t h la*-* a n d ordinance* n o * In force re la ti n g to apecial . l e c t i o n , . At t h a * a n e *!#cti(n t h r e e city c-iramiuuioncr* *hall tlreied , V !■ I (Ml f k l f t W W bp* j p f o f r 4 a s d ratified !f n o t. th e n n o esrafEi*iigfi* ** mitt t*e *i!«cted. C a n d id a te * L1* ; f i l y c o Q tn lM lc c *i t i l !>• c liN tf i a n d w w v hi* l 4* i » • An> ua» rr.r: d r r u U l r 4 p«title’n ! ‘» b i r r *ny numtwpr, r.ol to xbtr*. of ninar* of candiditr* for rily w * - SEPTUM HER 5. 1919 t l J u a l l r >ad aa trmt**, Afb*rt 0 . Cava* and Hlchia Wood bride#, and all unkaown par*«si rlalrainc lrt»r»«t, by th r n u jh or undar any of lh* abav* named defendant*, rtthar a* h#Ir*. dniyaaa* crantaa*. taeat*-i a# (th-rmi**, and *11 unknow n p#r*on* rlaim irsc intrr#«t by, th r o u tb s f undar Jaa*la C. Alurphay and J. R l r h m i n l ' f a r a h e y , har hu*Sand, now dfraaaad. a* hair*. d>*1(#ai, lacataa., o r othrrwUa. and *11 oth#r unknow n jwrvun* -U lm iac any I n l a ra d la and to «aid I f opartv Invfovad in **ld *j!t, ' ( | T IK I “ c T ^ ^ ^ ' r d a r of C i r , * i r i f ^ * e S e r , t - a To all u n k n o w n o a rti-* c! il n n r ln ta r # * t hy. t h r o a t ! ) or u n d r r W-n. <J. A n f - n r i a l . ft. II. Ham*ay, Oao B. M o r t o n . I n d W I f a a ll v and aa tr v a ta a . Calv in A. F o a t » . \II*«rt <i. F**<-*. Hirhl* W o o d b r id t # a n d J r * .i# C. M u r p h a y and J . R ic h m o n d M a r p h . y , h«r h u t b a n d . a t h r i r ., drvi*ea*. e-*»ota*«. b ; i ! f • or o t t r r wit* or a n y o r a li h a r of f t i * . * - d ;*! U t l U u . o p f o u m . r o r p o r a t i a n * nr a o o t i a * tlona. r D I m ln c an In ta r a sl In th* folio a i n t d a arribrd p r o p a r t v a it u a t a in Sam in ola C o u i tv , Florida, t o wdt: ID jin a t I n t r r * ' - t l m of E a t t U n a of Mall IB villa Ava.. wdt h a vjt h llr.a of s , r . to , r j n N o r t h a lo n e M r l l i a v t i l r A v a . 1<! yar-l*, F**t a i r i t k t a n ctr* I s ; (ard*. S o u t h a t r i ( h t a n ; i a a IS? y a rd * . •V‘a*t 1C2 ya rd*. S*f. 30 T w p , t> S. I t a n : # 31 K. You a n d a a r h of you ara h » r - b y o r d e r * d to b# an 1 a n n a a r b r f n r r ou r ra id C l r r u l t C o u r t a t th# C w r t If>n • n Sanf vrd. Fla o a tha 3rd d a y of Nov. A. D. f t | 9. t h e n a n d tbvra t o m ak# an*«*r t o t h e bill of r o m p l a l n t bvreia Clad *c*!n*t you. ft i* f u r t h a r ordrfa-l t h a t thl« n o t lr * h* publiiha d on r* a wr*k for t w r l v * wrak* in th# - a n fo r d lla rald. a B a t i y t p ' f , p u b l i i h a d In Srmlnol* C o u n t y . F l i r i d a . Wltaea* ray h a n d a n d *#*1 of «*id C ircuit C ourt, thi* th* 7th day of A u r u i t 1919. Sral* r.. A. DO IJO L A S A C lrrk of C ircuit C o u r t Samlnol# Co., F la . E. V l lo u a h o td rr SoLrdtor. AS-13tr r:.t»i . on tft* b i l l o t i f i d if NOTICE o r KLECTIOE r •F fcil hr § i c n t d by or** h u n d r e d r f N o t l r r !• h»r«t.y t i v r n t h a t an *I*-tlon ra,3re q u a 1!fir4 f l f f t >n of t h r city a n d • %■11 l>* mcr t im p » n l r 4 » t t h 4 » f . t t # n r ?.<■*ill l a ha'd a t th* t»v*r*I F o llin t placw* in t h e r a a d l d i t t or r a n d l d t t r s m n t or J*amin il# C i i n t i . Tl f i t * , on th* I k t h d a y c » m M s : r tfcerrin prr*#r.tr4 will are»r*t the of : ...ta-nbar 1319 p u r . i a n i t o C h . o t a r n f l r f • f c ity c o p i n i t t i 1 n t r l! be l* *irc!e4, »19t of th e Lana of F f j r i l a , Acta of 1919. th e city council ih a l l plac* hia n a m r on E n title d An Act t a p r o h ib it H o f . or Sw in* e tttion and ballot* p ro v id e d t h a t #uch r u r .n i n ; *>r roatr-ir.f a t t a r j * in *aid c o u n ty , ritter. r.otirr «? a cc epta nce 1* ?>#d a i t h the N t l l t r of t p y l Wa t i o n or T n I l r e 4 t ' n d r r for in* purpc-M <f » d o p t : n t or ra ja ctin* t h e c ity r lUOftl a t i#a*t ten I0J dav* p rio r to pr< *.»f,ir.t of *ald act. «atd a ' a c t i i n t a ba S e c t i o n ' of t h t p u r h * * . U * * o f 1‘Jor • ;a ction, a r d the c o lla r 1 *hall publi*h the - ■* ■ l i t U o f law* ( o v e r n 144 e arn a# if all can d id ate * ha*ir.* qualified aa I N ti^o i« hereby fiver, t h a t 5L C. I l i t b ^ o . i f f *en*:*l • I t r t l i n i , i n r l u d i n f t h r qualifl*' la a r.»« •p*p*r .1 r*r.cra! c.-.-. a r . iM f . f fF*tific4Te S 1T^. datfKl ration of aotar*^ .! t h e c ity , in th e t**ue JU*t pr» c cd ln ( th* | p u r c h1th cf J u n e . Ji, 1 ! T# h&i filed Th# ! llomtr.c »l*rt r. ha * a h*»n atv»olntad elect) it - N o r t e c lo r akall *irn petition# fur ffc* t l n j f » r ! l f , r a ! r Its m> ff.ee, a a d h » j m 4 d r to r- n d u r t l a i d ala-tion an 1 t o c a n * * . , a n d ) m -. t h ar. ih*e# r t '. i i . l i t , * N j candidal* | Applifaf. a for 14 1 iee.j t i**u* in t tr.aka r .t u r n * t th# v o t * . *a*t in t h a .a v a ra i • r a il cdrru lat# hi* ’* n p»tit- a T h# thr#* mftCt’ with 14* S l i t e ertiftc ite t f a b r i f e v p r t r in r t * . r-»; - - t i v r l y , th# i n t n a m a d to a c t can d id ate * r*c*lyir.f the three hl(he*t n u r , ‘ . . foil »lft< r f o p e f t y * itu 4 tn i in a t dark b e r -f ■ if* r*>: i t • .cr. , ; , r : i a* pf rtdi : d e n t i n . !# r n u r . t v . PL *M«, f **»U. l i e f , SV I'raatnct No 1. T im K**r.a. F. E. 0 !** It S ; S K r • f W f Sre. 2. T. 20 It. 2* y It'in W » | S ft (S r !*! 5 A. W. W ath an a n d W . F. > hi Hay. Frafinct No 2 9 H a - k i n t J. P. M a S r t t ft* 2*» * ft. » a rfr* . T h e i i l i U n d be* ifir 4»f*e.*ed At tb* dftt# of the f i l l l l i C t of Ja> h. J o h m o a a n d J . W. flail. i'r - r ir .r t No 3. C. I_ l lr t t t. G. F. P a t t o n . • u r h e e rtifira te in t h e u m » pf 5«m. M . S m i th l*n1*** »ll J C*ft 16r i t e *h»’l be re* D a d d Spaar. a t.J F. F. Kin**. F r . r t n c t No t \ a . H i c k ., F. A. J o h a dFerr.ed i c e r d t r e to law tai deed wilt i*«vie t h ef* » n m th* 30 t h d a y ol Septem ber* » r , t . V. M e l , j i n n ar.d 1^ >r.ar 1 Kali. F r a c i n 't No. I_ t*u»*,lnc. N J. T an A . I» 1913. r.*r. O. G. Wader11 a n d If. Jl. McCall U l t t i e e e m> i i f r . Al uf e Af.d m a ! P rre in e t No t . J. W. F l r a t , (1. T . F#t*r*. thi« th e 2^!h d i ) *’f .• V t». 1919. J. V. Wick*, a n d M. t . I ) » l r j r . •♦•I K * POfGLAfS, LAKE VIRGINIA Fr»cir.ct No. 7 R It fio*.*"i, J. n -'■l L'iefk C ircuit f ' o u r t Serr.lnole (*o,, F l i . da* c. r. J i - - * i , *•„„ C o l '. a ^ - *r *. a ♦** »«** I’rarinct No. * C. E- Mathar*. S E. GEORGE MORGAN WARD. D. D . I I. D * V *a > l Mather*. I E. l t a l d i t t tr.d A. W, M r : , n t n N o t l r r of t p yl i ra li o n or Ta* D a a d f ' n d r r Frecdert No. > T. D. H a r t le y , T. P. 1. S a r t l o n a of C h a p t e r t * * * , l . a o * of M o r Presidcr.t J. I Hitt • m f J. N. S * i r r . . Ida io J a n * * W - * . j . : •.:. . N'Ttir# it haraf Oldcsf ( ollcse in Florida Inicr-DSnominalional C.»#R t h a t F. W, T h i r - Co.F: .*.rinct v .'.obiom a n d A. E. S joblom . pa# pur r h**#* «'f * • :t;d.*i» .(*. inn. ' • . r : l i . J. W. t n t r * n . \ W. u*ta-l tr.a 3rd day • J u l y . A D. 15*S, r a* «i 11. Fullar and W, H. Hailard. Iliad **id r a rt i f lr a t a In ray offir# and ha* M ’- 'llae. b a i l GactDn to b* bald In a ccordance re ad # a p p ll r a t i o n fur t a t d*ad to iti u a io To jirovidi* a liberal education, a eenerou* culture, a a rro rd a r.ra » u h la*. Said ra rtiflra ta a m - with th# . . . » r i u r i d a f u v a r n l n k t h e hjid* b r a r . * t h r l-dti o i n t d o a r ri b - d p r o p r r t y ait- i t t o( c r r.*fa l a l r ' t : r.j In ra id H a t* an I re­ thorough training of the physical, intellectual ar.d spirit­ u a t a d in S#talnol* * u n t y , Florida, t o - a i t ; turn* t !-• mad* lu the clerk and enairual nature. I.*'t i s , Jl'itir.* n * h u r * # ) f an Add. t o m a n of tha it- ard *f C . i r . t y C o tJtn .a ito jn S a n f o r d . T h r t a i l la n d bvlr.e a it*, tad at of . a i d C o u n ty . • OFFERS tha d a t a •[ tha :**u*r,ra of r u t h farU firat# D a# bv r d r f vf th# D u r d .■! C o u n t in th# r a m # of W. } T h i f p a n . Cr.Ia.* taiif *_ i i d e W , ‘- a t n .1 S t a l a a l # C s s . t y , Four-year course leading to A. B, degree. Fre-profesrtrtlflsal# b* f r t r m * 4 v - r c r d i n |*> ®*a i.. t r ’D6C GLASS storial courses in Agriculture. Medicine. Engineering, l a o ta* d a . d v.'i' tit*/#**a on Ifco 30tfc Clark of I t - ar.1 of C o u n t y C o m m i u i o n c r t d i'. f S r p t a r c b a r . A. D 1919. ol Sarait •!* C J u n l y . E lorii*. l.-ti* add Tneology. _ .....#.»*• Witn#** m y otfi'iat a lpna tur* ar.d *aal 6 1 - f t r . Special departments: Music, Commerce, IFtme Econo- ( thi* th a 2*th d a y *f t u r n ! . A. t>. 1919. tawaD E . A. DDL*GLASS, l a the Circuit Court. r*a)#nih Ju d ic ia l C l * . mics. Normal, Fine and Applied Arts ar.d Academy. Clark C ircuit C o u r t S » m i n r l r C o . FI*, Cull. In a n j for S e m l i i l e County. F l o r i d a 03 -----------i 2-5tc II* k. AJ. D . ' j f l a t r . D. in t h t n r r r y . -Albert Hall. C o m p la in a n t Roster of Lectures for 19ir*-'J0 includes a large number In Clrrult Court of i ha S a t r o t h Judic ia l In S * u \ t . Hall. D e f e n d a n t. C l r r u lt of Florida. S r m i n o la County. of authors, scientists, artists and professional men of na­ Chanrary. T o K s .a M. Hall, - - — Strevt, In d ian a p p li* . C. t - iLar.dall. C o m p l a i n a n t lad. tional prominence. v. I a p p a a r m f f r o m th* affidavit of \ l b e r t W illiam A i k i n . o n [>anl»i. L u t h r r C. F c r t a r , Hal!t hareia duly died t h a t ha i* c o m p l a in a n t T h a pn rf* rao u th T * j* t 4- G uraanta# Co.. in th# above .n t i t l * d c a i t e a n d t h a t It it th * Naval Ur.if with instruction for ten ratings. Strong Alia# C. IliE, D a v id l.»a D anial A. D. S t a r - twliaf t h a t th* d a f r n i a n t . It >*a H. Hall, i» athletic program including aquatics. Expenses m iderate. b ir d , and all u n k n o w n twraoE) elaimlne a r. n r#*idant *>f th* S t a t * ol F l s r l d a a v f a n y i n ta r m t b y . t h r o u e h or u n d t r th e tha* «h* it a r a u d e n t of a H a t* of t h e *Jnit*d a b o v e n a m e d parti#* or . i t h a r r f th # tr. a t ^tat*-* nthaf t h a n t h a S ta t* of Flori t* a n d h t i r r . d#v •»-* Ufat*--*, araM a#* or other* ;* a r#*:d*nt f th* S t a t* of I n d i a n a , r*: i i n f Thirty-Fifth year begins 'll September. 1519. »i*» a n d all tha* Ba l i a o w n *, -* n - . a t ------ ------ .'tr*vt in th* C ity •■[ I n l l a s a p '. l l * , r i ar. ir.ttreat r, *• i 1- th* laid land* n- I n i . a r . a a nd t h a t t h a t# la n o p e rt in in ! h* vc.lv r d In taid edit, a t al M a t * of Florida t'.« *#r*ic* of a lu b p o * i t F*>r catalog and other information address: up s whom would b in d th* d . f r n d . n l Drd*- of C o f t tt r u c ti v e Sarvfea, *n-l th'at it »• hia b«!Uf t h a t ; r of t h r *t»* THE SEt ItETAKY. ROLLINS « ol.LEGE T all u n k r .i w n p a r t i * , cla im ir.f I n t c r - . t fcr.dar.l It o * r r t a e n t y - o n * year*. I * , t h r ' - j f h r und*r W illiam A t k i n to a I b v Winter Para. Florida :*.. f . u t h t r C. I', rt*-. Th- F o * t* r a iu th Tr-.*t Y->u arv t h r r - . ' i r r o r d t r a j to a p p e a r a «;.»•**!— c . . \ ■ C. Ilill, Daiid L * thi* bill vh M o n d a y t h . *.th l a - ,*f <!•:.* I • i • I, i - ! \ I • S ta r b ir d . a • heir*. d« *e* •. A t ’. | $ | > , tn<- »»m* b * f n t a R u - a i*., o: a w o- tb ia C o u r t . h k n o » n ptriiB *. . r.. elairaivf ah f - * r i r 4 . J land. I t 1* f u r t h e r n*d'*#S t h a t th;» notir* f I ■: la. ‘ .-wit I. I.OT* l *hd ’• p u b lis h e d I* r f u r e . a * a r u ti \ e Week* ,o Dc *i laf*l pl ea*p .* r 'l pi aurbki i t h t d tha - a nv> f o tn r d ••• li raid I th E , ' a th* .it i ■ ■art '»rnlr.i.l# C o u na*. t y . I J T i * ll1*- a l th a r r o f vbi* 3>rd K a n t * 31 t. .1 Cir. Jay of Ju ly A D. E. A. D 'J U G t - \ W . V u » - i *-urh - t J - i B f Kerebi * Of-ftfrd t il> V, M. D U fta M . l-a Uft'l if t,, f-jf a •*(• ! r \ Tf t*ourl **r». (I in# ' uf! !l r. t 1 ft -,L El It. . # A K. •;.v,tr 9 .-licit. for C < rap! t i n a n t . l*i* 1*1 -1»v J N-*r. t . 191->. ' b f l anil | You Can Bor Proa Ui at t i # f # I ■ m i * *n* •» f t o t h r i..a *■1 r jnv^luin'. | In t i r c j i t Court, v e i n l h Wholesale Prices Saminol* I * « * ' ' , l U d i l i WA N T ADS PAY ROLLINS COLLEGE 4>Kh Know What You Buy No housewife should make her pur­ chases blindly, especially those for the table. T he efficient purchasing; of all food products requires study and investigation. Always read labels very carefully and always BEW A R E when no label is given, show­ ing the formula or composition of the product It always takes intelligent buying to purchase economically. Using self rising flour has always been false economy. Many self rising flour manu- facrurers have never even put the formula of their product on their packagei. It doein't even (how on the tack what the product contain*. In thii day and age mott housewives want to know ju« what they ire buying and they Ihould know, Few domeitic icience nacher*, few inveitigiting houiewivei and practically no groerr*’ wivea are bow using (elf riling flour. It is hoped that the increased use of pure plain flours and the use of a good grade bakint; powder in connection, will reault in many other housewives, discontinuing altogether tbe me of questionable gradca of prepared flour*. Many people do not know that self rising flour is not used generally over the coun­ try, bu: in a comparatively few sections only. It has some­ times been md that it was popular only in that seciion of th* country where houievrives were lazy. I have always main­ tained (hat such was not the cxm bot that the housewives in £u\ l>ceh itld and therefore could not be expected to inni•. If th is article prompts one housewife to investigate, my work will not have been in vain. Now investigate? Ask your doctor! Ask vour grocer! SO TE—SteJ CciUlto is already util Lncu n to most of the ladies cf Our city. Sk . tt of the Dotnrs'.i• Seif net liraneh of the University of Chi Simmons College. Holton CetokingS> koool, a graduate of Lruss SufTtisor cf Domestic Science in Public Schools, Special I tctunr c i Domestic Arts and Economy, Special Lecturer to tha 11* **.,>i‘s Clubs. H e arc publishing a series of her most important articles. I On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates W r i t # f * r I 'r l * * L i l t *V. l-’.iihi A W.A.Menjday Cwnpaij Pslstka, Florid* Notire Vg p 1 r a t i o n f - r t a * -*rrtl*»(* * o f t h a p l r r l * » * . I IT ’S NOT YOUR HEART IT’S YO UR KIDNEYS d i a t e ly . T h e u v o th ln g . h e a l i n g oil e ti m u la te e th e k iln e y iv reliev e# in ffa m m a D oes a n d d e stro y # th # g e rm * w h ic h h a v e c a u s e d IL Do n o t w a i t u n t i l t o ­ m orrow Go to y o u r d ru g g is t t o l s y and i n s i s t o n G O L D M E D .A i, l l a a r l e m OH C a p i ’-il*-# In tw e n ty -fo u r h o u rs you s h o u l d f e * l h e a l t h a r .d v i r o r r e t u r n i n g a h ! w i l l M a#* t h e d a y y o u f i r s t h e a r d o f G O L D M E D A L ! f v a r i a n t O il. A f t e r y o u f#« I t h a t y o u h a v e c u r e d y o u r i e l f . l o n l l r ie t o t a k e o n e n r t w o c a p s u le s e a c h < ls f, so a a to k e e p la "I r s l- d v a * r . o t i t i n a n ! w a r d ol! t h a d u n g e e o f o t h e r a l t a i a* A s k f o r ’ h e o r i g i n a l I m j - o r ’ ed G O L D M il! >AD b r a n d . T h t e # a i l * . M oney re ­ f u n d e d i f D iey dii n o t h e l p y o u . ELDER S P R I N G S WATER T l t O . 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Seminole C o u n t ) Racj-1*. Defatidanta, !l uftk E. A D o t >irt haniin |[v j J w F T I. ASv Co. Sda kVlltr E l d n t y <Sl*ei*a i t s o r » * 7 '* 7 t# r o f r « h •o r.a A n . a j o r i t y o f t h * 111* a f f l i c t i n g p e o p l * to-day c a n b* t r a c e d t a c k t o k id n e y tro u b le . T h * k ld n e y n a r * th# m e e t Im p o rta n t o m m of t h # t o d y . T h e y ar* tb# f i l t c r e r f . t h e F u r t h e r s , o f y o u r b lo o d . K i d n e y d i s e a s e , l i u s u a l l y In d ica te * ! b y ■ w e a r l r a s e . *D * p le * » r.e * » . n e r v o u m e a * . deepondeeroy, b a c k a c h e . * to m a c h t r o u ­ b le . p a in tn lo ln e a n d l o w e r a b d o m e n . K a l i a to n e * , g r a v e ! , r h e u m a t i s m , s c i a t i c a m n l lu m b ag o . A ll t h e s e d e w a n g r m e n U a r e tin tu r e '* ■ i r n a l * t o vwsrn y o u t h a t t h e k i d n e y # n e e d h e lp . Y o u t h o u Id u t e G O L D M R D A L H a a r l e m O il C a p s u l e # I m m e ­ Mary M H t M U H l ) . I I.OUIDA I D r r d I ttifr’ of Fl or i da N'etlre ,* h e r e b y ( i r o n t h a t 1 • -r- i-mllhORDER e r ta e h , p u t r h a * * r •( T a t C erti Av a le No. T o all u n know n »lr* of. a n d all u n k n o w n : : ’ . ■■ * • • :* i I 1 D. 1901. t» r* .-n . elaiminc int*ra*t u n d e r E. S. A E. J. ha* Bird l a i d a r r t i f l e a t - ta m> '-ffit# a i d ha* W h it* , a n d t i all u n k n o w n pars .rv* ctaimtn* tr.a .1# a p p t l r a t i a ' r t a * lev : t o i** ue in inta f**t u nde r C. AA'. J a r o r k a , i i d alt unarc-,(dar.ar with l a * Paid r* rtiflrat* et-.- Miowr. par lie* r lairaln e an n l e r r » t in a n d t o i f i m t* . following I r e e r i b t ! p r o p e r t y *it- Lota I I. ■. •- M U r a 2. E. J. AAhit# '. u a t - d in t-atnin.l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a t o wft: Subdt*i*to n a* r a f o r d e d in Fiat H.*.k N o 2, 8 W , of S AA ' | Saa 19. T w p 31 South S*mitvol* C i r u s t y flarord*. l l i r p 30 E aa t. T h r taid l a n d b*i3( a*. Y o u ' a n d r a r h of j j a t* bare b> otdrtw d , * . * , d a t t h a d a ta . f th* D*uan*» -..f iu c K t o a p p * a r lu th* b.lt of c o m pla int h r n i n f a r ti f .- a t a in th# r.atn* of J . Ai. Itr> » n . Mad a g a . n . t you. on the Rule da* f r Nuv* l o l a u *a!d r r r t i f t r a ' e *kall b a r .d r e m a d > n ti « r . t h a t a n t being the t h ir d id N o v e m ­ a r e o f d i r .t t o law t a i d e ad will ia.ue there*-*ber a 3 1 a. - thi ia, e p t e l er. A D. !»I9. f t i . fu r th e r - r d e r a d t h a t thi* nvtlc* b* W i t r e e . my ffirial - . c n a t u r * ar.d i r a i thi* p l U U i w d one# i a - h week for twalv* s h I i th - Tib da> ol Auguet A. l>. 1919. ta t h * S a n l^ rd H erald, a naw-tpapar p a h ■ . f.. A . D O U G L A S S . • if 1 .r t S rr..-. ,1* C o u a t), Uahtd in S»raisi!a C o u n t y , F J i r i d l . Witnaa* my h a n l a n d n f l - l i l *»al of t h # F lorida *vid C l r r u lt C ourt t h i . th# *lh d a y *f AugIt , V. M . Douglaaa, ft. C. tilt, 1919. iS eal> K. A I H U G L A S J I n t ir r u it <' u t l of th* **# • a rti h Jndlrial lT»rk. Circuit Cu4 t t Clrenll of f l . r i d a , S a t o io o l r C e en ty . Schell# Main**, It) t h e r r* * . Solicitor f i r C - m pia inant. ti-lllc . C 1,. R a n d a ll, < o m p la i n a n t v< AA’iliiam t tk i o * - D a n ir l. L u t h r r Fort#r, In C l r r u lt Court of th* S e v e n th J u d lr ia C l r r u i t of llo r i d a . S a m la o l a C o u n t ) , ,n T h# F o r t * m o u th T r t n t X t i n t u t * # C**., C hsntery, Alice C. 11*11, Davyd L#* D a n ial, A. D. S t a r t i r d , a n d all u n k n o w n p#r»'-na claim- J. F*. I . t i n t , J-iinad **y J. E. Lainy, h#r hu»i r g ftft> i f i t e r o t by t h r o a g b or u&def th* b a n d . C amplatr.aftU. i b o w e a r n t d r t r l i e * or c ith e r of t h e m , at ti. b r t n . dr«i»r*ft. grantF#-*, I rfa C r^ t nr itherR B. R a n t «ii#, and a'] Tther u n k n o w n p #fv»a i c!aira* M or*, m . i n d ia id u a lly a n d *« tfutt©#, (*al* iftg 4fty ifilefeftt in a n d t u »ai*J lan d * Ifivolved arm A. I'oage. Anna C. W«>>4tridg#, Indi* in taid auit. et al. v id u a l l y a n d ar Lratten* (lb?*! (i K a r e i , a n d Itichie VV i b r u i ^ , a?:i *11 j a k i o c n Ilr f rn d f tR tt. p # r * >f.« claiming any m t e m t bv, t n r o t g i O rder of Construct*#*- S*fTicr or u n d e r anjr of th e above n a m e d deleft !• T o t h n d vfe ndant*; W»1 s*rs A tkinin n a n te , e ithe r a# b t i r t , d n i i ^ i , t f i n i # # * . Oaf.i#*, l .u t b e r f . I'cMf-r, TH# p c r u a e u i l i legal##^ or otherwi##. aftd all u n k n o w n p e rT r u t t i. G u a r a n i t m (‘a., Alir# c', Ilill, •on* e ta i m m e Internat b r th r o u g h of un i t r I>a*id l.en P a n i e l a n d A. I» M a f b i r d : i r w i # C. M urphey a n d J* Rielim»ftd M u r p h It i p p r a n n g from I b r i a mb bill of com* p h # y , h r r h u i b i n d , m w Je c i * H , a t heir* plaint he rein filed, t h a t j >mr plac e ©f fetidnvieer#, legate^* of other wUe m d all d i i t i It u n k n o w n , a n d t h a t .joy, sr« o t e r o t h e r u n n n j n n prr*ont claiming a n v i n te r the age *»f 21 p e a r t : m ! tn a n d t o aafd p r o p e r t y I oto I t e d 1ft »aid ■ui i. I *ef * ft dan U11 i« t h ••t *f r■r t i ir d # r*“J i h a t y ou * n d * *cK O rder ol C o n t l r s d i r * Her vine. of ) o u d o ap p rftr bef *r o u r t a i d Cirr-Mt T o t h e l>*fencanu, VVm. G. Vadenri-d, C o u r t i f !b i I ftp! | | ftM ta d i a l r-l. F lo fld l on the i t h d a y rd Lelot*?,, I'i, I t i t , tn in II, II# l l u r w y , Geo. II. M orton, I qL . H j i IIi’ ar.d a* t r u tt e e , C a U t a A. F i t ( f ( Albert t j , and t h e r e to m ak e a tta w tf t o t h e bill ol L a e re a n d Richie W oodbridge: (4 nn plaint fit#d her* in a gal m l > #ut a p p e a r in g from tb e t n o r n bill of Com­ 11 ia f u r t h e r orde re d t h a t thi* order h# p laI in filed t h a t y o u r place of rr-#*. p y b k i h e d in th e Ha nf m d H e rald , a e tw t p a p e rd e n r et iherein n k n o w n , a n d t h a t you are over putdlah#d in Seminole C o u n t ) , F i a , ones *the .ftgn t of u21 year*: w#ek for t i g h t e o n tr e y tl* * we*k#, Ordered t h a t you an 1 each Witn#** my b a n d ar.d »«al of «aid Clrtuit of Ity ouu khereforn oo a ppea r before ou r Said C irc u it C o u r t this thn 7th d a y of A l c j i I 1919. C o u r t , a t tb# C o t It **a• ♦ In Sanford. Fla. I Seal* L . A. ftO C G L A S S , on t h e M h da> ofj r O c t i o e r A. D. 191V, t h r u Cl#rk of C ircu it CTourt S e m in o le Co*. Kla. a n d t h e r e to m *ke a&iwer f a th e bill of c o m ­ K F. H o j a h o l d e r . p l a i n t herein filed agair.st y ou. Solicitor. «3*M< .i ------------------------------------------l i ia f u r t h e r ordered t h a t t b i i 'n o t 'C * he I n tbe f l r c a i t C n i r t o f ib e S e v e n t h J n d l r U in the f l r r n l t n f l U r i d * . S e m in o l e l o a n ' ) , la public feed for e.ght c a u m t u i v # Sa n fo rd H e rald, a n e w spa per pub*tibed In ( b a a r e i) . J . Y. teaing. Joined by J , IL L a i r g , bar hut* Hetnin^ld Co. H i T ilt new* my hand a n d l e a l of ** f C irc u it band. C o u r t tb ia th 7th d a / j ! August 1V19. C ©taplaleatrta •trail L. A# l>UtT,L*«S Ti* C#r#k of ( V n i t C o u r t S*n#i*w#e Co. F la . Wtn, G. A s d c n r ie d . It. II H t - u y , G» a*. Il, K. t F. Huuibrfdrr# M t r t t b i Ib d lr id t u iL a i •* t f i i l H k Su'uci 1 i f . €>>*■y t e. a io A . i 'l a f w . A r . r * C , V, I 1 A C C lD ftN T LJA^ILIT'C D U R G i-A R y -*ATE GLASS Our Agent. MR. IL U . HKRNUOW. will v*riu* jou any t.f Ihi- above anythin# y o u need I n t l I ■- -r "*>• l ' “ Through his roniivrtion »iih u* i.» ran ;i**- v.iu Insurance p.'oiei • lii.n in the ' i r , ‘ »irun.’c*t Company* In arn j u J e*erj line fo r i - „ r i n - u r j r . i *• i t JAiiibS General Insurance PAXON, Jacksonville, Fla. & . K»tabli»heil 1 o . Surety Bond* • Employers Liability T H E ONLY PLANT O F ITS KIND IN THE ENTIRE STATE Electric welding insures ab­ solutely perfect work and at the same time saves you money because it is much quicker t h a n any other method. For welding fire cracks and putting patches on boilers it has no equal. Duval Iron Works Jacksonville, Fla. �?yjpy4i SF.PTEMBB8 5. 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD Free SERVICE! Let us inspect your battery FREE, put dis­ tilled water in FREE. We make a special­ ty of electrical troubles on autos and guarantee nil our work. Wc also have competent mechanics to overhaul your car and can give you satisfactory service if your troubles are large or small. We are the official service station for the famous pmLAMumtA tnad at times and shoot all tho ne­ groes in sight whether they have committed a rrime or not and the southern negro knows this nnd know­ ing it he will continue to remain where he is treated sqiturc. man and with Ids brother owns a chain of six drug stores in Georgia. Dr. Telford needs no Introduction to the people of Sanford as ho is a for­ mer Sanford hoy and was in the drug business here several years ago. , • • • Thu Union Drug Store experts to * Governor Catts has appointed start about October 15th. his son, Sidney Jr. to the position of Adjutant Generul. The ollicinl direc­ For Stole Scnatoi tory of Floridn «•!!! sosr. jp„ii like Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla. this: Gentlemen: 1 wish to state through your paper Governor, Sidney J. Cults. Assistant •Governor, Miss Cults. that it is my intention to become a candidate for Stnte Senator from the Attorney General, Iloscoe Cults. Adjutant General, Sidney Catts, Jr Nineteenth Senatorial District, rep Secretary of State, Another Catts. resenting Orange, Seminole and Os­ ceola counties, and at the proper Treasurer, Son in law of Catts. time l will make formal announce­ Comptroller, Another Catts. All other state offices and county ment for this office. Yours truly, offices to he lilted by friends of the N C. Bryan. Catt family. UN11KAS O NA11LK FEELING ]® Head of Tuskeegee Institute Seeks a Solution Tuskegee, Ala., Sept. ,‘J.— J. T. Guaranteed 18 Months Moton, Booker T. Washington's suc­ cessor as principal of Tuskegee In­ stitute, declared in a statement to­ day regarding the recent race riots in several cities in the north and south that it was difficult to under­ stand why there should he so much apparent suspicion and bitterness on the part of both the white and negro races. "I have never known the colored people to have more intense feeling towards the white people than at the present," Dr. Moton said, "and 1 have never known a time when there May be bitter griefs untold; was less reason. Trouble comes to every man Though he live the best he can. I never knew a time when the white —Edgar Allen Guest. BUDGET OF O P IN I O N “ JUST people of the ’ ^.•.‘1* not imlj \Vve BETWEEN YOU AND ME” leading white people, but tbe aver­ even t i i e g a t e p o s t * I have seen many good towns age white man, was more anxious ami many good cities in the past than at present to he absolutely fair NOT IN IT ten years and I hnv» never »,-eo a and just to the negro; to sto to it A ( hi*'! I* Among Ye Taking Ne'e: good town or a good city that did that the colored race in the south and t anh. "He’ll Prim 'em'*— not have a live Hoard of Trade. Do had better school facilities, better So Says Saunlerer. you get me? railroad accommodations, and ede* * • quatc protection und?r tho law. Trouble and Envy * Sanford Is going forward so fait This is also true of the nor.tb T;yu)< ■<nines to every man that we are even attrsetlil^-v,.,^fde_ .«,'"r her*« was ncwi a thtTe* Vfion’ the Thougn lie live the best he ran. , Orlando to come here ami that south and tho north too, saw more N r.t . • good hut now nnd-'dvw is going some for I believe it is us clearly the value of the negro as an He mu.>: !"■■<• the care; of men, difficult to get an Orlando man to economic factor in industrial opera­ None «o rit'li that he can pay leave home ns it is to get some tions. I never knew a time when Grief and pain to stay away: people here to join the Board of southern white people felt more None so strong hut he must know Trade ami that is sail! to he the chagrined and hu initiated at the All a weaker brother's woe. most difficult thing in the world. awful crime of lynching than they • • • Gliry gives no guarantee do today, am! I never knew a time T.ut you shall he trouble free, * Judge Cheney of Orlando is a when they were more determined to And the gold you strive to keep great man in my estimation and I put down mob rule, whether aimed Cannot say you shall not weep. think he is great because hu plays at black or whity, than now. Many He that walks the ways of earth the game all the time. When lie of the leading pupers of the south Must at times he lost to mirth; works he works like Helen when he are speaking out ns never before Each must have his share of rain plnys he plays like Helen I suppose against all forms of injustice and un­ And il't useless to complain. when he sleejis ho probably sleeps fairness to the colored race. hut no one has over found him "We, north nnd south, should Envy no man's costlier dress usleep. 1 mention the Judge in this make up our minds that there is It nay rover keen distress: column of nonsense because I hap­ room enough; there is opportunity In the rieli man's home may he pened to see him at a ball game some enough for colored am! white to Lonelii.*» and misery. And tr> great man, brave and good, time ago and the way he enjoyed work peacefully and harmoniously that hull game tickled me to death. here in America, each living his life If we i idy understood, The judge had a bunch of young unhampered by any act or any un­ May Pi sutiering bitterer woes men with him in the car ami he toward altitude of the other, and I Than hi* humble brother knows. bought pink lemonade and blue pea­ hope that our leaders in every com­ Each must feel the burl of pain, nuts and took oil his bat and yelled munity, white nnd black, will get for Sanford. A grv*t man is the together and smooth out matters Each mu*t take his share of rain, Nie.i ear, go through life without judge, a man who will always stay that are misunderstood, so that Coming f:* i* to face with doubt. young because Ids heart is young. America can tench the world that And the :<riee of fame and gold black people and white people can I see by the papers that my old Rv«* peacefully and harmoniously in friend Forrest Lake will shy tiis hat this great country." Earn S5.H0 a Day or More into the Congressional ring and it looks like Forrest will go to Wash­ Man or Woman RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT this time. t j.. e:i tv in your own locality. No ington sure enough l i t Mrs. E. W. Peabody •applies, no money required. Addtit( " i’ o. Box fi'JT, Jacksonville, Fla F * Fish ought to he the cheapest Whereas, In the providence of our thing in Florida and I am going to All-wise Father there has been re­ liml out why they are not cheaper. moved from our midst one of the Tilt: FLORIDA T1MESUN10N 1 sent a hoy to the fish store the oldest members of our body, who ' ' *P!* # i m t r l i n i r r p r r * r n t a t h r for VfTlpn ip Jril| n i ! i *-ftiling d i p.irimi nlo In (ItU other day to get some mullet and through long years of her association wriy ind a.ljuininj h rriior). All of pari llmr anyone knows that mullet should with us has set an example of failhs*|*r, l>f rMmrnjM| 0n# c;i»r full par* mii i t i„ it rfftufy )nt| nun ro*rr( n p r r l r n r r lie cheap and the man charged i fulness and loyalty, Therefore, be it •M ttfrtm cr \tltjrrn twenty cents a pound for pop eyed Hie Florida Timcs-Unlon Resolved, 1st, That we express our mullet athnt the fishermen used to J * r W Ulr, I lurid* appreciation of our loss and of her give to me and darned glad to get fidelity to the great cause we are rid of them. Can you beat it? trying to promote. Twenty cents a pound for mullet in ‘Jnd, That we extend to the family Florida and in Sanford. I suppose of our deceased sister our sympathy it costs more to raise fish now than and love. it did before the war, eh what? HOTEL • • • Brd, That a copy of these resolu­ JACKSONVILLE'FLA __ tions lie spread upon the minutes of rt I understand that the governbrcpw OUa Gmplete■fWjm-Scrwwi men lias some men in this pnrt of the Woman’s Missionary Society of o.'jiii iws SiewvUMtod• C&fab\ Florida investigating the high the Methodist church of Sanford, p. vtlcxCwwonicfd loCvcrytkinJ-ln cost of living and they will appoint and that a copy bo furnished her >wt cfCily-Scnd for Booklet* *1N0U U.StUTH, PROP'R * some home profile to help them and children. Mrs. A. E. Philips, that they will do some real investi­ Mrs. T. O. Charles gating. • • I Mrs. C. II. Smith, Com mil tee. The negroes of Texas do not want their so-called northern friends Important Notice trying to get them equal rights. In There will be a call meeting of the fact they do not want the northern people to got mixed up in their busi­ Woman's Club Wednesday afternoon ness a-tall and they said so In a Sept. 10th at 4:110 o'clock, for the letter written to some of tiie Smart purpose of electing a president nnd Alecks up there who are trying to chairman of Welfare Department. AUTO o w n ers save the southern negro from him­ It is very urgent that every member G-dl on us for exact self. The people in the southern attend, in order that tho election states understand each other both and other important matters may be duplicate of your white and black, and all they ask promptly attended to. By order of tr“kcn spring, from these reformers is to let them the president. ■nd receive V. M, Douglass.' alone. We do not want any of their •prlngwtIloc. Secy. letter writing, personal visits or •d a c t lu Q their newspapers to try and tell us that I, what to do. The negro is treated New Drug Store to Open teal, better in ths south than any other J. C. Dean and Dr. J. C. Telford part of the United States and if he have arrived in the city from Griffin, does not like his treatment here he Georgia and expect to open the can always go north and get in per­ Unit .t Pharmacy in tho Kunner sonal touch with, those reformers buibli 'R as soon as the necessary who want to reform him at long dis­ changes can he made in the store nnd the front of the building. Mr. tance. SANFORD FLORIDA It is the«o same reformers who go Dean is an experienced drug store let YOUR next BATTERY he a PHILADELPHIA. Sanford Battery Service Co. L. A. RENAilD, Prop. 203 Oak Avenue Phone 189 CURBSTONE GLEANINGS PAGE NINE Plenty of Meat A ll The Time! Specials For Saturday Spring Lamb, Veal, Chickens Florida and Western Beef TELLS OF FLORIDA CROP l)r. J. C. Davis Enthslastlc About Southermost State Dr. J. C. Davis of Sanford, Flor­ ida is visiting Ids brother, E. B. Duvis, SIT S. Main Street, City. Dr. Davis has been in central Florida for the last fourteen years. He talks most interestingly of the agriculture wonders of Florida. One of his stories concerning a celery crop oil of 8 arre^ of land which sold this season for SI5,000. Another story concerns a pepper crop oil of to acres which rold for $50,000. While not discounting his enthusiastic report it is fair to state that Dr. Davis admits that last year was a most favorable one for crops in Florida.—Wichita Eagle. Mm :« f'T Slate Scuttoir Hon. N. C. Bryan of Kissimmee in this issue announces that lie will he ull candidate for State Senator and will make formal announcement at the proper time. Mr. Bryan lias many friends in the three counties which comprise the Nineteenth Senatorial District and his excellent record as a member of the house of representa­ tives tor u » term* .’v*M t,u,Tx formidable candidate, lie is a prom­ inent business man of Kissimmee and has many friends in this city and county who expect to rally to his support. King Albert !s Cuming Washington, Sept. :l. —King Al­ bert and queen Elizabeth of Bel­ gium eill arrive in Washington about Oct. I, and will he guests of the President and Mrs. Wilson at the White House, probably remaining three days. The king and queen will arrive in this country late this month and will come directly to Washington to visit tiie President and Mrs. Wilson before beginning a tour of the coun­ try. It was learned today that the tentative itinerary provides for their return to New York from Washing­ ton for a public reception, aft* r>-c Is they will leave on a journey that will carry them to the Pacific const. The cities which will lie visited enroute have not been determined upon. and Pork Home Made Country Sausage Quick Delivery Service - Phone 122 "CLEANLINESS O il ! MOTTO” B R O W N ’S MARKET E. C. METTS, Mgr. - - •117 Sanford Avenue -t,**>■>•••* City Garage “SCSIPPS mHCARS” Hood—Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY MOBILQILS andGASOLINE ACCESSORIES Car. \\ashed ami Delivered—V.*e ’.Vi!! Call for and Deliver Your Car. PHONE NO. *11 — REMEMBER THE NO. *11 K IN D L E WhenYourSprinA Breaks Y R J . Rirnolii Tobac co Co, T hat's because i t has the quality. Quick as you know Prince Albert you’ll write it down that P. A. did n o t bite your tongue or parch your thrpat. And, i t n e v e r w ill! For, our exclusive patented process cuts out bite anti parch. Try it for w hat ails y o u r tongue! Toppy red tidy red tine, handsome pound and half pound tin hat clever, practical cry*fed |glass humidor tvi.n with puntiwfl ■■■•■■-- ...... piuuikw |pound hhii, h vr/niu iuh nujfliuur B- 4 0. MOTOR CO. t OU can’t help cutting loose joy’us remarks every time you flush your smokespot with Prince Albert—it hits you so fair and square. It’s a scuttle full o f jimmy pipe and cigarette makin’s sunshine and as satisfy­ ing as it is delightful every hour of the twenty-four! It’s never too late to hop into the Prince Albert pleasurepasture! For, P. A. is trigger-ready to give you more tobacco fun than you ever had in your sm okecareer. sponge m siittnir top that seeps the tobacco in sach perfect condition. R« J, Reynold* Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C. !f. �(Continues! from Page 1) step of the new managers. Under the old regime there had been an a|nual deficit of from 125,000.00 to $50,000.00! Under the new form of government this had been converted into a surplus; and none of the funds reported a deficit. Every depart­ ment showed iscreased efficiency. Public improvements had cost less and been pushed further. Under the old government the city paid the Gas Company $24,278.66 for 1,113 street lamps; under the new $19,478.33 for 1,119 lamps—a saving of over $4,800.00. The city lived within its income. Not one appropriation had been exceeded! Police and Fire Departments had taken on a new efficiency. No boss, no machine, no scandall marred the situation; and, in the words of a leading daily: "Des Moines is de­ clared to be in fact the most eco­ nomically and most honestly man­ aged city of its size in the Middle West." We are assured the ihange from the machine rule to the people's rule under properly selected agents has produced excellent results—results But they're so practical and durable that you can keep nearly-c.'t record<. in * » —iA, «-0 **wi U ic lU . There’s a type to meet every purjwse, ami the stock forms that fit them are so carefully designed that you are able to u^e many of them without the slightest change. Bound in Red Cowhide Back and Corners, Corduroy Sides, Steel Hinges, Top Locking. Let us demonstrate how you can save time, labor and money by using the EsHp-liD Post Binder. Phone 118 Sanford. Florida that arc* phenomenal. John L. Ham­ ilton in a m e n t work entitled "De­ thronement of the City Rosa" is quoted as saying, "Every rity where the system is installed has its own story of deficits wiped out, floating debts taken up, bonds retired, busi­ ness methods introduced, long stand­ ing nuisances abated, laws enforced, book! better kept, streets kept cleaner, public works more honestly constructed, public buildings erected, additional parks and playgrounds acquired, economies enforced and taxes reduced All report a revival of public spirit and imp vcrr.cn business resulting from better civic conditions. There is no variation in the char­ acter of the reports—everywhere it is leaks stopped, system taking the place of chaos, efficiency substituted for poor service, promptness for hopeless procrastination, lower for higher tax levies, or better values re­ ceived for the public outlays." i ‘ "Hut,” Mr. Hamilton insists, back of all these causes for congratu­ lation and rising above every other consideration, the student of the new charter discovers that which explains the wonderful vigor and vitality of the whole movement and accounts for a popular favor out of all proportion to any financial re­ sults recorded at Galveston, or D«-s Moines or in any other city operat­ ing under the new plan, or all of them combined. It is the reconcilia­ tion of ihe citizen and his city: tf^* new birth of his faith in its public life; the revival of his hopes for the Republic as a thing that is not to languish and die from absorption of the toxins involved within itself, but is to go one for unreckoned ages, playing a good part in the drama of national life." Thus, that which most commends the commission plan of municipal government in general and the Des Moines pla •Ir. pirticula* ’■. • optimism it brings back into our municipal potitirs, the new anchor­ age it atlords far the democracy The decorations wore draperies of i!nk vines. pink crepe paper The crepe paper was also draped from the pink shaded ceiling shower lights ending ir. butterfly bows of paper ni ?ach corner of th« table, Thp pink vines • were festooned around hanging corners of linen covers and the center piece was com­ posed of pink Madame Cochet roses. The guests were Misses Alice and Annie Whitner, Dr. McCaslin and .\j r. Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs. \v M. McKinnon. Thursday night Mrs. Henry MeI.aulin entertained Miss Whitner and Dr. McCaslin with a dinner party. The center table was decorated with red roses in the shape of a heart with a little Cupid in the middle of the roses. At each plate was a card in which a red’rose hud was fastened and a pin with which to pin the rose on the wearer. On the cards were maxims and as the guests pipned on the rose they were called upon to read the maxims. They were good ones and brought forth much merri­ ment especially the good advice given the prospective bride and groom. The menu consisted of fried chick­ en, hominy, hot heaten biscuits, asparagus, scalloped potatoes, grated cheese, grape jelly, sweet peach pickles, vanilla ice cream ami cakes and iced tea The cakes were heart shaped with red cherries in the center anil the ice cream also had the red cherries Thc^e present wire Miss Alice Whitner, Dr. Herbert McCaslin, Miss Annie Whitner and Sir. Hutch­ inson. Mrs. J. E. Pace. Mr. and Mrs. Henry McLaulin and Henry Jr. and Victor McLaulin. This afternoon Mrs. H. C. DuIlose and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee will give a shower at the home of Mrs. Du Hose in honor if Miss Whitner. Weather anil t rup Conditions in Florida for the week ending Sep tcmiter 2. 1919. Temnernture —Mldriav tures *vere moderately high, but the last of the week was most pleasant. Temperature averaged 1 deg. below to 1 deg. above normal. Precipitation.—The week’s rainfall nvemged below the norma1 n" regular stations cf the Bureau, ex­ cept Key West, where the rainfall wa« above normal. No rain occur­ red during the week over portions of the northern and western divisions, where rain is needed to some extent. The heaviest rainfall occurred along the east and west-central coasts of the peninsula, where the week’s total exceeded 2 and 3 inches. Some of the greatest amounts reported vere: Tarpon Springs. 3.4; St. Leo, 1.7; Ft. Pierce. 2.5: Miami, 2.7; Old Town. 1.8: Crescent City, 2.5: Lynne 1.4; Jacksonville, 1.5; Madison, 1.2; Cedar Keys, 2.1; Tampa, 1.2, and Lake City, 1.2 incles. Condition of Crops.—The nbjdates of pink and green with an sence of rain and near normal sunaccompanying pinkjheart completed shine in the cotton belt resulted in the center piece. upland cotton opening rapidly: pick- 18 cents a package AMELS^tre in a class by themselves — easily the most refreshing, the most likable cigarette you ever srr.o»;2 -. You can prove that! Simply compare Camels puff-by-puff with any cigarette in the world at any price! Put q u a lity, flavor and cigarette satis­ faction to the utmust test! C C a m e l * e r e m id ev e ry ­ w h e r e In acirntifieatly t r a l r d • o f 30 or l ( n p a c k e | ] * * ( 3 0 0 c / A'e r « r |r » ) in a ilattinr-paptr-envrrrd carton. W e t l r o n g l y r e c o m ­ m e n d thin c a r t o n fur l.'ie h o m e o r o ffice a u p p t y o r w h r n y o u travel. 5. J. SEPTEMBER S. 1915 THE SANFORD HERALD rAGE TEN R e y n o ld . Tobacco Co. W iaiton-Selem , N. C. Mr.de to meet your tj-.iv. Camels never tire it, no matter how liberally you smoke them 1 The expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos makes Camels delightful—so fullbodied, yet so fascinatingly smooth and mellow-mild. Every time you light one you get new and keener enjoyment! Freedom .from any unpleasant cigaretty after taste or any unpleasant cigaretty odor makes Camels as unusual as they are enjoyable. In fact, Camels appeal to the most fastidious smoker in so many new ways you never will miss thu absence of coupons, premiums or gifts. You'll prefer Camel Quality J \ l\ w\ LvL \ V The standlngthat the name Certcxn-teed has the world over simply represents the summed-up opinions of the thousands who have tested Ccrtain-teed quality. It takes the largest rcofing mills in the world to produce enough Certain-teed to supply the demand. Certain-teed has b o thoroughly proved its roofing superiority from every point cf service and economy that it is nowused everywhere for every type of building. It make! a clean, firm, protective, permanent covering th a t' no element can aitcct— weather-proof, spark-proof and ru.t-proot. Ctri.ni.uti it made in rollt, both smooth and rough tu rfic H (ted nr g reen)— alto in tundiom e red o r greta atphilt shingle! for residences. Crrtain-trtd i s t s t t i quality—the name means certainly of quality and satisfaction guirarvfrr./. It will pay you to g e t Crrtah-trtd—mott dealer* sell it. Aik for Certain-teef and be sure to get it. Ccrtain-tccd * Products Corporation Office. a n d W u rtliu u sc a I n P r i n c ip a l C i t i e s C tr!.iin-tted Pair.tr *nd t ’arnukrr arc th e highest oual- ’* * •T'-r *•/ mVJS #*». I give the best piiut rat: tics. Hill Lumber Company ing increased generally, and some fields of upland cotton have been cleaned of cotton. There will be no top nor middle crop in some loculities, the result of excessive ruins and weevil activity. The rather sadden change from cloudy, rainy weather to hot try weather resulted in much rust and shedding. The weather of the week was most favorable for the harvesting of corn and having: much of the hay crop was lost by previous unfavorable weather. Cane, sweet potatoes, field pea.*,''peanuts, velvet beans, citor> fruits. #>»cd beds and recent,y plant'd truck did well as a rule. T ore was somewhat too much rain In portions of the central penin­ sula, tad (he weather was rather dry, locally, in the north ar.d west; other­ wise the week was most favorable. A. J. Mitchell. Wight Grocery Company v 0n ^ ventlon, tf1(. |<,e|« ’'ordin al AS tn K tills, tun! America Daily Fashion Hint A sbestos Deposits. In the Kotzebue •mind region, west­ ern Alaska, there are r.lte<*io< depos­ it.* sold to rival the richest In the world. A«b".«!tw. In tt« nnttiral or vir­ gin state. U a** white ns -now. si,ft n* the softest silk .nd 11*- It. long strings rve InyelS, •;<*.!> torn mu -t with the firger«. The Royal Arch Degree The next regular convocation of AN ALL DAY FROCK. Monroe Chapter No. 15 R. A. M. Duttons from neck to hem. fur on the collar, fur on tho cuffs nnd fur will be held on Tuesday evening. at the ends of the side panels, add Sept. 9th, when the Royal Arc i •h!c to this costume of plaid novelty Degr-e will be conferred. material. Tho alcoves are set In rag•an fashion. Medium size require* At our last convocation, our Chap­ Our O ccasional O ffertory. yard* tS lnch material. lain, Dr. George Hyman gave a very Quite right. Clara, they rail ’em step Pictorial Review Costume No. 7515. inter*sting and instructive talk on father* because they make t*'* ehlP ctres, 34 to 44 inches lust. Price, 25 the Mark Master’s Degree, treating dreii step nround. rents. of the historical importance of th • Marks on the various ancient build­ ings of Europe and Asia. Each Operative Mason was known and distinguished by his Mark, it "111 match my carbon copies was a recognition of individual work, against any in town for neat­ and teaching that we should so guide our lives and actions that the ness, lasting legibility and-uni­ thoughts of our hearts nr.d tho works formity. I always use of our hands should be good and true, judiciously employed for cur own honor and the profit of others. TR A D E "To him that overcometh will 1 give n white stone, and in it a new name written which no man knoweth saving he that receiveth it." M ARK The subject for this meeting will be "The Past Master’s Degree in Capitular Masonry." Every Companion of Monroe Chapter and alt visiting Royal Arch Masons are coruVally invited to at­ tend. James Moughton, THE High Priest. H E R A L D P R IN T IN G Carbon Paper COM PANY O ptim istic Thought. Gold, however abundant, oannot ren (Ur h nerwm truly rich. Rhone 118 Snnford, Florida �SEPTEMBER 5, 1919 THE SANFORD FIERAI.D PAGE t h i r d f r r t , t h r n c r n o r t h lour h u n d r r d a n d * f c rr/ .,.bl* >■ In re q u ire y o u . t h e . a i d He I t F u r t h e r Kra.-.tved; T h a t a . p e r i l 1 Clrocery C o m p a n y , a c o r p o ra tio n , C o m m e r ­ M V . n U r n f r r t , t h a n c r wr«t a t y r n h u n d r e d , E...T.h" velyn T e ile lh a u m to a p p e a r to t h e bill oi election h* h rld In . a i d Special T a i School cial C re d it C o m p a n y , a c o rp o ra tio n , et al. fifty a n d o n e - th i r d f r r t , t h r n c r n**rth r t w coni|ilalnt, e ih t l i l t r d ^ c a l n . t y o u b y th* D U trle t No. I, Sem in ole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . In It !• h e r e b y o r d e r r d t h a t you do a p p e a r h u n d rrd and r l ( h t y - t h r r r frrt, t h r n r r w rit o v e n a m e d c o m p l a in a n t, I r v l n a T e l a t e l- accordanc e w ith C h a p t e r fiSt2, E a w . of In t h i . r o u r t t o th* bill herein filed, on th* o u r h u n d r r d a n d M t y | r , t to t h r n l a c r ol ab ba um , a n d thla d a y filed In th* a b o v e . l a i r d f l o r i d , Acta ol 1913, t o d e te r m i n e w h e th er b r f l n n l n i . 13th d a y ol O c t o b e r . A. D. 1919. I t la f u r ­ •----- ' i. I'o u r l. S t M - i t h J u d ic ia l C rlrc vlt* , c ourt, on M o n d a y , th * 3rd d a y of N o v e m b e r , or not t h e r e . h a l l be l . i u t d bv . a i d Special ll of t h r n o r th w e a t i;uar- A; „ , E I 4 - 9 , o th e r w l.e th* bill of c o m p l a in t Ta« f e ’iool D l . tr l c t No. I. Semlnol* C o u n t y , ther ordered t h a t t h l . o r d r r he p u b l l.h e d f*r 0 , * n* ' ' t r r"Aofla toh rt h nr oir»t h Iv oha oner a week lor lo u r c onse cutive w e ek , in t i|Uarl<r of t h r n u r t h r a a t will he t a k e n a . b y you r o n f r u e d . bond*, a . a r c provided for In t h l . r r .o l u t in n , the S anford l l e r a l d , a n e w rp a p e r p u h l i . h r d C k i P t r ij wwwww q u a r t r r , .Srctlun ^1’, T o w n i h ip 21 S o u th , of „ r . i;*opf W l t n c a my h a n d a . Clerk a n d t h e * .a l of »nd In Seminole c o u n ty , Florida. I t a n y r 31 Kart Onr Inch Canln Will lie Published U»« th e Clrrult C o u rt, S e v e n th J u d l r i a l Circuit i He l l I u t t h e r Ite.n lv e d : T h a t t h l . r e m lu T*. ■ / W il n e .. m y h a n d a n d » a l ol t h e C i r c u it “ Alio Lot r h u r c h block In th . town In a n d lor the c o u n ty ol Sem in ole, a t a l e of H ot be p u b ll.h e d In t h e S a n lo r d t l r r a ^ . * g. Sra»*>‘ r t *' ______ drr Thla Hntdlng Al The Rale Of *7.20 ol flv lrd o , F la .” Ill irm a |>atcrl ol land CO (,^t F lo rid a ,- on t h l . th e 3rd d a y of S e p t e m b e r , o * w .p a p e r p u h l i . h r d In Sem inole C o u n t y , Court thla 3rd d a y ol S e p tem b e r, A. D. 1919. P e r V r q r E . A D O C *)LASS | f l o r ld a , wilfilr . a i d Special Ta< School Dl>C and W hy 1SI.1 f « t N ahd tV <H I h r w i.t m d A. D. 1919. Clerk C irc u it C o u r t , Sem inole Co.. Fla. of raid church 1. 1. >amr l^ln* . h o n n on a plat t n l E. A. D O U C L A S S . | t**1* once a week lor lour a u rceialve w>ekr. M a u r i - At W arlnw, ilh.1 Alnandi-r <r Ovli.lo. ElefV^Circuit C o u r t , Sem inole Co., F'la. \ T h l . r e .o l o ll o e a d e p t e d to i t g u l a , .e..|p>n S o llr ito r . l o r C o m p la i n a n t . You a n d each of y o u a r r h r r r b v n»dr»r^ O r n i i , A. i l , f ‘» l t n . □I th e C'ounty Hoard o | 1‘u h llr I i . t r u r t i o n 3-Me Solicitor a n d ol C o u n . r l for C o m p l a i n a n t . lor Sem in ole C o u n t y , Florlda, t h e 2 n d day H. j . c . M i l l t i d # , C oope r U ro c erv t o a p p i a . lu i ..i . c u m p l a in a n t'a hill o l e u m . 3-9te • w ’ ", 1 rof 11oratlim , J o h n L- IIF i n c n ( of S e p te m b e r, A, D. 1919. la ln t herein fllrd, on M o n d a y tho U t ilay ol CoPp*11? ' .j r l, X. W. M o r i n , Hillsboro In Clrrult C o u rt, He t e n t h d r cult, He m in ale C. F. 11A It HI SO N , C h a i r m a n , I c r r m h e r , A. 1». II»1U, t h r » a n r btfllt; a \V*t!r> , - m , ,, n y . * c o r p o r a t io n , K . M. N O T I C E T O 1‘AY IN ti C t I N T A C T O S L'ounlt, Florida C. A. D A L L A S , M e m b er, H u l r Day ol thla Clourt. ^ Seal, p| propo.ala will he received b y the C' V 7 , j M r N . M . E. II. F u t n a m . Clvrratreet T u r p e n t i n e C o m p a n y F. F. H U T T O N . M em ber, I t i» l u r t h r r o rd e re d t h a t t h l . notice ho o r n c E i n T tf i : c o u r t h o u s e C o u n t y C o m m l « l o n r r i r.l th e ( ' o u n t y ol va. M fS; V t v r y . J a m . . A. R . v . y . W. K. Alr«- , p u h l i . h r d lor t w e lv e w r r k . In t h r Hanford C o u n t y lloaril of F u t d i r I n . t r u c t l n n Fm m a Mitchell, |„ J. Owens, I w.llum E. Ah iam.hr a n d J . I». T n o r a p . o n . i l r i a l d , a n r w a p a i t r r p u h l ii h r d In S a n lu r d . Semi note. S ta te of Florida, a t t h e office ol for Serr.lnolr (.'ounty, Florida th e Clerk ol the C ircuit C o u r t , ol t h e fo u r .* A l l r . t : 11r im a F isc h rr. F. W. Fischer. F, " * . 1 , l ,n m the affidavit of O. I*. 1 S r m l n o lr c o u n ty , F lorida. t v of Seminole, at S a n lo r d . F lorida, a l or be­ J. f H rtrrich, C l a r a D lcte rlc h, T o m T. W. L aw ton, «> ‘V r o t n p la in a n l In t h e ab o v e auU i Wltnraa K, A. D o u a ta .* , Clrrk ol la i d t*lr* fore 10 a. m. on t h e fith d a y of O c to b e r , S u p e r i n te n d e n t of I'ltbHc I n . t r u c t l n n M irkis, r t al. S* ‘ l ' l u l l filtd t h a t 11 la '!>■ u l . t l i f ' c u lt C ourt a n d t h r . r a l thereof, t h l . the Mh 1919, lor the gradin g, p a v in g a n d building a n d Ea-Olficla Sec retary t o Hoard. To th e dt f r n d a n t a 1*. J. Owens, Helena K that « h v P ' V » ol residence <il t h r d a y ol S e p te m b e r, A. D. IUIU. el b rid g e, a n d c u lv e r t, on t h e following (Seal u[ Hoard.) Fi*chrf* F. W. Fischer, F. J. D le te rlrh , ( d i r a rirI1r.l defendant* a r c u n k n o w n ; t h a t hlghwaya a n d «lre (aral) E . A. l ll H H i l . A S S . ' n o te D irtrric h, T o m Mark!*, V. C. D i l lm i n , S id­ THOM AS EM M E T WIUSON • i. no person In t h e * t a t - *.he service* of Iloadw ay No. I. Hand*. Siding, a p p r n l - ______________________________________________ . Clerk. E. ELItOUSON I IO U fillO U rB R ney J. Ilohhs* C l a r a D. Wood, —• — — W ood, t^,;r, 1 u iiun whom w ould bind . a i d d r - D a l l e A *>title*. I m ate length 0200 It. her h u sba nd. D. (I. M c K a y . Jo h n Hick*. N a t » : f i s ; n;nd* t h a t It li h i . that ..I d H e adw ay No. 2. O ra n g e llo u l e v a r d . ap- Notice of .Special Hood Election for S p r r l a l I'oynts, T ruster* W illiam ll. Hayes* Flavin Solicitor, lor C o m p la in a n t.* M . r . l i n t * are oxer t h . I f . ol tw .n ty - O D . p l n g lm n t r length 7il20 It. !*> Schunl DUtrtcl Nu. I, S e m in o le L. It rooks, N C„ I f«d den* M a rg are t A. Du3-13(0 ,«*t t vrif* nf Iloadw ay No, 3, C h u j u n ta H oad, a j i | i r u a - I C ount}, Florida rand, — — 1Hiraml, her hush and. J o h n A, •y , fr ih*-frlofr o rtJp rrJ t o i P P P i f t o i m . l e length 38000 It. W hi r e a i : A p e titio n ha» been p r e s e n te d Johnson, D avid A. Ilurr, Julia M. Ilurr, m a h t e A 'n m a m : hm ,.n M onday. H.r 3 n l d a y o N o v r r n . H e adw ay No. t. Fill on ( i e n e v a Hoad, to the C o u n t y Hoard ol Public I n . t r u c t l o n J«ahri Atwater* I*, l l . A tw a ter, F. C. H a n d . N otice I. h e reb y a l i e n th a t u n d e r a n d b y a p ii r o i im a l e length (1981 It. ^ |i ( il'i. t h r xainc b r i n g « H ulr l>ay (or Sem in ole fount)-, Florlda, algneil b y more A lrsander J. F r e n c h , M attie J. F re n c h , F. v i r t u e ol a derri-e of f n r e d n . u r r anil «ale Headw ay No. 8. 1‘anla Hoad, a p p r o i l m - t h a n twr-rity-livi- pe r cent id t h r d uly q u a l i ­ O. Huach, S. II. A llrtn o , Au«tin Mlalr, H a th,»f this c»*uft • r r n d c r e il In t h r C ircu it C o u rt of th e S e v ­ a te length 10000 It. fied rleeto r* residing w ithin Special T a a • fine Mlaif, M a r t y F. Ilaynie, F d w in C. „ .. further ordered t h a t t h l . notice b . H e adw ay No fi. C a m e r o n A v e n u e a n d School D iatrlct No. t, Sem in ole c o u n ty , Iftynie, C o r in th ..A ..-,.,1 for • i<ht r o n . r r u t l v r w r . k . In I h r e n t h J u d l r i a l C ir c u it ol H n r td a , In amt lor H>an, I'errival H v a n , Lr' ,(„i Herald. » n e w s p a p e r p u blished In S r m l n o lr c o u n ty , a t a l r of Florida, In C h a n ­ Moore*. S ta tio n Hoad, a p p r n i l m a t e l e n g th Florida, a aklng a n d p e titio n in g t h e C o u n t y Myron S. Ashley, K a t e M. Ashley, F a n n ie S* cery, In a c e r ta in r a u . r therein pen din a. 13830 It. Hoard ol t'ntdic I n i l r n c t l o n (or Sem inole A. I W l r r , Seminole c o u n ty , f l o r l d a . ■ Feeler, hi r h u s b a n d , An­ w herein J a m e . A. l.ona , a . a d m l n l - tr a to r H e adw ay No. 7. Hoad along w e .t C i ty C o u n ty , Florida, to' call am! orde r a n elec­ nie \ t . Fe« lrr, Feeler, hi r h u sb a n d . u ■ C. A. :» n u « la .i. Clerk ol . a i d t h e i . t a t v ol T h o m a . \V. l.ona, d e c e a . e d , I. limit, ol Sanford apprnilm ate h o g ’ ll 21 mi feet. tion t* be held within >ald Special T a a Henry A. Schlrp, F. II. Ilrown, — — — r ... p c .'u r t . and t h r tea l t h r m i l t h l . tl. ■ i iinij la io a n t a n d I'rarl K. Malloy, form erly H e adw ay No. ti. S a n l o r d A ve nue, ap- S c h o .i D l i tr i c t, No. 1, S r m l n o lr C o u n t y , Mrown, her h u « h a n d , H e nry F u lle r , H ow ­ m him. rr,, A*;*. l*>'*; , l k l j t . K ' ' h r p t» r•m l ‘«arl E. S t e v e n , a n d ft. f . Malloy, hrr h o .- p r o i l m a t r length 8B0O It. Florida, t o d e te r m in e w h e th er or not th ere ard F o t t r r , M a r t h a W. F a r k a r d , — — i:. a . i M » u « l . A s s , <:i*tk. h a n d a r r d r l r n d a n t a , I, a . Sprctal M a i l e r in H eadw ay No, 9. I tlc h m o n d A v e n u e, o|>- • hall he l u l l e d by th e . a i d Special T ax Fackard, her h u s b a n d , Frances F, McLTMa.* p l ^ |, yf *11**. C h a n c r r y will sell at public o u tcry to the ( i r o i l m t t r lr n * th 1390 ll. School I t ii t r lc t No. I, tre n d , in (he . i n n et lin , - —M cClellan, h r r h u sb a n d , Flitv f*<r C o m p liin in t. h i c h e . t nh<t l o . t hiddi r [or r a . h , at t h r K na dw a i No. 10. H r i u o n A ve nue, ap- f28.mHI.00. t h e proceed a of «uch Itonda, ll ih« i h F m i , Fuss, her h u t h a n d , M ay fr o n t tloor of tin- C ourt l l o u x , at Sa nford, proxim ate ' r n e l h 1300 ll. j.vtc i.aur d, to be u . c d lor thr1 (rurpo.e trf acqutr- Far kef W hile. W hite, hrr h u s b a n d , in . a id county ami . l a t e , d u rln a 'ho Irani H eadw ay N'> I t . Sype* A venue, a p p r o x ­ Ing. b u ilding, m U r g i n g . tilrnlahing or o th e r . (da Flit* Fa ii ns n a u g h t , —— F a u n s n a u a h t . h o u r , uf . a i r , on M o n d a y , O ctober toll, IU11 . ', im a te length 1300 ft. w|,e I m proving arhool bufldinga a n d .ch o o l n o t ic i: hrr h u %ha nd, M a r tin Conifran, \ n n | e F a rin a, t a m e Ib rin e t h e t i n t M onday In . a id H eadw ay No. 12. C r n r v a - O v i e d n H oad, grorimj. anti lor thr- , . c l u - i i e u , e of tire John F arina, Kate R o t u n d a , Mike R o t u n d a , I, . ir,. I. hi reft/ given t h a t t h r H oard of t h er »ame t h and a nd a h e a l . a le .lay, t h r Inllnwina a p p r o x im a te length 11970 It. iut.hr Ire,' .c h o o l , w......... ithin ....... . a i d S ,p e r l . l Tuv H II, S m ith . Ytdney J. S h ip m an , M.irv D. |>_................ .................. .■ . , r , . m i n i . d o n e r s In a n d lo r St-mlnnle m o n th toadw ay No. 13. f r e n c h A^venuc an<I S'chtol D l .tr lc t No. I, th e proceed* ot th e Shipm an, Fm ily F. S h ip m a n , William F. ; ' | I . rills. will receive h i d . at t h r of. d r . r r i h f d real p r o p r r t v .Itu a te , lyln a ami t o l n e :n t h r county cl s.m ln u l r a n d » t a t r of C e m e te ry , a(iproxim ate len g th 9773 It. hi honrt t o n e to lxu .c d a n d e x p e n d e d and Arnold, J a m i i F. i r n o t d , \ . C. Aldrich, 1 , 1 • . i'1*rk ol . a i d Hoard at t h r C..urt Ffiptlda to-wll: T h r w#-t o n r (o u rth V ', I'r npn.a la will he received up*«n t h e I olio w- d t . h u r . r d in th e following m a n n e r , t o - w lt: \ h t i n d e r it I’a r v t r , N, J- Lewis, II. Con* ! ll .. n Sanford. F l a , on or h r f o r r I** of t h r Emit on r h a lt 11, j i ol the S o u th\w e .1 Ing t y p e . n| r o a d .: Itrlck. C o n c rete, A up ha lt, r ' , 1 m 'in t h r tith d a y of O r t n h r r , I. T w t l v e T h o u - a m l D o l l a t . to to- uv rd rail, C har lei IL |*ni« a n d William Cart by i ■liny tan*1 llngitn SlM. 1 1 of thl' SoPithrait o n r tine fo u rth IKW 1 .' ;.,i*<p („• i hr c h a r i n g a n d tllllrg of t h r H it u m l n o u . M a c a d a m , S u ria ce t r e a t e d Mu- In f u nding a n d paying off p n - r n t e x j. tl n g Trust*** of th e ••tali* of June jilt Hi. T i n t u m* J A C K S O N V I I.I.K, FI.A . . .. . , v . ( ilu- C ir n r v a - H r ld t* nd H oad. [ o u r t h *SE l j l ol Section Seven »7i, T o w n - r a ilam , W ater b o u n d M a r a d a m arrd Shell, lieceaicd, W. F- Cljlkrr*r»n, Lucy M orton Inilel-ledne,. ot the , a o i Special Tax School W h i t m o r e , her h u s h a n d , I J | ihi p la n , a n d xpeciflration* r a n a h lp T w e n ty «>n<- ( 2 1 1 fl'iuth ol H i n a 1' T h i r ­ I'r opuaali lor each highw ay or . t r e e ! .h a ll D i . t n r t , l o c u m d (or the i a c l u .t v e u«. ol Whllntore All railroad tick et olllcott in , ' ’| i applicatio n t o t h r C le r k of thla t y >301 E a . t , ripntalnink F lu - M aeii ,. mure be p r r a r n t r d In a . e |> a r tte . e t l e d e n v e l o p e pultllr (ree . c h o r d , of -aid Sprctal T a a School Charlei A le ta n d e r , William (J. FntDon, It. IL • ir leva; Alao all ol l .o t . E ig hteen IM ami end o rard on tire o u t .i d e with thi* n a m e ol D l.trlct. L atira*tir, Rohe*t S C u m n ln c* . F rin k ■I unil a l t r r Kept, 2 'tlh , ISISl. iHiiltlinR. C e n te r of o v e r y N in e te e n <l!*i of Annie E. tirlltln ’d tub* t h e road or . t r r r t , a n d I t. n u m b e r (or which _ ........... ■[>, i _■ I m r r v r t t h r rig h t t o r r j r r t a n y ill e n ty..................... - liv e H u...... n d r e d. .............. D o lla r , t o be • Silt! L T f * • «■. Ada "j*, | t vl.lon of Sertiipn Seven 7*. T piw nthip the pfopii.al I. m ad e a n d the* n a m e ol th e | tj , , (| (riT we nla tliinh*. All m odern Im p ro v e 1 r nr ' o I m , Thnmii* J. Mrlhard, >ara rging a n d f u r n i .h i n g th e S a n f o r d ar iJ a15 i1J11* “w*rrca*»n, Feirrck*oi', her -»u«hand* 11 .. j, * i■f 11 nr 11ft if if u f C o u n t y C u in * T w e n t y one ( S I) S o u th of Italia* T h ir t y b id d er or niibtera. <*t»1 ‘**mI i I i c It Srhool. me nt h . First H ast in e v e ry (30) E a . t, tr>. b r a i n n l n a at t h r . n u t h r a . l L a r h |>ri>|io,al .h a ll he a c c o m p a n ied by a ■* f ’* Laif S« rnlnnlr C o u n t y , Klorlil*. Hunilr*'*! I »clUr^ !*» !»«• \ lien Li ree ley, . favid! IL !l>« c o rn er of the S o u t h w r . t ont fourth l S \ V * i l ccrtllii-d check, l .. U n l upon a S t a l e or N a ­ i jini l inTwrnty*11vr i: A. I Ml U ( t l«ASS, c i i r k . ord, tlrftjan it. F o u n d . Alim M a c D o n <*nliri:lnK m i l ( u r n l th l n ^ th e Mi«|wA> way. Hot a n d cold r u n n in g of t h e S o u t h r a . l one f o u r t h S E ‘. ) ol >ai>l tional Hank a n d m ade pa y a b le to t h e o rder *11, tiobf rt W. Se»iti, F i e r i C, Kimball, t Hcb'tol. J. StP S e rtlo n Seven 17 » T o w n . h i p T w e n ty one III the Clerk of the C ircuit C o u r t ol t h r (.'ntom w ater in rooms. -K l m h a i her husband, l,a fayrtti* I. T » rn fy -tV v r I ( u n<lr •**! h o l l i r i to l>r ( 2 1 1 S outh, of Itane e T h i r t y 3U E a . t , run- C o u n t y of Seminole in th e . u r n ol five per u«»«! in l>uilt)inL in«l furnlbhinij a NVnt Slilr i m n , \ . M Haridt Iph, William F d r i r arid K a le * , $ 1 .0 0 up. n i n a th e n r e W e.t t a t t c h u n d r e d 300 f e e t ; re n t of t h e a m o u n t of the bid. L l.. T aylor (?olorrd School* know n i» th** (in liU ln u a In | irrult * ourt. S e i e n l h J u d l r i a l f 'ir r u il l n t h e n c e N o rth t h ir t e e n h u n d r e d and t w e n ty T h e . u r r e . t f u l b id d er will be re q u ire d to School. R o o m nitd liallt SI.SO u p .ml (‘>r o i a n a e t n u n i ) . F lorida. In . e v e n 113271 feet; t h - n r e Ea«t t h r . e h u n d r r d i t i p p e i r i u c from the sw nrn hill filed give bond equal to fifty per r e n t of th e ,V T w « n t ) - r t v f Hun<Lrrx| floltar^ to Im* I.’ IM > t v a I I I 'i h im ' n n t *At yo u r plan* of residence i* unI kancrl) (3(it)l feet; thence . o u t h T h ir t e e n h u n d r e d a m o u n t ol h i . or their hid. *uch bond t o he u»«il for r n U r c I n c b ^ iI i m p m v l n * thi* S i n - nrrel*. . tx-» in IP rrop. L^,iwn „ 0«|1 tnh a t voil an* tto-r th e n f e of (i p Swop* am i t w e n t y .e v e n L i3 2 7 1 feet t o the point r.f ex ec u te d by a Surety C o m p a n y l l r . n . e d to font l li r h S*h I h . f.. • ir*. it I* hereby ord, fed t h a t i b r a i n n l n a . c onta inin g warlu.lve of r a rv p t l o n a . •* ■ ' . i tt.- A H * . * t u t i i m i t o A i Aioi - i i o m i t t i r s r l r n r i * \i»u <li> a p p e a r in thi* r o u r t to th e hill n e rrln j; s . r j et al. n v r ■r*i were*, m r-., " • i , , . P a r r h i w r ai 1, 1, 10 ,1 . T S, o q u i u l uirte; a! r r r*t ll'■•'"-‘-tl c a te lr*irn th e D e p a r t m e n t th«r«in. tiled (III the ‘ J tfth d a v of Octilfci r, \ D. tall tot plied. T r e a - u n r ol th e S t a t e of Florlda .h u w i n g tf. t)n» Tl.ou*in«l I t a l i a n i«» t'» unt«l for tftl'J. ” T in , unknown n o r * , deviate*, t r a n t r e . S C I I E I . E E M A IN EM. th*a m o u n t ol the d e p o .i t anil the rln.< of im |ifo v in £ hulhlinif* in>l ichiiol It t« fu r th e r o r d e re d t h a t this o r d e r he , -n.r i i m a t i t . a n d all p a r t l r . r l a l m lo a an Special M a t te r 1.1 C h a n c r r y . b o n d , . a id d e p o .it r o v i r . . 4*rottn«l« i f Iht* S i n f o n t If Iu h , t h r S a ’i to fit published once a week, for eiahl consecutive indie E. S. S i a i 1) . William 1‘. Jone a A J n n r . , S olicitor, lor C o m p la i n »nt. (ilrnm m ir a ml l hi* Sanfonl I 'r im a r y Srh«c-»l* weeks i ll I li r S a n f*vr«S 11* r a i d , a Re w *Jia. J»e f Tlx* b o n d , .hat) lie a p p r o vt il by the H oard i. . , i n . . m i . II. S e v r y a n d T h n r n a . II. 3-6 tc 7. T wh T him* anti I lull i f f t«» In- ti«* d for 4«ti Ivji«l « d I m V|.ft**«* t.|»- ** of C o u n t y C nm m i.aiohera . C o p h » of the (Vi.p. M I- llroek, E. S. S r i e y , J . C MrW e '•»( J*,|| !•( i»|f**'* ^ i,% » ^ * a*. .f ^ Ilta WHlnrsi m> h a n d a n d a, al of the •aiil cir­ p l a n , a n d .p e c id c a t l n n . ma* he «een »’ 'h e ll,,,).,V |.< r l i r o r r r y C o m p a n y , a corporaSct.ool cuit court thi* S e p t e m b e r Uf«l, A. I*. IWIP. X *... 4 C o» i n r X i r r a r t th*C ircuit C« uri in ' ad •choolw ithin »aid Special T a a . ' , , . 3 ! clow tl, i l hn I. b r a n c h . W e.le y L b r a n c h , T. In I tfeoif * nee. F A. DOCLiFASS, S a n fo rd , at th e o fllce of William* a n d Col* j District* a n d S e m in n le County, Florida. In C ha ncrry •• . 0.‘C...> cMiuiiany. a CIrrW Circuit C’e u r l Seminole Co., Fla. lii r at Sanford or at t h f »llirr of Li. II. Ham* I Wiu n a * ; T h e C o u n t y Mtiard of I'uMic Incarporatinn, K M M e N a l t . J . II. M r N a t t , I r v i n g T eilelh au m , C o m p la i n a n t Ma**ey A W i f lo w . t o y in O rlando, Florida. • t r u r t l o n for Sem inole C o u n t y . F lorida. ha« va. C i ta t io n j; \ | I'uir.arn. J a . o r . A. l . n e y . J a m n A. Solicitor* for <‘o m p la l r i a n t . T h e C o u n t y (Ttimmjaslonrra reserve th* r a n full) e x a m in e d »4ld p e tition anil ha* a»,.M 1. .Meander, William E. Al,lander E v e ly n T e lte lh a u m , I t m p o n d r n l . 3-Wtc risfht In reject any nm l i l l hid*. ct r 11 'In ed t h a t tn *if *• t h a-fi t w e int y *li v p Per »r,d J I 1 T h u m p . p>n. or o t h e r w l . e In th e T o E velyn T rite Ih a u m . H r . b l c n r r U n k n o w n : I A. MHCMLFY. r e n t id th e d o l e i| lab»Ii 11 •-*! electors ft aid;,** < prrprrly f r r . l n a l t r r droarlhrd. am i t o all It a p p i a r i n g Irnm an affidavit n( c o m ­ C h a ir m a n l i m e d C o u n t y C u m m l n l i . J . t . u * l T jm School D h t r l c t N». l a r l u - rl.u n i n e an I n t e r c t in . a i d prop- p l a i n a n t filed In t h e a b o v e e n title d c a u tv M i l l ! I . ' i l t " T i c x i . i l.lt E L E C T I O N 1, Se ....ori - ViwiAf , . • lorida. h a v e e te n r d • Ml. i t t u r ' . In Sem inole C o u n t y . Florida. irf m »»ei* co’i n ty A tti at: Ir: p u t l u a n r r to (tie p r o v l . l n q , of S r r t l o n F. i\. Dooei***, • . a i d e elitio n, and r t h r r ’ t h a '. '/«?• knot y « u r L*»rrk ol t h e (’ir r u lt C o u r t. W hereas: T h e county Hoard of I'ubllc I n ­ 257. I . h s p t r r Mini, L aw ^ of Florida, A r t . of Il.cinrini' , i !,* *. i.a m - ,,»uin ' ! tr.r nert'i* pf*'n-nt jiiarr of r nlihfirt* l* u n know n t h a t William* a n d Collier, F nglnrer*, d irec tio n for Semlnol, C o u n t y , F lo rid a , ha* 1919; iald C h a p t e r In log "Art a r t to . b r d i - h Ofllrr Supply I)ppt. . . . | c- rncr of t h r . o u t h w e . t p(’l a r l r r of th e thifi* l« no prr*on in t i n i t at** of H oriila t h r d e te r m in e d by r r .o l u t i n n this d a v a d o p t e d th. U ii.e iil M u n ic ip a l t i o v r f n r n e n l of th e Sanford* Floriili. i u t tr a it quarte r of S r r t l o n IS, T o w n .h l i t 21. f r f v i c r r f a tubfiiH-iiB upon whorn would himl I'honc MS Sanford, florlda City oi Sa nford, C o u n t y of Sem in ole, S t a te (i. It K a m te y , F n c l n e r r , t h a t bond* In the .u r n of 123.099,110 will he «.m h I l u n a r ll E a . t , t h e n c e . o u t h fifteen > m i , th« *ild liv i l y n i r i t r l u a j m , und t U t Urlariito, N ofida . required for t h e p u r p o s e , set f o r th In said ol Florida, a n d to I 'r g a n l . e , I n c o rp o r a te ami t taint, thi nr, r a . t nine h u n d r e d a n d one- ; mi **** <*v«r D r n t ) - u i i F > n r » ol iRt*. L ita h ll.ii a City (invertvm ent lor the s a m e ; 3-Mc p e tition a n d which an- e n u m e r a t e d h e rein a bove, . a i d b o n d , to bear I n l e r e .t at t h e and to I’r r . r r i h e th e J u r i i d l r t i o a , R a w e r, r : t - of five a n d o n r-h a lf t S ' , per c e n t) per and F u n c t io n , of «ald M u n i c ip a l it y " notice Ott'.rr In llolil a n E le ellan In S n r c l a l T a i c. nt per a n n u m . Interest pavabl.- s e m i ­ li to l e by g lv in t h a t an election will lie held i n « iit< i i r r o r i t T , m i : v i : n t i i n n r r i T . s i : m i n o i . i : c u u N r v . i i . o u i d a Nr haul llU Irlcl No. t , Nem lnuie C o u n t ) , a n n u a lly , b o n d , t o be d a te d J a n u a r y l . t , |r th e city ot S a n f o r d Seminole c o u n ty , tivt ? Turp* ntinc C o m p a n y Elarlda 1920. and t h e principal of . a i d bond* t o h e ­ Florida, on Tuesday* O c to b e r 7th* 1919, for VfTIUI W h e r e a t : A p i t l l l i m ha» been p r e s e n t e d to roine d u e a n d p a y a b le t h ir ty y e a r , a l t e r t h e the purpose of s u b m i t t i n g t o t h e people t h e firniru Mitch*I t . ------— M ltch rll. h» r h m h i n d , iH p i r t l r * r l i i m i n i ; intrr« *t t h e C o u n t y H oard ot f u b l i r l n . t t u r t i n n for d a te thereof. questio n " S h a ll t h e C ity of Sanford a d o p t ar.dir I* i. «»w*n». I l r l r n i F l i r h r r , K. W. F l i r h r r , K. J II f t r f l c h C l i r i Dirt* S e m inole c o u n ty , F lo rid a, on A u g u . t 3 th . Now. t h e r e f o r e . In p u t . u a n c e of C h a p t e r the U o m m l,» lo n -M an » g i r I’lan C h a r t e r ? " • rjrh. Tom Mirki«, V. ( \ D i l lm i n . C l a r i D. \Vnuilt W illiam H e rron. < i r m « r ' i , 1919, signed by more t h a n tw e n ty - f i v e p e r and for th e p u r p o s e of elec.Ing th ree r o m J f »* |f \ i n r . tlrcn^wil, S‘*t P o y n t i , T r u s t e r . N*athin i \ l lo h lr n . W llllim II. c ent of t h e d u l y qualified e le c to r ., r r . l d l n g 6612, L a w . of F lorida. A r t . of 1913, a n d In m l. i lo n r r i p r oviding su c h c h a r t * ' U a d o p te d II* rii%in I. Ilrookr. Marita? t A. D i r i n d , — ------ l lu r im l* J u l i a M. Ilu r r . w ithin Special T a a School D istrict No. 1. p u t . u a n r e of a resolution of t h l . Hoard, th is at said r le c tlo r . ! i a%i■! 1 Ilurr, T. C\ HimJ* J o h n A, Jorm«un, A l r s a m l r r J. Frrnch* F . O. Se m inole c o u n ty . F lo rid a , a .k i n g a n d p e t i ­ d a y a d o p te d , n o tic e I. h e r e b y given t h a t on T h r polling |,1ac. will he at t h r C ity Hall, I! \ l l r y n r , Austin I*. I l li l r . C!ithrrln«» l l l i i r , K l i u b r l h l l i y n l r * *lotioning t h a t a n ele ction b e held w ith in . a i d t h e I D h d a y of October, A. D. 1919, a n f*ii«il. S \eh1ry, Kat«* M. A fh ltv , C. W* Farnutn* Fannie S. A I'erlrr* s p e c ia l T a x School D i . l r l f l t o d e t e r m i n e th e election will be held arid t h e . a m e I. h e r e b y In the tire a p p a r a t u s ro o m , x ilu a tr d on t h r PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA exit .life of p a l m e t t o a v e n u e betw een F l r . t urci.r d to he nelrt in sa id Special T a x School Anr,1* M i‘«*Icr, C r o r g r F. C u r r l r f , William I#. Saundcr** Jo h n A* CSrrrlry, K1I q u e s t io n a . to w h e th er or not bond* tn t h e S m v l i . Hrnry N*. Sciiirp, K. ll. Ilrown, H e n r y t!. Foltfr* Howartl P o t t e r , t u rn of 12 3.0Ot*.00 . h a l l tie l . t u r d by . a i d D litric t No, I, Sem inole C o u n t y . F lo rid a, to and Second . D i e t , in t h e c ity of S a n fo rd . J »- T < *ilman, Hoy II. f v -i!man, Ito b r r t W. P a c k a r d . M a r th a W. F a r k a r d , I S p e r l . l T a x School D istrict No. !• to I,,* d e te r m i n e w h e t h e r or not th e r e .trail be Foil, open at k o 'c loc k a. m. T o e , d a y , O clo- GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER u . ,-d for th e pu rp o se of a cq u irin g , bu ild in g , issued hy t h e avid S.xcfai T ax School D is­ l« r 7th. 1919, a n d will r l o . c at sun d o w n th e I '/if iM MrCli-llin, K l U a h r t h J. F*»»f, Ada Foa* Maker. May P a r k e r W h ite , tiia i •* l a u tfiau c h t, M a r tin C o n d r a n , 1‘c t c r K*ith lloawcll, drcca***d, ROGERS’ PITTED WARE e n la rg in g , fu r n i .h i n g or otht-rw i.e Im p r o v in g trict No. I, Sem in ole C o u n t y , F lo rid a, b o n d . t a m e day. 3ld« notice given b y o rd e r of t h e city Ma* I* SMpman, Vnlncy J. S h i p m a n , It. II. S m i th , William K. Arnold. J«m«« .c h o o l b u ild in g , a n d school g r o u n d , a n d for H the >urn of 123.000.00 to (rear inter. »t at th»* 4lf1tJ*i\ 1’ Utc uf t h e public f u r srhiKils th e r a le el live a n d one-half i . V , per r e n t) c o u n t ih S f p t i m l x r l i t . 1919. I’ \r hi, f*haflr« I*. Arnold, A lo tam lcr It. C’arvcr* N. J. I*rwli, II. ( ‘itn r iii. ELGIN AND V ALTHAM WATCHES ,.ra li F. I*. H in t,. U 1* n ,. k i r min , I, u r y M u f i n n W K11 m n r t \ F r a nk I h n l r l , C h a. r!i*■ Al-aa n il i ?• w ith in . . i d Special T a x School D l . tr l c t No, I pr f cent pe r a n n u m in te r e s t p a y a b l e ..-ml2-6te City Clerk. a n n u a l l y ; b o n d , t o be d a te d J a n u a r y l . t , Wir 11(*m t/ Kmihiin, It, li, Lancavtor, i t o l u r t S. C u m m i n s ^ , J. Jackaon, Sem in ole County* U lntid a. • '•Jit, t h e p i i n i i p a l of . . i d bond* t o b e c o m e Mi .. c , K* Italford. T b o n u J- H illia rd , S a ra h E i r w k i o n . Allan T h e r e f o r e , he it R esolved: T h a t an elec­ i l j , a n d p a y a b l e t h i r t y y e a r , a f te r t h e d a l e , DavM H- Hooki f, Itcnjamiri It, Fo u m l, Hoh» rt W. S c ott, K lim f*. DEI* U t t M E N T ( I F T il l '. I.NTEIIIOR tio n be anil t h e sa m e I. h e je l.y o r d e re d tn Cirtt-uf, a> i> p ro v id e d for in t h a t e e rta tn h 1r* ! Ilrown. L a l d v c t t i ’ Cjrrcn, A. M. M m ilo lp h , William F d g a r , M. I'. S. L and ('(fire at tiainexvitli-, Fla., tie h r l d in . a i d S p r r l a l T a x School D i . t r i r l resolution thi* d a y a d o p te d i*y t h i . C o u n t y K ih ilirr.an, ' I*. T a y l o r , J. O. J i l k i , J, O. J i l k v , Jr*, a n d J i m n W. I.illry, Aug. 16. 1919. No. t. Sem in ole C o u n t y , Florida, on t h e Hoard of F u h l i r I n s t r u c t i o n , lor S e m inole l i l h dav of O c to b er, A. 1>. 1919. t o d e t e r ­ t 'o u n t y , F lurida, In which election only Notice Ii I n t i by g l v t n t h a t R a y m o n d It. » fiafilr* ini* r !#* J. O w m i , Itrlvna Ffsphvfi t \ W* Fire i r r, m ine w h e th e r or riot t h e r e .h a l l lie l.rUed thin,- duly qualified • lector* who an- t r i e Iluvd of Weklwa, Fla., who on J u ly 29, 1911 » i'ir.4 Dictf-rlrh* T otn \ l a r k U , V. F , D illm in . i''llnrn D. W ood, William by Special T a x School l l l . t r l e l No. I. S e m ­ holder*, residin g w ithin t h e . a i d Special T a x made l l o r n e .t ’ ad Entry-, N o. 012912, for . d. J o h n I r \ i n r . d*» a*>*d. N i t p o y n t a , Truatc*’, N a t h a n (*. Hidden, William inole C o u n t y , Florida, b o n d . In th e .u r n of Sri: nu! D istr ic t No. I, S e m inole C o u n t y , W ' j ol .S t. ■i . S e c tion 2 t , T o w n iiix , 19 S., It, lia M i . r i I,. Urn ike, I*. <». M r K . ' , M a r g a r e t A. D u r a n d . -----D u r a n d . Ju lia 126,HOC.tiU t o he ar i n te r e s t a t t h e r a le "f Florida, shall hi* i n t i t l i <1 to vr»U\ Range 2K E.. T allah a rx ee M e r ltlu n , n a i tiled Practice confined lo Ihe Ircalmenl M I rr. D-tvid A Ilurr, F. C. H i n d , * d. A. Jckhnitin, A l r i a n d r r J. F n n C J . F. H, l to a « h 9 live a n d one-half ( 5 1, ! pe r cent per a n n u m . notice of In te n tio n t •• nyake T h ree -y ea r o f Ihe eye v n ’ r*. Xu'tin I,. Illair, C*alh**rin** I. air, F l i i a h c t h Haynic, dfci'a*<*itt Myron S. A*h* Interevt p a y a b le .i-mi a n n u a l l y , b o n d , t o toproof to r .t a h li a h r l a l m to t h e land a b o v e Tilt 1 *alH r l r c t l o n •»* ufi7rfr»l t o Iir lirlil * : , ♦ . * ' f \ehlcv, J o h n I t l r k i , t ' . W, i r n u m , F a n nit* S. A. F r c l r r . Annio M* I ' r r l i r , d a t e d J a n u a r y 1st. 1921). a n d to m a t u r e • l u ll Iir hrM at t h r s«*vrral polling p l a n s described, nelore C b r k C ireult C o u r t ' at Eyes examined by a regular regis­ *' * ‘ urn i r, W iIlia m I*. S a u n d t r i , J o i n A. Circili'y, fill S a i v d y , IM nry N* Schlfp, I*. t h ' r t y y e a r , a f te r the d a t e th e r r o f . mm Lin *11*1 H p r l a l T « i School District No. Sar.I.ird, Fla., on t h e 2 1 t h d a y ol S e p tem b e r, tered physician I IM l b nrv C. I'otH-r, H o w a r d I'otti r, J o h n T. t ’o d m an, Hoy 11. f?«ir|vnan. Holjrrt W. It t« f u r t h e r resolved t h a t thl* orde r he | , Sr rn in nli* C o u n t y , Flotitla. talivf** t h e li« t 1919. Patki'-:. M artha W. Varkard* F r a n c e K. Mct*lidlafi, F ill a l t th J! F o i l , Ada Fo»» Mak^r, p u b lis h e d In t h e Sa n fo rd H erald, . n e w s­ [ i n, ral »!cftlnn wa* Lclil, t h r m itth u u t saht v'l aim ael n a m i* a* w l t n t - . e . i Glasses filled, broken lenes du­ f j* I'*rki r VVhit**. Via F om Fa jrt*n.vuyM, M a r t i n A. C o n d r a n . l i te r K e ith llo**v»11, p a p e r p u h l i . h r d w ithin . a i d Special T ax i l h t r l e t , lii*t*lt: At F f c f h i r t No. I, anil «t F A. Iturh, of W eklwa, Florida plicated *• X|ar> D S h i p m a n . Voinov J. S h i p m a n , H. fl. S m ith , William F. Arnold* J a m i- i School Divtrict No. I. Se m inole C o u n t y , I ' m i Snrt No. H, am! th e sail' r l e r t l o n shall h rank I'owetl, of W eklw a , Moriila * ' * ‘ Chari* I . \rn»du, A l r i a n d o r H. i ’a r v r f , N*. J. l*owi«, II. C«»nrad, W. I*. Cillkor- F l o r i d . , o n r e each week 4or four r u m . i i v . In* h»*M In rornpllanri* *»it li L’ h a p tt r 6 *. |*J, loin.. C rlnpen, of W eklw a, I h r l d . 2S W. Church Si. - Orlando, Fla. • . M ' f t u n W hilm uro, F r a n k Daniel, (*harl»* Alceatidir, William O. Fm lioti, A. <*. weeks. j ,; i • nf F lorida. Art* of 1HIH, arttl t h e i nJim Itu) .1. of W ekiw a. Florida. H ll I.An**aetof, Hohji rt S, I ’ irrjfiling*. J. D, .lackMin, H a n r y C, Nicola* I , 1 ..f* n ii 41 d i r k s 4)t D m * i \ r r a l pidliftK D one a n d ordered In re g u la - »r*«lnn et th e ap R O U T . W. DAVIS, r h i»*r■X. 1 Hi • pri m pt r« tu r n Hi ilu* C ount) Hoard of I’ublle I n . t r u e t l o n lor '1 l-.’.te R egiltef. ■i W Se m inole C o u n t y . F lurida, t h j . 2nd d a y of l*u m | y M u n i nf f t a t m r ln*tr.irtli-n f« r Si n* A. I. T a j h ' f . C f iile h e r , ili-erairtl, S e p t e m b e r , A. I>. H'lj*Irdu t ' o u n t y , I lurLIa, H n rim lla i*U an* r 1"* w l S114 W L <1 ,k *. f «' J . l k . , *_.it 4li ti'ifi a n d th** t a lm la tlu n «»f tin* vote S. .I of It, a r d i t.f. Harrlxon, < hrm. 1r . fid Us i n g des puUid, a n d t h e ( ’o u n t y Hoard <d I'uLlic l.i* A. Dalla», M e m b er • t r u r t l u n f«*r Scrnlnol*C o u n t y . F lo rid a , t*ill Srrtlon T |«. Hang. F. F. D u t t o n , Memtii-*. | M in ****lnfi at l*» o'clock « t , t h f DHL * f NW C o u n t y H oard of f u b l l r lltx lru c tlo n for (li> of iictolo-f, t!*1P, tn ti c* I vo t h e fi turn* 29 ' ‘i •. 73 2 ■ r , x| . . S, rninele C o u n t y , Florida. uf laid •It-rtfun a fid In ilrlormUn* am i certify ; ii A t t e s t: f - VV . ■•( S E > , tin r*“"*»ift t hereof. M , a n ! W l j of S E ‘ . of M V ' , T . VV. L aw to n , S tt Tin- follow. Iti nam>ol ar*' hcrcliy a p p o in te d *29 S u p e r i n te n d e n t of I 'ubllc I q x t r u r t l o n and a n d d i s l c n a t r i l n« c i r r i * an*l i m p i c t o r * tn 29 f - i ! t of Kx-offirlo o e c t e l a r y of H eard. hold and c o n d u c t *ald rU rllufi at t h e se veral 29 11 ,f \l ( , , 3-0tr polls or precinct* n u m d : 29 - t t a of 3 f 1j 29 Ite e u tu llo n C o u n t) Hoard of I'u b llc ln » ttu r* |* r r r in r t Nu. ! (Fnllifie I'lacc, L’ncn-L’ida 29 lio n. Nr m inute C o u n t ) , f l o r l d a . D r t r r m i n Moitllna I ' l a n t i ; Kdward lllcffln*. H. C*. '* K i1 t.f 29 \ v\ , Ing W hat Vrnounl of llnnd* l» \ e r e * - a r ) A tuiA ilL F . D. Mrown Ire, Inapt ct lira, a n d J9 NA • for S p e r l . l l a v School D U tilr l No. I. T I tti Kt am*, F l r r k . 29 I 'rc rlnc t No. 3 11nil I it £ F l i e r , Fire E lution, S e m in o l e C o u n t ) . I Inrldii I h r ' t a . r of ; t: 2 ' L . > k. •*! • oi .S\\ I n l e r e . t to Ire Raid t h e r e o n a n d t h e l i m e I'jlirii'Ilii Avenue *• H Sten* 1 film D a t i d 29 <. tim lh ln»pectnr*, an«l 2 < *L > 110 ft | x v. r . L’lia W h e n I 'r l n r l p . l a n d I n l e r r . l Shall tie Due t 21 < 29 - ' \\ llayrii w alt* f M. I 21 and I 'l i . U e done ,rt.d o rde re d bv th e A dde nda t o M ta m o n tr li ‘ let: iMl uf w ' a n d 22 W here as: t 'n t h e 8tli d a y i f A u g u .t . (or I'.vlm Stiflng. tn Sre. A- D 1919. a p e titio n - a v p r c i r n t , . ! ti, ! he c iUid)a Ht >.rd x,( I'ubllc l n . t r c th .n THE U N I V E R S A L CAR I , - t d t , In re g u la r . r . t i . x i C o u n t y Hoard of I*vrI.1Jc- I n . l r q r l l o n for Sem- Sr frtirif I C tej n ( - , T p . 21, It - ■ a l i e n I I, t h e 2 n d d a , of Se ptem lx r, A. It. V. rx , t atxivt. Itndr C o u n t y , Florida, xlgned by more t h a n 2. i .. : Mi 17. 21 2d* t w e n ty - l i v e "lief e , n l of tile duly quallti* 1 1919 A* r.l xt atmvr* 9 iS el of H o a r d ' C. F. I l a r r l io n , ( h r m . ! v \V t ,.| s tv . of S E 11 1 i l r r l u f p r e . l d l r g »ilh ln S p e r l . l Fax School i V. Dallas, Meinl r. ** v\ , D i . t r i r l N o. I, S e m inole C o u n t y . Florida, F. F. D u t t o n . M e m b er. - w , of a - k ln y tliat an eleetlon he r a il e d a n d held to C o u n t y Hoard of F u h lir i n s t r u c t i o n d e t e r m i n e th e qu e stio n a« t o w h e th e r or not m : . "I N t t ol S C , (,,r S e m inole C o u n t y , Florlda. b o n d . In the *um of 128,000.09 should be ! * uf,>| S \V 44 • I S E >i n \ i of S' f. i aixl W f i l . i t u i l by Special T ax Schoul D l . tr l c t No 1. A tte s t T. W. I aw to n . ' W , 4I N K * , S e m inole C m i n t v . Florida, for t h , p u r p o t e of S u p e r i n te n d e n t of F u h l i r I t i. lf u e l ln n ' \ K t of > t \ a cq u irin g . Ixilldlng, e n la r g in g . fu n iD h in g or ■ nd Ka-offic|o S e c r e ta r y of Hoard N \\ • ■! S E ' , ol her w lee im p r o v in g .ch o o l b u ild in g , a n d 3 6 tr >i . 4. t N \ l •ch o o l ground* a n d for t h e e x clu tlv e u . e ot . i t , pu b lic free sth rio l. w ithin Special Tax L JII*. 2 93 School D '. t r i c t No. I, th e p r o c e e d , of th e I n t Ir r o li i t iu rl, S e v e n t h ( I r r u l t , S r m | t "d e V U m - •Me ( . a nd In ■ v \ l , •rf . a i d bond |.*ue a m o u n t i n g , t o 82.3,000,90 to ( 'a u n t ) , I . m Id lx u . c d (or t h e p u r p o . i . >»t fo r th in tlx . a i d t i v i r . t r r e t T u r ; • t.'.n,e Celt |>a:iy - 2 1. 2 1, 13, 2 f , gn a n d 29 of J It. I ' m . ' .u tu ilv lo ii of p e ti t io n a n d to lx> e x p e n d e d a n d dl«hur-ed i of SE 1i of v*. in a m a n n e r following, lie-wit: E m m a M l l r lx . l , E. Mamr. l..do 1 . > •*»: '* ■ 3 . 1 .' , i f N E 11 | . T w e lv e T h o u s a n d l l o l l a r . t n he tried F. t . W a l l a . .. E, M. II- Men, Itob. • ' * M : . and N t , MV , in l u n d l n g a n d s a y i n g off p r e se n t e . l . t i n g • rt C. Allen, h it,,' D. . 11. n , Je n n ie i n d e iile d n e v . of t h e r a id Special T ax Seheol M r C la in \ n tl t rsi.b. Jo e A nde -.op, .. - ! ** v > at n \ v , D i - t r le t , in c u r r e d for th e exclusive Uie of A. M. M r t 'i a l n , l l r . t i r M r ■ i 'W ( S l j of |0 . a m a a . L o t. '*1 a n d 92 Sp rin g tiulilir free i r h ti o l i of •aid Hpiclal T aa School Ilr o w n , J o e F r o w n , Kwlng d r i h a m lU ^m urk i 11ml* r G r a h a m , IteaBlr Gn. i n , D l s t r i r l. 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ArnnLI, I'MLn u.,-d In b u lld im : a n d fu r n ish in g ■ W est Side r*- II, ( ’harlra , :i" N of S E ru r of 8 W h of N E * f of S rr., run N *i eh. C o lo red S chool, k n o w n ax t h e (fold *tm ro S t e r n , J i > CL Allan, f h a i t a * If. f* r h*. N « eh*. W In w line uf <al>! f o rty , S ( I ! , rh*. *- t '» t e g K k i n p . I l i f f y (*. K l f l n r , St* jihi r» CL S chool. 6. T w e n ty - f i v e H u n d r r d ftu lla r . t o he l,« U fuing, Wittlarn Ltifu*. Jam** VV. J, H I ! 1! uf K J j uf L u t 2, a n d N h i r f w "f N W ** M o t t , L»*H«* u se d for e n la rg in g a n d i m p r o v i n g t h e Sanford M c K I h ln n r y , J. J . 1 N K 'i vf N W u . High School by f u r n i .h i n g a M a n u a l Art*, a T h r a s h r r - A, M. T h f a s h r f , A-ia I. , ** I -L In S*j. in S\V c o r . i C o m m e r c ia l a n d a D o m e stic S c i i n r e De­ Ilro w n , L’h a r lr s II Ilrown, D, \V. • * N F f „f M V i , „f L.’u r r l r , J. IL MrLiaiiphpy, C.'oupfr p a r t m e n t . th e r r l n . i/1* ** HW cur t.f Ser. r u n F I ’* min, H FJ.E9 chs. to c ' l ’tii trf Hdwtll ( ‘n e k , t h e n r e with creek to g r a n t line, 6. Hue T h o u i a n d Dollar* l o he uxrd for ( i r o n ry i!n m |i a n v , i e«ir(i j ra tion, BrnilHi J ' fT * Bfith g r a n t line W 5 deg., N 37*32 rhs*. t h e n c e S to beg Improving .rhool I x illdlng. a n d .chord . II. M r N a t t , M . A. lluUlm an, L ft.r 4,f L ut 1 iif Sec., run W 30 yds, N 165 yds, K HO g r o u n d . <>f t h e Sa n fo rd I l i c V t h e Sanfor.l T h u m , . W. M n ra n , J. F. M i l ' l l , . s If.*, y i |, to beg ( i r a m m a r a n d t h e S a n fo rrif F r i m a r y School.. A t l a n t i c a n d Hull l.r t .c r r y ( um.* ' • I Lot lara 7, T w o T h o u s a n d D o lla r , t o he u i c d lor F.*n Vr • . C orpora tion. C om m e rc ia l • r .! MV r n t .,! Lr.t I or Sec., ru n N 2 d tg .. W SH.'i.OI ft. S , 8 t h e p u r c h a s e of f u r n i t u r e anil In c id e n ta l , for C r e d i t C o m p a n y . ■ c o rp o ra tio n , ':**'-, al"t>g g r . t i t llnr 1)92.01 ft. S I d . g 17 m in. E all schonls w ithin t h e said Specia l T a i School et al. 30 21 O l "> rt. N , 9 dr g 33 min W 1136 ft t o hrg. l« T o t h e d e f e n d a n ts , E m m a M itchell, F. D i s t r i c t , a nd .10 W h ere as : I t ii I h r s e n te of th is Ito srd M a so n R n h r r t s , F. A. Wallace, E M, H ol­ u vE i‘4 , ..l ^ 26 2t I■t,.'- "f S W i*i, ,,l ■*» SWRH 'i., .a.n. dI vN i ; »r ol uS aE- i' ei a. .n. di N «t «XV(, StV t h a t It w ould he t o t h e b e . t i n te r e s t ig S p e c ­ d e n , R o b e rt C. Allen, Kliie D. All4n, Janriie , 'v f «'t N E ' , of S E If of Sec., ru n W 3 e h ... N 4 e h .. .10 ial T a t School D istr ic t N o. I, Sem in ole .J.tcUlain . . . . . . . . . . A n d e r . n l , .Joe .. Ander.iin, A. M. ....................... 21 . .. '• ■h>. N | c h , ___ 28 31 C o u n t y , Florida, In i u u r b o n d , in t h e sum t M c C la in , f l i s t e r M rC l a in Ilrow n. J o e Ilrown, 20 - C S c , ' 1 •'/ <‘eM S W i i l of 123,000.00, th e p r o c e e d , th e r e o f t o hi E w in g ( ir a h a r n . H ester ( i r a h a m , lle.sle h»g. a t SW cor, r u n v* *" ” * L* 31 used a r I e x p e n d e d In t h e m a n n e r a n d for thi ( i r a h a m . T o w n of A l t a m o n t e I m p r o v e m e n t 20 6 V. ; t.!.°-3« r h . . W 10.20 c h .. t o beg. 31 [lurpoie. a n d n h j r c t . a . a re h e r e in a b o v e set C o m p a n y , a c o r p o r a t io n , E li i a b e ln C. T r a ­ ,, - , I ., t. ( ,.f 20 ill r t h a n d as I* s t a t e d In . a i d pe titio n . cey, W. iV, T r . ' r s y , F a n n ie S. A. I'erl»r, l i of NVV *i of S \V l * a n d E * ( 30 T h e r e f o r e , fie ft Resolved: T h , t It i . (tax (ien rg C u " l i r. V. dliam I.. S l a n d e r * . 21 21 .1 1 J o h n A. G riefey, Eli S ■xvely, Roy 11. Cudd r U r i r l n a t i o n oi t h l . C o u n t y H oard ol Fob 21 u, t ' < 12 » i ol s .11 lie I n s t r u c t i o n for Sem in ole C o u n t y , Florida, m an . i t o t x r t I., i 'a r l i . t i l . fi. J Harrell, 21 ... 18 ■) ' ' V W t of S W I* a n d N W l * of M V ) ) of S W J, •GENTS 21 . . . . 29 t h a t ' t h e a m o u n t of bond* r e q u ir e d lor th : , C h e r t s - I,. A r c , I d . t ’-..lip S te rn . J a y C. 1 1 S 'V L „f SW of N E I, .................................. ll da> p u r p o s e , a n d o h j r c 's . e l f o r t h In said petl- ( t i e r . C h a r l t . H K i 't n r . Harry C. Kleir.r. rt 1 ll “J V - hr ret, v o r d e re d t o a p p r a r t o th e bill of c o m p la in t herein llh d on t h e 1st « tlo n la t h e s u m nf ( 2 3,000 0 0 ; t h a t s a i d ' S t . p h e n . I.ri.e-iin g. William l .u p r , J a m e s l. . . * f. . Al •*- I 9 | j . b a n d , ahall h e a r I n t r r r a t a t t h e r a t . of (3>) W. M c L lh ln n e y , J . J. M o t t . Ix-tlie T h r a s h e r , t , , . " '• fu r th e r r d e r r d t h a t thla n n t l r e be p u h tiih c d each week (or tw e lve con.ecu five a n d o n e half per c e n t pe r a n n u m ; the A. M. T h r a x h r r , Ada I. Hrown. C h a tl r a II. » •it* • ! .. in tll„ f l4nlt,r a iUi 'r fujtj, j ^ u , aa nt Dtw published tn In im t h e* w-eraid hem fnol* co u n ty- I, U M,r. ^Aniurri a ^, pp a, i, u„ rr uuuiiTiiru d a y nl S e p te m b e r. A. I '■ In t e r e s t on aald b o n d , to be p a y a b l e ,om l- 1 l lr u w n . D. W. C u rrie. J. If. M i l i a u g h r y , (•FI MX FIT)ME.H HANK M T U t . M i 161 " m . t . x mv h a n d a n d the t e a l of . a i d r i r r u l t court t h i , 3rd a n n u a l l y ; aald b o n d s t o be d a t e d J a n u a r y C o o p e r C r n r e r y C o m p a n y , a c orpora tion, E. A. D O U (JL A S S , 1s t , 1920. a n d to m a t u r e t h i r t y y r a r . a f te r J. H. M r N a t t . M. A. llo ltim a n . T h o m a s W. | Clerk Clrrult Court. Ssminol* County S )r)ff>**(J. 3 I3lc t h . J a t . there of, a n d ?.*ura.-,, J. V. .’. r i n " , / . t l e n t l r a i d Gulf tort lo t C o m p la i n a n t . F l o r i d •» legal advertising DS | BUSINESS CARDS SCHELLE M A IN ES L / i i r K £ ; 7? V SANFORD - - FLORIDA Wilson & Hoasbolder LAWYERS Florida Sanford. D R . S . E . C L IN A R D Physician and Surgeon Residence Hotel Carnes A T L A N T I C HOTEL Still Have Good Envelopes at .’ c a Pit#. HERALD PRINTING COMPANY HENRY Mc L A U L I N JEW ELER - MY SPECIALTIES: DR. E.S. HOFFMAN OCULIST AND OPTICIAN On Annum 1st, a statomunl was issued l>v flic Ford .Motor Company as follows: We closed the fiscal year July 31st, with unfilled orders for immediate delivery amounting to 159,573 cars. Es­ timated production for the fiscal year is itooo,uoo care. Cars can be gotten if the orders are placed as far ahead as possible. Runabouts, $500.00; Trucks, $550.00 Touring Cars, $525.00; .Sedans, $875.00; Coupclets, $775,00; f. o. b. Detroit C. F. WILLIAMS •Agent EDlVARD HIGGINS Salesman ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W. J . T H IG P E N & COM PAN Y "jrieral. F ir e M,TeL‘ w,,1u* in s u r a n c e � 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, September 05, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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>, September 05, 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/f49dd6fd01ab3d2c4424ab642b9957d6.pdf 72b2e98c0b4d4ceaffdffe5c62fdc48d PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD IN T H E H EA R T OF T H E W O RLD 'S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SEC TIO N SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY* ^SEPTEMBER i: — 1----- ___________________ NUMBER 4 1919 FREE BRIDGES ARE DELAYED FOR PRESENT he benefit of the county school fund. Section 6. Tliut the owner of any hogs or swine running or roaming at Inrge within the territorial limits of Seminole county, Florida, shall he liable to the person damaged for all damages caused by his hogs or swine so running or roaming at large, and the person suffering such damages Clerk here opened the bid for the shall have u lien upon such hogs or work in Jessup Drainage district, I swine for the payment of said dam­ and there being only one bid which age and may impound and hold the was tiled by II. F. Collier, which was same, upon the terms and in the VOLUSIA • • COUNTY C O M M IS ­ for the sum of 37 cents per cubic COMMANDER OF GREATEST T E X T OF LAW THAT WILL RE manner provided in Section 2 of this S IO N E R S TH IN K P R IC E OF ISSUES. DIPPING VATS VOTED UPON IN T H IS COUN­ act, and shall within five days after ARMY AMERICA EVER SEN T PRESENT B R ID G E BEYOND bond ' £ ! . , » ’m a t t e r s make '» ,,tion ,,f ° - **• S w° p ** “ : c‘ TY TUESDAY. S E P T . 1GT1I \SD K*)AR • ‘ ondctl bv L. P. Hagan, .uni curried, FORTH REAC H E S NEW YORK such impounding institute this suit ALL REASON c r busy s e s s i o n • of If. F. Collier is accepted above hid . . . . For the benefit of those who have in the court having jurisdiction of New York, Sept. 1.— Pershing iB the same for the recovery of his | It Seems that Volusia, Seminole Commissioher L. P. Hagan, offered Sanford, Ha.. Sept. — 1J l 9 ‘ not seen the text of the new hog • damages, with impounding fees, feed and Lake counties will not be al­ IInn ,mard of County Comm.s- the following rhsolujion and moved home pgain. law to he ratified by the voters of i.. and for Seminole county, its ndoption, and commissioner O. P. Standing on the bridge of the ^ cou nMt T u „,|ay it is print- and costs, which action shall pro- lowed to own their bridges across tho cecd in nil re s p « t s in compliance St. Johns river at this time as the lytge Leviathan, itself symbolic of j ^ ^ " tr 10 o'clock a. in. Pres- Swope seconded same. with existing la^ in attachment 1private corporation owning these H* • » |„ A. Drumley and the vfctory over Germany, the c o m -. ' Whereas,'the cost of the construc­ An Act to make it uhlawful for rases, except that bond shall not he bridges want more for them than «nt* C.h3- , , 1 P Hagan, O. P. tion of the. ditches, drains or canals, mandcr of the greatest host ever! ComW,i || Kilt.ee, with V. E. and lateral ditches, drains or canals gathered under the Stars and Stripes hogs or swine to run or main at required for tin* impounding; and if they are worth. The decision of the came slowly up the __ bay today, large _ within the territorial limits , of the owner of such hogs nr swine Volusia county commissioners does including the interest charges, t|ie world famed and hailed ms n conJ Seminole county, Florida, to provide „hi’I d-dr * t o 'retain* t lie same pond- not mean, however, that tho t-vo expense of the committee and en­ ( for the impounding nnd sale of satin |n^, „ui-h n<tlon he may do so by counties cannot build a bridge at nVLo-nt. * Commissioner + * * • '"cC.“ W. ? ?m, u *; gineer and for any condemnation q tiering hero should be. , .. "when h e n found running or roaming at tl1I1uirnmn|t|ni; nad nsd rtline filing inin the the court court inin Osteen Osteen ferry ferry and and this this will will probably pro proceedings has been and is hereby aintef. ,ii ii .in . . trn .mi ’ large in violation of this Act, to pro- wj,jch such action is pending a good i,c accomplished some time iiin the j sp i iii n Mi, ut,« <>f meeting held August estimated to lie 552,220.00. from the igun i “ ’ i vide for the recovery of damages anij nuf||ci**nt bond, to be approved niur future. The following froi 4 ,h. 7th. Kith and 23rd were read (Concluded next week.I H DeLand DcLnnd News shows the ihe act! action of I" “ ' 1 . 1 L ..r V .:* York hy " r to .,,.ro,“‘r , y !i by the clerk, or by the court tl if it familiar landmarks of New York , thercof, to provide punami approved. have no clerk, in like manner as is the Volusia county commissioners: * came into view, of the day 2 , ishment for -owners of such hogs or provided hy existing law for the re­ Motion ol O. !•. S « o j » . 2nd by R. R. Montgomery Visits City At the meeting of the hoard <>f months ago when lie slipped secretly swine who willfully or knowingly , Hagan, and carried, the resig­ taking property hy defendants in county commissioners on Thursday, It. R. Montgomery of Jackson vile, out of the harbor on his way to jicrmit same to run or roam at lurge attachment. Judgments recovered b j .» OiU t/i J 'ii. 2 ll.e calling of an nation ef Atty. J. J- Dickinson, now head of the Montgomery Advertising France to prepare the wav k the in said county, and submitting the I* ____enforced in cn file with this hoard is heroby uc' ratification thereof to the quali­ like manner as judgments in attach­ election to decide the question as r. account of tho return of Service of that city and one of the hosts .bn. to whether or not the county should i»pt*J 0 • -f t . . nest aijverli.i'iTg experts in the soutn was only a major general, fied voters of said eou^fy. ments; Provided, however, that any buy or build bridges on the coast was 4 visitor in Sanford on l uesday He c^me hack Monday with fokr lit* it enacted hy the Legislature person recovering a judgment shall jfrvico of the U. S. A. mi tin! St. Johns river, was stars on his shoulders—the fourth of the State of Florida' of this week. seconded ue entitled to have the court assess postponed until later. ( oinmissionMotion of L. P- Hngati, Mr. Montgomery with his family man since Washington to w“*<«• ♦•’•■m • Section I. That from and after ns part of the costs of the case a rcu. ers Reilly and Swope voted against I v o ] . Swope, and carried, Atty. \ n ,.Unites is h ereb y appoint*. aie touring riorida tin a short vaca­ under the American (lag. tho pns.iugJ of thi* U1’t, u,,d its rati­ snnuhlc attorney fee, to he included postponement, while Commissioners The welcome given him would fication hy a majority of the quali­ tion trip of a few weeks. He was Carpenter, Codrington nnd Illshop ,4 uuciwy I"! *l>l> b o w l. h° id have quickened the Jiulse of the fied voters of said county, it shall he in the judgment. greatly pleased with the Sanford sec­ .............. . postpone' l o r j h e j i me be­ . .n ».»"• ■** I'1' " " ' ' ’ CnMjmi j y g ' * -• !» all CUSCS UlldlT Fresh unlawful for hogs or swine to run or bcarii. ad at the salary of $o0.00 tion anti stated that both the farms hero of a Roman triumph. ing. and city hud the nest uppeurunce from the capitals of allied Europe ream at large within the territorial fUnrtinucd on Page b) per month. Arrangements had been made to where honors had been heaped upon limits of Seminole county, Florida, * any section yet visited. Tli* j„titi.i.. •*. *’ - • -*«-’4S t‘l buy the bridges over tho St. Johns him, it remained for New Y ork to and all persons owning hogs or swine .-ti-S that the following mud be at Harden Ferry and at Crows show the first American to lead an in said county of.Seminole are here­ 7«iRnated as a public highway, tollluff, provided they could be pur­ American army across the Atlantic by required to keep and prevent the »it: Road marked and luid out on chased at a figure approximately the what a real welcome is. same from running or roaming at the dividing line between Section* same ns tho estimate /if the engineer luigc in said county, by keeping and The United Stutes steamship Le­ 21 and 22. Tp. PJ S., R. 30 E.. as from the State Rond Department, viathan with Gen. John J . Pershing maintaining them within good and ,hown on the plat of St. Josephs, who figured that the (.rows llluff * and his staff <*) board passed Sandy sufficient fences and enclosures running from St. Gertrude avenue bridge was worth 524,000 and tho Hook at 7:15 o'clock Monday morn­ north to the Atlantic Coast Line Sectlon . That any person may. Harden Ferry bridge 527,000. Sem­ ing. The Leviathan proceeded up and it shall he the duty of the sheriff Railroad right of way, and on mo­ inole county bad agreed to bear its the harbor und arrived in Holikoeit or any constable of said county to tion of 0. P. Swope, seconded, by E. share of the burden of the Harden about 8 o'clock. II. Kilbcc and carried, the above take, or cause to be taken up and Ferry bridge, and Lake county its Messages dropped by a police impounded any hogs or swine found road is hereby declared from hence­ share of the Crows llluff bridge, hydroplane aboard the ginnt stcupi- runnirg or roaming at large within forth to l>e a public highway. while assurances had been received ship Leviathan at daybreak as she the territorial limits of Seminole TH E SANFORD SC H O O LS WILL that the Stnte Road Department Motion of (). P. Swope, seconded sta rt Wi t h f in e pro s­ by I. P. Hagan and carried. Sheriff P H IL L IP S BUYS M OftE P R O P approached the harbor signalized the •minty, Florjdu, nnd such Impounder would possibly ussist in the purp e c t s AND C O R P S OF TEACH­ beginning of the three days recep­ ERTV AND May ER EC T AN may demand the sum of fifty cems the bridge E. E. Hrady is instructed to investi­ 1c h a s e of ......... .. at Harden Ferry. apartm ent h o use o n tion to General Pershing by the city for each hog or- swine for each day ERS However, it had been impossible to gate the uzc of the dipping vat3 and York. The moment the the same is kept impounded, und HAND LOTS of .New .. pens a» butcher pens, und make MeThe long vartition is nearly «>vrr „t.curv a figurefrom the owners of # 1 • • Leviathan was sighted steamships the sum of fifty cents each for the and the hoys and girls of Sanford t j,,. two bridges until the meeting port to tliis hoard. The Herald stated last week that along her inbound path let loose taking und Impounding of the same, will he glad to Jenrn that in about i WB„ Jn session. The figures then scMotion of L. P. Hagan, seconde l I. W. Phillips an Sons bad purchased their whispers in a screaming greet­ und the person having charge of two weeks the schools will open for cured were: by lb P. Swope and carried, Mr. the Hand property on Pnrk avenue ing nnd as the former German liner such hogs or swine, when Impounded Jno. I). Jinkins; tax collector if j with u view- to building a mammoth Hnrden Ferry llrldge proceeded through the narrows to is hereby required to feed, water, the fall term. This will be in many $45,000 ) rrehy authorized to purchase one garage. We welcomed them to San­ respects tho best -school year we Owner s price quarantine the din started by the and give surh other care as is neccr27.000 • have ever had. The wftr has reveal­ Engineer’s estimate »tttl cabinet,'a n d other necessary ford os being umong the greatest harbor craft was taken up by the sary to keep and maintain such ed to us the necessity of more uni­ i'j(i|dies lor his office. boosters in Orlando. We did not sirens throughout the city. hogs or swine in as good condition versal education, of the importance Commissioner O. P. Swope intro know at that time that they were Surprise p a r t y ...................... $18,000 Amid the shrieking of sirens from as when impounded. ' of mentally ns well as physically duced and moved the adoption of a negotiating for other Sanford prop­ thousands of factories and ships, the Crow’s llluff Bridge Section 3. That when any hogs or trained men and women. The ap­ $40,000 iriolution concerning tlio issuance id erty and thut they had in mind not Leviathan reached her duck in Ho­ Owner’s price percentage of illiteracy swim* are impounded nnd the owner palling 24.000 13(10,000 bonds Inr Seminole County the erection of .i garage building on Engineer's estimate boken a few minutes after 8 o'clock. among grown young men has caused he known, the impounder shall im­ the Hand property but something Highways already voted upon. When congress conferred upon mediately notify such owner where the nation Vo awaiie to the serious- 1 $16,000 M n "f (i. P. Swope, seconded |rnorc» substantial nnd something that John J . Pershing the permanent rank his hogs or swine are impounded, nes3 ol the situation. The state o f , Surprise party will be of greater benefit to Sanford by E. II Kilhee, that -Atty. Geo. A. of general he beeftme the fourth to and if surh owner shall for two days Florida r i«.i...a lias . . . . been .............. - ............ ...... re\'Feeling that Seminole and Lake moved hy this IM'ottci lie instructed t.» prepare a and to Vne Phillips than any mere •lation to the. passage of legislation county would not join under these hold thut coveted title. after such notice refuse or neglect to rnolc.'.ion. recognizing the firm of garage. providing for conipu’-.nry education. ’ conditions even if the people Secretary • of War linker read a redeem his hogs or swine and pay This week comes the information William- & Collier as engineers for message from President Wilson ex­ the impounding fees,.or if such own­ It is deplorable that compulsion lusia county approved the bond isthi cie.inty, and submit same to the that the Phillips have purchased the should ever be necessary in a matter which would have been a very board, and the following coitunis* Fernald building and lots on Oak pressing regret at not being able to er .^hull he unknown to the Impound­ . ............... . pm .facts foolish thing for the people to have attend in person the reception ex­ of such vital importance. . er.' then, such impounder shall notify tinners voted for said motion: O. P. avenue now being used by the Ferban* shown th i necessity, and now done at these prices, the commission______ to General Pershing nnd cx- th e sheriff of the county, or the con­ Swo.e, E. H. Kilhee and L. A. nald Hardware Co., and this build- tended pareiits must see that their children **rn from this side of the county, felt Ilrumb y. and Commissioner L. P. j j ni, wilt he used for a garage with tended thanks on behalf of the n,‘* 1Mtulil,* of the district in which such attend, school, not only occasionally, that It would he wise to postpone tinn to the great battle lender for h * , | | f RW j nl. are impounded, that llagan voted tguinst said motion. ' t j!(, addition of a brick addition, for a few.months, hut every school the election for the present at lest, services during the war. Genera' nj; , (|U1 j mp,)Unded such hogs or or ......... M*.u«.n "I O. P. Swope, seconded Ilulking a splendid garage property. Pershing paid a tribute to his fallen ! ......... AVCine, „giving the year. And. being law •nnd so voted, _ full and accurate des-|nny . in the . by I. |* nsc; and carrUu. Go-, Thp |jam| property, which is in criptlon of the same, with mnrks marks if |a|,|iUng b i l l i n g citizens, tth.* comrades in reply. !i crii.tion h j people of SemT h e owners of the Volusia and aih«rtLcment n« submitted hy E n - ' , i„.nrt of Sanford and one block V .y . The sheriff or constable, a f t e r ' |n(1|(* county ure going to respond e ominole bridge have a franchise for Kii .r U,. It. Ramsey is hereby nr- . ()m j.-jrst 9treit will probably be Takes llulck Agency t,,„ Hays’ notice published in a r.ewr-jand send their children to school. tl.n yenrs. while the^ Volusia und rej ted. and elerk instructed to run cC(j wjt p „ flm. npnrtment house, W. J. Thigpen has taken t h e ! paper published in said county, with it i-» hoped hy the school authorities j _,ke* Bridge Company have a fr.in*.tn. in the Sanford Herald, , h e l modern and up to date in every re­ usency for the Hoick line of aut<»-;u general circulation in such county, of the ccinj ulsory education luv. cnjS(, for ten years, two yenrs of Manufacturers' Record and the Florct an(l a j,ul|ding that will he an no case of violation wh!ch have expired. At the explramobiles and ns Hulcks have always1, hall sell such hogs or swiho at puh- that Id;. Tinns-Union, and the fo.lowlng ornamcnt to the city. v il', ever have to he brought before ,( ;;.eae fran:M ;ca the county lie auction, and out of the proceeds roi imi-Moners voted for said rnoThe plans of Mr. Phillips have not hecn popular In Sanford and Sem of such sale shall pay toe costs of our courts, nnd judging hy the utti- y a , privilege of purchase at an in ole county they need no introduc­ tiot.: i. p. Hagan, O. P. Swope and . . „ . ... . . as y e t ' been matured and have not lude towards and interest In, i-duiua rb itra te d 'price. In tho meanlbne, impounding, keeping, ar.d side of said L A. Bromley, anti Commissioner. • Jp public, but it i* rumored tion to the people. T h e iluick tars tional alTnirs evidenced hy the titilin|,.^q the bridges c a n ’he purchnied' I. II. Kilhee voted against said mo- J ^ ^ j# J w|ou>!y considering the have always been good, are good hogs or swine, and shall turn over tcr.s of t iiia county, this hope is well at n figure considered reasonable by ... __ i niunva will' In* cmiil ami any balance to the Hoard of ( oo*it\ n„ w and always will be good and erection of u fine apartment house on founded. the hoard and engineer, they will reCommissioners to he disposed of as I. i’. Hagan offered the following ht# npv. property and us he now­ the new models now being shown For inforinatioii relative to tile muin in private hands, unless the his new hereinafter provided. . are no exception to tho rule. Mr. resolution, which was seconded hy owns ' nn interest in this kind of Thigpen is having difficulty In get­ Section 4 . ' Thnt the she.iff or c o n -j Compulsory Attem^mcc Law, call county should see fit to build other l>. !’. Swope and moved its adop­ property in Orlando knows exactly able, ution making such .*a'.c, shall, on the superintendent of public in- j,rjdKCs Alongside o.* them —and this tion Providing for the issuance of the kind of building he wunis and ting a sufficient number of cars to stable, upon making keep up with his orders, hut now i * , ( urniah a statement* under eath to struct ion at the court house, Sanford, v.ou!d necessitate a permit from the tim«- warrants in the Aum of $6,- will build a real apartment house War Department to place another tin* time to t*« place nlttce your orilers orders if you * t ju, Hoard of COunty* Commissioners, Florida. the tiling 6no.«n under authority of Chapter when he starts building. The principal of the High School |,r[df;c across the St. Johns, making want early deliveries and he will be w|t j, n description of the hogs or 8196 of tp,* laws of Florida, pre­ There is no city of like size in the pleated to take any prospective cus-l8Wj m. Sohl by him. which statement lor tliir year will be Prof. Claude bridges at Harden Ferry where scribing f„r warrant for said Umu*, I ths't offers such „ goldMr. Ogilvie t j,pre 8houlil be only one. tomers out in the new mentis and nnd description shall be filed hy said Ogllvie of Gainesville. •nd providing for the levy and co l-!^,.n..................„,fw conics to us with highest recommen--------------------------- -opportunity (lir for un an investment investment as demonstrate the new .Hoicks. He County Commissioners, and at nny lection of a tax to pay same. Haiimis from school authorities and an apartment house in Sanford. New Hat and Cleaning Concern he found in his olfire in the time within thirty days after such Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded There is a demand for apartments can Peoples Hank building and expects nale the owner of such hogs or swine, is a young mnn of high intellectual A new hat dyeing and steam by O. P. Swope and carried, clerk is here summer and winter rind the to have a store room as soon as one by making satisfactory proof of his attainments and pleasing personal­ cleaning works is being established authorized to purchase ohe record . mnn,| (or three and four room , ,, « . . ... rnn be procured. See him at his ownership to the County Commis­ ity. He will take his place among book for Discharges of Returned ; U.,artnu.nt8 has never been met here office, phone 24 or see him on the sioners shall have the balance of the the leading men of the county, ar.d 11 .• ,.r cf Starke, Fin. Soldiers and Sailors. ! in the past ten years. Just now he* purchase money turned over to him. the city of Sanford will be proud of street. . •' I . _ Ihim t __ — —m m U laftn rail II'/. 11 111 * rs Iteacher. on i li n* as a citizen as well ug a Mr. Jordan has rented tho store Notary Public' Bond of Geo. A. f„ri. the winter seuson has opened or he may redeem such hogs or The principals of dho Sanford room wext to the fire statiou and is tliere is not on apartment left, fur­ Di-Cottes is hereby approved. twine so sold by paying all costs ac To Ilessle Hill College nished rooms nrc scarce,’ houses are Grammar School, the Hast Side Prialready handling the business and Justice of the peace bond of Theo. Miss Rosamond Radford left Fri­ crued, together with the purchase A'llin is hereby approved, " , scarce and people nrr being turned thrtt fo:mcrIy " ent money nr.d ........ interest at the legal rate inary, and the West Side Primary do,nR tho day for Waycross, Ga., to spend a ----------------, Rond of J . A. Ilailey nnd L. W. awny every day because they cannot few days with Mrs. S. C. Pittman .from the time of impounding: pro- Schools, respectively, Mrs. Rosa L. t0 o t ”‘ r clt e>* Therefore the r.t.t:.;. inger, to carry fire arm* *vere he accommodated. T h e steam cleaning machinery and friends. There she was Joined Jvided such h o .t or swine have not in Dickenson, Mrs. Stella P. Arrington, approved and license ordered issued. Herald congratulate! Mr. Phillip* by Misses Lois Summerall and Er- the meantime passed into the hands and Mis3 Helen Ilrighain, are too " ’HI arrive !n about a week a ter Motion of Q. J*. Swope, seconded upon his new purchase, upon his nestine Bell to go to Ilessle Hill! of u tl ird , arty for value If .he will known by ihoir record here in which anything in the cleaning, l,y E. H. KilVee and carried, this idea of an apartment house und con­ College at Forsyth, Gu.. where they j j ror f of ownership is not mnde with- the jia«t to' need any introduction io pressing un i dyeing line \/i!l he In,aril rcroniuiBiids t'nst John Mitch- _gratulates Sanford upon the a‘’|l“ **‘’ will take up their studies for ll.H. in the time named, the said coinmis- the people of Sanford, who will handled by Mr. Iordan who Is an K * - ............. Mr. IM,illip«(Continued on page 9) expert in .this lit)*. \ 'll of Oviedo, F it., he appointed j tlon of *ueh men ’ sinners si all rctuin said money f o r 1 year Mark ami llrund Inspector for I’re- men who do thing;* cinct liu. 5, ol Seminole county, Fin. * Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded liy O. P. Swope uml carried, this board recommends that G. C. LeKils of Geneva *. appointed Mark and llrand Inspector for Precinct No. *5, of Seminole county. GEN. PERSHING NEW HOG LAW COMES. HOME TO BE VOTED REALGENERALIN SEMINOLE a . *,».>■ ** “"‘V1-.- APARTMENTS FOR SANFORD TO BE ERECTED OUR SCHOOLS IN SANFORD OPEN SEPT. 29 �v -" w &&£!-■' ? P SEPTEM BER 5, 1919 THE 8A N F0BD HERALD PICT* TWELVE We Do Your Vulcanizing RIGHT the F irst Time A l t h o u g h o u r w o r k Is g u a r a n t e e d it d o n t c o m e b a c k t o be done over. : : : W e ’ll s a y i t ’s so m e s a tis f a c tio n to a u to o w n e rs to k n o w t h a t th e “ e x t r a ” tir e o r tube w ill s ta n d up if n e e d e d . B r i n g y o u r n e x t jo b to u s an d b e c o n ­ v in c e d . Sanford Cycle Co. “ A Service Id to Get You Out of Trouble” P h on e 2 5 1 -W S a n fo r d , F l o r i d a mini pit n footliol«l In the Isiiiml^. Trade of various aorta sprung up, for the Mauds are wonderfully rich In roimnerrlnl possibilities. The Fljlnn Is n child who cannot grow tip. lie has no *e»«o of commercial value* and no liking for toll. The white *3iinn found him 11 wretched worker and al­ most unttsahlc on the plantations that were Inld nut In the Islands. That la the reason why the Hindoo I coolie has hueti Imported Into FIJI ’anil I whv the n linn l« JT'j'l. iiutitu cannot stand the double strain of softened ways of living end of com­ peting with the work-hard eil native of India. One notes ns n significant phase of t!.c European* altiluua toward the changing conditions In FIJI, the recom­ mendations adopted at n recent meet­ ing of the district synod. Methodist mission of FIJI. These ri-commendatlnns approved the further lion of the Islands by Hindoos and suggested 11 number of regulations which would better the situation of these Imported orientals. The Im­ perial Ion of women from India wns recommended, ns It wns stated that women were dlspropottlonately few In the Fiji Islands. There has been some Intermarriage between the FIJIs and the Hindoos. Thnt, too, has helped bring about the passing of the FIJIun. Snmonns also have gone to FIJI In considerable num­ bers ntid have thrived there. • FIJIAN’S DAY OVER Picturesque South Sea Islander Is Disappearing. Advent of the White Man, With Hla Civilization and His Buaineti Ideat Too Much (or Once­ > ,**>*■• —•-Cv.uvcd Savage. The FIJI Islander, whose cannibalIstlc practices long made him 11 favor­ ite with writers of llcllon and humor, Is following the Malayan pirates and lltu loving peart thief of the South seus Into the renIni of memory. A turhuned hnlf-custo Hindoo Is replac­ ing the once bloodthirsty and always pleluri sqiu* native of the HJU. It fa the white . . 'ju-j, along with the white nmn'n vices, and the Fljlati'a utter disinclination to work-that are (dotting out the nice. The FIJIun of toilny Is no longer war­ like, no longer n hunter and a Ushertnnn.( Instead ho Is a lazy smoker of the white man's tobacco, a lover of the white man's enlivening drinks mill n patron of the white man's moving pic­ ture shows. Time was when the war canoes of the FIJIs piled the Southern seas; when the Fljlnn warrior was a dread­ ed person who displayed no fear In hnttle and who enjoyed eating Ids slain enemies once the conflict ended. The FIJInns, according to thr early travelers who came In contact with them, were superlatively bail. The very mine FIJI became a synonym for whatever was barbarous, Inhuman and cnnnlhnllstlc. It seems Hint the eat­ ing of human flesh was both a mat­ ter of religious rite and of enjevment with the Fljlnn. Great feasts of this sort were prepared, especially after n successful hnttle. The had reputation of the FIJInns kept traders and missionaries away from the Islands till long lifter other peoples of that section of the sens were Christianized. Finally the white Guarding the Captor. After the Turkish line wns broken In front of Nablus, n Tommy of poor physique found himself In sole charge of a whole eompnny of Jnckos. No assistance was In sight, so the ban­ tam solemnly proceeded to march the captives toward the nearest com­ pound, a few miles distant. The Turks stiiinlileij ni«ng, and the rough nature of the country threw the col­ umn Into such confusion Hint Tommy often found himself surrounded hy prisoners. Once, while ncgolhitlng n itllllcult descent, he fell Siemllong among Hie boulders. Ills helmet and rifle flying before bint. For 11 moment the situation seemed critical; hut n stnlwnrl prisoner promptly restored or­ der by lifting the guard carefully to Ids feet and replacing the cumbersome headgear. Then, picking up the rifle, FIR E and THEFT and COLLISION In- Ahdiil restored It with a graceful how, mrance Issued by the FLORIDA STATE and the column marched on to capAUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Is the tlvlty. nafest and cheapest In the world. Write for Information to headquarters Orlando. ‘7 3 3 Agents wanted In every town In Florida. Autom obile Protection THE TCill \M KITCHEN ^ C A B IN E T Why Suffer? .Mrs. J . A. Cox, ol Alderson, \V. Va., writes: "My daughter . . . suilered terribly. Site could not turn in bed . . . the doctors gave her up, and v c brought her heme lo die. Site had suffered so much a t . . . time. Hav­ ing Heard of Cardui, we got it for her.” The Woman's Tonic "In afewdays, she be­ gan lo improve," Mrs. Cox continues, "and had no trouble a t . . . Cardui cured her, and we sing its praises everywhere.” We receive many thou­ sands of similar letters every vear, telling of the good Cardui has done for women who suffer from complaints so common lo their sex. It should do X o u ^ , ,0 0 . T ,? The Mt-ll-liiforiiiril hnuonvlfi- « ill 1111•1 on ure.it dlitli'ulty In rrl<-< tin* n k i i i i * tilnutlon of f,m.la timt l» tmlrtlI\,-ly rftldciit .toil al the mono lime •liu|ilv unit *rumiiiilcnl.—Jordan. 115 P ark A ve. Wanted— Girl or woman with at leust common school education to operate Monotype Keyboard. Must be steady, reliable und permanent. Herald Printing Co. 3-tf FOR R EN T T H R E E THOUSAND DOLLARS CASH. The buildings nlone on this For R e n t —Newly furnished and place cannot be duplicated for less unfurnished rooms for rent. Apply than five thousand dollars. Mr. and at French Shop, 307 E. First St. Mrs. A. D. Parrish. 3-tfc 3-ltc Nine Room House, good condi­ Furnished rooms for rent, no tion. Close in. Gurage und flowing Laurel Ave. 67-3tc well. Time price $3,000.00. Cash Price. See W. P. Carter. Con­ LOST nelly’s Real Estate Office. 3 -ltc Lost or left on some job. jointer For Sate— An ncre of corn. Scr plane. Finder return to Herald of. J , E. Spuriing. 2-2tc__ flee and r.lcoive liberal reward. 3-2lp One 2-horse disk for sale cheap. Wnnted— Men In every county with own nuto to travel and take ordess for the Red Ripper Hay Press. Can give good commission to J. W. Osteen, Altamonte Springs, the right man. He must he a good Fla. 2-3tp hustler. 06-tf. For Sale— Three lots cor. Myrtle WANTED— OLD CLEAN Ave. and-7th. Paved street, oppo­ RAGS. ANY KIND EX site park. Beautiful location for C’ EP T OLD SOCKS, residence. Apply. \V. W. Long, 410 COATS, PANTS, OR Onk avenue. 2-ltp BED SPR EA D S. AT For Sale— Upright piano in per­ TH E HERALD OFFICE. fect condition. Terms. Address 59-tf Box 212, Sqnford, Fla. 2-2tc Upholstering and mattress making, For Sale— Moline Universal Trac­ furniture repaired, mirrors plated, tor, with snntl cleat*. Two I I inch auto tops and seats recovered. First plow*, rolling truck, complete. Ly­ class work only. Brown Upholstery Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fin. man Brother*, Forest City, Fla. 2-tf 49-tfc For Sale—Six room dwelling with two large lots. Room* extra large, FOR SALE with modern conveniences. About twenty orange trees full of fruit, on For Sale — Eight^tons of hay in Park avenue, tin* most desirable res­ stack. A. Corpany near Moore'* idence part of city. For particulars Station or Beurtlull avenue. 3-tf|> call 175. 2-2 tp For Sale— We have n lot of very 1917 Ford Touring Car in good fine gc•nuinc Duroc Jersey pigs at running shape Must sell at once very reasonable price. Mrs. Endor $250 00 Ford, c-o Herald. l-3tc 3-tlc Curlctl Geneva. nips, f o r k s or anything w i d t h he uses. This Is also true of other contagious diseases to a less extent. Consequently too iiiiu'Ii rare cannot lie taken of evoiythlng that the patient handles. Allow no one to use or hnmllc any For Sale Cheap--A good work of tils utensils, toys or hooks. The Enquire C. E. Chorpening, mule. i!tei'«l|s may to- b o i l e d ; ten minutes 3-2tft M oore''« Station Store. will sterilize them, hut toys, hooks or things iliot i-atirinl lie hulled should he MaFor Sale—$12.50 Washing huriied. chine. Household furniture I'ape, naiikliis iiml dlihes "'f 1 j C*i.*.:*-• r uruUurc Lu„ o- i .•simtoriT limy to- useii. saving the enre of linen Avon in 3 -ltc am1 uti a - lIs. and these may he burned. For suln—Good wood range stove To ventilate n sick room without 11 •f*nft, place 11 hoard four to six Inches cheap for rash. Enquire C. It. ' !de under the window, and of the 3-2tp People.* BunkV •nine wmin; ny shutting the window For Sale—Ten acres good celery down on (Ids hoard, a current of air will c o m e up between the sashes, keep­ land five miles from Sanford. Lot G1 ing n circulation of fresh nlr, without Eureka Hammock. Price $100 per ■1 draft. acre. Cash or terms Wti'.r. *••• ., Mrs. Pauline Lnhne, 1103 Ash Ave., Wichita, Kans. 3-3tp H exene For Sale—Our bungalow No. 309 French nVenuc. Six rooms, 3 clos­ No Sound From Giraffe. ets, bat It room, two porches, con­ It Is snld by animal (minors thnt the crete all around, pretty green lawn glrnffe hns never been known to omit n sound nr nny kind. No v*n’.T*r wlint with attractive palmetto front, also thr- nnlmnl may suffer when ill nr In­ has servant’s room, plunder room, jured. ho remains silent. And scien­ good garage and u small packing tists have ndvuncod the theory Hint, shell, with office room in routh end because of Hie extreme length .if the on the place. Can be 1. :ught for neck, sound Is difficult or Impossible for Hie glrnffe. Wanted to Know. A wmnnn who was troubled with chronic nightmare and who frequently cried out In her sleep advertised for room and board “with 11 fntnlly who would not object to screaming In Hie night.’’ Among the answers she re­ ceived was one which nskml: “How often would you require ns to scream?’’ •—Boston Transcript. DON’T Write it on Your Cuff! Jot it Down in the K sa lP a n a M EM O B O O K For Sale—1910 Model Ford Road­ ster, 1 Shuler Vulcunizer. IF r ’SmTifcr," 113 Elm avenue. G6-2tp For Sale—A first class fresh Jersey cow. M. Doyle, Lake Monroe, Fla. liG-Gtt) For Sale—Four dwelling houses. | Cash or easy terms. Situated on Park, Magnolia, Cypress and Myrtle^ avenues. Apply to J . E. Puce. tio-tt : For sale—Piano Herald Office. For door, inches high, quick. Cheap. E n qu ire; 65-tf. sale or exchange— 1 Vault good shape, 1 large Safe, 71 high, 1 small Safe, 34 inches 1 adding machine. Must sell C. Care of Herald. 62-tf. T l ic ideal way to make memoranda and c a rry in fo r­ mation th at you need fre­ qu en tly . Covers l a s t fo r years. S h e e ts can b e obtained anytim e, ruled in s ix styles. Bound in H andsom e Dura­ ble B la c k M orocco, w ith Red L eath er In d e x th a t enables you to find what you w an t in­ stantly. HERALD PRINTING CO For salt —Maxwell Touring car, in splendid condition. Cash or credit II. &. O. Motor Co. 64-tf. Sanford, Florida Phone 148 W c have sufficient merchandise to last the week, hut would advise 55 early buying fo r best selection s G in g h a m s lor sch ool dresses, large plaids, /Yv 0 B p.ll colors, yd. = = = Best ginghams in all the large fanes plaids rh*l and newest 32-in I v patterns, 75c to t x d Bungalo Aprons made of best qua! ging-rt»c^ ., hams and p c r c a l ^ j g ' Each' SI.50 ADVERTISING S All l.ornl AdverttHcnicntH Under = Thin Heading TIIREK CENTS • " " I Inc For Each Iimertlon Minimum Chnrjic 25 Cent*. In answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in ttie id, please do not ask The Herald tor information us to the identity of the ndverttser. 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 structions in the ad. Found Sunduy—Auto tire. Owner can have same by proving property and paying for this ad. E. II. Ran­ dall, 821 W. First St. 3-2tp For Sale—Pair of good farm mules In good sound condition. Reasonaide price. M. Fleisher. G7-tf A d v a n t a g e of W i n g s . CLA SSIFIED FOUND Monday, September 8th to September 13tth | Ai.oilo r good thing nl,out tin* flying Ml llllg, l doe- 1* that lie nev er has to light upon ltie top of a tiol'se oiel Imwl for somebody to help him down —Dal­ las News. Wet Porphyry Pebbles. At Nnntiioket Beiieb I cannot approve the tii-te which clothed emperors in purple, when I *<•«* wet porphyry pebble*.—Emerson. . Lost— Tiro on demountable rim 30x3'.* on West First street Satur­ day afternoon. Reward for informa­ tion at Herald office. 2-2tc Yowell’s Gingham Week World's Urgent Need. The stale will lie saved If the Lord pits It Into the heart of the iiverago mini so to shape Ids life that tin* slate sliiill he worth saving, end only on those terms. We ue«d civil righteous. Hess.—Theodore Roosevelt. CARE IN CONTAGION. Contagious diseases are due to dl*tmet living things, which are transmit­ ted from one person to another and live like parasites upon a patient. This knowledge will hell, us to quill’d ourselves and our loved ones from the spread if contagion. The best proleetloli against contagion Is ro­ bust health. <Inc who Is strong and vigorous Is it tleli less liable to yield to disease than one less robust. Wholesome food, exercise and fresh air are essentials In combating disease. All active hotly Is fur less liable lo disease than llll Inactive one that has little outdoor ex•iclsc. The need of fresh air, day and night. Is one of the Important factors In multiiiiliilng health. The belief that , night nlr Is dangerous and sleeping In . an iinventllntcd room Is responsible for l much III health. Sleeping rooms should , lie well aired by ihiy, Adding sunned often and n frei circulation of air In Hie coldest weather maintained In the Rheplng rooms during the night. The eating utensils used hy n pntlent. or Indeed tiny thing else which he n«e* or handles during n contagious IIIness, are a menni'c. us they are easily cnntnmlnntJd with Infections germs. A diphtheria patient who hn« hnrllll le lii« mou'h s**III e m trminute spoons. position. Subtracts, multiplies, di­ vides. Retails $12.60, 6 years' guar­ antee. Liberal commission. Ad­ dress Woolley-Price Co., Box 1341, Miami, Fla. 3-2tc y| P y ^^ jj Apron Ginghams, best grade, fast color Q Jj* Y arc! - : : : SCHOOL D RESSES One table of I iresses just the kind for school. All sizes. Special at $ 1 .5 0 to $ 3 .5 0 50 pieces fancy ginghams new pattern, just f A the kind f o r street dresses, yd Set* window = 32-in gingham p a rticu la r good for sch o o l dresses ,la*est designs, pretty colors A dependable quality of C h a m b rv 5 S r r ; 40 &45c yii Ladies’ gingham dresses made of best qual /t» ^7 ginghams'",",'7.?.'” J ) / $2.00 to : : : x * §f Boys wash shirts, all sizes made of best grade ginghams d»i r n 1 (1*9 & Kupied Kh>thcs lO tj)«5 p? 54 X Till* Column I* Free In Returned Soldier* tint! Sailor* Who Seek Pohillun*. WANTED Wanted—Apprentice trade. Woman or boy. aer. to learn J. J . Mau3-2 tp Wanted—Salesmen fur Seminole county, to handle the Beat Auto­ matic little desk udding machine known. For everybody in every YOWELL COMPANY H S C X llllllllllllX X X im illlllllXXXIIIIIII!!l!!Xx>c;<i||:|||i||||>cxxillllll|||||XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXK �SEPTEMBER 12, THE SANFORD HERALD COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH O F INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR­ RESPO N D EN TS— EVENTS O F SEM IN O LE COUN­ T Y -E F F I C I E N T R EPO R TER S FO R TH E HERALD modeled the house and built an ad­ dition and now has a very desirable homestead for his little family. Mr. Warren it. one of our most enterpris­ ing citizens and is always ready to lend a helping hand towards building up our community. Mr. J . W. Hell has the contract for clearing, cleaning and draining the new school grounds. The site of the school building is a live acre plot of smooth, level land which, now that the trees uhd under shrubbery are cleared is beginning to take on a line appearance. Two of the acres are already tiled and wide ditches | have been dug upon each side of the OU S E E LOTS O F M O TO RISTS changing from one make of tires to some other make, every time they nee ' one they buy a dinerent Y kind. They do this until they buy their first and after that its u new KELLY K E L L Y S every time. Ask the man who uses them and you will learn why it pays to use K E L L Y S instead of inferior tires. The C. A- B. Hat Factory I ’ l l i n ml Si r rct J K K N O M l U. K. H . O U I I H is the owner of and is carrying on the Mail Order business formerly handled by the H. W. Clark Hat Co. All orders should ho sent to C. & H. Hat Factory e .i s i s u vsii n s i :m > i THERES A MAN AT T H E CURB TO S E R V E YOU t u t i \ T u . o « t i: The T A NVOWAOl’K R NE S I N N Catering to Commercial .Men and Families Amrdf amPlan. I!mm! Ian. Ifair* Itfafconabt# T U 1 W I N C 4 INN, Tat ar e* . »U. ‘ “ Mrs. .1. E. Vaughn has been on .inscribed very vividy the various t)xo sjt.k |jst wit|, |a Krj pj)C, hut is plat-.- and scene* in the life of this mUl.t, b d tv r at this writing. historical character which he visited . .. , „ . . . . ,, ; .»». aim .Mrs. Joe ro rtier spent vl..o enap am in rran ce. Dr. M y - le ... .. ,, ,P ~ * . . . . . i Sunday with Mr. Fom Fortier and man is a convincing and entertain- fa niilv ing speaker and a large crowd was ’ present Sunday to enjoy his remarks. ^ ir mrplnnoa were seen going over again Sunday. As usual all The wonderful growth of the hog were lu , vv them going by. inrtv-.‘.w , Fiornia lias nttraeted th®1 .. . . . , .. , . ., , . . . . . . ,i .tiler all the heavy rains the roads a t .^ t i o n o. Mr. Albert Draper of „ „ |f) d ih No com. ih.s place. He is making arrange- |aint , 0 bfi ma(, e ,)f thcm ments to convert his truck garden into a stock farm and be will prohEverybody seems to be getting ably take advantage of the auction al°ng so good now,, since things have sales of pure bred sires und breeding 8°t right from thl* war times. sows to lie held this full and get a --------foundation herd that will rapidly enOVIEDO large his bank account. Prof. A. I.. Hntch spent a few Messrs. .1. W. and Tom Del! have-days in Oviedo this week, enroute bought the handsome home of Mr. b |,|n New \ ork, Washington and Jim Johnson and will shortly remove other northern and eastern points to to same. Their purchase included Havana, Cuba, where he will spend an acre of land, a nice tenement Hie " in te r as secretary of *he Y. M. , v J v w a c r . v . l r f Uu tniurt* Must Ik* in fair condition Reds Springs , C h rl« Dressers, Rockers, elr. Call or Address: .121 Sanford Atrnur I have opened a meat market at 402 Sanford Avenue and will carry a full line of Florida and Western meats at all times. \ '. A ge n ts For International H arvester M c C o r m ic k a n d D e e rin g M o w in g M a c h ­ in e s, H a y R a k e s an d H a r r o w s a visit to her aunt, Mrs. J . B. Jones. .Mrs. S. W. Swope und family spent Saturday in Orlando. Mrs. Tipping and two children and Mrs. Darin of Orlundo are visit­ ing their sister, Mrs. Gore this week Miss Mary Lein hart has returned f font Jacksonville where she lias1 been visiting for the past three weeks. % Will he glad to have the orders of the meat buy­ ers of the city. ■Best of meats and service and prices a l wa y s right. Prompt Delivery - Phone 105 P U R E FOOD M A R K E T W EST GENEVA AVENUE The weather is fine, so nice anti cool now—just fine to sleep good at night. Mr. and Mrs. Foster spent a very pleasant Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Robinson and Mr*. Vaughn. All Mrs. King and family ami Mr*. L. E. Wright went to Orlando S a t­ urday. The Oviedo school has adopted the plan of having special programs on Friifny afternoon. The High School, Grammar .School and Primary School will have charge of the exercises i n ; rotation. This week tin* High School, will render the following program: Sting. “ Mermaid," by High School. I Theme. "How I Spent My Vacalion," by Francis Swope. Retiiation, ’'T h at Car,” Virginia I Wright. Solo, " M y Rose of Kildare," by Mallei Swope. ■ Recitation, " T h e Did Forsaken' School House," Eunice Clark. ! Candies just received, also famoi Log Cab in Roll Candy. B U IL D E R S S U P P L IE S LUMBER LATHS, SHINGLES SEWER P IP E and D R A IN T IL E Am listing more each day and caring for various and sundry wants - just a few camples below of what RESIDENCE 5 rooms, bath, splendid lo­ cation, lot 67 1-2x114 ft. - ‘ - $1,600.00 RESIDENCE— 9 rooms, suitable for three small families and light house keeping. Good location. . - $3,000.00 FA R M — 10 acres, 4 1-2 cleared, 11-2 tiled, 5 room house furnished, garage, etc., immediate possession $3,000.00 GROVE— 7 acres, 8 room residence, good condition, 4 pecan trees, grapefruit, tang­ erines, guavas, very desirable, - $7,000.00 Fresh shipm ent of Nunnally- line of stationery at COMPANY Goo BETTS EAST SANFORD C. E. Chorpening and son, Carl arc in Jacksonville for the week or. business and pleasure and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Squire. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Worthington, Mrs. Mary Ketchum and daughter. Miss Margery drove up Monday ^Continued on p-zc 3) Watch the S6uth East Corner of Page Two �Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Pur vice en* pwt year with Mrs. Nicholson's tertnined Mr. Purvice's sisters and father, Mr. T. D. Peters here. XXXXX«lllllllllllllll|||||||||||||||||||U ||||||||||l|||i|||||||||||||!||||||||||||||||l||!||i||||||i|||||||||||||||||xXXXXX children, Mr*. Geiger and son, Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dann of {Continued from page 2) and Mrs. Hush and son, Gerald, nil ChuluotU spent the day with Mr. of Macon, Ga., recently. and Mrs. Goo. Peters last Sunday. Tampa and were guest* nt the Mr. nnd Mr*. Philip H. Andrews Mrs. Dann's brother, Clifford Proc­ ribwort h home on Bcardnll avenue and son, Eugene are c.v.ected to tor also was a guest of the Peters . ' j 0f Mr*. E. E. Cox in town. * c c. Worthington is treasurer reach here shortly to spend the win­ that day. ter at their homo on Celery avenue, Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Daniels and i .he civic department of the TarnMrs. Andrews lias been at a ' ubercu1 Club. Mr.. J . K. W o ,. Mrs. A. A. Moran, Sr., motored to losls sanitarium at Lake Syracuse in — H IVLand last Thursday. hinsum i* editor of thc Flor,‘,a New York fur a los.g lime. ' J S . L -f Woman'. n „ . » . C. C. Miss Annie Peters of Daytona is Willie llrumley and Judah Cam­ rl'orthinslon i. eai.orl.l rdi.or „l visiting her father, T . I). Peters. Tampa Daily Times. The Worthing- eron are leaving soon to enter the Dr, Puleston was called to see art. well known here as they Hailey Military School at Green Mrs. Williums Inst Monday; her lived in Sanford several years ago. wood, N. C. friends are glad to know she is slow­ Wrs. W. A. Raynor has arrived ly improving. Trance* Merriwethcr arrived here ........... M Virniiiin v *»»»* from “f SCVCrol months . Inna iiiro ,from \ irgmia tn to ,ln stay , , a atay . Mrs. A. A. Moran, Sr., and Mrs. will. hi. brothers. ° " U " “ ‘ 'l»nU. Aubrey Moran were shopping and ' ' „ K.P revail »o,l .on , Neil Mr. and M r., J,... C.meron and in Sunford last Wednesday. visiting fainily are driving a tine new Cole 8 * visiting Mrs. Prevail’.* parents. automobile. S T O R M S T IK K S KEY WEST == Mr. and Mr*- l*. B. Currio in New Sanford motorists arc critical motorIrving Kstridge is driving a new Smyrna this week. Loss of Lift* and Properly Follows ists—m ost ol them arc well posted on what Overland truck. Equinoctial Gale uniform long distance mileage means. George McDougal, dr., has bought Thi* West Indian hurricane struck the house and several acres of land corner of Geneva and Cameron .•.ve­ Key West Wednesday night result­ Knowing this, they are right in insist­ ing in the loss iif four lives and over nues of Joe Cameron. two million dollars in property. ing on having tires which will assuredly Mrs. G. C. Mi DougnI lias bought Three hundred and twenty build­ give them the uniform long distance mile­ a litre young horse of R. Lynrh. ings of various sizes were toppled age that they want. Mr. Toyunia has a ice new mule over by the wind, which reached torteam, bought at the Itrady stables. mendous velocity. Some of the Il we expect to sell tires in Sanford, G. C. Chamberlain, we hear, ha* structures were reduced to wreckage. Two churches were among the build­ bought a new Ford tractor. we must make sure that we have the tires Five retail stores! Mr. and Mrs. " D o c k " Hasty are ings demolished. that will anticipate anti meet the severest moving into their home on Geneva in the business section were tipped over into tbe street like portions of a mileage tests. avenue this week. They have added two rooms and otherwise improved park of cards. The property loss will exceed two it and have also built a barn. O ur knowledge cl F I R E S T O N E VI’M’ASIZIN G V T IR E million dollars. A. R. Chappell is rebuilding a nwans saving the expense of a new Tires, cord and labric, led us to select The water front presents u mass of or,., if the work is properly done. It house on his Celery avenue farm for these notable tires as tbe single basis upon W-,!*»•« shipping jammed together, with wl|| be if the damaged tire is sent his own occupancy. much damage to craft which remain ..>yhkh.fi* build our cuoctrs* u.* tire dealers--'-’ hire fur treatment. There will he alloat. There is a mas* of inter­ no over nr under baking, just the LAK E M ON ROE locked ......... ‘ “vaiqit* and prop - amount. We have J u l ievery a * - * fu_~ eiQV"n...m is Oti fool to nave a other small craft. A s tire dealers in a city where only tv..1 .; t" '1 ” •■■■> mTiTf tlie i telegraph operator and freight tires of proven m ileage m nv bone to survive. The Hritish oil tanker Tonnwunda skill and <sperience to use it. j agent at Monroe station. Messrs. was scuttled to save her from being But worth expressed in mileage figures KENT VULCANIZING WORKS ?,Bn ,Uk‘; cht‘rlio 11,11 !*n> ,ir^ d out to sea. ami lies partly mg dtiz.iis to sign a petition to submerged at her dock. The Molalone, gives a wholly inadequate picture of i ttu.\r, 1 1 the superintendent of the Atlantic liner Comal broke from her moor­ Sanford, Florida Coast Line requesting the above p i g Oak an 3rd St. tbe value of F I R E S T O N E Tires. ings and went aground. No vessels ployes. This place is greatly in need left port today, most of them having 13 of a freight agent and telephone opto make repairs before sailing. motorist may buy a F I R E S T O N E erator. All the telegrams have to be Ten members of the crew of the Tire blindfolded with tbe certain knowl­ .itiM i« onnioru and telephoned out over private lines and during the Florida East Coast Railway’s dretlg edge that he is buying a tire that be need rush season certain individuals do not barge Grampus, which was blown never bring back. care to he bothered with other out to sea and sunk at 2 o’clock thi people’s business. Then all freight morning, were rescued at 7 o'clock They 1919 that is sent to Monrot* has to he tonight from a small boat. There is a string of reasons why prepaid and is then pitched off and were in an exhausted condition. F I R E S T O N E Tires should have Y O U ft left for days upon the station plat­ The crew consisted of I I men. One dead body has been recovered and present and sustained interest. form before the owner knows it is I there. According to its size, Mon­ three men are missing. The schooner U. V. Drew was roe is a busy shipping point during Now Ready O ver 90 per cent of thc F I R E S T O N E the trucking season anti dispatcher sunk but the crew of seven reached A Real Help to the workers own stock in thc com pany. Fire­ are sent daily, to say nothing of the shore. Farmer. Largest and Oldest Seed House i/i amount of freight that is put oti at stone men have homes of their own in The overseas extension of the the Stnte. this place. Florida East Const Railway is said Firestone Park. There is a Firestone in­ Martin’s Hy-Test to have suffered considerable damage Seeds Insures Good surance fund, a Firestone bank, a Fire­ anil train service into Key West has GENEVA Crops. Mr. und Mrs. O. R. Nicholson left been discontinued for an indeffnit stone clubhouse. E. A .M arlin Seed Co. for their home at Daytona Reach period. Jacksonville, Fla. last Friday after having spent the The public buildings were severely These a r e reasons why F I R E ­ damages. The customs house and S T O N E gives more. postoffice building is in bad shape and it will cost many thousands of dollars to restore it. The city hull, county court hous and the jail were seriously damaged. All of the shop windows in the stores on Duval street, the principal =T3 business street of the city were' When you paint this year save money by blown in and goods displayed des­ troyed. Stocks of goods were dam­ bating the paint that gives the greatest value. aged. ( Our lmxlernlv equipped service depart­ business in all lines was suspended The real cost of paint is measured, not by the ment is YOURS to freely command, regardless today. Even the daily newspapers, had to cease publication because of of the make of tires you use. price per gallon, but by the service rendered, lack of electric power, light* und gas.) Call 2 5 1 -\Y and one of our fast service The ice plants are out of commission. (temember this: — Re-painting is not an Not a store or restaurant was open ears and a Master Fixer will be on the spot for business today. Tonight the promptly. E X P E N S E , it is an I N V E S T M E N T . town is in Stygian darkness: Almost every tree on the island was up­ Our repair plant is equipped to do the The paint we carry is the reliable, old estab­ rooted. best possible wtjrk in the shortest possible time. Much suffering is certain to follow lished brand known for its quality for years t hr storm and it is probable appeals All work fully guaranteed. will be made for outside help for the homeless. COUNTY HAPPENINGS 1 Announcing “F IR E S T O N E | | T IR E S ” for Sanford Motorists | | a n d Our New Ty pe o f | 1 “F R E E ROAD S E R V IC E ” " Fall Seed Catalogue Save Money on Paint O u r N e w T y p e of FreeRoad Service "H • A - R - R - 1 - S - 0 • N - S " The storm puts the Fort Taylor r tat ion out of commission. L E E BROTHERS HARDWARE - for While there is no authentic news from the many small islands lietween Key West and the mainland, unverified reports say the storm r = practically stripped many of them, and that there was loss of life. It is reported that Hig Fine key was swept bare of all buildings, with loss £S of life. rm J * hV J J j 'juva a a ju ia a s y < Y o u W o n ’t He A sh a m e d "f your linen when you bn.e i.ff your coat to play billiards or any other g.one if u (. have the luun'h ring of your shirts, col•ar* and cuffs. We keep >'"ir linen looking like '"■w all the time, and '• '••■ it a neat and finishappearance. Our tnethod secures the best ffrsults and our charges arc very moderate. We tui fur and deliver or­ ders w h o n requested. ■■. a k gP Sc g i Dixie Steam Laundry LEESBU R G , FLORIDA Robert Glenn Igou, Sanford, Agt. Nothlnu New. "All the world’s a stage”- a n t i yet some people look upon Ihn revolving stage ns a modern Idea.—Boston Tran­ script. Phone 299 m. I ?! Indelible Ink. Aniline Mack. ft parts; nolle add, fl tfZ parts; castor oil, PI parts. To tlds mixture should be added a few parts of Indian Ink. Shake before using. Petty’s Appeal. * Never did poesy npjenr so full of (irnvcn to me ns when I saw how It pierced through pride and fear to the Jve* of the coarsest men.—Lowell, Dally Thouflht. Surer** Ih counted sweetest by those rho ne’er succeed.—Emily Dickinson. OptlmliHc Thouoht. The love of subject* I* an Inrln•'Me protection. Free Road Service, High Grade Vulcanizing, Re­ treading and Repairing by Seminole Countys’ Largest & best equipped vulcanizing ' Plant with Chauncy Wilson at the Bat. Firestone Tires, Cord and Fabric, All Sizes. Sanford Cycle Co Phone 251-W 115 Park Avenue - Ea SH srj �SEPTEM BER 12. io ,9 THE SANFORD HERALD For those openers to 'lie made, I'll give you a qu iet'tip : I have n can opener; Beside* thnt I ’m hungry enough BUDGET OF O P I N I O N " J U S T BETWEEN YOU AND M E " To Itito open tlie (turned things: And anyway if I couldn't, EV EN T H E G A TE PO ST I could open them with suspicion, N O T IN I T Or with tense anticipation. A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes If you'd ?d*on ns motionless and Faith, " H e ’ll Print 'em "— About shipping this stud overseas So Says Saunterer. As you have shown yourself In sending it down to me. A Grind for Grub Not one soldier would have returned Mister Postmaster General Burleson: For they'd have starved to death, Mult old cracker friend. Now, Burley, boy he a sport; If you'll look over your files You have my iron dollars— You will ascertain, I'm sure, Also all my grocery assortment; That a number of weeks ago Split fifty-fifty with me, I ordered some shopworn groeriecs, And let me eat the stulT And, to our mutual surprise, While you are counting my mnn. I haven't a doubt you'll learn I'm not demanding the impossible — T h at 1 paid my cash for ’em. That is, 1 think I'i» not; And. IP ’rley, you cute little cherub But, durn it, Burley, y' see. I'll be frnnk with you I ’ m getting most mighty hungry. And declare I'm now very hungry Yassuin. I ’ m sending you this pleadinent — I thank you.—Thorn in Palm Beach I trust it is not rash — Post. But couldn't you advance me One can of cornbeef bush? ' The following is a good one: Or wire me some baked beans? The hard working fancy dealer Or ship me some roast beef? had vainly ransacked the whole of Or send me a can of cherries his shop in his cfTorts to please an For my temporal relief? old lady for her granddaughter. For I hate to have my confidence the fifteenth time she picked up and In Uncle Sam thus shaken; critically examined U neat little Cnn't you in some way hurry on satchel. That dozen pounds of bacon? "Art you quite sure that this is a Seriously speaking. Mister Burleson genuine alligator skin?" she inquired. the real cannot he discerned hy I t s naked eye. Wonder if they would eel ns good— to the feet. Gee, that's great news. There is plenty of sawdust in Flqrida. "Positive, madam," quoth the dealer. " I shot the alligator my­ self." " I t looked rather soiled." said the lady. " T h a t madam, is where it struck the ground when it fell oil the tree." But no better than one of my old A utom obile P rotection FIRE and THEFT and COLLISION In* mrano* issued by the FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Is the satest unit cheapest In the world. \\ rite for information to headquarters Orlando. Agents vanted in every town in Florida. W W JACKSONVILLE'FLA EurcpwWsivCofupMe Hcxkm Screcivd ouliidi rocre SteiiT\Uwlod H.^up Cik? in correction Cofvvorviwxt to Everything lr\ heart of City •9ei\d for Booklet ••• 0 • rfINDll u.sniTM, PROP’ R • somi swamp land to a northern man many years before this land was drained and the prospective custom­ er was not as green as he may have looked. lie was verv particular i. asking if the water from the river ever overflowed this land and hi* called attention to the fact that the marks on the tree as high ns « m-**’head looked like ;r. i , ,*Li .• water marks. "O . no," said the agent. "Those marks were made by the hogs scratching their hacks against the trees." The prospective customer looked hard at the agent and then said: "Well for one thing they sure raise large hogs in this country." Call on us for exact duplicate of your broken spring, r u n d receive A ■pringsatJjj Isfactlon M .ay that U real. Jk ' Jy SANFOiil) FLORIDA CHOICE W e h a v e j u s t r e tu rn e d fro m th e m a r k e ts o f th e E a s t a n d b \ v is it to th is s t o r e y o u w ill find m a n y ite m s o f in te r e s t in th e m o s t a t t r a c t i v e of th is s e a s o n s o ffe rin g s , a n d w e a r e fo llo w in g o u r u su a l p o licy o f o ffe rin g m e rc h a n d is e o f q u a lity a t r e a s o n a b le p ric e s . W e will p l a c e o n sale : : : s o m e V E R Y S P E C I A L B A R G A IN S fo r ; MONDAY, 'J W a |mi||» i *1 ** * •;'» f fijif .• lor in s i n se r t ion ? Many of file gowns Paris is -sliding ow? I it r A u t n in n a re tritiumd in this way. PicJoricl Review P a tte rn s .il*«.i\* *!i h t v .m tlitnuj,!* lit** •|yk f••'i In ' Could anything lie finer than lbene September days in Sanford? The vinitori* here already from the north are carried away with our weather in the 'summer time. Bui lieve me, it is the finest yet. ^ Having voted ot take the tirks oil the cattle we are now going to vote the razors oil the rnznrhucka, all of which brings to nty mind tlie truthful words of my old friends, that even If we do spend our money to help make tietter rattle and* bogs we do not get any cheaper meat. Silk stockings made Horn saw ­ dust and selling for 5(1 c.*nts a pair, as compared with $5 for the real silk ones, have been made possible through experiments by the Syracuse N. Y.i University School of Forest­ ry. The dispatch adds that the d ffcrc.uo l cti.v.n the Indi^tl .; and m T H We have just received a Special Shipment by express of the newest creations in Ladies' Neckwear for fall, including luce and embroidery trimmed large organdie Collars, also Collar and Cull Sets, also large ami medium size embroidery und hem­ stitched Georgette Collars, also some A special shipment of new Fall Silks in the very latest weaves and designs. Special sale for : : : : : : MONDAY f i r m il 1 if III pQ FALL NECKWEAR <> \..n now the D new way to use fr o e. •■aiirjlit in at SH IRTW A ISTS FOR FA 1.1, i !• Fall Qi'crtcrly •411*1 For Monday, Sept. 15th we wilf have on sale a special line of Georgette and crepe <le cltene silk'Shirt­ waists in those desirable shades in the latest styles for Fall, and our special prices will surprise you. Priced ■from $5.00 to $10.0(),und each waist a good value. Pic!3.-';al Review P attern s for October SoK0 On Sa/0 Ladies’ silk roil Collars in the popular colors at only CHILDREN'S D RESSES \\V are in position to save you work, worry and money on Chikiren's Dresses. Six.es 2 to I I years in the most desirable slv!e* and de-'.gn; in . _ ginghams, plaids and checks, also sailing VC*/ elfeels, priced at !>Se, $1.3», $l.BS and Ladies' lle.sh color Mtin Camit'o!'* !:»•<• insertion and rnslnlinns with nil tape ribbon run in, rt» -J /A Cl with ribbon straps in I w-JV French st ylc* snerial t CJ MONDAY WAIST SPECIAL Gonzales, Tex.— Mm. Mlnnlo Phil- 1(!l,||*| tot, of thin place, writes: "Flvo years | j.|V ago I wub taken with a rain In my (| left aide. It was right under my left rib. It would commence with nn cry time I go by the llye-1.o| uchlng and extend up Into tay loft )• pinning a Croix dc Guerre I lik nhoulder nnd on down Into my back. 1 ' “ i the munly bosom of my old By that tlmo the pain would be so Murrell. The tearing itovcro I would have to tako to bed, :M' " 1* iv down and building up of this an­ nnd Buffered usually about three days cient landmark and water mark and ^...1 Buffered this way for threo ycats, trade mark and building tlie kind of •'and got to bo n mere skeleton nnd was r.o weak I could hardly mand alone. a hotel that it looks like it is going Was not able to go anywhere and had to be, makes nty old heart beat fast­ \o let my hou.*o work g o . . . I Buffered er every time I look at it. The awful with a pain In my back and I boys who are tearing out those old fejad the hcadaclio nil tho time. I Just •was unnblo to do n thing. My llfo eyesores in Sanford and putting up •was a misery, nty Btomncli got In nn new structures ought to have their nwful condition, caused from taking taxes given to them free for a Inin- ■ to much medlclno. I suffered bo much pain. I had just about given up all hopes of our getting anything to help tno. • Some of my dear friends here One day n Birthday Almanac wan have said that our Yaldez Hotel thrown In my yard. After reading Its testimonials I decided to try Car­ would not lie big enough to hold the dui, nnd am no thnnkful that I did, tourists. Wo do not expect it to bl­ for I began to Improvo when on tho and it is ancient history that one second botth*.. . I nm now n well hotel brings another und from the woman nnd fooling flno nnd tho euro l as been permanent for It lias been new Yaldez Hotel we expect several two years tilnco lay awful bad health. other larger hotels to spring and be­ I will always prnlmi and recommend fore another five years Sanford will C-irdul." Try Cardul today. 12 7B have a new and up to date TWO H U N D R E D ROOM (count 'em) hotel, yassir. AUTO O W NERS Profitable Well. A Pennsylvania corporation Hint hns been prospecting for petroleum In Colonihla bus tapped a well that produces prolltntily after passing through oil* hearing sands. l-'.ln. ZEPHYR GINGHAMS Full Wrlvnls Tin •sc special num­ bers come in the most desirable plaids and color combinations for this sea­ son of the year and what is of most interest these Zephyr Ginghams are Fast Colors, specially a or priced while they last a Terrible Suffering From Headache, Sideachc, Backache, and Weak­ ness, Relieved hy Cardui, Says This Texas Lady. WhenYourSprin^Breaks put on money than any other profession trnde or business. And if there is to ho no price paid on brains then we may just ns well close the schools altogether and stop building new schools. ENVELOPE CHEMISl / _ W e secured som e special valt. in W h ile Org.tndu S h irtw aists, cp ihroid cry tri m n e !. also som e plain tucked trim m ed . six.es ",S to ! i. for M on d a y ’s bargain sale. Y o u r < mice while VC j _M| t hcv la s t, each *r TOWELLING SPECT VI. I.r»*in wide "Domino" Boiler Towel ling, woven selvedge bor-4 p* dens, speciallv priced for I if)# 1 Monday's syliing, a yard W . POPLIN SPECIAL Monday we will have on special line of mercerized s Poplin in tlie most desir- t able colors, a yard M U SL IN Whit** crop * de clinic Envelope Chemise, trimmed with Yal lace edge and insertion, with round lace insert. i let in, also \'al lace ahouldor strap* with Yal loco /t* a 1*7 F* le-ding with ribbon ' k i L / run in, our price only V * * * ^ U N I) C R S K I R T S CEPE DE CHINE CHEMISE Thin special ship m en t, « isp, new, muslin Untlcrskirts, lace o r cm broitlcry tri nmetl llonnees anti som e with heading and ribbon run 5'trough. F o r M onday we will have th re e G!) very specie.’ lo ts: Lot I priced Lot 2 priced $1.'.»S and L o t V L y C | V !l priced at $ 6 . J O NEW GOODS arriving daily. See the special valors GOWNS! GOWNS! Flesh color crepe de chine Envelop teinise, splendid quality material, ally hemstitched, /t> Cfc r r r* icciiil Lender. Our J s . - v / in lay sale price . ^ il.VCE SALE 'J:10 A. M. I.ACE! I.ACE! For Monday showing a special new assortment of Laces in medium and lino quality Yal lace and insertion, also Venice thread lace, p* Special Monday, fie, 10c in f* 12 1 <. ISe, '.Mr and This is the time to buy Ladies' As a Monday special we lur Sight Gowns . We'h a v e received a Rw, „ s|UM.i.t| |„, „f ^ special lot embroidery yoke muslin |^r„ va!m. , ' lo i 0r a yd. Sight Gowns, also a G. - j o n Sale :i yds. for A speeial assortment of I Outing Gowns, each vf' Limit 0 yards to Customer MONDAY. 11:30 A. M. We secured a special bargain in some bath towels on account of slight imperfections, otherwise would have to sell for 35r Monday (Limit I towels to cus­ tomer) each ..... S ' .-In. t'HI'.NII I'. TU JSEI.S 3'Jr Chenille Tassels are very popular now, s|H*oial for Monday, Chenille Tassels f>1 < inches long in black, white or Copenhagen, O Special price for Monday, each v RI NG ALOW APRONS Ladies' Bungalow Aprons, made of standard quality Percale, comes in either light or dark patterns, made in both square or V rt*-a A O neck style. Your I H n choice, only X • */ v J CORSET COVERS. DRAWERS Ladies' Muslin Drawers, embroi­ dery trimmed. This is a splendid garment. Also a Ladies' extra size Corset Cover, embroip* dery trimmed. Special / a garment • RliniONS! RHIIIONS! 0:30 A. M. Here i« another Monday Special 9:30 a. in. Sale! Satin nnd silk Itil»lions, values to :J0c a yd. -4 /~v This is a ribbon bargain I '■I/1 right, a yard UNION MADE OVERALLS htdigo Dim*" Denim, full standard weight and I six.es, also .lumpers to match. . _ _ av Salt* price for these Overalls Q JO 9 ^ of Shoes from us means you have saved lluying money for our prices mean better Shoos for less money. For Monday wo are showing special lines of Shoes for men anti women, hoys and girls and the little tots. See these good values. 1 P I C T O R I A L - R E V I E W HAI.IIRIGGAN UNDERWEAR a special loi of Men's Italhriggun I'ors, our special Monday Sale price a - P A T T E R N S - FOR - S T Y L E Caldwtill-Irwin Company il N C O Ill’ O It A T K I)) * C o rn e r S a n fo rd A v en u e a n d S eco n d S t r e e t 17T A D Y T A ' S A N F O •w* R I "A f Ju x j L C I U * A r% �^rPTK.MHKK 12. 10»0 THE SANFORD HMt\LD PAGE FIVE ■» 1• 1__ L Poland, rf Thrasher, :th . Smith, If Morris, U» Jackson, 2b Nance, c . Rurlett, p Two Stocks in Sanford Totals Sanford Stewart, 2h B. Chapman, c Johnston, of Hurd, lh Danville, :ih Watts. If-)i Childs, rf Inman, ss C. Chapman, p T o make it convenient for you to get quick delivery of your fertilizers, we we have put in two com plete stock s'at Sanford - one in the old Sanford Passenger S tation and one in the Ben M onroe W arehouse at Beardall Siding. A rm ou r F e rtiliz e r W orks F lorid a i 3 0 I 0 q 0 7 " i 0 10 0 l ;u 2 An R 0 I 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 24 13 II PO A 0 :i 3 a 8 *1 i ti 0 0 10 I 1 (I 3 0 0 3 0 1 II 1 :i 3 1 * •» 0 :i 4 4 4 :i :i 4 It :t 4 .1 1) «> 1 O 0 1 1) •> *• • 0 0 l) 1 n 1 0 *> ' E oj 0 0 l! o 0 0 3 0 package before the war • *. • y 5ca package during the war v t v package now THE FLAVOR LASTS SO DOES THE PRICE! Stinfurd Wins Tuesday * / Sanford ituil the breaks Tuesday and played to make everything count. They took 1 to II game from Fry of the UigM"*:,''. . .though "Hugs” let 'em down with three mensley hits. It. Chapman was hit hy Kry, stole second, went to third on Johnson's single and scored on. Crow's.sacrifice F ertilizers L_ flyC u i i t i a , I I .. Inm an, BALL GAMES FO R TH E W EEK,nnj 4 1 0 0 0 n 0 p .. T ot »l.s 27 4 7 27 15 4| Score hy innings: | Lakeland 10(1 0 0 t 000- Sanford not OOD 2 1* -» Su mmary: — Lt ft on liases, Lakelai d, 7, Sanford, fi; hits apportioned, off Chapman 0 in om* inning, Oil Walts - in eight innings; first base on hulls, nit Burlette 7, oil Chapman 1. oil Watts 2: struck out, hy BurItlte hy Watts 7: sacrifice hits, Wicker, Thrasher. Ilord, C. llap- , man: stolen buses, h ov e,' Snmith, Stewart, Chapman :l, Childs. In­ man: wild pitches. Watts; passed halls, ftonie; umpires, Kry and Itt'C- \ ister: time 2:05: attendance, It 16. Y o u r business will be appreciated. Please see Mr. Charles H. W hitner, our local represen­ tative, about your needs. J ack son ville, *1 or ss C. If Dray ton, p AM. GAMLt>- * ? " . T i T f r IIV SANFORD TEA M ’ Totals Orlando — 4 0 l . 4 0 11 0 1 * 0 0 I *1 M 0 0 II 0 0 J 37 1 3 AB u ll 3 3 ' 15 PUi A A spectacular catch amt the pitching ot Kry Drayton in the pinches, game. i>»or..; T'ukylamf “ AH It I 0 Love, ss ;t u Wicker, cf 0 Poland, rr 4 n Thrasher, 3h 4 ti Smith, If 4 Morris, lh 3 n n Cohen, 2h 4 Nance, o 3 0 3 ii Kry. p A> the fruit nets ready for the up hy putting them on. Sanford W illiam s, lf‘ 0 .. 4 1 0 4 pumpkin and the husher nets ready [ will play along with her .material «• It 0 L e o n , 2 h ............. ....... 4 4 la jo har, home anti shuck the corn i that she now has anti will not need 0 S c h u y le r , cf ....... 5 It ■o 8 ttr old game also nets down to I any new men this week, thank you. 0 M o o r e , rf . ....... 5 1 0 3 *t«e it looks better and better ns And now look at the tally sheet 0 ......... 3 0 15 .B lo u n t , Ih 0 the fan. ire tile glory of the fading for this week *1 n ......... 5 5 M u r t i n , ss 0 cf the summer sun. Soon the 5 0 1 Stephens, 3b 0 l Umber- will have the frost on the Totals 32 *» 0 4 1 ( j u i n n , c ............... 4 Sanford Wins and Ties ^ boards where once all was yells and Sanfoid— AB 0 II 8 0 • 4 Orlando. Sept. (L— (Special).— Sun- H u m p h r i e s , p life sr.d juyety and all too noon we Stewart, 2b 4 nn rleai; up the hunch and rcti/e^^" r,, w»n the second game of the <» 3 3 1 8 1 Totals (CjritimietWou ......„ 3 9 (or another year. Sanford will hu double header here today, 5 to 0, • the champions of the Florida League » Jter rain had terminated the first S co re hy innings— then tiic last horn blows and the contest with the score 1 to 1, in the S a n f o r d 000 010 000 00...... n y »,■ iri .r a ilin g toward the top eleventh inning. Play was held up Orlando 100 000 000 00 — 1 I • Summary: Left on liases, Sanford. is The sec, .1 series looks just like a forty m,nut« * t-litinn n[ if,,- tirst one. We he-* ln the opener, it looked us if Her1 I, Orlando 7; two base hits, Childs; liter it, gi; mg Hi- tit her fellow ail Humphries had his twelfth game lirst base on glls, off Drayton ft; in- world and then win-j ’von> bill, In the fifth slanra the vet- j,truck out, hy Drayton 2, Humph­ turf nut ' iii. hiit lap. So hy read* j rran lwirl*»r fumbled a hunt, with a ries 3; stolen liases, Hurd, Leon; ir.; sh, - . f olutnn you can see ,,,an on base. An error by Kuinn double plays, Stewart to Chapman. Ihst S»i,f"-d \t"u four straights ami followed, permitting the runner to -pitne nf Knm4., 2:00. Umpire, Hoyer. »en Ibeet i- on one of the best if not come home with the marker that |Attendance, 700. i th* le*t n.in in the state. Sanford tied it up. Second game— D*2!< '•■imi \f real hall players and In the second game Sanford Sanford AB It II PO A K -'mfi *t! - gin.g after that pennant httncherl hits with errors hy the Stewart, 2b 1 l 1 3 •> 0 k The tlier teams locals, piling up five runs, while 3 I I 3 0 0 B. Chapman, c 3u*r Tili *! „, *1 1 0 4 0 t i : v -till hy any means Register hud the Caps eating out of Johnson, cf and a* f* * -• of Die season ap- his hand at all rluges of the game Ilord, ll) 1 0 *1 (i 0 0 proa. . * i. : a rues are gMling bet- Scores: Danville, 3h 4 'i 1 1 0 0 t»r ar,,| *„ *| 0 0 1 0 0 r ami none of the big First game Childs, rf Itijui* I.., II A AB It I’D anything on us down Sanford 3 u *> 1 1 0 Inman, ss bre ir, n,, I oriila League. •> 0 I 1 0 0 Many Stewart, 2b 5 ii 0 4 4* Chapman, If !' . • leagues are disband* It. Chapman, e r» 0 0 8 »> 3 0 0 0 5 0 Register, p :"i’ i • .ocl ••veral good players are Johnson, cf ... 4 ir 0 5 0 drifting d i, i|,i, vvay and some of Ilord, lh 4 1 •I 13 3 .27 5 s 21 .8 0 Totals i - expecting to tighten Danville, 3b....... ... 3 II 0 0 1 AB It 11 PO A i: Orlando — Williams, If 3 0 1 •> 1 0 *» 0 l- #1 (1 0 Leon, 2li .. 3 0 0 •1 0 0 Schuyler, cf .. 3 0 0 I 0 0 Moore, rf 3 0 0 y 0 1 Blount, ll> .. 3 0 1 i *» 0 Martin, hs ... 3 0 0 l •> 1 Stephens, 3b •1 0 0 3 •1 I Duinn, c ........... Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes, « I 0 0 0 4 1 Sewell, p hv Wicker ami that of featured the If I’D A K tl ll (l u 1 ;t <1 0 2 2 0 l) 1 1 2 1 2 1 I) ll 0 12 ll I 1 1 4 0 0 3 I) 0 II 1 5 u 0 1 24 11 1 It II PO A E 0 0 2 4 0 Page SI) TRY A 25c WANT AD FOR QUICK RESULTS United States Tires are Good Tir&s J F lo rid a S a fe & L ock Co. Safety Deposit Boxes. , Fruwpt Delivery Box 81, Lakeland, Florida BU ICK CARS K now W hat T hat M eans W. J . T H IG P E N , A g en t 0lll'<’ in Peoples* Bank Building. UNIVERSITY of FLORIDA Sanford, Florida A STANDARD UNIVERSITY CUUUNEtf In IJbefit A t li'in d Hctr-e««i U » l AiOcvllurr: K.lurillon; En«lnetfln< (t hrral. r»l, CPU. Elcctflcst, M iitunlnll, I'rrmrillral Co o r i r i i nd C n i l u i t c 8tuilie»; t ’nl. t rnl l j r i:»lcn»l«n. AI T ENHANCE: Efom 31 II m I-U roanlle* lint 31 idle*. IS2S HuJrnU, Iniluillnf iimr ind MUinitter ►cbooii. I MTE H 111 lh.- W at H<e*ilmenl urn- ol i hr l . f l i r " M s T IS U L 'lS U E l) l O U W I i r In ihe United Nlir. i . E X P E N S E S LO W , Nr i t neulun Ue«ln» N / f P " 1* to-T :?n,1. Wtlle for C«UU«* i m l ll wli of XI r - * A* A> MURtylUEE, LL.D.,*Pres. Gainesville, Florida 24 0 3 21 11 4 Totals ......... Score hy innings— Sanford............................. 100 1 0 1 2 — 5 Orlando................... 000 000 0 —0 | Summary— iTcft on bases, Sanford 6, Orlando 4; two huso hits, Ilord; first base on bulb off Register I, off Sewell 2; struck out* hy Register I, off Sqwcll 2; stfuck out, by Register a, hy,Sewell 2: sacrificau hits, Childs; stolen bases, Stewart, Johnson, Chup man, Inman; butter hit, Chapman by Sewell: double play, Sewell to Martin to Blount. Time of game, 1.20. Umpire, Biyer. Your Money’s Worth You want tires that give you the most for your money,—measured in mileage. How arc you to know ? Since wc arc in the business—and you knozv us— why not tike our word for it? W c say to you--there are no better tiresbuiltthnnUnitedStatcsTires. T hey have proved pood by perform ance . T hey are tough, hardy, economical, efficient. They stand up, and wear, and livb, and tsatisfy. There nre five of these good tires. Let us show you the one that will ex» actly “fill the bill” for you. 'ItornlCord’ 'Nobly9 'Chain' 'V jco9 'Plain' Sanford Wins Monday j/ Lakeland dropped a hard player! game here Monday, with Watts pitching superb hall for the Celery Feds after relieving Chapman, Vkhoie aorc arm is giving him some trouble. The final score was 4 to 2. Gurlott pitched a classy article of hull until the seventh, when they hunched hits ior a couple of tallies and repeated the next frame for an­ other. A coincident Is that of the six runs, nil except one was started cm its way hy a puss and that one gut iF e know United States Tires are good Tires— Titat's why wc sell them startt'd on a bobble. The scoje: B. & . O. Motor Co., Overturn! Sales & Service Co., Sanford, Florida; A. II. F uKlv, Altamonte Lakeland All H PU A E l o Springs, Florida; Standard Auto Company, Winter Park, Florida; L. M. Bchhitulcr. (Icncva, Florida; Love, ss ........... 4' 'T o" o Wicker, cf »*»•»* ,,»• - 0 1 l o o|A. G. Gainous, Osteen, Florida; Oviedo G arage, Oviedo, Floiida; Mrs. C. A. iiir gi.tr, Chuluola, Fla. �t PAGE SIX m METHODISTS D R IE D UP y THE BAPTISTS $ SEPTEMBER 12, 1319 m m m m x w tm m m m m x x x fences und becoming :i nuisance ure to lie voted out nt an election next •. ‘ a *Tue*duy and If the majority so will R. J . IIOI.LY, Editor •„ ... 1 ... . . . . . ..-o .. , . it the hog n Seminole county will W. M. HAYNES, Ruslnc^i Monster .. , . . . . . ; „„ „ ■ ______________ ___________________ j hen after he fenced and .kept upon the land of its owner anil not upon \ t Published Every Friday by the crop of the neighboring, farm. is very important in the estimates of the directors of this hank it is ns immutable as the laws of the Medcs and Persians. The trend of a when you want to borrow. Are you building your character by MAY CONTEST r»xie VrAi|U', imN ' ,S At>' ' Nr* i i j )0 Krow^’tt country means tin* fencing ItAI’T l S T S CAM E AS S O M E O F METHODSIX KtnsTioi .... J.. i m of live stock within an inrlostire in sacrifice? If you are, you are sa v in g 'a part of your income for I S T S HAVE PLAYED ,IN KPTllittx MONTHS___________________.s* stead of.the farmer being obliged ro WORTH LE A G U E . fence against the stock. reserve, the same as building character for crises. : : : ’: : : Fnlrrsd S-conil-Ct»i*« Mall Maltrr Anfuti Und 1 O • ----r ISOS, at IS* I'BxInUlf* al Hanfwd. Florida The Methodist Sunday school de­ I'Bd.r Aci af March 3rd. IS7S P E R IL O U S T I M E S CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 feated the Baptist Sunday school 1 >irph(*n* No> UK Oifift*: Hrrtlil llulldlng The upostle Paul wrote th at, "in yesterday afternoon in what was the last days perilous times shall perhaps the. most interesting game Seminole county will vote on the. come." Whether his prophecy def- played by any teams here this sea­ r> new hog law next Tuesday. initely utudes to these present times son. in American history we shall not While all professionals were barred -T t WANr ynTiR p.usm tSS, Sanford city schools will open undertake to say. Rut wo do ventur from playing and only regular S u n ­ September 29th and the prospects to say that the description is strik­ day school attendants allowe^l to ingly a pplica hie to them. are good for a fine school term. R. R. IIEAS, C. D. COUCH If. R. STEVENS play the game was fast and the play­ C. M. HAND C r i M x I All'! Ctlkiar CsAiir Vlr,. P«#«ld»l Race riots, which are nothing less ing by both teams was good from Th e longer we operate a news­ than race wars on a small scale, and start to finish. The fans, numbering TH E B A N K T H A T INSURES YOUR DEFOSITS paper the more the truth is impress­ ever threatening to break out in nearly 200, besides children of the ed upon our mind that what you new places and on a larger scale; Sunday schools who were admitted keep out of the paper is of more im­ strikes upon strikes in the world of free kept the grand stand in an up­ portance than what you print. organised labor, with the sinister roar throughout the game and helped threat of a general strike continually to keep the interest up to the high­ After the Ceremony and congratu­ day of October, A. D. 1919. braces the following described propNo one person should T h e Woman's Club of Sanford suggested, all of which is nothing est pitch. lations i dainty luncheon was served rty s itu a te d in Seminole county, Witness my official signature and rould undertake no more important short of war by one class of society have the credit for either winning or Flo’ i 'ik.a, to-wit; W >j of M R’ ( in the dining room as bride and upon the other classes for the pro­ losing this giime for both teams work­ seal this the 10th day of September, project than the beautifying and groom left for their tobr, hejlnrdng N W 1 { of N W '.' , . X , s 2 tre-.j. motion of its own interests at the ed well and any errors which were A. D. non. improving of the lake front, A fine See. 5, Tp. 0.S, R 111 East. :i acres. on the east coast nnd with their ul­ expense of the othefs; the m ctive made were due perhaps In luek of pavilHnn should grace the lake front (Beali K. A. DOUGLASS, The said landbeing assessed at the a ball game timate destination the old home of propaganda of pernicious socialistic practice, but what at an early date. Clerk Circuit Court. Sentinolo Co., date of the issuffre of such cerlifiDr. MrCaslin at Sweetwater, Tetin. theories undermining and seeking without errors. Florida. rnte in the mime f James Ashley. to overthrow the established indus­ W. T. Wheeless of the "wets1' T h e bride is the daughter of Mrs •I- St c By V. M. Dob glass, t). C. It seems that all of our dreams Unless said eertificte shall lie re­ trial. social and political systems of made three of the four runs by his J. N. Whilner und was born and are coining true and not only will deemed accordyig t< law tax deed tiie country; a similarly active prop­ team. G. W. Spencer, Jr ., pitcher raiser! in this city growing to Notice of .Application lor Tax Deed will issue thereon onthe 14th day of Sanford have maay fine new holds aganda of freak religions and of ir- for the "backsliders" besides pitch­ womanhood here and being one of Under Section ft of Chapter INNS. October, A. I). 1 9 I 0 V but will also have some fine and up ^ M ta, lUl0,ed religious ing a good game and lotting his op­ the most popular girls in this part Laws-of Florida to date npartmo.it houses ere long. 1 ^ ^ |mi|, She is t|ic ponents down with only ten hits got of Me mi note county. Witness my officialftiffAnHirf and Sanford has brighter prospects than Notice is hereby given that E. (!• for riches, with its concomitants of two runs. Smith, the young catcher daughter of the late Hon. J . N. seal this the 10th da; of September, any city of similar size in the south. conscienceless profiteering and graft for the M. E .’s also got two runs, Whilner. who during his lifetime Hodges, purchaser of Tax Certificate A. D. 1919. in at! directions; the quick return to PR ilier Kelly gave up only eight was known in Florida and in the No. 231), dated the tth day of June, .W i* 'mis filed said certificate (seal) E. A. DO f t UASS,Even if Volusia county does not the pleasure lust which marked our hits and pitched {Ft £c [tally Uouth a*: one of the best citizens nnd Clerk Circuit Court SeVW'ole 'Yc!., in my oflVc. and lias made applica­ buy the bridges this year Volusia before *4-i •*-.•"- » • * * * ■ » . On an good gnme.% one of the pioneers of Florida. Mrs. tion for tax deed to issue in accord­ Florida. and Seminole ran build tin bridge at even larger and more general scale: MeCnslin taught school at Winter By V. M. Douglass, D. C. ance with law. Said certificate em­ 4-5tc Manager F. It. Adams of thc Osteon ferry nnd make it a free these are a few of the outstanding Burk and in this city and by her brrlRe. This will tend to bring features of present American his­ Methodists and It. M. Grovcnstein charming manner and lovable dispo­ down the price of the Harden tory which spell P E R IL O U S of the Baptists have been bully for sition has endeared herself Ip a large bridge and will lie one of the greatest T I M E S in the largest capital letters. several days in getting their re*|x*c- circle of friends. 5 0 0 0 MILE ^GUARANTEE assets of Volusia und Seminole coun­ He wlio runs may read. He w' n h»S tive teams in shape nnd both de­ The groom lias been a resident of serve a great deal of credit for I heir ties. no vision can feel the letters. •M« oHy frr ,„ui yours, c o m -j good work. What eii" lie done eh no* !r? ing here from his home in SweetThe work of Umpires Chittenden "<a>a* I- -1 «*** ,,,Itllll ■ i i * i i cu.miie ii.gn - 1 Must our country pass through the and Lane wus exceptionally good and WJ,h ‘r, lenu., and engaging in tin* now seems to. I 1** y , i 1 i|iroes of civic conllk* and revolu­ met with more than usual satisfac­ practice of dentistry. When the war tills will become one of the most pop tion, to its utter undoing? Must our came on he served his country in the tion. ular roads in the state. It runs from civilization—the finest, with all its dental corps with the rank of lieu­ The box score: Jacksonville to Del,and via Green shortcomings that the world has tenant und was in France when the Baptists v.*. -Methodists, Sept. II: Cove and Pulutku and through Sun- ever seen — perish from the earth be­ armistice was signed, coming home N AH K II 1*0 A H to again resume his practice. He is ford nnd on to Orlando. It is the cause our people luck the funda­ Baptists 5 0 ()• l 1 1 a young man of exemplary habits, road that the Sanford Hoard of mental virtues of self-control nnd Higgcrs, If & 2b .1. Kelly. 2b, cf .. 6 1 ■I 1 0 1 sterling worth and character and is Trade went after several years ago contentment? Is there "no halm in 3 (1 0 1 1 4 1 active, in church circles, being the Kendall, c ami helped to get. Gilead” which turn heal the sore of Steele, lb 1 0 0 5 l ----O---- • our fretful humanity? organist of tin* Presbyterian church Wheeless, st 1 :i 3 II l where Mrs. MrCaslin is also a teach­ We are persuaded that there is Gilbert Leach not only hits the Hardin,cf,2b, If 3 « 1 1 II 0 er in the Sunday school nnd where nail on the head lint he expresses our Mil one remedy for tin- present dis­ Betts, 2b 3 It o 5 1 0 the romance began' which termin­ sentiments and defines our position tress; hut that it is wholly sullleient. Robbins, rf 3 ii 1) 0 u 0 ated in the culmination of their hopes exactly in the following in the Lees­ That remedy is the gospel of Jesus E. R. Kelly. .k 0 5 1 — ■-v —— * Z r s P 1 <1 and desires last Tuesday morning. Christ, faithfully and earnestly iS"*. *q^ burg Commercial: 0 0 0 (l It • ■ • •» ^ 1 G. Hyman* preached. Upon their return to this city Dr. Shoes that u?,ed to cost $-1.00 now and \Jrs. McCaslin will be the T h e primary leaching of that gos­ 35 4 HI 24 13 N Totals cost $12. but the newrpaper costs 1 ! * 0 V « * V w I M A M * ? U R h iM . guests of the Gables where they will you S I . fit) a year just as it used to pel is the Lordship of God’s Son, Methodists Alt It H FO A B reside nnd their many friends extend cost. Silk hose that used .......... 75 Jesus Christ. Its corollarl is, faith McLucas, ss 4 (1 0 1 *1 1 long life and best wishes to them in • 1 rents a pair are costing $1.75 to 1 in Him; the faith that submits to 1!utchinson, Jb 0 2 0 0 6 their beginning of life’s journey tn- White Gridiron Trfrnd Tires tire backed by their manuiaccurer's confi­ • p $2.5(i and dollar hose are Vesting His authority and to His will as Smith, c 3 1 !l 4 (i ■ gcl fier. dence. Kokomo Luitj* Life Tires are built by the pioneer lire builders * 1 .1 Lord, $2.50 to $d.0u, but Hie price of nd0 N 3 4 Spencer, p Among the out of town guests at of America. They stand up nnd hug the road, town or country, all • t vertii.ing space in the Commercial is II I (1 0 1) This country, if it is to In* saved Barber, rf seasons of thc year. the wedding were Mrs. M. if. Bow­ > i •> the same that it used to he. With­ from the perils t lint threaten it U. Cobb. 3b 1) 4 (1 1 •1 II 0 out f air of successful contradiction mu.*t be Christianized. This can be Mason, cf 0 0 II ler and Miss Mabel Bowler of Ja c k ­ . *» we ailirin that tl. only commodity done only by "th e foolishness of R. Cobb, If 1 0 0 0 1 sonville. Mrs. Frank Caldwell of Miss Nannie Harris of * 1 offcred’ for sale in Leesburg today at pr .iching," whether frnifi pulpits K. Moys. lb II 1 !) II 0 Tampa, 4~ Winter Park and Mrs. Elton Mo igh•1 the same price as in 1915 is the aid platform:, by the printed page, T i lli s " 1 1 (1 (1 (1 ton of Birmingham, sister of thu *» Lei d.urg Commercial and adver­ or by the personal efforts of believ- W. Moys, x 1 l II tl °| bride. tising space in the Lccrdiuii! Com­ iii„ .ndtvidua.. mercial. N 27 IK 5 ( Total? It, support f this itself u sort of L. T. Bryan Selling Tires ----u---* Batted for Kendall in tin* ninth, propaganda, but of a superior typeL. T. Bryan, for several years " VO TIN G OUT T H E HOGS *• Relieved, Barber in fifth, believers cun help mightily to the connected with the Peoples and Sem­ x Relieved Mason in fifth. 0 The question of the open range, saving of the day if they will learn inole Banks of the city und one of Score by inning?: the question of the hog running at to pray and practice it much- the the most popular young men in the lurge, even the question of ehirkins elici t mil fervent prayer of the right­ Baptists • 010 I 10 OKI—4 city has severed his connection ns running at large in the more popu­ eous. Methodists 001 221 01 x —7 assistant cashier of the Seminole and SANFORD, FLORIDA lous section Af the state have c< m • Summary Left on bases. Baptists in the future will devote his entire The essence of the present evil to the voters or will come to tlum times is disbelief in God nnd revolt 10, Methodists 7. Two base bits, time and attention to his outside in the near future and they may us against His authority. The second Tillis. First base oil balls oil Spen­ business. Veil get ready for these innovations psalm was never more appropriate cer 3, oil Kelly I. Struck out by In addition to being at the head of of civilization, it means the begin­ I to any time than it is today. Its Kelly 9, by Spencer fi. Sacrifice bits, the Bryan Auto Co. nt the end of ning of the end for free ranges in j warning and its message are needed Hutchinson 2, R. Cobb. Stolen First street he will have charge of this and other stall's where it hus| as never before: "Kiss the Son, lest bases McLucas. Smith, Spencer II, the tire department of the Sanford come to the voters. In the early |He he angry, and ye perish by the Burlier, R. Cobh I, E. Moye 2, W. Cycle Co. on Park avenue. He is days when there were few farms and) way, For His wrath, will soon tie Moye, J . A. Kelly, Kendall , Whee­ already doing an excellent business few people in the state it was all less 3, Betts. Passed balls. Smith. nt both places and, with Ids entire Saving may* have seemed to* you the opposite of kindled. right for the cattle and the hogs to spending, and so it is - o f foutiiih spending. Blessed ure ull they that take ref­ Batter hit, Robbins by Spencer. time and attention given to the busi­ roam at large in the country and uge in Him ." — Florida Christian A d­ Double plays. Spencer to Smith to ness in the future he will undoubted­ But really nine s;inu/fnp goes hand-in-hand with even in the smaller towns. All of K. Moye. Time 2:00. Umpires ly get at lest his share of the busi­ vocate. intilliynil ndri.ii/. us n n remember in riding through Chittenden und Lane. Attendance ness. Florida in the early days, the lings Catholic Church 563. Scorers, Muines *fc Haynes.. Saving in itself—as the miser understands i t —the ” • " f rooting at will around /lie stations m * Fourteenth Sunday after Pente­ mere hoarding of money for money’s sake—is of no Fraternal Society to Meet ail over this state. We can remem­ cost: MrCaslin— Whilner especial advantage to anyone. Next Sunday at 3,*30 p. m. nt the ber when the hogs and cattle roamed Sunday—Low Muss at 11 a. in. A pretty home wedding took place Catholic school building the meeting at will from one end of the stale to Clnss for Christian Doctrine at It) On the ottier hand, when people save ifiM/ii/rnffi/, at the home of Mrs. J . N. Whit nor of the Knights of Columbus for elec­ the other. 'Those of us who have a. in. Benediction after Mass. .Ser­ what they really do is to save for a ehance to spend Tuesday morning at II o'clock when tion of officers will lie held. been in the west can remember mon taken from Epistle and Gospel. for something more worth while Inter. In final anal­ Miss Alice Donk Whilner became, Arrangements will he made to _________________ % when the same condition prevailed. ysis. everything is spent but the saver thinks before the .hride of Dr. Henry Herbert Me give a welcome to the K. of C. and With the coming of the farmer and lie tqiends and so spends wisely, lie gets more for bis The city council of Tallahassee ap­ Cnslin. Catholic hoys who served with the the truck and fruit grower all this money and a bigger return for bis work. Ho has proved the draft of a new city chat Just before the ceremony Miss Colors during the war. bus been changed and it has been more money (eft for thoughtful spending In the ter incorporating the modern and Muhcl Bowler rendered the beau­ written into the history of every future. efficient form of government for that tiful solo "Because" by D’ Hardclot* Notice of Application for Tax Deed state in the union that when any city known as the commission man­ and as thc Inst notes died away und Under Section N of Chapter INHN, part of our great country is settled Now. what is really more worth while later? It Laws of Florida ager form of government. as the , strains of Mendelssohn's up by farmers and fruit growers may he that, by accumulating hitherto fnolishlyWedding March pealed forth bride Notice is hereby given that Mabel * and the wilderness gives way to civ­ spent dimes and quarters, which give no real .satis­ and groom came into the parlor nnd Del.and is enjoying the greatest M. Keeley, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ ilization that the hog and the rattle faction, jo u will lie able to bay later u hutno, or have must be fenced. They have no building boom of any in her history. under an arch of ferns, pink vines cate No. 192, dated the tth day of j a wife, or provide for old age or for education, or n and bamboo they were made man June, A. D. 1917, has filed said cer­ place in a farming community ex­ It is reported that the new buildings start in life for your children. and wife by I)r. E. I). Brownlee, tificate in my affire, und has mude under construction ut present und cept they are kept under fence. For All of these things and many others are ' 'worth many years the farmers in this state those which are to he erected in the pastor of the Presbyterian church. application for tax deed to issue in near future will cost in thc neighbormore" to tHe individual. accordance with law. Said certifi­ The Whittier home presented n have suffered heavy losses h>' the • truly Florida appearance, the double cate embraces the following des­ Inroads made into their growing liood of $60,000. War Savings Stamps help you to convert footinh parlors lending a most appropriate cribed property situated in Seminole crops by the hogs and cuttle. It is money into future iritr spending power. county, Florida, to-wit: S ' ( of N 1* That the livestock industry is ad­ archway for the wedding and huth put right that the man who is rais­ of Lot 2, Sec. 9, Tp. 20 S.,' R. 31) rooms were crowded by friends und ing I ugs nnd entile should expert n vancing in Suwannee county is evi­ farming reunify to f< ore .tgainst dent by the county agricultural relatives who attended the wedding. East. The said land being assessed tim e animals nnd while the cuttle agent reporting over N.oiMt head of The bride wore a most becoming at the date of the issuance cf such S an fo rd , F lorid a arc still allowed to roam at large in hogs immunized against cholera this hind tricojitt. coul suit and black i certificate . in the name of Paul tliin country they are not us irtucli a reason and the state livestock In* hat and also wore an exquisite Kecley. Unless said certificate shall menace iis the hogs nm( the hogs be­ sped or reporting over 4,000 head of i string of pearls, the gift of the bride- be redeemed according to law tax groom. deed will is.\ue thereon on the 1 tth ing r:.-.tigers i f irogs, getting through cattle being dipped monthly. THESANFORDHERALD s -;.. THE SANFORD HERAI.D THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY X W H AT YOU A R E PEOPLES SANFORD,FLORIDA xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx & \\\ Gu&rasiteed r>aiU?.n T I R E S ANO T U B E S B. & 0 . MOTOR COMPANY What is Wise Spending? IM I *i Ki‘ 6T ItC- F I R S T N A T IO N A L B A N K \ �- * J; SEPTEMBER 12. 1910 THE SANFORD HERALD in Eradentown. .His many friends other points where he closely stud­ here are glad to see him in Floridn ied the automobile business. He has Mcnllon of again. the Overland and Velio line of ear .Mitlcf* In Uriel Pr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is in nnd expects to have u car load of pfr«onal Hems Sanford on Monday, Wednesday new ones in soon. Mr. Haight say efInterest the auto business is the greatest busi­ nnd Fr ay of each week. 58-tf Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Roberts of ness north and south nnd looks for a Herbert Ware of Tatnpa spent Her many. Sanford friends are al­ Jacksonville have arrived in the city fine trade this season. ways Rind to ree her hero. and will make It 'heir future honv*. WANTED — OLD CLEAN Monday in the city, y Mrs. Roberts’ son, Lionel Monroe, RAGS. ANY KIND EXThe Itryan Auto Co. yesterday Hide a Dort you will like it. 4-tf has also returned and their many CEPT OLD SOCKS, rereived a car load of new Port rn n Mr, _\. H. Thomas of Ocala is the friends will he glad to note that COATS. PANTS. OR and they are now heinR exhibited to _ K}t.end guest of Mrs. T. N. Igou. they will again become residents xf BED SPREA DS. AT THE the prospective purchasers. Mi» Clara Milieu has gone to InSanford. HERALD OFFICE. 69-tf * Complete stock Diamond tiros Spring*. Atlanta and Paella, We're selling Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Raines and Firestone Tires be' Wight Tire Co sr»-tf Georgia. cause we know- thoy are the very little hoy are here today the guest Mis. Mary Spencer Caldwell of with, muMm. A- D. Parrish is ill best tire for the money on the mnr- of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rowers. Mrs. , - ' l l The Duality Shop will be open Tampa is the guest of Mrs. J . N. ket today. Glad to show you. San- Raines and little son have just rebn,,* ;."u ' • i Whitner coming up to attend the j>pt. 15th. ford Cycle Co. turned from u visit to her parents in 4 -ltc ,•£. <oa| pint fruit jura at L I'. Whitner-MeCaslin wedding. Miss Mamie Kate Williams ar­ ( hir.tgo and New York and Mr. I Harry Haynes of the Haynes Fur­ McCulIer’s. rived Sunday and is the guest of Raines met them nt Jacksonville und Mr. LeWi, Johnson of Clearwater niture Co. arrived home Monday Miss Virginia DcCourscy. Miss Wl’- will accompany them home. evening from u trip of several Raines is a former Sanford resident jpent Monday here with his frietid, lintns has been spending the summer weeks throughout the north. u p Crowder. in Georgia and Alabama and is now and is now manager of the Hotel Ride a Port, you will like it. 4-tf enroute to her home in Tampa. Her Pershing ut Miami, one of the finest All Victory Red Seal Records Mrs. C. J . Wolfe and two little many Sanford friends are giving her hotels in that thriving city. t, j Ve JJ.00 half price at Yowcll’s. sons have returned from Norfolk. a warm welcome. The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal 4-ltc Virginia. Mrs. Wblfe was accom­ church expect to hold a bazaar and Mrs. P. S. Babbitt lids just re­ Mr. and Mrs. J. Jam m es and chilpanied by her sister, Miss Helen Ken­ fair for three afternoons und nights turned to Sanford idler "an absence were in the city last week the nedy. of Pec. 2nd. 3rd and 4th in the of nearly three months spent in guMt of relatives. Parish House. l-tf Prof. Hatch was here Wednesday North Carolina, Virginia, Washing­ Mi** Olga Keene of Jacksonville cnmute from New York ami ofh«»r ton, P . C. uud various places in Mr. and Mrs W. T . McClelland j, in the city, the guest of her sister, points to llnvnnnn where he will Ohio. Her husband met her in Jack ­ and children of Macon, Georgia and Mr*. Nathan Garner., locate in the interests of the Y. M. sonville and they spent a delightful Mr.*. S. M. Smith of Chatt unoogu Firestone Tires. The best value C. A. are in the city the guests of their week at I’ahlo Reach. for the money. Sanford Cycle Co. sister. Mrs. Henry MeLaulin. Mr Tuesday, Sept. Kith is the day to A six course fish and chicken din­ 4 -lt c McClellan is a prominent attorney vote on the hog question. Remem­ ner, 76c. Fislt suppers 60c, ut the Mn. W. H. Peters and family re­ ber the - date. 3-2tc Ayres Daytona Reach Hotel. 69-tf of Macon and like all the visitors turned last week from the mounto Sanford lie has failen^n love with Tlie many friends of Mrs. Carrie Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Whitner and t*in» of North Carolina. tlie city and vows that when he re­ Townsend will regret to hear of her family have returned from a delight­ tires from business he will come here Mi»« Zeta Davison lias returned illness of typhoid fever at the Fair- ful vacation spent at Coronado nnd to live. The party enjoyed the home after a pleasant vacatioif view and wish for her u speedy re­ Daytona Beach. Mr. Whitner re­ beautiful drives in this part of Florrpent in northern states. covery. ports the fishing as being very slow id.'i •?.••/! spent several days in south Vote out the hogs on Sept. 16 for Miss Willie Igou and Mr. Doug­ at present, hut tin-, prospects me Florida and also nt Daytona Bench. ‘•at i« the day of election. 3-2tc lass Igou spent several days in San­ good for esxcellent fishing the re­ Miss Carter is at the French Shop Miss Lucille Itines is now a me m- ford this week, the guests of Mr. and mainder *d this month. to welcome her many friends and F,-r of the Herald force, accepting a| 4\|M. s . N. Igou, returning to t heir First full showing of ready to wear customers. She will he glad to help juitiun in the business olllce. |home in Kustis on Wednesday. and dry goods Friday and Saturday, you select your fpll millinery. 'J-!te Mi * . Netty*- M.line.-, lias returned Sept. I'.l a, d 20 at Yowell's. 4 -ltc Don't forget the A party of prominent people were lr-m a visit to friends and relatives Fall Showing Remember that the Sanford Daily here Tuesday afternoon enroute to in Lake Hutler and other points. ht Yowcll's Herald will appear next month ami X .,Ba i u i ne from Orlando where they Hide a Dort. you will like it. 4-t‘ September 19 and 20. it will he a daily paper in every ret ie) alletidcii a meeting on the Or I -! t r >j«**t. Y**n will get the Associated r. ! Mi.... H o..«r*l iefi Mon* lanu.i road to the bench. In the Mrr. M i-iv . . ...ivr of Jackson­ Press iies'patche-j and all the local party were J . (). Caiijpbell, president day fc.- M-ryvillo. where ville is in the city the guest of her news nnd you are going to like your of the Chamlier of Commerce, Chns. they w 'I enter Maryville College. sister, Mrs. June Roumillat. Mrs. own home town daily better than II. Stewart, a prominent hutdne** Mr*. Ralph Wight unit Mrs. Ilal Rowli-r is a former resident and her any daily you ever had. Wight nr*- visiting friends and rela­ man, Hr nr* l Kouw>n-lloven. en­ many friends are glad to see her You must also lie registered with gineer and bridge builder. Rev. tives at Daytona for u few weeks. the City Clerk, whose hooks will be Cary-El wee* and Stanley Lichtey, Prices r dured on all goods at again. open for registration on Sept. 23rd editor of the Melbourne Times. If Claire Collier, the daughter of Mr*. (Jraee Williams' millinery store. Mr. and Mrs. C. Cl. Collier was oper­ and will he open for seven days. this hunch is a sample of tlie boost­ 59-tf 3-2tc ated upon for uppendicitis Sunday ers living in Melbourne tney will Hite Clements and wife of Springmorning by I)rs. I’ ulcston and Ste­ Mr. and Mrs. Chns, L. Rritt and build bridges, build cities and even f.-.l, Ky.. are visiting their uncle, vens nnd the little girl is getting family have arrived home after build up a newspaper over there. A. W. Wathen at the Lincoln House. I along nicely. spending several weeks at Pittsburg Miss Nannie Harris of Winter Notice Ports for everybody. Bryan Auto and other points in Pennsylvania. Park was in the city Tuesday atTo Stockholders Sanford Building & Mr. Rritt says that business is boom­ Co. 4-tf b-nding the MacCaslin-Whitner wed­ Loan Association: ing everywhere nnd that people are Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. WoodrufT ding. All stockholders are requested to nnd sons, Ralph and Harry have re­ talking about Florida and Sanford Let your future tires he Fire­ be present at the monthly meeting wherever one goes in the north. turned from North Carolina where stone. You'll never regret it. San­ Quart Mason fruit jars at L. P. of the hoard of directors of the Santhey have been for the past month ford Cycle Co. -l-ltc fxrd Building & Loan Ansoriuitun to 5!5-tf at Wnynesville. Hendersonville and McCuller's. fie held at their olllce on Monday, Mr- M. M. Stewart was called to other points. Mr. und Mr-. C. C. Worthington September 22nd, for the purpose of Wa / c r o s s , (ieirgia last Sunday, on Miss Lila Johnson left last week and Mrs. Mary Kitehcm and daugli- amending by-laws. a- iui ' of the serious illness of her where she will re- ter, Margery of Tampa are in the for Orlando Sanford Building *fc Loan Assn. brother main for some time. Miss Johnson city the guests of friends. The Wor­ B y T. J. Miller. President. Mr and Mrs. Henry Purdnn and has been in tin business office of the thingtons are former residents of the Attest: t-a»»> buy left Saturday for Waynes- Herald for the past six year* and she east side und their many friends are A. P. Connvlly, Secretary. hor. . (ieorgia, t<i spend several will he greatly missed hv her many glail to see them again. Mr. C. C. 2-4 te months. Worthington is one of the editors of friends. the Tampa Times. La;, -il your work Tuesday, Sept. Pint Mason fruit jars at L. P. SAVED AT SEA 1*' ana go to the polls to vote out Mi-Culler's. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. 56-tf the l.-ig.* 3-2tc R. K. Tolar are glad to learn that Song and Slorv Mrs.* K. J . Jammes and son, Mr-. ,i C. Maters ami children Sydney of Jacksonville have been they will again make their home in At the Baptist Temple Sunday, la-* "lurried from a visit to her the guests of Mrs. Jno. P . Ahrn- Sanford, having opened their beau­ Sept. Illli, 8:30 p. m. AVf ' Mgnoliu avenue. Mr and Mrs. Witheringtnn ham at her home on I. aurcl avenue, tiful home oi. Progra in Mrs. Tolar und little daughter, Mary At*. •ika. Mrs. Jammes formerly resided here 1. Chorus. "Look Forth on the It:-t* :* Port, you will like it. 4-tf and her inuny friends were glad to Elizabeth have arrived from the Stormy Waters." mountains and Mr. Tolar will a ;ain Mr- Mired King, accompanied by see her. 2. Chorus, "Saved at Sen." make Sanford Ills headquarters. r.rr *on . George left Friday.for S a ­ 3. Prayer, "Jesus, Tender Shep­ All Victory Red Seal Records var,! •at,. tin.. where they will spend above 32.00 half price at Yowell's. Yowell's fll showing of ready to herd." M-Vl /a! v. eeks. wear and dry goods, Friday and Sat­ 4 -ltc 4. Chorus, "G od ’s Word is a T J. Amlers has gone to Wilmingurday, Sept. ID and 20. '4 - l t c Light." Mrs. William Bulloch has arrived ton. N Mr. Anders has In-on in the city from Steubenville, Ohio Sergt. Clarence Temple- is hack 5. Solo, “ The Love of a Little *itt li,. Southern Utilities Co. for and will he the guest of the Gables home after serving Uncle Sum in the Child," by Mrs. W. E. Betts. ■*-"m ! months. (5. Chorus, “ Are you Safe on the this winter. Her niece, Miss Mifrion aviation service seeing France and other countries. Clarence was all Rock." A*'- Victory Red Seal Records Clarke will arrive next week und will 7. Quartette, "N o Other Way," •• *; -."o half price at Yowell's. again lie on the stall of teachers of smashed up in a fall from his aero­ hy Mesdames Philips, Betts, CI uuhc plane and % a s also operated upon 4 -ltc the High School. for appendicitis while in the army and Miss Lossing. M' ami Mrs. Roht. Thrasher and Remember that on September Kith hut lie is all rigiit now and will 8. Solo, " I t Won’t Stand the * l"f, yesterduy for Tampa to you vote on the question of hogs settle down in Sanford for life. Storm ," by Mrs. A. M. Philips. ’'I'-fi * viral days with Mr. and running at large. ' 3-2tc There's a man ut the curb to 9. Solo, "Build Your Hopes on •Mr. Fr*d Paiger, Sr. Mr. und Mrs. H. L. Fcrran af serve you. 65-tf Something Better," hy Mr. II. J. A’ M-tion is railed to the number Kustis were in the city Sunday :*io *'* ",-1 dm- in Rod Cross mem* Mrs. Alice Berg has received no­ Clause. guests qf thair daughter, Mrs. P . L. * - : -hii. notices of which have been tice of her appointment in the War 10. Congregation, "Solid Rock." Thrasher. They were enroute hone The songs will he interspersed With sir-.; out by tin- secretary. Risk Insurance iiureut. of the gov­ from Montreal, North Carolina, readings by Pr. George llymnn. ernment nt Washington and left Inst B. R. Haley and little where they have been spending the An orchestra of four instruments . ihter, |! axel of Rocky Mount. night to assume her duties. Mrs. past two months. Ilerg lias been farming on the west ll* accompanist. I cm lust week with her sisJust received n carload of Ports. side for several years und her many Eighteen voice* in chorus,* with *’ -*•r' W. S. Thornton. Get yours early and avoid the delay. friends will he pleased to leap of her Mrs. A. MVyPhilips as directress and •V \irtory Red Soul Records 4-ltc good fortune in being able to secure Mrs. Sehellc Maines, pianist. 32.00 half price ut Yowell's. Mrs. W. J . Thigpen and baby the position to which she bus as­ 4-ltc have returned from a pleasant visit pired. City Registration Austin Williams returned to to plants hi Tennessee where they Notice is hereby given that the • Musson’s swimming pool is now "*r I1"""- in Tampa early this week. enjoyed the mountain air and visited open on Wednesdays, Thursdays, city clerk of Sanford, will open on relatives and friends. Mr. Thigpen Saturdays nnd Sundays in the after­ Sept. 23rd, 1919, and keep open for met them nt Jacksonville and accom­ noon. a period of seven days, until Sept. 60-tf panied them home. I9th, 1919, the registration Ijooks of Then said one unto Him: Morris Spencer is home again after the rity of Snnford, ut his office in Huy Diamonds. Wight Tire Co. "Lord, are there few that he spending almost two years in the ser­ the city hall, between the hours of 9 56-tf 'aieil " vice of Uncle Sam's navy. Morris 0 n. in. and 4 p. m. on said days, for Ronald Rosie of Grund Rapids. wa.* one of tlie lirst to answer his And He said unto them: the purpose of giving opportunity to "•Strive t» enter in at the strait Mich., hns arrived in the city and country's ctfll nnd for some time was the voters of the city to register anil will have charge of the mechanical on the Leviathan,' the largest ship '•■a'c; for limn)-, I say unto you. become qualified to vote at the spec­ department of the Overland SuL-s in America’s fleet nnd saw much ser­ "'ll seek to enter In. and shall ial election to lie held October 7th, Co., of this city. Mr. Rosie was a vice in foreign waters. His many n"t he able, lieutenant in the urmy during the friends nnd ids parents, Mr. and Mrs " h e n once the mneter of F. P RINKS, war nnd is nil experienced auto man. G. W. Spencer are glad to have him J 1 house Is risen up, and City Clerk. 3-5tc •ath shut to the door, and ye For Sale—Two roll top desks und hack home ngnin. "■tiii io stand without and to W H EN YOU T H IN K O F CAN other furniture. Qall at the resi­ Marl .Machine Shop nork nt the door, saying, P Y T H IN K OF T H E KANDY lience of Dr. S. I’ulcston, corner W. A. Fitts, Jr., and L. H. Gibbs ■'•fd. Lord, open unto us; K IT C H E N . I F . I T HAS SUGAR have purchased the tools and equip­ Park and Third streets. 4-tfe I lie shall answer and say IN IT WE HAVE IT . ST A R ment of the Ynnderltok shop and tiur C. L. Smith representing Ch.ts. u‘1"' you. -| know T H E A T R E B U IL D IN G . 49-tf not Rondcs'ahnp nnd combined the out­ I’a j e & Co., rx in the city again 'Mu arc ye are." H. L. Haight is home ngnin after fit in the Siyiford Machine & Foun­ greeting his many friends. Mr. nnd ........... St. Luke 13:23-23. Mrs. Smith spent some time here lust spending a month or more in thc dry Company and will probably op­ jail and afterwards made their home •Overland factory iif Toledo nnd erate both machine shops or have all Utile Happen'"*9 ‘T In and A bout •j& The Citg .j * Summary of the Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald iteadera i . "”» »•:** ". I'AGE SEVEN An E v e n i n g o f M u s i c u Song and Story Service 10 ( lionises - 3 Solos - 18 Voices - 4 Piece O rchestra Excellent Story At the Baptist Temple Sunday Night, S eptem ber 1 4 th , 8 : 3 0 P . M. Mrs. A. M. Phillips Directress; Mrs. Sclielle Maines, Pianist Dr. (ieurne Hyman, Reader; Mrs. \\\ K. Bells, Mr. It. J . Clause ami Mrs. Phillips, : : Soloists. : : Sunday S ch o o l at 1 0 :3 0 A. M. P r e a c h in g " H o s p it a li ty ” 11:45 A . M . I the equipment in one at the old l.o*l Friday. Sepl. 12th. 1919 Underwood building. Messrs. Fitts Lost—Between Daytona nnd San­ and Gibbs are experienced machin­ ists and foundry men and their suc­ ford, via D el.and—Automobile Tire cess in this business is already as­ 33x4, Idack and white tire cover on sured. There is plenty of this work it when lost. New tire. Finder no­ to do in this section of Florhln and tify E. F. JJousholder,.';nnf''fd,-Florthe new hrm will no kept busy rig h t! " u' aiid receive reward, _ . ..-t-itr___ from thc Th,.y win „ ----.*ii> of brass castings and if there is any need of work of tiiis kind phone (!2 and get prompt ser­ vice. aoooro First Methodist Church Sunday school, 10:30 a. i .i . Preaching 11:46 a. m. Subject, "L ittle Children." Senior League, 7:30 p. m. Senior League, 7:30 p. >u. Preaching, 8:30 p. m. Subject, " W h a t think ye xf llrist?" You will find a welcome und some­ thing to carry home with >%m. C. W. White. P. C. Fall Millinery Showing First fall showing trimmed m >le’s now on display at Quality Shop. 3-tfc New Manager Here Mr. nnd Mrs. Weldon Henley have gone to Columbia, S. C., when* Mr. Henley will mage one of tin* large plants in that city. For solne time Mr. Henley lias been local manager of tlie Southern Utilities Co. in this city. Ilis place here will lie tilled by R. If. Morris of Kingsvilli, Texas, who lias arrived in the city atm will make Kunfok’d Ids home. WENT TO LEMON lll.UFF A merry party in the Russell yacht spent Sunday at Lemon liltilT where they bathed and fished and otherwise enjoyed the upper St. Johns river to the fullest. In thc party were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Drummond. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hern­ don, Tom Jones,"Harry llcrren, Joel De.Mont and Frank Allen. T N r iA . I T 'KftQpSEALED TIBS ONLY AT YOUR GROCERS MAXWELL HOUSE CO FFEE INSURANCE Fire Automobile Theft Liability Collision Bunds Represent 20 Leading Car.ip-.dcs Writing Every iDanrli B . W . H e rn d o n 110 WEST F IR S T STREET v /7 /////////fh r/A W e are running a bank for the public— one that considers only you and your needs. . We nre not so much concerned over what we think b reasonable and proper ns we are over the handling of your affairs to your entire satisfaction. If sound hanking practice will permit your every wish will he granted here. a m L rti v.-JtCT, * , . f �■v/77 THE SANfOKD HERALD becoming a law without such ap proval, anil shall become effective for all purposes thirty days nfter the ilate of its ratification. Section 41. T h at all laws anil parts of laws in conflict with the COTTON* S E E D M E A L provisions of this ad be ami tbe CASTO R POM ACE same are hereby repealed. TANKAGE ASH ES Apj roved Appril 10. 1010. » S tate if Florida L E T U S Q UO TE Y O U ON* Y O U R R E Q U I R E M E N T S O F Office » t rotary of State ss A L L K I N D S OK M A T E R I A L — W E W I L L S A V E 1. II. t’ lny Crawford, S o l id a r y of Y O U M O N* E Y A N D G I V E Y O U S ta le of the State of Florida, do — GOOD S E R V IC E — hereby certify that the foregoln'x is a true and correct copy of Chapter 8RI6, Acts of 1910, approved by the Governor, a n d ‘ tiled in this office. Sanford, Florida Given under my land and the Great Seal of the S t it e of Florida, at Tallahassee, the Capital, this the ninth day of July, A. D. 1910. and provide for the holding id an NEW HOG I.AW TO 111* II. Clay Crawford, •election for the ratification or rejec­ Secretary of State, VOTED IN S E M IN 01.1 tion of the provisions of this act, giving thirty days' notice thereof by llcil Cross Home Service Items publication in a newspaper published He was a tall young man of 21, in said county, such election to he anil he walked up to the desk of conducted, and the canvass of the Miss Mary Ann Abel in the Red votes certified tedand returned, and Cross headquarters in Atlanta and the canvass of the returns made in in one hand he carried a First Read­ the manner and within the time pre­ er. This he held up for inspection scribed for general elections, includ­ section i. th at any person or ing the qualifications of voters, ex­ i and his eyes were fairly dancing.. persons who shall wilfully or know­ cept that the returns shall he deliv­ " I s n ’t it grand to he able to read?’’ ingly allow or permit his or their ered to the chairman and clerk of he inquired. hogs or swine to run or roam at the Hoard of County Cojnmissionei#, i lie was a discharged soldier who large within the territorial limit* of Instead of the supervisor of registra­ bad been ill of tuberculosis. In the sa id *Seminole county, Florida, after tion and the county judge, and that hospital lie had asked to lie taught this act shall become effective, shall the Hoard of County Commissioners "something a|>out reading and writ­ be deemed guilty of u misdemeanor, shall canvass the returns and de­ ing." and upon conviction thereof shall be clare the result, and cause the same " I was in a line of men, waiting punished as is provided by existing to lie recorded in their tninut"s. to sign burnti checks," he said. "1 law for the punishment of mis­ watched • man after man write his demeanors. name—and I knew I couldn’t write Section 8. T h at at any time with . mine. I dropped out of the line and in one year after the passage of this, went to the foot of the class, so no act the county commissioners of said body would see me make my mark., county may, upon their own motion.! i* ♦i * ® H* 1* f f 1,' " ’nssen some nnd shad F*rr ■■ ■■■' •• Z~ put t thing." cent of the duly qualified voters * f I This boy had been in the country said c, unty, who were qualified to nearly all of his life, until hb went vote in the last general or special intii the army. Then a little later election held in said county next be­ he found out what he had been mis*fore the filing of such petition, ca I t ing. As Victor Vaughn once said, Mrv,i*' ,l<( mi nuqger for loud you've never tasted? Itut having discovered his luck, the cover,,ment was ready to remedy it. Fertilizer Materials C H A SE & CO M PA N Y SEPTEMBER 12 1919 furnished beautiful music throughout the day. Althngether it was a most enjoyable nITalr. We hope that each one present will live to enjoy many more such pleasant days. Respectfully, Sec’y Seminole Chapter, No. 2, Order Eastern Star. Penny Pinching Not Always True Economy W ll.l. NOT HAVE TRAININ'! bach of Interest In Free rraining ClnsHcs In Nursing Owing to the lack of interest on the part of the women of Seminole county, the free training classes un­ der the instruction of a trained Red Cross nurse have been recalled. It seems in credible that an opportunity, for such instruction absolutely free to the individual should fail to'arouse enough Interest to organize at least one class in Sanford, However there have only been six registrants from the town, n possible Hix from Chuluota an d -a positive twelve from Ge­ neva, but then Geneva always re­ sponds. ness,efficiency and economy of a plain Hour and a standard baking powder and a so-called selfrising flour. It doesn’t pay to buy self-rising flour. Most of it is made of low grade materials. It causes many bake-day failures and a great loss of expensive baking ingredients. The expenses of the course were to have been met out of Chapter fundi in r**rongition of the valuable servin'* rendered by the women of Seminole county during the inten­ sive war period. It is significant of the lack of interest in Red Cross ac­ tivities when one compares the mini- The housewife will tiiruw u iit in wasted materials many times the amount she hopes to save. R e s id e , se 1* riviiit^ flour b u s a tendency to get lumpy and that’s another waste. Rut what is most important, the housewife gets less in return as far as food value is concerned than if she purchased a plain flour and a standard baking powder. True economy in baking powder de­ mands the highest quality at the lowest price. A Baking Powder made only of the highest class ingredients ohiniinlde^«j(^ d lf£i< lJ^ p d accurately proportioned tiiat it not only pro­ duces the maximum of leavening power but conserves that power, retains its strength and is unfailing in results, is economical in cost and use. The housewife saves when she buys it. She saves when she uses it — and she saves the materials with which it is used. That is economy in its highest form —the only kind of economy me housewife should attempt to practice. Any Red Cross Chapter or office con tell you what the government oilers to men—and women — dis­ I \\ hen it cmnes to restoring its damaged fighters, the government lias mentis and resources far beyond those of any human being or ordin­ ary agency, quite recently a young woman was loaded in Savahnali, (ia„ who was an expert at teaching in the art of lip reading to persons who bail lost their hearing. Now she has a class of six southern solI diets whose sense of hearing itad ■been destroyed in the war. " I was a little afraid to try teach­ ing grown people," she confessed. " M y pupils had all been children. Hut tin, learned so rapidly and tried si, hard and succeeded so well that I am tremendously proud of all nf them." This is a fine exa pie of the hu<mini touch in government relief work only too often people eon* jure up a vision of hard, splendid i oil'll ■- and inextricable tangles of red tape, when the government Is refer- T h e packing industry is intri­ cate, com plex—far more so than the railroads or the telegraph. -Every day multiplying needs of society increase its problems and multiplying responsibilities demand more of it Highly trained experts, spec­ ialists of y ears’ experience, thinkers and creative men, de­ vote their lives, their energies, their activities, to solving tho problems of the packing industry and meeting its widening duties. Swift & Company is not a few dozen packing plants, a few hundred branch houses, a few thousand refrigerator cars, and a few million dollars of capi­ tal, but an organization of such men. It is the experience, in­ telligence, initiative and activity which operates this physical equipment. Can this intelligence, this ex­ perience, this initiative and cre­ ative effort which handles this business at a profit of only a fraction of a cent per pound from all sources, be fostered through the intervention of political theorists, however pure their purposes? Or be replaced by legislation? Does Congress really think that it can ? L et U 3 aend you a Swift "D ollar”, It will interest you. Address Sw ift & Company, Union Stock Y ards, Chicago, 111. Swift & Company, U. S. A. / smrjJirjiwiM ToSeiK.1fteiser. f f THIS SMOWS^u WHAT DF.COMt$ 0 r \ TNI AVfRAGt D O U AsX Stctivto BY 1 SWIFT & COMPANY r * « U TMl U K 01 AT mi A S S r i HODUCI S I I ( I N I * I t FAlO r o R T N I U V ( ANIMAL I I . t t t t M S FOR LABOR L l O l t l l l AND FRI i ARl \ A. t ot em u i WITH M V.svirriCoUfAiiT M»f|T / -r American Ked Crou DirtitUo. S o ft—Miss Costf i b is already uell known la most o f the ladies of our city. She is o f the Domestic Science Branch of the University o f Chicago. Simmons College, Bos ten Cooking School, a graduate of Lewis Institute, Supervisor o f Domestic Science in Public Schools, Special Lecturer on Domestic Arts and Economy. Special Lecturer to the Women's Clubs. Wc arc publishing a series of her mast important articles. (IfT to College Sanford is to lie well represented at the Florida Stall' College for Women this year. Misses Mary Zachary and Gladys Green return to F. S. W. C. to com­ plete their courses, while Misses Edna Chittenden, M a y , Thrasher, Dorothy Humph, Helen Peck, Izetta Stone and Lillian Swartz enter upon their university career as freshmen. The girls will leave Mundav for New Source of Fat Mcbiitl-tH I'bilin to have i (lint a mt r* tumbling tncon In? obtained from (ihutis I abundantly on tvtiste In mite. 1890 , STILL DOING BUSINESS ] H I !) R r m i erdm. and , .united cuttrmrrt who haveuwd cor frrtilizrr yrst afirr year, who always glxdly reecmmrr.d cor goods to ihcir neighbor! arc cor brit advrriiiemenl., Our priori noi always the lowest. hot whrn QUALITY ll couiulrrrd. firvrf loo high. W rite for l.\te»t price Inn, cr lend order and yen will he treated right. FEttTIUZEHS, INSECTICIDES, SFit AYERS, 1‘QL’LTRY S i r LUES () . I’A IN T H It 1’lvK TlI.IZ Ivlt CO. J. E. SW IRLIN G , Loral Agent .lnrlom iivlllr. Florid# Sanford, Florida lint not tin- cri|'|ili*il uibbir-* anti not tin' ili'iil soldiers and not the Rid ( ‘mss, which will tell you any­ thing you want to know about the govern moot's melhoii* in these mat­ ters. » Basket Picnic On Thursday, the 2Mh of August Seminole Chunter, Eastern Star was invited to u basket piruir held by Mt. Dora ehajiter on Lake Ola, at Tangerine. We met at Masonic Hall at Mean a. in., and beaded by our big Chief. Father Musson we struck the trail for Lake Ola. We landed at noon on schedule time. T h e r e we sided our big Squaw, Mother Rollins who had given us the oli|> and had the camji fires burn­ ing for us. In a little while the I>ioncers ol Winter Park came up mid in a short while there were more than one hundred bright, shining Stars twinkling around. The stars shine very bright at Mt. Dora and t was a grand welcome they gave us. At 2 ’|». to. the long tables were groaning under their weight ol the best eatables, lit for kings. It was a hungry bunch 'of Seminole* that' was seated around the tables and did full justice to everything in sight, you may be sure. This gathering was to celebrate the birthday of the founder ol the beautiful order of the Eastern Star. Uro. Robert Morris, who would have been one hundred and one years old if be bad lived until Aug. at, 1919. An organization was formed, to lie known as the Hubert Morris Mein tr­ ial Association, to meet and cele­ brate once a year in honor of this L—• ' „ Ax.,.a A4* 1?* I" < e , 0 «wigareic£s m aae to m eet you r ta ste ! Camels tire uflcred you as a cigarette entirely out of the ordinary— a flavor and smoothness never before attained. To bent realise their qual­ ity c o m p a re C am els w ith a n y c ig a r e tte in th o w o r ld a t a n y p r ic e ! Camels flavor is so refreshing, so enticing, it will win you at once—it is so new ttnd unusual. That’s what Camels expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobacco Rives you! You’ll prefer this blend to either kind of tobacco smoked straight! As you smoke Camels, you 11 note absence of any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or any un­ pleasant cigaretty odor. And, you'll be delighted to discover that you can smoke Camels liberally w ith o u t tir in g y o u r ta s te ! Take Camels at any angle—they surely supply cigarette contentment beyond anything you ever experienced. T h e y 'r e a c ig a re tte r e v e la tio n ! You do not miss coupons. nremtnrnc or criftc �' ernTKMtlBB 12. >9I'J THE SANFORD HERALD West S id e C a s h G rocery ! We are now prepared (o handle your Feed orders. No order too large. ^ Green Cross Sweel Feed * . Larro and Butter Fat Dairy F eej Heriicrs Shorts and Bran - Faultless Scratch Feed West Side Cash Grocery PAGE NINE Principal Primary, Montes Harris; Teachers— Leola Nixon: Grace My­ ers, Fannie Reid. Goldsboro—Principal, J . L. Moore, Teachers, Emma Byrd, Ethel Gramlln. Oviedo— Principal, S. E. Monroe! Assistant, Mary Clark. Midway— Principal. S. E. M onrc-: Intermediate, Fannie Reid; Primary. Mary Clark. Flies Cut Down Milk Yield T h e r e ’s no doubt about it. Flies not onlv worry the cows and the milker, but they keep you from getting all the milk you should. And there’s no doubt about this cither. The one way to get rid of flies at milking time— and the sure way to get more milk is to use Longwood—Principal, Minnie Dorluck; Assistant, Aurora Long. Altamonte t Springs—Josephine Grant. P ratts Fly C h a se r . Spray it on just before milking. P R A T T S d on not taint the milk. P R A T T S d on not burn or blister the bide. P R A T T S dots not take off or gum up the hair. Give your cows a chance to give more milk. Give your work animals a chance to get their rest. Give P R A T T S a trial. Markham—To he supplied. Geneva—To lie supplied. Forest C ity —Ella J. Sanders. P H O N E IGG I.. F . Roper j \\\ Hoot It Kolokee, To lie supplied. Guhricllu, To bo supplied. Lake Monroe, To be supplied, Bridgend, To be supplied. Seminole t 'minty Colored Schools (tin SCHOOLS IN SANFORD N. B. Six teachers are needed at Will Open Monday, Sept. 29 once. Apply to Supt. T. W. Law(il'LN MONDAY. S E P T . 29 (Continued from page-1, All of the colored schools of Sem­ ton, Sanford. inole county will open for the fall tin .-*1 solitary daid*« in !•*! irida. IIterm on Monday, Sept. 29th. The w^lconu- thorn into their invites hi>« i u*t.mi -r- to come out to compulsory Attendance Law passed m his new place and visit the dairy in cidit again. by the recent Florida Legislature (Continued from Page 5) operation. II- wants them to a«*o Itfluw you will find the names of makes if*'obligatory on every parent his new plans and the nc«v nrtdiin(h# tc-ach«r> "f the several schools of or guardian to send the children to t B, Chapman, c U i -ry a ad the *il,dilute m-.mlm -ss in (hf fjty Among these are many soliool Any child between the ages :i o 0 Johnson, ct every department. dm weft- with us last year, and we of seven and sixteen .years, inclusive, Crow, .’lb *i 0 1 rtjoice if> thrir decision to remain must attend school, when such is Thompson, sx a I) 1 dth u. for another year. Those who provided, for the entire school year, Garcia —Kin t 11 I Danville, 1h .1 o ire nrw to us come well recommond- or the parent nr guardian will lie MisMarie Garcia and Ralph ti 1 ti Childs, rf t \ and will soon find their way injo held .accountable to the county au­ King were united in marriage Sun­ o 0 C. Chapman, If thorities. cur homes and hearts. day afternoon at the Catholic church a () Drayton, p Rev, Father O’ ltioridan olli iating. Prof. J . N. (.’rooms will again bp Cive these teachers your heartiest , ^purt ami Sanford will again ro- at the head of Hopper Academy, the HI 2 Miss Garcia was a former resident Totals 25 1 !J of Honduras, coming here with the j^i .- ir. having one of the very host Sanford Colored High School, and Score by innings — family of Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Morse. will no doubt give us the excellent ,(.> ] -terns in the state. 01)0 000 000—0 Mr. King is wall known in this sec­ Lakeland school that lie has given us for the out) 00! 00*—I Sanford Tsai-her- of Sanford Public Schools tion. having been born and raised past fodrteen years. Under Prof for thi jvar 1919 and 1920: Summary: Left on e . —.... .- , » i . : . ...... ......... **•'■'*' ^ 'W .f ’Uftd is now tanning on tin- east iMSl'i.WIMK - * - *.'4 tiioiit ingii oemou—Yrincipul, the Sanford Colored School has lAtig land 7, Sanford 5; two base bits* side. The young couple will make <' au*ie *■ (Icilvie: Latin, Mrs. It. (\ been the envy of surrounding towns Chibls; base on balls. olT Drayton I: their future home here and have the MjjwhII French and History. Miss and counties, and it is with much struck out by Ery II, by Drayton II; best wishes of tluir many friend,-. w . (Mark: Science, Miss Pauline pleasure that we can again announce sacrifice bits, Wicker, C. Chapman. G rdon; English, Miss Sara E. Mu- his return to us for the ensuing year. Johnson, Childs. Morris: sacrifice ily. Mettinger Rack Again Crow; stolen bases, Poland, B. Chap r.,.: Spar ti. Mrs. J . (1. Leonardy: At Oviedo, Prof. Monroe will man: batter hit, B phaptnan by It is just impossible for J . 1C- MetMatheinatte.-. Miss Ida May (irtiy. again be mast >r of ceremonies, and i-..^ 1 j U-.Ii , -,,, %.1, t<> -t.i> away irom Sanford ni ll.lli — .-ant m I'.jiuiimr Sciiooi Pr.ii- those acquainted wi.h »Yo>. Monroe villi-, Stewart to Thompson to Dan­ and South Florida, having just finish-' ripa!. Mr. ilnra L. Dlekenson: well understand that un* ville. Time. 1:IK. Umpire*, Pluck- cd his vacation, n.i., in,,,,,; u in L. ..Miss Clara Miller. >iner •very successful year for Or­ burn ar.d Lauzon. the place he loves so muen, right Mr- IVarl I'.ulihitt. S e n oiii Grade. ange Academy, the Oviedo colored here in Sanford, taking a couple of \f-. |{. • I. Dickenson, Mrs. J . P. School, especially as Mrs. Mary jaunts to the beach to an elfnrt ,to Sanford Takes Another ^ Hurley: Sisth tirade, Miss Ida Mnej Clark will again he the assistant land some of those twenty pound Lakeland, Sept. 10. — Despite the Hall. Mi- Winnie Drown; Fifth |there. bass, he returned to his position fact that they outplayed the Celery Grade. V.-- Gertrude i.itlle, Miss f Miss Minnie Berlack has accepted (credit manager) with the Jackson­ Feds In every department of the Annie Kurland iTo lie .supplied); re-app"int merit us principal of the ville Furniture Company, Jackson­ game the Highlanders were returned F irth Grade. Miss Ruth Hand, Long wood Colored School, much to ville. The treasurer of the Florida on the losing end of a fi to 5 score M,«i Ruth Katiner, Miss Mac Field. the gratification of her patrons there. Furniture Dealers Association, who here this afternoon. The Celery is also manager of the above named Last Side Primary School - Prin­ Miss Aurora Long will again he lor Feils gut to 11nil early in the game, company, finding it impossible to cipal. Mr- St'dla P. Arrington: assistant. shoving over a brace of runs in the attend the semi-annual convention. First Assistant To be supplied); Following is the list of teachers as third on n pair of hits, a sacrifice 1 now in session in Orlando delegated Second Grade, Miss Emma Owen: appointed fur the various Colored Ily, a fielder’s choice and a sacrifice ou* former citizen to represent him Grade, Mtrs Kathryn Wilkey. Schools of Seminole County: Ily. In tin* fifth they counted four am! their company at that meeting. Sanford. Principal, J . N. (’ rooms: on three hits, an error, a sacrifice Wv«t Side Primary School— Prin­ and a double steal, which ended cipal. Miss Helen Brigham: First As- Teachers — 1st Assistant, W. 11. Congregational Church their scoring for the afternoon. (’ rooms; Julia Eaverly, Catherine siitant, Mi-> Nettye Maine*: Second The communion of the Lord’s PO A K A l» R Grade. Mi* I.a \'oln Burns; Third Holley, Ora Trammell. Viola Brock, Sanford Slipper will lie held at the t ’ongfrel 2 Bernice Stanley. Stewart, 2h Grade. M;-- \nnie Cameron. ti 1 0 Chapman, r gational church Sunday morning at :i 0 0 Johnson, ef O even o’clock. 0 I •> Crow, :ib In the evening there will be an 0 0 Walker, if echo meeting of the great Bullalo 0 I I Thompson, -s II I 12 Christian Endeavor Convention, at Danville, th I 0 I Childs, rf eight o'clock. - STANDS FOR — I 0 I Register, rf (Ask Our Customers) “ Your Money Back Tou A re Not Satisfied." If P- L. ALLEN SE E D COMPANY Sanford, Florida BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEK HillHardwawe Co. SERVICE, QUALITY, AND PRICE Totals i.akclund t.i>\ 1‘, hS U icker. i f i'olnnd, rf Thrasher, :|I> Smith. U Morris, lit Coiieu. 2I> Nun ce. r Sole Agents lor Clark’s Cutaway and Leveling Marrows -’ll AB Ti «5 6 1 ;< l l :i ti 7 27 HI R H PO A ft •i 0 5 I u •I ft 1 ,, 1 ft 1 1 :t 4 l *i 5 ft l 1 11 l n 1) .1 I n 1 ll 1 it 1 l E 1j ii n1 1 0 1 1) 1) 1 li A C C ID E N T DURGL-ARy U A U l L ir v Our Agent. MR. It. \V. HERNDON, will write you any of the above * forms ul Insurunrc or anything you need in the Insurance line. Through Ms ronncrtlon with us he run give you Insurance protec­ tion In the very strongest Company’s In each and every line. JAMES & PAXON, Jacksonville, Fla. Established PJOli V^ J ! O T insurance - Surety Bond- Yea Can Day From Us i t Whole-**!* Prices W rit* f«r POh Li>t W . A . M errjdajr C w u jm j Palatiu, Florid* K ID N E Y S Kidney t r n - 'M r i W E A K E N IN G ? LO O K O U T ! I’ xri'* i l l 'i r p e a r *<f th -m---i * i TI........... stnwty bet atoxolty, ue :, 1 1 ■1 1 1 1 11 • healt’i will* Ur otly err I , inly, until you fall a vic­ tim to III -i..< *■ .............. t-to* >o-ir 1 1 •min. »" l - illri« I* lime. Don't win unill in tie na Ins tmeoins b'i? m h-s. iJ.ili'l i.i .o Willi illu.-ase. To m ,| | lilM.ri I'-'. 1 ill 11 ■- ' l l - liorut wiiti tkil.ii M.;:>.vl. Maaiit'io ml I’annuleri now. Tiiiui tin-'*1 or fe-ir t-scry iluy until >oii are entirely freo from nairi. Tills w e ll- k n o w n preim iitlori tins lieen one o f Me- ii.nloii.il remedies o f H o l ­ land for ic n iu r le e In 11 . •, ilie (jovernintnt of tin- N eth erlan ds urnnte.l a. s. i ri il charter iiuthotlslnu Its preparfttto-i •; 1 rate. The housew ife of Hotliind would a l ­ most as roon he without food * s w i t h ­ out her •TtevI Dutch Drops." as s h * quaintly c a l l s ’ GOLD MEDAL J l a a r l o m o i l Capsules T h -v restore s tre n K th 1) and a t - responsible in u (treat m e a s u re for the sturdy, rubusl health of t h s It oils ml* ts. Do not delay. On to your druKitlst nl’il Insist on Ms supply I OK yon with HOLD MEDAL H aarlem Oil C.i»-sules. T » k s them as illreelisl, and If you are noL initialled with risnilts your d r u e a l s t w ill K in d ly refund your money. Look f o r the name GOLD WKDAL on the b o * and accept no other. In esaled Boxes, three sixes. tic - i LUCKY TRIKE GARETTE \ yean, rsicci ro il prcpatO $15.UU Remember lltii price include! 2 pair* of ponti. Thrrt U no bv'.trr tiliatratioo of the adrantisa ef d*»linj with Furchgott's Mall Order Serricw than in this cilfaordiauy oSrriog. and you (rt the metchaedire the second dsy »fu» jo « mail you order. thes w’iIWtVl />ir M# AW JA C irrO N V IL L C . rtODlOA^ Writefor Om^Spaci^l Guiletirv of School Clothe? Lfer Boyj aad Girl? ■It will $ave you ftoiwyl Itnsi-lnnil Dairy Moves The Rosciunil Dairy has moved to their new place near Monroe. The RoHctand Daiity under the aide mana­ gement of Mr. Stapler has outgrown the old quarters and Mr. Stapler i.s a stickier for plenty of clean pas­ ture, a place to grow feeds and sani­ tary arrangements for the dairy and thcscowa. lie winded an ideal spot for the building of a large dairy* business and he found it near Mon­ roe in the immense prairies of the , St. Johns river. He expects to not only have one of the Inrgest dairies i’i this part of ther state hut he will- also have one of the cleanest ,nnd •sr-utra ■w Fruit and Vegetable Crates * □in 7 - * ‘imtpioycrs Liability OnFlour. Cr?ii5«nd Feed T a package today. Noce the flavor—the wholetaste of Kentucky Burley co. . u ^'.ATC GLASS y do so many “ regular buy . L u ck y S trik e ettes? They buy them iu i me special flavor of the toasted Burley tobacco. There’s the big reason— it*s toasted, and real Burley. M ake Lucky Strike your cigarette. /S W . . -- . £* '.i-1- ’ Q ua i Guaranteed L r jb Ly t/e rfr i t * « « f t 0 tDa a v i f * 'A �SEPTEMBER 12, iaj9 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TEN New apaper C^tpy No. 53S-A Space 420 Line* SB).' • Sre 10, Twp 21 d. !Uo(* 29 E. po >c;t> niort or Imi . You and rath of you arc hrrthy ordrrrd to b« anil tpptar before our utd Circuit Court at tha Coart llauu in Sanford, Florida, on th* 3rd day of Nor, A. D. 1919, thro and thrrr to mike ant»»r to th* bill of complaint hrrrin Died afafn.t youl It l> furtbtr ordered that thlt nctlra be publiehed onr* a *>rak for twelve wrrki in tbe Sanfotd Herald, a nrwtpiprr publiehed In Seminole County, Florida. witniea my hand and real of eald Circuit Court, thlt the 7th day of Au*. 1919. (Stall E. A. DOUOLASS Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole Co. vla. E. F. Houthnldcr «s-l3tc t Solicitor Truck Crops We offer a wide range of formulas for truck crops in different sections of the state— any analysis you want, proportioned to give steady growth with minimum waste. Send for new Fertilizer Catalogue giving description ol the Ideal Brands. N o ilcr nf Application or T a t l> rrd t'n d c r S e ctio n • of C h a p ter I l l s , !.•■■ o f F l o r ­ ida N e w V e g e ta b le B o o k Nolle i* bcr*Hy sirm that T. <V. Thupen, pu.chatrr of Taa Certificate No. 10^. dated the 3rd day of July, A. I>. 191*. h*. filed raid crrlificato In my uflke, and haa made application for taa deed In fttur In accordance with law. Said certificate on* brant the followine J n c t iM property »ituated In Seminole county. Florida, to-wlt: Lot 38. ll.iMr.tc.tTa Survey yf an Add to Sanford. The laid land brine M i n t e d at the date ol the mjir.ee of iuch certificate in the name if W. J. Thlfpen. L'nlen laid certificate thill be redeemed accordlni to law tat deed will leaue thereon on the 30th dll' 111 September. A. I). 1919. IVIlnraa my official »i(natufr and *r»l thla the 2*th day of Auruit, A. I). 1919. cal E. A. IMh TOLASS, Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla. 2-ttc fly \. M. Douplat.. I>. C. The Year's Most Pleasing New Seek HE season offers no o th e r sedan so p leasin g in Die b eau ty of its lines and its fu rn ish in g s, a s th e now series C h an d ler T S edan . .And th e re is none th a t m a v ho co m mired wit li if a ta .r.v W th in g like its p rice. W a T h e new C h an d ler Sedan is th e high">t expression ci years of d evelop m en t in tiie cre a tio n of closed bodies. It i.; b eau tifu l to look a t , an d m o st co m fo rta b le to rid e in. it 'uis style and refine­ m en t th a t m u s t ap peal to those v. l.o c a re D - ih e ftn e r tilings. T h is c a r se a ts seven persons m o s t c o m fo rta b ly or five when a u x ilia ry ch airs a r c n o t in u se. T h e fr o n t s c a t b ;;ei!d, n ot divided as in previous m odels, an d th e window p osts a re a per­ m a n e n t p art of th e body, n o t rem ov ab le. T h e w indows, however, m ay be lowered nw rr; o r od je .» •> VV^T..VTTd \veatT.er and the wish. T h e e n tire in te rio r is u p h o lstered in finest q u ality silkpiush of pleasin g p a tte rn for cu sh io n s and plain ton e for head lin in g. In terio r liftin gs a r c in d u ll silver finish. DcApIte tho larfiCAt production in the history r f the Chandler Company, the demand for the new »erlex sedan will quIrVIy (otramn* tin* proijoction for weeks •ocome. Your early order will he n kufciV.i.ir/.'jjjfalnsr «hi^i7i,r,.'lt:t im-rtt. M X SPLENDID BODY TYPES A»r#>*./'uiivi.ffr /. i . n Car. ta u r-l‘anrn(rr lH\patch Car, JlhrS Stvrn-Cu\trn[rr Srdam, (.’ 795 htur-l'aurntr’ C-.t:^r, T.’fikf l l l f n . n f , i. I. tlrrtltmj /..M ile. J imouunr, WIGHT TIR E COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA C H A N D LER M O TO R CA R C O M P A N Y , C L EV ELA N D , OHI O Contains thirty-six pages of information cm the growing of commercial vegetables, also Irish potatoes, strawberries, melons, imd cucumbers. Free on request. WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers Dealers in Spray Pumps and Insecticide* LI.E, — — — — — J*J • — * “ II. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Branch In Circuit Court. Nrirnlh Judicial Circuit Seminole County, Florida. In Chancery Mary M. Seccrd, widow. Complainant *a Hill to Mulct Title All unknown heirt of aid all unknown per•nn» rlaimin* Intereat yndrr E. S. and fi, J White, Mr*. C. W. Jaeocka and all unknown yere-nt rlalmln* intereat under C. IV. arockt ami all unknown par.iei claimil>E an inert ret in and to l«ntl 2, 3, I, ,>. fi and 7, lllork 2, K. J. White'. Subdivirion a. recorded In plat book No 2, Seminole County Keeotdi, Itefrndanta. nltUEIt To all unknown hrira of, anti all unknown para tn. rlaindnr Int"-*' .thdrr II. S. « l„ j. unite, and to alt unknown peraont claiming Intereat tinder C. W. Jaeocka, and an un­ known partira claiminK an Interect In and to l.ot. 2. 1. I. V A T.lllock 2. E. J. White'. .Subdlviaion .. recorded in 1‘lat Hook No J, Seminole County Itecord*. You and each of you are hrfeby ordered to appear ti tht bill of complaint herein file ! afainM \. u, on the Hub- dal for Novem or. the .arnJ bring the third id Novem­ ber 1919. It i. further ordered that thla notice be fiubliahed once each Week for twelve w.—h3 n the Sanford ll'rald, a newtpaper pub-I li.hrd fn Seminole County, Florida, Wilneu my hand and official aeal ol the •alii Circuit Court t hi a the nth day of Aui- , u.t. 1919 <s.aii e . a. m m oM su FLORIDA E L D E R SPRINGS WATER THOMAS I). IIAKII If, Fh. I>. Aniljtlral inij I'onbullin^ I hrmlst • Crofra«donal of Natural Hrir.ifr IcRirrllui. |(«i»|i|in* College* I lurida Private Laboratory of Hollins College Mf. T* O. Charles * Winter Park, Via., Not. 3th, 19 JA Sanford, I la., Dear Sir; I hair* rnmplff es! ;&t * fwi * befitit aI anaif al a of tIKr sample of wafer that fait brought me early Ia*( »rrk, ansd have obtained the following results: Color .Clear Chlorine 1,71 Qarli per million Vieartion Neutral Total sulld# 9,00 patio per million Free Ammonia 00 part* per million llardnea* 23.03 pari* per million Albuminoid Ammonia .Trace Nitrate* , . . . . . . . „ ,.MTrace Thr abaenre prnttlrally of free ami nlhumlnold ammonia in thl* otter an«| It* iffy email amount of chlorine Inill rate* It* etrrllrrl quality fur haute hold piifpmr*. In addition to the pond quality character Ullr* of auperl or household water. It possesses special feature* of murh value, especially (hoar of ticrllant natural aeration and LOW degret of hardnr**. Thr harlrrlotogIra! anat)»U, resulting in an average total count, In four *amp!e* of the water, of 3 harlcrla per rent.: and In finding no colon, or otbrr harmful barterla. fully confirm It* good quality Indlralrd by tbe C'llKMK'AI. analy ala. Of the many water* of thla and other region* that I hate anatyred, I hatv found none superior In all good qualities to that of the "llltlrr Water.'* * t-«• Nlainr*. Huliclirir for Complainant T . 0 . C H A R L E S , D is trib u to r In Hr ill ll Court of Hi* Nr* noth Judlrf i Circuit of Itorlda, Seminole County* ,n <hanrery, J. V. Lalng, joinrd by J. K, Lalng. h»r bur* band. Complainant*. SANTOIIh. I Ml III I) A VI, Wm <i. Anib'nrlrd, It. If. Ilamvry, firn. II, Morton, Individually and »■ trutU*, Cal­ vin A t'nqgte— C WafttATirT vidUaiU and a* tfunlrr, Allurt CJ. Kavri, and Itiehb AA*. -dbridgr, and all unknown prfftuiit claitnii,* any tntrrrai by* *■^rough or undrr any of 1 1*•* almv** nam**d ilrfmdant*, ritb* r a* hvira* 'bvliru, giatitrea* Ivgstn * *»r otheriM*r, and all unknown par* •on* claiming Intrrnt bv through or under Jrulr C. Murphay and J. lUchnnnd Murph phry, hrr hu*hand, now (Iterated, a* hrira dr vitrr*. Itgatr«*i or othrrwitr and all other unknown prrton* claiming any inter­ est In and to taid pr«»prrly involved In taid •ult. Jirfrndantt. Order of Conctrurtlvr Service. T«* the Orfrnranli. Wm. Ci. Andrtirlrd* II. II. llamM»y. tiro. II. Morton, individually and a» truitr#. Calvin A. I'niffc* Albert («. Ilavra and I(If hie Woodbridgr: It appearing from th* tworn bill of com­ plaint herein bird that your plan* of r*»iHenee ti unknown, and that you aft* over thr agr if 21 p in . It i» therefor# fOrdered that you and each of you do appear before our Said Circuit Court, at the Court Iluuie in Sanford, Fla. on tlw tVth day of October A. I». 11*111, then ar.*i th'r** to make antwer to the bill of com­ plaint herein fi!*d again<t you. It It further ordared that thU notice be pUbill bed for eight ConieClUiv* «rekl in th* Sanf «td Hi raid, a ii««*|iap*r pubhahed in Sr minobi Cu, Fla. Wltni** my hand and vial of *ai*l Circuit Coart thiv th Tib da> of Auguat I'JlH. Mil) F. A. DUUGLAHS Clerk i f CUcuit Court Seminole Cu.’Fla. II. F. II out hub]if, •Solicitor. «»S-?*tc. R O L L IN S COLLEGE (LAKE VIRGINIAi G E O R G E MORGAN WARD, D. D„ LE D President Oldest College In Florida Intcr-Denoniinatiunul S*mlnnl* County, Florida, on thr !f»th day for of Stptrmb+r mmuant In Chaptrr hen MlCi of th* Law* of rlorbfa. Art* of I'•ttf. \i FntitUd An Art to Prohibit Hog* »»r Swine f,lf, runnini or roaming at larg* in *ald rounty, rlfo In fire nil four t of thr Srirnlh JurlJrlal for th* purpot* of adopting or rrjrrtlng th* If.,, provlilon* of *ald **♦, -ai 1 «Ifnion to t»r ar)lj fire ult of Florida. S*mln«1* founiv. held In arrordanr*- with #mting law* govefn* In f h nerrv. Ing general election*. Including thr quallfl- . C. L Kandall, Complainant Vff, cation of voter*. William Atklnv in l>»nirl. Luther C. Porter, Th* following 1 1*cl of* have been appointed Oi* Th* port* mouth Truat Ac ft uarant*** Co., to ffindurf •aid rlretlon and t«» ranvan* an! t|nn Alice r Hill. I laAid Lee Danlrl. A. !> make r* turn* * ? th* vote* ravt in the **veral <*Mr Start Ird, and all unknown per*on* rf aim­ * ing any int*r*-*t l»y through *r under the I»r* rinrt *, n *perlively, th* Ia* t ina m*«I to ar t Vr.’ above named pattb* **r either of them, a* »' U ncle Eben. Precinct No I Tim K**ne. F. IT (l ie* Tu< heir*. d*vt**•■*. grant»*•*, legit*** or otherM* ml**, ami all other unknown riervon* Haim- A. W. Wat hen and IV. F Shellry, "A real loafer.*' mid Undo Eben, Pferinrt No 2 A S. Ifawkltl*. J C. Motlett ha Ing any tntrr»*t in and <•* *ald land* Involved iln* saddled to get along without Ja« A. John*MO and J. w, Hell, tii*r In taid anil, *t at. « Prrrlnrt No l f*. L. Ilritt, («, P, Paxton, the nrk. He wants busy folks to quit I >i fendant ■« I*axhi Spt*r, and F, P. Itine*. **SI Ordrf»of Constructive Service •lr Jobs t** mltnlrp him." Precinct No. I, \ , A iLrk• , F, Johnm i* To t h* »li*■f * n d a n t *: \Vi Ilia m A t k I n von A. V, MrCiultin and Leona: I K-Ir. ItaniH, Luther C. pi»rt*f, Th*- Portarncuth »on. No. A, T. L- Cuahinr. N. J. Tru*t A Ciuarantte* <*«»., Alice Ilill. ni r,Precinct l K ti. \Aalcott and 1L It, *dc(’ail David Lf* flam* I and A. I». Starbird Pfrrlnrl No »1. S V Just IntrrcAtfd. *t*>r« It appearing from the sworn bill of com* J. V. Wick., and M fine day .fane "u* b**»klrig at tile plaint h* rein f'*d,. that your place -f •*•** dm« I* o*i • r, At. d that you af* nv*r d* r, fj. r, Jfti-uba and L H C«dlin*. death no!b***' tunl v\11*•11 \vh> 'lie Ih* age #.f Jt ..ear* Precinct N«*. * * , L. Math*r*. •*, K whs moling them *li»* r*plb*«l: "I It !■ i h« ft for* Ord« fed that you and •ac V, Wa! h* ;*, P J llrdditt irid A W. If I’ll* !«• ItlAll |w dv-iol Yi*t." t-A\niit t* * of you *in appear i<»f..fe uur taid t’irruit Pr*rln*t 'Li, !» T. I» llarttcy, T. !* !« *l» Court at th* t *urt II • in Sanford. FI nd* J. A. Ilt*tiin*, and J N. H*-arcy. on th* nth day of Lrlnver. V I*. 1*J r». thin JCu. 1 0 . Jan,** ll«<d, J, <». \tarand there •. make iniatf to the till <f tin,Pr*-*ihct Real Geniality. A. C, Sjobbim and ^A. II, Sj<ibtom. complaint rdt d h* rein again* t you. The Inborn geniality *«f some people Pf**cinrt No. It. W i»*t*h *n, \. W . It l« further or der * d t hat t hl * *>rd*f L* amounts to genius—E. 1#. Whipple, puldiihvd in U.« Sanfurd II* raid, - n-iijujiif Mull'ti, A. II. Fuller and W, II. ItallariL Said Hrctiun l« * h* Id rn ar-ordan** puidivhi d In Seminole Count>, Fla,, once a “»lth th* u v *jf H'lflda gov* rnltig th* htdd week lor right con«*cutlv* »*rk* ing hi ir*-n»rtl •■Irctt«*nf in taid talc and r-• Witnev* my har d and **a! of it; ! <,* ,it turn* t* b* mad" tu in* Hirk and chairCourt thl* the Tth da> of Augutt II*C* ma n H thr Ibard «d i **mnt> Cummi**ii»ri* r* fStall K. A. boCM.ASS. t*f iKhi County. Clffk of 1‘irrui! Court Seminole Co f Flai Dun* by uni* r f th# Hoard of County I*. F. II nu*bolder• * ••mini*«)f>n« r* of mifinl* C*mnt>, Flnrida Soliritur. Ural i a. IMid* l.A t Ink *.f lL-ard *f County Ci»r»mi*«i'*firr« tf hrintnob- County, Florida. In Ihc Clffii I CutiM of Ihr Srvrnlh JiifliHC Circuit »*f ! lorld*. seminal* * «ur»D, In 1 f hanrrf} . J. F. Lalng, Joined by J. II. I.alnr, l*r >*j*» I*IttH 1 AM AI H I S band. Wf *■r* a * I'hapt«t r i*" I , Act* ef I*«1!«, Camplainif * La* «d Fb-rida, »nt)tbd *V\S art t* ab*di«h v#. Wrn. fi Andt-nrltd. It. II. Uamif)*, f»*n It the pf. *t ni municipal government of the Null..- .if \(Iplk.llrui iif r>< Itrr l t'mlrr Morton, individually and a* Cal­ city «J .Sanford* county* id Sr min'd*-, *!«! ** of .'■rfllun if ( I ti .i>i ■r I . . . , I * « . ..( ( I.,vin A. ! (.*(■*, Anna Wiodbridg*. Indl* Florida, and to .'fganlie incorporate and Ida vlduallv and »* •, AHurt <L Hivn '•tabfith a city gov* rnfncnt for th* *amr, N'dlr. i< hrr.liy (Ivm ih.i v;. C. Ii|rli,i>n. and HIeh»* AA1 dI*r‘•Ig**, and a11 tinkn**wn and to pr* «crllie thr Jurlcdict)•n, tioarti and |>iirr.n-.r r.rtitlr.lr IT.',. .Uti.l peraoti* claiming )-itrr-«t. !»> through or un- futtrfhiri * f tail municipality •* approved ‘ 1 III 1* I <t,» I I T, h,. fit. arr anv *f th* above nam*d defendant*, Jut;* Tth, 1919. provide*, amain other ..id t.rKfiratf*■: ini fhff 'idir.,I». and m.fti•'llhff at baif't, drv|****. grant*' ", b-git*** thing* that '"Th* provision* *»f thl* act shall •Ptdir.tli.i. f. t t, t .Jr- i t-. i.iu, ip 4 rr..rdnr oth*rafM , a* d all unknown per*on* r‘aim­ •io iff. idTrrtiv* and *hall hr In full fw • 4Pr. .it,. |,v. Said rrrtlfirat, .nbtlfrl ing Ifit* r*it bv, through >*r und*-r invlt C. and *l!irt or., fro an t aft< r the first Tu» »- ttir f'dl»*inc dr*r,lt.nl t(r<i|.rM) »lt.t4 ti-d in Murpbay and J. Uirhmind Murph**v, hr* da. - after the firat M**nday In J anuary, r»unt)', Fl<.r|.{*. I!.,-, bu*l and, now it*rrav»i|, av hrir«, *l**vl#*-«-v, 192©* provided That the same shall be ap­ Si.nln.ilr S nf Nf. rf.r *.f W' ■ <f S- r. 2, T. 20 S. hfalit*. ef oth*-fw|*r, and all nth-r unknown prox d and ratified by a majority vote id ft. H . 29 i:. it un \ v ft 9 2 -., * ft, n riir> pcft1 un• d 1 .1mlng «ny lnt* tr *1 In a nd tu •aid th* *|u.itIfi* *1 rhetor* *.'? th* city of Sanfurd* ft, N 2,(1., It. C, ,rrr. Tf.. .aid land I..— voting at an flection to be held for that Inr »•■••••d at tInproperty invbicrd'in *ald *ull. datr .f tlir muanr* nf PUrpuse on October Tth, !!*!!•, and it I* .iii-h r. rtiinatr In tf.r name Defendant*. nf Sam. . hereby mad*- the duty of thr fit,- council H Hmtth l.*nlr«* .aid r.rtlf.ratr «tiatl t.r M Ofilt r of Con «1M five S**r vice r*-to provide for and hob! «<irh cl*r- drrmrd arr. r.line t>. I»m ta« dr..I « 111 |..,lr To all ut,kf,..wn Marti-* l*l#nmr* lnt*r *t Sanford on the date namtiL Laid r*» mcil shall by, through <>t und r Wm (i, Awlmrlrd, lion trim on thr 3111h da> i f Srlitrinlx r. give thirty day* rutHer of *ucn i lection and thl It. II. Hafniev, (**■•** II. \|n*tr*n. indiSduaMv • Ii 1919. halt provide for and pay all cost* of hobling A. VVltnr.. and a* truvtr*. f’alvin A. poip, \lb«rt ti, the ilcnaturr and ,ral and of the pr* paration «»f tin* ltd. thr 2MI.myday..rlirial Kavf*. lUcl.l" Wo .dbridgr and Ja*«ia V, cha1 1 *arr.e nf Auru.t, li, 1919. rr, n**t t*i »■xrerd 1 1ne 11un«tr•it *11mo.ft(.*• Muiphry atr.*1 J. IliOirnond Murphry, hrr Dollar*. t: I»i11■ <; t.ASS. Such «action Hull t * held in r*»n* buiiiand, a* h*ir«. «lnl* m, grant* v, legit*-** formity with <‘ltrk t'uruit t'niirt Srmfn.dr , y|a # and or«Hnanc«s nov* in •»r othcfwli*- er any of **ltn r of them, and wU forr* relaling law to kpetlal «1* rtlnn*. At the unknown partnn*. rorporatlnnt or aaaivria* •am* rI* rt ion thr*-e city •»mr l««b»ner «hsll lion*, claiming an ln»*f**t in the following be * b'cted, provided thl* charter I* ap­ <!r«erlb*d propertv altuata in s'*rnlnole t'oun- prove*! and ratified tf not, no coinmuty» Florida, tu wit, It* gin «i lntar*«'rtJan of •bmeri will b* rlertrd. then for Kait !Jn«' of Mrllonvlll* Avr., with south city commlolnn shall be r ho**Caodidatta n and nnmln* •lina *d Nrc. .30. run North along \tallonvIII* #t* li a* follow* .Any one may Hr ml a to a At*.. HMt yard*. F**t at fight angle* IS? to havr any* number, nut to rareed >afd«, South at right angle* 162 vardv. petition of name* H candid**.*# for ilty com* Wea* 1(2 >ardv, Hrr. 30 Tap. 19 S. Itangr three, mU*ian, plared on the* ballot and If iuch 31 K. petition shall be *lgfud by on** huntlfH or Vuu argl rach of ymi arr h «r*hjf ord* r»d more «|iiatified ib-rtors of thr city and shall to br and aop** r lirfnrr ntlf *ald Circuit be accompanied with a written notice that Court at lot* Court Him* n Sanford, Fla n the rarididat* or candidate* s-huo name *«r thr 3rd day of Nov, A l» 1WIJ, thrn and names air therein presented wi.l accept th* iKni to mak# an* «tr to th* bill ofcomptalnt ofTlre «»f city rummis#loner If he D electid, lieftin filed against you. the city rounril shall plgrc hit riam*- on the It i* further order *dthat thl* null## be I-ll t, provid*d that sue it jal.tUn and Agent Drew Development pubUahr \ nnr# a we* k fur tw«*fvii wrAi In written notice id acceptamr U filed with th*■be Fanford IDrald, a nrwtpiprr, puPlitn* d Hty council at least ten ilfil day* prior to In Krminol* County, Florida. betion, and the council *hall publish the Wltrraa my hand and aral of said Cirruf name* of alt candidal^ having qualified a* Court, tlri* tha 7th day of August imv. above in a new*tnp#r ci! general circulation (Hrali K. A. DOUGLASH of th** city, in tne issue ju*t preceding the Clerk nf Circuit Court Hrmlnulr Co., 3*la. election. No elector iball sign petition* for 7:. F. HoutUldrr more tl an three c*ndidat*«. No tandidalr Solicitor, *15-13tr shall circulata his u«n petition. The three (AMdidat** receiving the three highest num­ NOT1CK l » UtKTtll/: ber id vote* cast at such eltetfPn. provided Nolle, fa htrtby (Ivtn that an .Irrllon the chart* r l* approved and ratified, shall be ill It hi Id a t thr arttral TotllnE plan* In dee*r*d elected for #Fe fD • cr m—'iH - i*rs AIM To provide a liberal education, a generous culture, a thorough training of the physical, intellectual and spirit­ ual nature. OFFERS Four-year course leading to A. B. degree. Pre-profes­ sional courses in Agriculture,- Medicine, Engineering, Law and Theology. Special departments: Music, Commerce, Home Econo­ mics, Normal, Fine and Applied Arts and Academy. Roster of Lectures for 1919*20 includes a large number of authors, scientists, artists and professional men of na­ tional prominence. Naval Unit with instruction for ten ratings. Strong athletic program including aquatics. Expenses moderate. Thirty-Fifth year begins 22 September, 1919. catalog and other information address: K T H E SEC ItETAftV. ItOl.I.INS t'OLI.EEi: Winter I'ark, Flurida A 2 5 c W ant Ad in T h e Herald will Ren, Your House For You R E A L E S TA TE L IS T Y O U R P R O P E R T Y AND W E CAN S E L L IT . Your Home Insure Your Auto - Toi Liability Property Damage Co. Formerly Holden Real Estate Co City Lots: in All Parts of City Celery Lands in jM. M. Smith s Sub Division �SEPTEMBER 12^1919 THE SANFORD HERALD W. F. Barllelt Oakfleld, Ga , May 10, 1917. Old Kentucky MIr . C o., raducah, K y. Gentlemen: Plcaae nllow me to state that I have sold your hop cholera remedy for one season and have ordered more (or this season. Last year I «old it to 12 or 15 men who raise hogg, I told each of them to take the remedy, feed it to their hops ar.d if they lost a staple hop from disease of any kind not to pay me a cent for the remedy! hut when they began to sell cotton every man came in and paid me for the medi­ cine and every one of them told me that it was the best hop medicine they ever used. One man paid me for the small packupe anti bought $5 worth more and said it was the best that be bad ever tried. Yours very truly, \\'. F. Uartlctt. Merchants Grocery Co., Sanford, Fla. ;*-4tc Carelessness Results in Failure t bl a Cour t . ’ t ‘ I* further ordared t h a t t hla not i ce be publlahed lor lour conaecul i ve aaecltt in the S an f or d Herald, a n » » i p a p » r publianad in Se mi nol e County, F l or i da. Wl taeaa, E. A. D a u , l a , r . Cl erk of t h e Ci r c ui t Court a.vl t n e aeal t hereof thla 23 rd d a y ol J u l y A. I>. I'-M'i. E. A. UOL ' GI . A S S . C l e r k . Uy V. M. l l o j ^Uaa. Ii. C. A. K. I'oweri, Sol i c i t or lor C->-npl alnant. 65-5 te NOTICE No t i c e la b e r t h ) y i x u t hat t he Hoard n( C o u n t y Cnminlaalunera in and (or Semi nol e C o u n t y , Fl ori da, will r . c . l t i hiila al t he of. (Ice. u( t he Cl erk o| aal d Hoard at t h r Court l i e u — in S s a l ur d . F i e . , on or before |u o ' c l o c k a. m. on t he 6 t h day ol Oct ober, A. D. I DID, tor t he cl eari ng and fillinr of t he r i g ht of way ol t he Ur n e va- Hr i dge n d l load. A c o p y of the plana and •periflcatiuna r a n be had by appl i cat i on t o t he Cl erk o| thla Hoard, on ami a l t e r S e p t . 2 0 t h. |D1D. T h e board reaervea t he right to rej ect any a n d alt bide. Uy order ol t he Hoard of C o u n t y C o mmlaalonera ol Se mi nol e C o u n t y , Fl ori da. E. A. D O U G L A S S , Cl erk. 3-Stc PAGE ELEVEN T h t r t t u r i , t h i . U t o raqul ra you, t h * *aid , l i e i t Kui l hr r . v. l y n T , o l h i a m t o i p p r e r t o t h r bill ot ' «1. rt l t, n M h.ld rnmplair.t, r i Mh l t r d a c a l n i t you lyr t h . i D U t r l r t No. I, ! ■ n a n . d c o mpl a i na n t , t r a i n s T . l <t * l - ’ a r r o r d a n r * will baum, and thin day nlrd In t h e above at atrd ' Kl n r l d, Arta o| couf t , on Monday, t he 3 r d d a y of November, or not i h»r * aha hi ' I 9 !*** “ I h . r w l i * t he bill ol compl ai nt T a a School l l l i t i • ill be taken aa by y ou confeaaed. I buiTUi, aa are pr . . tVltncaa my hand aa Cl er k and t he aeal o| •n 't,1 t he Circuit t.'ourt. S e v e n t h J ud i c i a l Ci r c u i t ! ••••It I urther In and lor the c o un t y o| S e mi no l e , atate of tl'*n be publithe rl or l da. on thle t he 3rd d a y of Se pt embe r, B e » a p a p e r nubll A. I). 1 •»|». I l o r l d a , within • K. A. D O U G I . A S S , • t rl ct once a wee C.lrrlt Circuit Court , S e mi n o l e Co., t'la. T h l a rraolulioi lirorate A beCnt t ea, Sol icitor and ol Counael f or Compl ai nant, 3- 9te Grocery C o m p a n y , a c or por at i on, C o mm e r ­ cial Cr edi t C o m p a n y , a c o r por a t i o n, r t al : It la he r eby ordered t h a t you do appear In thla cour t t o t he bill hr rrl n Med, on the 1.1th day of Oc t ob e r , A. I). HMD. It it fur­ ther ordered t h a t thla order be publlahed once a ereek f or f our Convcrut l vr w. »k* In t he Sanf ord l l ar al d. a n e a a p j p c r publlahed In Semi nol e c o u n t y . I l i r t i l a . Wi tntee m y hand and aeal of t he Circuit Court thia 3*«l d a y of Se pl c - nber , A. I>. IDIS. E. A. I H M ' G I . ASS Clerk Ci r c ui t Co ur t , S e mi nol e Co. , Fla. Maaaey t, Warl ow, Snilrltor* f or Co mpl a i na n t . 1-Ste • lh "' Inch Curdrf Will lie Published U»dcr This (lending Al The lUle Of I7.2S Fee Year. SC H ELLE MAINES L A Sralrti nropotalt mill be received by thr C ount y Commissioner# of t he Co un t y of Semi nol e, St at e nf Fl ori da, a t t h r office of t he Cl rrk »»f the Ci rcui t Cour t * uf t he Co un­ t y of Seminole, at Sanf or d. Fl or i da, at or be* f or* 10 a. m. on t h r 6 t h day of October. 1919. for t hr grading, pavi ng and building of bridges and culvert# on t h r following hi ghway• amt #tre •: Koatlmay No. I. Uand' a S l d l r g . approx­ i ma t e length 6200 ft. Nol l er of Hprrlal llond F l rc l i o n for S p e c i a l Headway No. 2. Or ange l l oul rvar d, ap Tax Sc hool III wtrlcl No. I, S r m l n o t e proxi mat e I m r t h f' 129 ft. C o u n t ) , I lurid* i l oadway No. 3. Ck u l u nt a It oad. approxI ma t r length 35000 ft. W h e r e a s : A peti ti on ha * been present ed m anti: it's male I t o a d * ay No. I. Fill on G e n e v a Itoad, to th«- Co un t y Hoard of I' ubl i c I nst r uc t i on No t i c e is hereby gi ven that under and by apurt i t i mal o length 6 9 ? 4 ft. for S e mi n o l e c ount y, Fl or i da, signed by more v i r t ue of a decree of foreclosure and sale No. 5. I’aol a I t oad. appr oxi m­ thatx t w m t y - f l x r per r e n t of t h r dul y c|Ua II* r ender ed In the Ci rcui t Court of t he S e v ­ ateRoadway length 10000 (t. flrd el ec t or * residing wi thin Speci al T a x e n t h J udi c i al Circuit of Florida, In and for It oadway No. 6. C a m e r o n Avenue and District No. 1. S e mi nol e r o u n t y , S«ml i *oU co unt y , s t a t e of Fl ori da, in C h a n ­ M o o f r *• St at i on It«»atl# a p p r o x i ma t e Irngth Sc hool F l or i da, t aski ng and pet i t i oni ng t h r C o u n t y c er y, in a certain c a u s e therein pending, 13530 ft. liA.ard of I'ublic . I n s t r u c t i o n for S e mi nol e wher ei n J a m e s A. Long, as admi ni st rat or «•( Roadway No. 7. Itoad al ong * r « t City C o u n t y * Florida, t o call and order an •l ec­ t he e s t a t e of T h o ma s \V. Long, deceased. I* limit* of Sanford approximate length 2160 f ret, tion t * be ha-1*1 within said Speci al T a x c o mp l a i n a n t and I'earl K. Mal l oy, formerl y I t o a d * a y No. h. S a n f o r d Avenur . a p ­ scii. A i *i»t r t c t , No. I. S o ml nolo Co un t y * Pearl K. St evens and It. C. Mal l oy, her hus­ pr oxi mat e length * 6 0 0 ft. Fl ori da. t*» determi ne w h i t h e r or not t her e band ar e defendants, I, a* Special Mast er in I t o a d * ay S o. 1*. R i c h mo n d Avenue, a p ­ shall tie Issued by t h r -aid Speci al T a x C h a n c e r y will sell at public out cry to the proxi mat e length 1590 f t. * School Di st ri ct No. I, bonds In t he sum of hi ghest and best bi dder for cash, at the l t o a d * a > No. 10. Il rl taon Avr nue. ap- 125, tMMi.no, t h r proceeds of such It^nd*, if That is why we say "Feed 11. A. f ront (lour of the Court House, at Sanf ord, pri ?* met e Irngth 1300 ft. i ' l u i d , t o bo used for t h r purpose of a c q u i r ­ in said count y and st at e, during t he legal It ’ an * y No I I . S y pe * A v e n u r , appr ox­ ing, bui l di ng, enlarging, f urni shi ng or o t h e r ­ Thomas' Hop Powder according to hour s of sale, on Mo n d a y , Oct ober Cth, 1919, i mat e Irngth 1300 ft. wise i mpr ovi ng school bui ldi ng* and *rhoA>| r being t hr first Monday in said Roadway No. 12. G c n r v a - O v l e d o Itoad. grounds and tor t h r r x c l u s l x e use of t he directions. DO NOT F E E D I T tmheo n tsha mand a legal t al e day, the following af . proxi mat e h r g t h 44970 ft. public f ree school* within said Speci al T a x SLOPPY, but mix it with ground d r s r j t b e d real propert y si t uat e, lying end Roadway No. 13. F r e n c h Avenue and School District No. I, fhs» proceed* *»f th.being !n the rounty of Se-mlnole and st at e of Ce me t e r y . approxi mate I r ng t h 9 7 7 5 ft. ■alit bond issue t*» by u * m | and expended and f,.,.d a n d moisten with just enough F l ori da t o- wi t : T h e w««t one f ourth \V*4 Froposat* will hr received upon th«* foUow- disbursed In the following mann e r , to-wit t he L’a*t one half i K 1 - of t h r S o u t h * * it water to make a crumbly mass. of ing t ypes of roads: Hrirk. C o n c r e t e . Ssrxnslr 2. T w e l v e I nou*and Dol l ar s t<» be used one f our t h i S W ' i i <( the Sout heast our T o w r<* Il i UmSti ' i ui Macadam, S u r f a c e t r e a t ' d M«- In f undi ng and p a ) i n g off " r e s e n t exi st i ng Then each bop gets a beneficial dose, f our t h S L I , • •* .................. Indebti In ru of tin- >.nd Sperlnt T i l shi p T w e n t y one (21 So u t h of Kange Tl.ir- cad am. Wat«r hound M a c a d a m and Shell. I'ropnaala for each hi ghway or afreet shall Distri' t , II# urred for t he excl usi ve use ol v,. mil directions on packupe. Your t> '3Di L a s t , containi ng F i xe i 5 acres, more •r f t u ; AUo all of Lot a Li ght rei and hr presented in a separat e pealed r nvel opr pubtt.* f r - r arhools of said Spe. dal T a x Sc hool m„ney back if you are not satisfied. •Ni net een I9» of Annie L. (iritflnV, sub- endorsed on t hr outside wi th t h r name of Di stri ct. 2 T we nt y - f l i r t Hundr ed Dol l ar s t * be *livi*ion of Section Se ven . 7 », To wn s h i p the t oad or at ri rt , and Ita n u m b e r for which Merchants Grocery Co., T w e n t y one - 2D S*iuth of Kange T h i r t y the proposal la made and t h r n a m r «d the i m d It « ularging and furni shi ng t he Sanf or d bidder or Idddsra. Sanford, Fla. t ’obu* d High School. ( 30i L a s t , less b i r i n n l n g at the - o u t h i a i t F a r h prop* «al shall hr a r c o mp a n l r d by a 3. T w e n t y - f i v e Hundred Dol l ar* tu br corner of t he Southwest one fourth S\ V* a certified check, issued upon a S t a t e or Na­ used in enlargi ng and i urni *hi ng t h r Mi dway of t he Sout heast one f our t h S L ' j i of *aid Se c t i o n Seven »7j To wn s h i p T w e n t y one tional (tank and made pay abl e t o t h r order C*olor« d School . of the Clerk of t hr Ci rcui t Co ur t of t hr I. T w r n t y - f l v e Hundred Dol lar* t o l»r •211 S o u t h , of Hange T h i r t ) •30i L a s t , r u n ­ ning t he n c e West thr«e hundr t d 3U0i f eet ; Co un t y of Srmlne'.r in t h r s u m of Hvs per u*ei| in bui ldi ng and f urni shi ng a W*#t Sid* is nt of t h r amount of the hid. C'oturnl Sc hool , known a* tin* (lAildshom t he n c e Nort h thirtc«n huridretl and tw*«nt> T h e aurrrssful bidder wilt h r rr«|uir« d to ar\«n M3 2 7 i feet; t hsnce Last t hr e e - hundred 3 0 0 . f eet ; thence sout h I h i r t e r n hundred gix* bond r«|ual to fifty per r e n t of t hr amount of hi* or thri.* hid. aurh bond t o br In thr circuit Fourl . S n r n l h J m l l r l . l f i r « and t we n t y seven <|327> f* •t to the point of e i r c u t t d b> * Suret> Co mp a n y llcens...| , n be gi nni ng, containing r x du«i x* *>f except i on*, I uil. In . m l fur Sr mi n v l e l . t u n t ) , F l o r i d , *lo business in the S t a t e id Fl or i da, and thr live <&) acre*, more or less. I' urrhaser at tn t ht nrrf j r. Iddds r shall produce a certificate- f rom the sal* t o pay for died. Sl l t - r Hall. Com|iI*ln,n« T r e a s u r e ^ uf tin S l a t e • 1 4 • I* >1 SCIILLLL M x iv c< v.. # -..7 ’U.% Aiep.nl -I.tl trie class ot ........................ V ' i l | M*-'■ bonda aaid deposit rover*. ii . . , M I I . II. IM m 'lin t. ------ S t r : t t , I reli.ti,|>[i!i., « u i i . i a J o n * * , Solirttor* for I ompl a i na n t . T h e bonds shall hr appr oved by t h r Hoard 3- 5tr In-1. of C o u n t ) Commi ssi oner*. Copi es of the J. #pp. ari nc Iri-ra t hr atOilavit ot Al hr r t plan* an<l specifications may h r seen at the the p u r c h a s e uf furni ture xml i n r l J i r . t a U f**r Sci.i»*»l ||. » , r,|n iluly tilnl that h r l« r n m p l . l n . n t oftlcr t th* Clerk *d the Ci r cui t Court In aH t c h o n l * wi thin said Speci al T a x .. ( n t l t h 1 C U M m 4 t l i . t it i« tli« SanfAtrd, at the utfice of Wi ll i ams and Col-* s District, an-1 i. t hat t hr i l i f r n i l . n t , I t oi a II. Hall, i« Us r at Sanf ord or at the office of G . 1C HamW h r r » t « : T h e Count y Hoard of I' uhl i c In. non rMti l . nl n| t hr S t a t e ol FI ni l , ut i l •r) in Orlando. Fbtrida. ' »tru« ti»»n for Serhinol* C o u n t y , Floritla, ha* i r . t . h r l< a r t . i ' l rht ol a t t a t r ol t h . t/nltnl T h e Co un t y Comml ssl oncra res er ve the carefully * xamin*«l •at«I pet i t i on ami ha« •*Mitu t h , r l o a n t h . S t a t . ol Klnriila ami right t o rej ect any and all Idd*. ci rt al ft i d t hat more t hen t we n t y - l i v e per. • , r . . i . |. nt itI t hr S t a t . t-( I n d i a n a , rr* d i n * I A. H U C M L E Y . cent -*f f i u i r r j ut l ht n i «TiC(or4 r*ii*T«i,a »t S t u r t tn t hr Ci t y ol I n d i a n a p n l l . Ch f l * r - vi : »r*l C o u n t y Co mmi s s i o n e r * within - aid Speci al T a x Sch*»«»| Di stri ct No. jr.d * n . . m l t hat t h . r r I* no p . r . o n *n t h . At test : I. S e mi n o l e Count y, Fl ori da, have xlgned .. Fl ori da lift . * r » ( c . hi a .utipnt-na Ii. A. I l n o - 1 as. t a l J pe t i t i on , aiol .horn would bi nd th. drlrqdani Clerk <lr 1 i M u . r » >h . . . Witt ft a - : The county Hoard of I'ub'.ir InWi ll i am* and Collier, Lngtneer#. ' s t ruction f**r Semi nol e C o u n t y , Fl ori da, t»«* s t a t e of H o n d a the Sanf ord, Florid* •let •r rr I n* *1 try resolution t hi s day adopt ed on whom would bind (! , II K a me c t , lingineer. that bonds In t he autn of 9 S 5 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 will be Vi t el baum. and that Hrlando, Florida. required for the purpose* set f ort h in aaid r year * of age. pititinn a n d which are e n u me r a t e d herei n­ above, sai d bonds to bear Intrreat at t he rati of fixe and one-hal f i 5 l ; per c en t ! per Order in llcdd an Ll ccl i on In S p e c i a l Tax c •:xt per a n n u m . Interest IN M I U I I T C O l J I t T . S L V L N T I I Cl I I CHI T, S L M I N O L L C O U N T Y . F L O R I D \ p a y a b l e semiSchool IHairlcl No. I. SerAl nol e ( o u n i ) , a n n u a l l ) . bo nd * to be dat ed J a n u a r y l at, fix*fstrrei Tur pe nt i nr Company Florida I92D. and t he principal of said bonds tn b e ­ versus Whe r eas: A petition has been pr e s ent ed to come d ue and payabl e t hi rt y >rara af ter t he bmr. a Mi t chell , — — — Mi t chel l , her husband, all par t i s * cl ai mi ng Interest t he Co un t y Hoard of Publ i c I n s t r u c t i o n for ur.'Dr I. J . Owens, Helena Fi scher, F. W. Fi scher, F. J Dieterich Cl ara DietS e mi nol e c ount y, Florida, on August 5th, date t hereof * i ri f l . T**m Markis, V. C. Di l l man. ( Ta r a D. Wood, Wi l l i am l lrrrnn, deceased, Now. t her ef ore. In pursuance of Ch a nt e r 1919, signed by more t han t we n t y - f i v e tier J tr I rvi ne, deceased. Nat P o v n t t , Tr ust ee, N a t h a n C. Holden. Wi ll i am II. rent of t he duly qualified el ec t or s , residing 6542, L a w * of Florida. Act * of 1913, and In Max**. F l avi n L. Ilrooke. M i u - r . - t A. D u r a n d . ---------- Dur an d, J ul i a M. Ilurr, within Speci al Tax bchool Di st ri ct No. 1, pursuance of a resolution of t hi s Hoard, this !**%.! A. Ilurr, I*. C. Hand, J o h n A. J o h n s o n , Al exander J . French, F. D. Se mi nol e c o unt y , Florida, as k i ng and pet i ­ day a d o p t e d , notice I* hereby gi ven t hat on Ib-art:. > II. Alleyne. Austin L. Hlalr. Cat he r i ne Hlalr. Ll i t abet h l l ay n l e , detioni ng t hat an xlertlon be held wi thi n said ♦hr 141Ii d a y td Oct ober, A. D. 1919, an ft d. II) run S. Ashley, Ka t e M. Ashley, C. W. F a r r u m , Fanni e S. A. Feel er. Speci al T a x School Di stri ct f o d e t e r m i ne |he election will be hi Id and t he t a m e Is hereby A» *;•* M. I'xeler, George L. Cu r r i er , Wi ll i am I - S a u n d e r s , J o h n A. Greel ey, LI! quest i on as to whether or not bo nd s In t!»e ordered t o be held in said Speci al T a x School v * * x•i\, Henry N. Schlr$», K. It. Il rown, l l i n r y C. F u l l e r , Howard F o t t e r , sum of 125 , 9 9 0 . 0 0 shall be i ssued by said District No. 1, Semi nol e C o u n ' y , Fl ori da, t o J- • Y Co d m a n , liny II. C o d m a n . Hubert L P a c k a r d . Mar t ha W. P a c k a r d , Speci al T a x School Di stri ct No. I. to be deter mi ne whet her or not t he r e shall be i.ur.Mt L. M c f ’ lellan, KHt abet h J . Fo* *, Ada Foas l l a k e r . May Parker Wh i t e , used for t he purpose of acqui ri ng, bui ldi ng, Irri ed by t h e said Speci al T a t S c hool Di s ­ Ms F* s* Faus naught . Mar t i n A. Condr an, F e t e r Kei t h lloswell, decea«« d. enl argi ng, furnishing or ot herwi s e i mpr ovi ng trict No. 1. S e mi no l e C o u n t y , Fl ori da? bond* Mi- D Sh i p ma n . Volney J . S h i p m a n . It. II. S m i t h , Wi l l i am E. Arnold, J a m s * •chmd buildings and school ground* and for In the s u m tif |25,tH(Oa(iO t o hear Interest at I* \rmdd, Charl es L Arnold, Al exander It. Ca r ve r . N. J . I#ewi*, 11/ t *onrad, t he excl usi ve u*e of the Public free schools tin- rat e of five and one-hal f 15.'# per r e n t ! 'a p GHkersun, l.u^y Mort on Whi l more, Pr ank Dani el , Ch a r l i * Al r xandt r , wi thin said Speci al T a x School Di s t r i ct No. I tier rent par ann um Interest payaf de s e m i ­ William i j Lmi son, It. II. L a n c a s t e r , Hobert S. i*umnii rig*. J . D. J a c k s o n . annual l y; b o n d s t o be dated J a n u a r y 1st, Semi nol e C o u n t y , Flc~ida, II* r.e> < Ni cola, C. F. Halford. T h o m a s J . Hilliard, S a r a h La r i c k s o n , Al Un The r e f o r e , be It l Usol ved: T h a t an el ec­ f.rssU). Davi d If. Hooker, l l e n j a m l n It. F ou nd . Ho b e r t W. Scot t . Ll l en (*. tion be and the same it hereby ordered to Kir \da I. Ilr»wn, L a f a y e t t e ( ) r r t n , A. M. K a ml o l p h , William L dg ar . M. be held In said Special T a x S c h o o l Di stri ct il**liim«n, A. L. Tayl or, J . O. J r t k s , J . O. J «l k s , J r . , and J a m i * W. Lilley*. No. I, Semi nol e Count y, Fl or i da, on the <|sr • d . I Hh day of Oct ober, A. D. 1919, t o d et er ­ l •• all parti* # i Di ming an intere st undr r L. J . Owren*. Helena Fi scher, F. W. F Hc S e r , mine whet her or fait t her e shall be issued I J i (it t« n r h , Cl ara Di eteri ch, T o m M xrkls, V. C. Di l l man. ^ Cl ara D. Wood, W' l l l i m Uy Spr cl al T a x School Di st ri ct No. I. S e m ­ ll« •r • <f r r , a** d. J ishn Irvine. derea«e«l. N i t I ' oynt z, T r u s t * r, Nat han (* ll<dd«n, Willi im inole C o u n t y , Florida, bond* in t he sum of P. II* I ' l axi n L. Ilrooke, D. («. M c K j y , Mar g ar et Durand. — — Dur an d. J ul i a 425, 9 9 0 . OU to bear Interest at t he rat e of •1 h Da x i d \ Ilurr, F. C. Hand. J o h n A. J o h n s o n , Al et andcr J . F r * n e h , F. O. It*-ach, five and one-hal l ( 5 ’ |) l»*r c e n t per a n n u m, s II Ml eyne, Austin L. Illair, (*atli ri » • Hlalr, L l i t a b i t h l l ayni e, deceas t o, llyr**n S. Ash- i nt erest p a > able semi annual l y, bonds l o be ' , Kate M \%hle>, J o h n lli**k«, ( ' . W. ' i r n u m , F a n n i e S. A. I'exler, Anni e M. Feeler. dated J a n u a r y 1st, 1920, and t o mat ur e •« v» L. Curri er. William L. Saun*l er*. J o i n A. Greel ey, Ell Swaxxly, H* nr y N. Schl rp, L. t hi r t y year* af ter the date t her eof . I t ik furt her resolved t hat t hi s or der be I Ii. •»».. Henry C. Fot t er , Howar d Fot t * r. J o h n T. C o d m a n , Hoy II. C o d m a n , Hubert L ‘a *a-d. M a r t i . 4 W. Packard, F r a n c e s L- Mc Cl el l an, L l i f a l u t h J . F«**», Ada Foss Hak*r, published In t he Sanf ord Heral d, a ne ws ­ M». Parker Whi te, Ida Foa» F a u n s n a u g h t , Ma r t i n A. <*«»n«lran. Peter Ke i t h lli»swell, paper published within *aid S p e c i a l T a x dtt«as*d, Mar y D. Sni p. nan, V**lne,' J . S* i pman. It. II. Sml t l i , William L Arntdd, J a m * * Srtiool Di st ri ct No. I. S e mi no l e C o u n t y , \rr.«.|*|, Charl es L. Arn«dd, Al exander It. Car ver , N. J . I a » l s , II. Co nr ad, W. F. GlIHer- Fl ori da, once each wr i k for four successi ve • r , L u c . Mo r t o n Wiillmore, P r a n k Dani* 1.. Chari* * Al exander, William 1J. L mi s o n, A. C. 1 ' Vt ' i . K It. I. anrast er. Hobert S . Cu mmi ng s . J . It. J a c k s o n , Henry C. Ni col a, C. F. 9,* ••*•!. T h o m a s J . Hilliard, S a r a h Kar er ks on, Ml* n Gr e e l e y . David II. llo<>k*r, I b n j a m i n K I i ml , K t b e r t W. Sc*»tt, Lllen C. Ki mbal l , Ada I. Il rown, L a f a y e t t e Green, A. M Ita*-. )p* . Wi l l i am Ldgar. M. \. I h dl l ma n , A. L. T a y l o r , Su*an A Cr ut c h e r , deceased, • i it I •Ix mt j f , ar.d J j u n i * W. Lilley, d er r as r * l t or un*l*r an> **f t heni , «*r *»t)irr W Y E R FLORIDA SANFORI) n i O M A H E M M E T WI LSON K. F EI I Gl ' S ON l l o r S H O L I / c a Wilson & Hoasholder LAWYERS Snnford. • Florida DR. S. E. CLINARD Physician and Surgeon Residence Hotel Carnes A TLA N TIC HOTEL liny anil Doj;an Sis. JACKSONVILLE. FLA. All railroad ticket offices in lotildinK. Center of every­ thing. All modern improve­ ments. First class in every way. Hot nnd cold running water in rooms. Rales, S I.00 up. Room and hath SI.50 up HTML ADVERTISING S* ction | BUSINESS CARDS j E. FRANK. PEARCE, Prop. We Still Have Good Envelopes at 5c a Pkg. NOTICK OF C I M M T K I ! L L L C T I O N - . . j u a n f e t o t he p#ovi«l m« of Sect i on 2 5 7 , Chapt er R.tfll. Law* of Fl ori da, Acta of 1 919; said Ch ant e r being " A n act t o abolish t he l ' r«*ent Muni ci pal Gove r nme nt of the CUv »f Sanf ord, C o u n t y of Se mi nol e, S t a t e of Florida, ami t o Organi s e, I n c o r p o r a t e and L * t * hl l ah a Ci t y G o v e r n me n t for t he s a me ; and to l ' r*«rrl be t he J uri sdi ct i on, Lower* and F unct i on* id said Mu n i c i p a l i t y " not i ce is hereby ri ven t hat an el ection will be h«ld in t he city of Sanf or d Semi nol e c o u n t y a Fl ori da, on T ue s da y . Oc t ob e r 7t h, 1919, f*>r t h r purpose of s u b mi t t i n g t o t he people the quest i on " S h a l l t he Ci t y «d Sanf or d adopt t hi Co mmi s s i o n - Ma n a g e r I' lan Charter?" and for the purpose id el ect ing t hree co m mission* !* providing such c h a r t e r i ■ adopt ed at said election. T h e polling place will be at t he C i t y Hall, in t he fire appar at us room, si t uat ed on t h* east side of P a l m e t t o avenue b e t ween Fi rst and Second st reets In t he city of Sanf or d. Polls open at H o' cl ock a. rn. T u e s d a y , O c t o­ ber 7t h. 1919, and will close at sundown t he s a m e day. T h i * notice gi ven by order of t he ci t y counci l , September laf, 1919. (seal ) F. I*. Hi nts, 2-6tr Ci t y Cl erk. HERALD PRINTING COM PANY Olllrc Supply I)cpt. • I'hone NS Sanford, Florida HENRY Mc LAULIN JE W E L E R MY SPECIALTIES: PICKARD S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES i u :i m u i m i :s i o r t iii: in tkiiio ii I), S. I.aml Ol fl rr at Gaftiravlllr. D a . , Au( . 16. 1919. Siitlrr i« hrraby civm that Itaymoml II. Ili!)il !.( W rU »a . Kla.. • hn on July 2 », l ul l ina.lr ll.imralrail Knlry. No. Iir.".*l2. for \V - 1 of S l i t , Srctlon 21, T>>. i . It* H., Kanci- 2 N K., Tallahaa.r*. Mrrl.llan. nai fllni notin' of Intrntlon to main- Thfrt-y.ar I root to .atal.liah rlalm to thr laml aliovr ili.rriloil, ti.forr (,'lrrk t’ lrrult Court at Sanfonl, Kla., on tho 2 6 th ilay of Srptrmlirr, 1 9 l». Cl a i ma n t namra a . a l t n r . ar a : K. A. Itu.h, of W V k l . a , t'lorlila Cr ank of W o k l . a , t lornla Ci l no Cr l np- n, -.1 W . k l . a , ClorMa J i m lloyil, of W r k l . a . t'loriila. ItOirr'Wr-HAVIH. l-r .tr llr(i«t,r. OCULIST AND OPTICIAN Practice confinctl |o iholrcntmcnt of I ho oyo E)Cfl Ckomlnotl f»y a rt-eular regis­ tered phynlcian Glasses fiflotl. broken IcncH dn(illcalod 28 W. Church Si. - Orlando, Fla. It angr Attest: T. W . . a v i o n . S u per i nt endent <f Fubl l c I n s t r u c t i o n and Lx-ofl l ci o S e c r et ar ) of H »ard. Aiblenda t*» Al t amont e F i l m Spri ng* In See. . ..( N w , A: 2. T HE U N I V E R S A L C A R s i: , i a n . I S W 11 S K 1, W . ..( s i ! ' , W « , ..f N W ' , - f N i : - , i.f s l v , i.f N t . 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S h9 deg 35 min \V 1166 ft t«» beg. • *'f N K ' i and N * j of S L D and N L ' s «»f S W I # cor. «»f N E D of S L D of S e c . , run W 5 ch#., N 4 chs, -• ehx, S I schs * ‘ l ess N W D » s ties# beg. a •« ) <-l S.C, - f S ' W > ( Of 8 W , . m l • 3 */ of S W ) ( of N K I, r i, u V h . r . b y ordrrri i l u app iY*.rn'.,r’’ A- •>- l#l>. it l* furl h r . o r d c r « 4 t h a t ini* r u ' ! 1" ,n , h p Hi raid. ^|, ’ 'Hi*.* my han d and t h . ** al ! *•••), * War l ow. ^ol i nt or rf or C o rnpl aini ot. ’’ . I T . . . . . . ’ ; '0*. 'i g ftHh In tli r ••Id and di sbursed xrs t«i b<* us* d irrsrnt ••listing i«l T a x S c h uul i r l u i l v r u«- uf rial T a a Sr huul 2. Tvxrnl y- f l v* Hundred Dol l ar * l a l>r ■39 u**d in enlargi ng amt furnis n , t h r Sauf uri l 30 (Tulorrd High Srhn*d. 39 3 T s t n l y - f l v * * l l undrr d Dol l ar , l o b r Utrd In r n 'l a r.. f n , an-l f urnl i hl nc. Oir Mi d wa y. Ct dornl 8fhf»ol. 30 | Txxr nt v- i l vr Hundred Dol lars J o be u*«d in buildirrg and furnishing a West Si de Colored Sc hool , known as t he G«ddshorn 30 Sr ))••<•! 6. T w c n t y - f l v e Hundred Dol lara t«» be 39 us«d fur enlargi ng and Improving t he Sa n f or d ^9 High Srhofd by furnishing a Ma n ua l Art *, a 39 C o m m r r r l a l and a Domes t i c S r l r n r r D e ­ p a r t m e n t s therei n. 6. l i ne T h o u s a n d Dollar* t o be used for ‘ 0 Improvi ng school building* and school ground# of t he Sanf ord High, J h e S a n f o r d . G r a m m a r and t h r Sanf ord F r l ma r y Sc ho ol s . 7. T « n T h o u s a n d Dollars t o be used for t he purchase of furni ture and i nci dent al s for all schools xxithln t he ssld Speci al T a x S c h o o l 3U Di st ri ct , tr.d 30 Whereas: It Is t he sense of this Hoard t h a t it would be t o t he best Interest of Sp e c 30 |al T a x School Di st ri ct No. I, S e mi n o l e 31 Gou nt y , Fl ori da, t o Issue bonds lo t h e s um of 12 S.000.0(1. t he proceeds t her eof t o be 31 used and expended in the manner and f or t he 31 i or noses and obj ect# a* ai r he r e i nab ove set forth and as Is s t a t e d In said pet i ti on. 30 T her ef o r e, l ie It Itesolved: T h a t it is t he 31 d et er mi nat i on of t hi s Count y Hoard of I ' ub31 lie I nst r uc t i on for Semi nol e Co un t y . Fl or i da, 29 t hat I h r amo u n t of lionds required f or . t h e •X purposes ami obj ect# #rt forth H •l id p e t i ­ tion i# t he #um of 923, 000 0 0 ; t h a t #ald In « lrrt.ll ( « u i l . .Hr* r nlh I l i rul l , Hr m. nul r rnum j. H«||*U 1 o v * r s t r * t t Tur| t ti .<• ( ’• r p Vi# Kmrna Ml t chc ! ! , L. Mi s o n ISobrrtsi F. A. Wal l acr, L. M. IL' bi rn, Huts* #rt 4’. A l i m, L D l c D. Ml n , Js-nnl** MrCl al n An.l. r u m . . J ur Andrraon. A. M. M r C l a l n , lli.ur M rCItlt l l r nan. J u r I l r o wn , Kwl nc Grai . ani , II. wtr r G r a h a m , tl<»ir Gr a h a m. Town uf A l t a m o n t r I m p r o v r ' ’i t Comiiany, a r u r n ur a l i un , G l l i a i o l ' i ( ’ . T r a r r y , W. W. T r a r r y , Ku. mf j S. A. I’r r l r r . G r u r f r K Cuvjrr, I. Saondtr*, John A. . William . "* r t l"r y, Kit S w a v . l v , Huy II I ' m) . Gr man* I l ub. rt l«. I ’a c k a n l . K. J . l i ar 1,. Arnold. I' hllin rei!« <?harl*-s 1 St ern. J a y < Allrn,. C h a r l r . II. Kl . i nr , I l ur r ) C . K l . l n r , S t r p h m G l a l * i n l n ( , Wi l l i am l . upr, J a m r . W. MrKI hf nnry, J . J. Mul t , I r«flr Thrasher. A. M . T h r a . h r r , Ada I. Hr«'»n. t ’ harl* -• If. Ilrown, D. W. ____ , Mr G a i l K h r y , Ci mpr r Gr o r . r y Comr i uny. a rortioratl on, J II. M r N a i t , M . A. If. liiman, T h o ma * W, M o r a n , J . I'. Ml i r l l , Al l anl l r and G u l l G r u r - r y C o m ­ iiany, a c o r p o r a t i o n , C o mm r r - l a l Cr . di t Co mpan y, a •urporall un, ct al. T o I hr d r f r n d a n t * , l . h m u Mi l c h r l l , K. Mat on I t obr r t * , K. A. Wal l ar r, K. M . Iloldrn, Itubr-t C. Al l r n, lfl*|r I). All* n, J r n r . f r MrCl al n Amf rr aon, Jur Andrraun. A. M. McCl ain, Hr air r M r C l a l n Il rown, J u r Il rown, Kwl nc Gr a h a m. Ilntrr Graham, llr**lr Gr aham, T o wn of Al t a mon t e I m P r o v r m r n t C « mpa „ y , a c o r p o r a t i o n , K l i i a b . l h C. T r a ­ r r y , W. W. T r a r r y , I' annl r S. A. I’r r l r r , G r o r i r *’ Cu r r i e* . Wi ll i am I - Saund* r*. J u h n A. G r i r l - y , Kll S ~ * v r l y . Itoy II. Codman. Itn'irrt I., l - a r ' t j d, K. J . 11 ar rr II. ChaiU^ I - Arnol d. I'H'llp Htrrn l a y C. All*.!, iTbarlr* t l . Ki r i n * . Harry C. K l . i n r . Stephen G l a U r r . l n r , Wi ll i am l . upr , J u , n r * W. M . r l l l r n r ; . J . J . Mo t t , l a a l i r T b . a a h r r . A. M. T h r a * h r r , Ada I. i lrown, C h a r l r * II. Grown, D. W. Cu r r i e , J . II. M r G a u y h r y , Cooper Grocery C o m p a n y , a corpor at i on, J . II. Mr N a t t , a l . A. Holliman, T l u m i * W. Moran, J. I*. • Nllarll, Atlanti c and Gulf The Ford Sedan, with electric sclf-stnrtinc nnd jiphting system nnd demountable rims wit Ii 5js-inc!i tires front and rear, is a family car of class anil comfort, both insummernodin winter. I'or touring it i.i a most comfortable car. The large plate glass windows make it an open car when desired, while in case of rain and nil inclem­ ent weather, it can }>c made a most delightful closed car in a few minutes. Rain-proof, dustproof, fine upholstering, bror.d, rcomv seats. Simple in « Deration. Anybody can safely drive it. While it nas all the distinctive and econom­ ical merits of the Ford car in operation and maintenance. Won’t you come in and look it over? ARE YOU IN SURED? W. J. IF NOT, S E E T H IG P E N & COMPANY in su ran ce o M ir c ••rfiPLrs S ^ n f o r t i mask � 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, September 12, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 12, 1919. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 12, 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/cf3bbe10d00ab8940917891244658502.pdf d7aa185626efbc3d7ff34e4243d5cf52 PDF Text Text f T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D / v o u jm i: IX THE HEART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 5 SANFORD, FLORID V, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1919 xi SANFORD MEN HAVE P L A N FOR BUILDING llirthdny Party road upon the ‘JOth day of August, 1919, nnd viewed and marked nut Little Miss Mildred Lumlcy was the following as the Inst route for hostess at a very pretty birthday said proposed road. (Said road is party Saturday afternoon at the to be forty feet wide. I home of her parents. The little guests celebrated Mil­ Parallel the F. E. C. It. It right dred's tenth birthday with game* of way from* a point approximately and romps on the lawn. :100 feet from the railroad station in After hours of sport and pleasure Sec. I] 1-19-3!! on West side of right the little folks went Into the dining of way to a point near tin* SE corner room which was lovely with its of Sec. 2-20-32, thence in a south­ pretty pink and green color scheme. westerly direction through the S of said Section 2-20-32 and the N\V. lluDRKDS WASHED ASHORE ESTIMATE OF STATE AGENT Graceful ferns stood in pots drafted WOUI.I) ASK PUBLIC S P IR IT E D nUMlHTANT M EETING COUNTY with pink and green ribbons. White MEN TO BUILD M ORE HOUSES quarter of See. 11-20-32 to the East AT CORPUS C IIR ISTI —P R O P ­ PUTS CROP 700,000 AHEAD ( MMISSIONEItS CONCLUDED with pink and green ribbons, while ON CO-OPERATIVE I'l.AN line of Sec. 10-20-32, thence in a ERTY LOSS IS BIO OF LAST YEAR p r o m i , a s t w e e k o N AC­ ribbons of pink and green extended westerly direction through the North COUNT LACK OF Sl'ACE. Everyone is agreed on the subject Gainesvillq. Sept. 18. —In a s p e c - I frotn the ceiling to the places at the Corpus Christ!, Tex., Sept. 18.— lia.f of Sec. 10-20-32, to a point near of more houses needed for Sanford Forty seven victims of the tropical ini citrus report, Sam. T. Fleming, j table. The long table was unusually the SW corner of tin* NE quarter xf Continued from last issue) which swept Corpus state field agent of the department jmVty with its* white cover and pink l,ut every one is not agreed upon the N \ V ? |, thence southwesterly to hurricane (lowers and green vines. The Dirt!.- !ust whnt ,hc ‘,Mt P'nn trt fo1* So". Therefore, the com m ittee tin- West line of said Sec. 10-20-32 Christi, und this scrlin early Sunday of a g ricultim . ray:: J a o f o r c appointed shall view the dav cuke carried out (!•«• pink and iror ,n K 4*1* near th c -S W . corner of the NW*». morning had been brought to the Seven hundred thousand boxes is .land' to lie *,c henetltted by saidi thence due south on west line xf said temporary morgue in the county the estimated increase over last sea­ white color scheme, being graced ting the milt to build them who are able to build them. chu. drains or canals and shall Section to its SW. corner, thence court house, nt an early hour to­ son for the citrus crop now on the with pink candles and encircled • .n«« ,.|i>h puree! of land in said night. ' ‘ddition to the toll in this with pink flowers and green vines. At the present high cost of maWest to hrick road about GG0 feet. trees. S tric t accordinK and in proportion city, fifty-six were reported dend in I eau’iful r e v s completed the offer- ti-rial and labor the average man is Under date of Sept. 1 numerous Therefore, having performed the afraid to venture into the unknown as it r hall he bonefitted by said ditch duties required by law under the the vicinity of Portland, across N u­ reports from growers and eitrus men I ve uccxratiors of the mom. drain nr canal and lateral ditch, appointment of your honors, we pray eces bay from Corpus Christi. Other attractive features of the mysteries of building and even those over the state indicate u production dr,j„ „r canal, and all expense th at to hi* discharged. With the death list mounting by of 8 per eent. more than Inst sea­ nflernoon’s entertainment were the landlords who now own a house or I irturcs photographed of the chil­ houses look askance upon the idea of muy 1„. incurred in the construction W. A. Whitcomb, leaps and the property loss now- son's commercial crop. 0 f » a i d ditches, drain** or canals or dren and the delightful auto ride building now. And yet other cities On the bnsis of these reports, C. F. Harrison, placed in the neighborhood of $10,­ |ateral ditches, drains oT canals, intaken in Mrs. Hines' car. ure going ahead and building even M. .E . Dooley. 000,000, the people of Corpus Christi which take into consideration the rlmlinU tin* interest charges, th e exat the present price and all author­ Those enjoying this happy occa­ Rond Committee. tonight, thirty-six hours after the condition of the hearing trees, the of the comm ittee and the en­ ities upon the subject agree that the sion were Rebelca Steven:. Eliza­ increase or decrease in number of The above report is hereby ac­ passing of the storm, seemingly were gineer and for an y condemnation price of* materials an*.' labor will re­ beth Whitman. Both Los«ing, Clif hearing trees and other factors af­ Done in open just coming to a full realization of p r o c e e d i n g s together with their es­ cepted and approved. main at the present level for some Jord Rivers, Mary Celia Kinlaw fecting local pr'**i ‘ *.' *i'iL«!JUIl nuse in Santhe MybiDd <*u|iisfrot)ho through the court house timate of the nmount per acre for session aatt tl time to come and if there is need for Mildred Lundey, Virgie Horn Hy­ Septem i wnicn tiiey had passed. Every in- boxes is forecast. •’ *'“‘V'-r-.a.r*. ids 1st day; of Scptrin-’ houses or buildings of uny kind they dustry in the city is prostrated, busi­ Last season the commercial rop. man, Ruby Uiverd, Bernice Appleby, 1919. dram »r canal an<l luteral d i t c h . 1her, ’ might just as well lie built now ns ness at a complete standstill, com­ reported by the transportation com- Gladys Stemper. L. A. Bromley, drain «*r canal, and that they tile the present time of high prices as to Mrs. Frank Lossing and Mrs. \V. munication of all kinds badly shat- |iaI||eiJ wa,’ 8,950,000 boxes. Chrm. Bd. Co. Com mi . tloir report of such assessment with wait a year or more. In other II. Mines assisted Mrs. Lumlcy in tcred and the food and housing prob­ Of the crop now on the trees, it is ounty commissioners of fcem- Attest: E. A. Dougluss, Clerk. words business as usual will do more tl entertaining. lem acute. estimated th at G,300,000 boxes will By V. E. Dougluss, D. C. jnote county, Florida. to make good times und keep pros­ Adopted this the 2nd day of Sep­ Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded The forty-seven kpown dead in he oranges, 3,300,000 boxes grape­ Mr ••vri* Mr • I\»ri«»t Luke and perity with us thull the iJeu of wait­ by O. I*. Swope and carried, the Corpus Christi and the reported fruit ami 50.000 bivtcs. Jlme? n n ' tember. A. IE 1919. daughters. Serita and Maud** went ing f«*r cheaper prices. other small citrus. uni Sam Jackson, f n - j t i m of above report is acccpUd, and toe iilty-six victims near Portland are to Jacksonville Tuesday where Mrs. Hon. Frank I,. Woodruff of this Of last season's crop, about 5,700,­ Lake and the girls will remain for city who is one of the largest holders jCti.OO, also bill of II. W. H erndon, above ties ribed road is lierebv de­ not expected to he anywhere near utn ef «5.0n against Fioriua clared from henrrforlia iu be a pa.<- the death toll, hut the list was r.ot 000 boxes were oranges, 3,200,000 several days. Mrs. Lake and Serita of real estate In Sanford thinks th a t expected to be increased further to­ h o v s were grapefruit und 50,000 Grov.* Drainage District, were a p ­ lic highway. will leave next week for Staunton, at least twelve men should form a Motion xf L. P. Hagan, second­ night, as with the coming of d ark­ boxes were limes and other small cit­ \ irgiuia where Serita will again a t­ "Build NOW " chili and decide to proved by this board and ordered ed by O. P. Swope und carried, Clerk ness searching parties which arc rus. paid. tend Stuart Hull College. build nt least n house apiece at once scouring the city and the shores of The increase in ornnges will (Continued on page G) Road committee reports in order th a t the many people here Corpus Christi and Nueces hays greatest through the central part of seeking homes can he accommo­ We, the undersigned comm ittee suspended for the day. the belt and on tip* west coast. The dated and not he forced from our appointed by your honorable body east coast will produce about the Allowing for duplications, and city on account of Inck of homes in * on the 7th day of August, 1919, same crop as for last year and the many storm victims probably have which to reside. Mr. Woodruff is c with instruction to view and mark been reported at least twice, from extreme northern end of the orange good business man und his Judg­ out the lost route ior a public road, different sources, the generul belief belt shows a slight decrease. ment in the matter can be relied ti<scribed in the petition as follows, here tonight wus the total number of upon and he thinks that twelve men On the west coast and in sections to-»it: begin at the intersection of dead in the immediate vicinity of of central Florida, the grapefruit crop agreeing to build twelve houses a t Warren street and hrick road in the Corpus Christi will reach about will he heavier than usual, but once could get better prices on homes town of Longwood, run west 3000 ft. seventy-five. Many victims have even now than if twelve men work­ tluough the rest of the belt very and intersect present Palm Springs been buried without being identified. ing separately could possibly get little, if any, increase is indicated and road, beg leave to report to your and he is absolutely right about it. some sections show a decrease. A military relief train from Browns Conors as follows: That we. after He would like to call a meeting of Owing to an annual amount of villi* bringing 5,000 rations and having first subscribed to the oall PRECINCTS GIVE the men of this city to discuss this 1,00(1 beds arrived here early today dropping, the lime crop is estimated COUNT required by law before entering or., attorney general palm er BIGGER MAJORITY FOR LAW plan and such a meeting should he in charge of Lieut. B. M. Eichels- at only 95 per cent of last season. onr duties make this our general re­ IS ABOUT TO GET BIG PACKs doefer. aide of Brig.- Gen. F. C. All citrus crops at present are in THAN SANFORD AND HOG i called by the Board of Trade at port: That we proceed to the said ERS WITH INDICTM ENT once. Sanford cannot grow if we Marshall, commander of the Browns­ excellent condition, tin* fruit is filling M U $T B E FENCED proposed location of the said public have no houses in w’bicli to place out rapidly and the shipping season ville district. A second train with road upon the 29th day of August. Albany, N. Sept. 1 8 .- E v riIt lins been derided by the ballots the many new pcop'e who wish to promises to Open curlier than lust additional supplies is on its way. 1!*!!*. ami viewed and marked out denre th a t will warrant and sustain thut the hogs in Seminole county heroine residents nnd the way to the following as the best route for the indictment of the combination of The commander of the Brownsville year. will not he allowed to roam at will get more houses is for the men who rani proposed road. (Said road is to packers known as the "Big Five" district has placed all his food sup­ There will he practically no fruit any longer but in the next thirty are able to -get together and build be forty feet wide). Begin at the in­ will he presented to a grand jnry plies und tentage at the disposal of from late bloom this season. days must he placed inside of a good ter.- . tion of Warren street and hrick this week, Attorney GenernJ A. Mit­ local authorities. Approximately 175 Weather conditions for the rest of strong fence where they cannot root them NOW. mad III the town of Longwood, Fla., chell Palmer announced today at a refugees have been received at Odem, :ho growing season will affect the up any more good truck or corn or Dr. T. A. Nenl is also anxious to rm west 3000 feet and intersect conference of state federal officials about 30 miles west of here, accord­ size of the commercial crop, result­ start t*c building progrum and even other crops that romp farmer has pr*«ent Palm Spring** road, width called by Governor Smith to con­ ing to a telephone message received ing in u larger or smaller production goes farther and would make it here. They had been carried across than indicated by present conditions. made and in Uuys pust lost to the state wide with some good energetic fort*, feet. sider the cost of living problems. greedy porkers. The attorney genera! in diseusslng Nueces bay on wreckage. All of business man at the head of the cor­ In California, condition on Sep­ Then f«re, having performed the them were suffering greatly from ex­ tember 1 was G2 per cent of normal, The new law that was published poration (a corporation not for the high cost of living and the activ­ <luti«- required by law under the posure. They are being curodNor by lower than for the past two years in the lust Issue of the Herald was a profit, by the way) th at would get appointment of yo u r Honors, we ities of the department of justice, the citizens. said that the campaign would suc­ and u smaller crop than for last year referendum law and came buck to members in every part of the state pray to be discharged. the people for their vote to he rati­ to take stock and build more houses Three women who sought refuge Is indicated. ceed. (C. II. Searcy, fied before becoming a law which is everywhere in Florida, thus putting " I t has already succeeded," he in the storm, in a public building Below is shown better condition of J. A. Bistline, . demo ratio and took no advantage on u building program upon u state said, "in very considerable part in Sunday night became mothers while oranges, grapefruit ami limes, by C.vE. Hartley, of any one. The country precincts wide plane, a wide plane, th a t would various portions of the country." Rxzd Committee. the hurricane was at ils height. cojnties, on .sept. !. voted out Mr. Hog this time and the mean the procuring of all building Mr. Pul liter discussed the causer, |»cr Cent, of Normal Condition on Motion of L . 'p . Hugan, seconded They were attended by physicians city pcxple almost voted to retain „ reUuced rate, thu Septem ber I by ii P. Swope and carried, above of the high cost of living which he Mr Hog, hut the majority in l»'*' j ,,u„ dinK a t n rheaper rate and much who were among the hundred or so divided into .two groups, one based Central Florida r*l oft is accepted and approved, anil county totaled 117 votes for putting (([ ^ |M(rrhpn(| ,.x el i mi nat ed, on world wide economic conditions people who sought refuge tfiere. Re­ Grnpelb* lommittee is hereby discharged, hugs under fence and the law will and which is a logical result of the a r t tl,,- above dcszrjbcd road is ports today were that they all were f r u i t ' Limes become operative in thirty days. County Oranges This would he the greatest thing conditions th a t obtained during the hereby declared front henceforth 82 87 Alachua for Florida that could possibly lie doing nicely in local hospitals. war. These conditions produced a This result is simply the law of the just now und is worthy of the t<- 0, public highway. 88 FIigler situation which only time und the survival of the fittest and whenever ,, ht of thc ,,i(, nu,n 0f (llis „ta tc . It".id Committee report: GO 9 70 Hernando In New ({unrlers slow processes of readjustment can the farming interests heroine pro- j Kloriiln is growing faster just now 92 92 v. C. tin- undersigned committee Mrs. Grace Eatle Williams wishes Hillsborough change to the betterment of the 9*. 8fi 95 dom inant R ™ n". . t, u\ . r t hen r.ny ether state. People arc ap| "inted by your honorable body Lake to inform her patrons that she bus people, he declared. stock and it is only a question of coming in now by the hundreds and 8ft hi* "i the Itli day of August, 1919, M irion The other group, he said, was now opened her millinery establish­ tim e ut.d the march of civilization they have no houses in which to live. 89 90 O.angc . . with instructions to view and mark composed of people in all classes of ment in the Clark building just op­ when this hnpprns in every stuto Every month the crowd is swelled 92 96 08 nut the best route for a public rotfd, business who*upon the justification posite the post office where new goods O ceola nnd every county. i 90 87 tbs* ribed in the petition us follows, anri by the time that winter uctuully ■ Mrs. Williams P.iaco thut "everybody is doing it" ami in are arriving dully.. .1 102 103 Pi lellas •“-wit: Begin at a . point on the T h e voting in Sanford was v e r y ' sets in the people from the north will not have time to arraffge for an the confidence that the pcxple ex­ 94 93 G< nev a-Sunford brick road 927 ft. light, few people taking uny interest will lie here clamoring for uccommoP>dk opening but is ready for business pect prices to he high, have ad­ 70 87 Pallium . w«>t of the SE corner of Sec. 9, Tp. in the election with the exception of dutions. . Many of them will want vanced prices in a way thut has in­ and will he pleased to greet her • M M 88 St. Johns the men who have fnrtns that have hotels hut the homeseekern, the rqul !!" s . R. 32 E., run East 927 feet creased the heavy burden upon the many old customers unit all the new 89 90 . Sc ini noli* suffered l*y. the hogs being allowed j citizens to lie of this state w ant along Section line to SE corner of * . ones at the new stand. Remember Sumter 75 89 Section jo, thence North 3323 ft. people. to roam lit will but in the country j homes nnd tlffy ure the class of "They are the most despicable the place in the Clark building oppo­ 83 82 Volusia along Section line between Sections precincts whero the most damage people that every community wunlti. scamps in th e community,” Mr. site the postofllce. and 10, N. 10 E. 1G0S ft. in Sec. has been done, by the hogs the people j People nre here in this city today South Florida Palmer said. "T hey are found not % I". Hast 2742 ft. GG0 ft., Soutli of had determined to pen the hogs f o r , looking fur houses to rent, for fur93 94 Brevard " T h re e V's" only among the retailers hut among Nxrth boundary of Sec. 10, N. 77, all time und they voted strong nished rooms to rent, even wanting 80 85 85 The pastor of the Baptist church Dole th e wholesalers, the Jobber* and the against him, only one precinct vot- houscs to buy but they cannot he nc■U* E G200 ft. to a point 70 ft. West 82 89 98 manufacturer?. They are the men of Longwood has arranged with Dr. DeSoto of center F. E. C. Ry.. N. 38.45, ing for the hog to run at large. ' Be- commodntcd for the want is great 80 87 82 who forgot d u ty to country and to Hyman of the Baptist Temple of L**e I. 1900 ft. parallel to railroad and 70 low is the result of the election by und the deinnnd cannot he supplied. 00 90 88 their fellow men in a scifisn desire to Sanford to deliver his address on the Manatee b West, N. 5G, E 3500 ft., parullel precinct:: 88 80 It would he well for the huslncsa yield profit to th/mselves. They "T hree V's" in Longwood (Sunday, Monroe ’ railroad and 70 ft. West, N. ought to he punished if the existing Sept. 21st, 4 p. m. All The citizens Okeechobee* 92 Pre91 94 F'or Agains t ‘ men <>f Sanford to take up nt once P' 30, E. 593 ft. offset around Cy85 90 92 Law Law the plan of Mr. Woodruff and it t law will permit, and I think it will." in and around Longwood arc In­ Palm Beach I’Mss Head. N. 73, E. 323 ft. back 88 9G 95 St. Lucie .... 43 % 30 would be well for the people o'' F'lori Sanford............ vited. •" point 70 ft. west of railroad, N. •> Lake Monroe. 84 89 90 State ............ 18 G ida*to tuke up the plun of Dr. Neal ft First Methodist Church 5,;. E. 3284 ft. parallel to railroad to and work it out in ali the details for G O Sanford ... . 3 .. 43 Williams—flutter Sunday, Sept. 21st: a ptint opposite sidetrack and Sec­ O there (dans mean more to the state Paola 4 ‘.. 11 Dr. Hyman on Sunday Mr. and '.Mrs. C. M. Williams of 11:46. An Illustrated sermon for tion house St. Johns River station, 32 5 Oviedo G just now than any other one thing. Those who ut tend the Buptist Sanford, Fla., nnnounco the Engage­ ■bt'25 miles., beg leave to report to children and grown people. We rsnnet expand and grow and G Geneva____ .... 18 will heur Dr. 1! Temple on Sunday ment of their daughtor! Chariyi 8:30 p. m. " T h e Twentieth Ccn>"'tr Honor as follows: T hat we, gain more citizens if we cannot give 13 7 t ^ u lu o ta .. 3 George Hyman or. the following subalt'-r having first subscribed to the tkry ‘A Business Man and Hi* Edna, to Raymond Webster Butler . •1 tht;n a place to live. 8 Gahrii-llu. G "ath required by law before entering Methods." There will -tfe a thirty of Brunswick.* The wedding will Jc ?t:: — Longwood 9 15 11:45 a. m.—“ Doing W ithout." 5 on our duties make this our general minutes musical program befxre the take place the latter part of Septem ­ Lake Mary... •i Nii* 10 " T h e 4 D's of 11 0 Miss* Mabel Lee left Friday for 8:30 p. in.— report: That wc proceed to the said sermon. Come and worship with ur. ber. No curd:. —Savannah Morn­ No. 11 Altamonte . 9 0 i Vn t h ! C tF e te at Tl.iTT.CtVi'i'c, Gu. lion.' ing News. . C. W. bite, P. C. proposed location of the snid public A BIG STORM CITRUS CROP TEARS TEXAS FOR FLORIDA KILLING MANY IS A BIG ONE COUNTY DADS IN MEETING LAST TUESDAY HIGH COST OF LIVING WILL FALL HOG ELECTION FENCES PORK IN SEMINOLE �S EPTEMBER 12, | » i , TNiOr TWELVE YES, “A Feed For Every Need.” Phone 181 PUKNA CALF CHOW Groceries, - Black Strap Mollases in bulk, - Lime in barrels, - Blue Stone, * Sprajs, - Hardwood Ashes, - .Armours Fertilizers. See us for Carload Crate Material. Agent for Dayton Airless Tires, thats what ou need. * We have it, can get it, or it is’nt made for less than vou can buv it for elsewhere » d*nt of the Club ar.d Mr*, f Hub rz»rz- R A ~ ~ r ..r .iu i u i.Sept. 10tb, chairman of tr.»- S cdal D epartm eet. i a two-fold A* Mr*. Dickie* vaF* adjourning president of p,ustn*«« rr.**-tir.g ih* waj-confronted i had a rail t y Mr*. W. L. M o r r i s aakir.r p*rof m*-rr.b*r» nsuvion to ip»aic. Is *or<l* appro■ the p ?«i- priate to the o t f u i o n *r.d voicing ar.d c h a ir-. the sentiesenta of the d a b in loair.g Depart tr.*r.t. Mr*. Dick;r.». * ho had b*»n beloved to »ac/-e#-<j pre«id*nt of the d a b for nearly five y e a n *r,d«-ar.r.g ker»>!f to *aeh asd every member by her faithful, loyal honor and iir.ce.-e friendabip. Xln. *Morci >irs i/;r*jr, • i r / j .»»r». r ,;;*-*;'.n. .^»r, pretested In behalf of d a b a •who a*- I'.'.*, to make »h ;r borne* p*«ri broocb. ther. to M n Pulestor M iami. a cat glass basket of flo**r*. Mr*. T h e d a b room* »er* decorated to Palettor. hai a!*o beer, a valued carry oat rotor •'•heme of red ar.d member of the club and though not her rreer. The t i n d e a i doorway taking chair la th e Welfare D*p»rtar*h>-d with clam;.* of the gra-eful m*r.t until thi* fall had proven value . >• the r o t t r a n » n * to a* by ra:»:r.r d v ic fu ' •• • end , d :r!c r i d ,* flower if.ir.g ;ei r.g .ear To.* •» a* made r o**iM* • ■ a its fern* f)e!i’ *'e!y *potted 'llld.Ufr.t voted on piar.i tried to look their superiority over flower*. Resignation* of M n . D .-e .r- ar.d Mr*. Pule*tor • ■•• . • '• re­ gret*. Mr*, fi W. Ile.-r.don was *Iert»d a* chairman of the Welfare D epart­ m ent, Mr* W. I. Morgan *• pr*-»i. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS t h i s fir** t h o u jm d do<L»n M n . A. D. P i j r j k . WANTED W a s te d —Saletmen for Seminole lat • bandit th e B*-*-. Autor.atie little desk adding raa'h;r.s known. For everybody in every pofitiot Su '•*•*.». multiplies. ride*. Retail* 112.50. 5 yean* guarante*. Liberal commiMion. Ad- .... Chase M o sq u ito s ; . j tc A w a y to S ta y oodn/0/u F*|t !!•*•*.• #. «tle"l 1.1# | • I*• • . . .. II .... l f *. .*,•*;*.*»f |tl|l ** * . ••• #»| *"l *• 14 je^.r |a**^l ' V I • " '*1 • ' *( <’ ! • fv« »b the • •• t a | f* • • • l^e»•s*»| U i r t • * -. * » . Urt • i%i'h A• . r * • H | | • * . . . • *f • , I • . < , * • ’V.on.'-Ofncry, THE FLORIDA TIMES-UNION FOUND F . , 0. , j tj, T h e FJloidrid a T im e s-U n io n iu iC k fhndt , f o r >a.e—f o u r c » t.;:n g b o u e s . Caah or ea*y term*. Situated on Park. •Magnolia. C j p M i ar.d i!;.rtie aver.u**. Apply to J. E. Pace. -ter.r.g ar.d m i t t r e u reading e repaired, mirrors plated r or door, ir.cr.e* high. Tu;ck. FOR SALE i and - s p e r ti r or .taie t.e,t ar.d mc/st Mutton. city Read hi* lo r .“sale fine s.dizc harm * ' 1 remember the . f tm irn n A»e. t-2tr avenue* — S A N F O R D C Y C L E CO Call on those in your c m Jocxiit . ?, •amp** or loppbei. no money *1; Add.-** P. O. Box 527. Jaekv>.v;.‘> r S C R IP P S BOOTH C A R S r /• t ir *4 hat f r e t Road S e r* irr Mean* It rr.ear.* thi*. if you are nr. the road in m e a here a it Kir. four or five mil** or ever just or.*- block ar.d you oave a flat tire rail li51- V. and there ■eill he a »ervice car and man on the job -eithin a f*--* mir.ut* *. In other »o;da if you are dres*e«i in your Palrn Reach suit ar.d don't ear.t to do the dirty ’*ork L E T L\S DO IT It cc,st you nothing, no more than if you fixed it or run to the »ho;» on the rim. We charge you nothing whatever for the use of the Service Car It is your*. Use it as you like and at any time you like. Thia is something the Sanford people need and they should appreciate it. hut they will never appreciate it until they really know what it means. Give is one call, then you will know. This is something th*- ladies should L e s t—Tire cjt demountable r 30x3 12 02 West F i n t itreet Sat day afternoon. Reward for isforn tion at Herald office. 2-2t< Earn £5.0<J a Day or More -Man or Woman _________ Sale —Pair of good farm mule W a ste d - Men In every county d sound cosditicn. Reason —ith o»r. auto to travel ar.d take r.ce. M. FleUher. 67-tf order* for the Red %Lippe.* Hay Pr< in i . • ■ the r.ght m*« * !{* must U « hustler. 65-tf. ior»* have tr.*>m .. . or.e of the ’ '*•*■ pr in t h «anitary ».] j,. thi* i. , ije ancl . ra n jo rd ?:r. J; r rtto r to Herald cf' r3c«ive liberal regard. 3-2tp ;*» L B,;t 4 TWICI: TOLD I AH fine of fnlerct to f):ir Readers fpyecl seas rer^ating. an*! -*r*r. it it confirmed after a long La; of t;rr.e. even if a e heaitate«l to Te-lie-v*- ,t at fint bearing, ae f»«-l «e-ojre in accepting u truth r.oa. The folk■■* r.g of a Sanford aoman i* rnr.firr^d after five year*; .%fr* »; .'.fe-*cJ. f/*i F’.rst St i>.,; •"Ir.e experience I Lad - •• .' i vjdn*r/ 1'ii!* leads me to recnnirn* r.o them highly They a;«- a !;r.e rerr.'d.. f .­ kidney tre/ubV ar.d ' u*ed r>." . .ill »urely do g'/cl aork. 1 r.ao ,*,t .-«•• M/vered from an attack *f grip hen my kidr.'-y* lc-gan to bo’E'-r rn*- ar.d my hack pained Inter, eely. Ileading an advertiaement of fivan's Kidr.ey pilla. f le-gan tc. take them I * u very much pleaw-d *"itn th* rts^lt* an*; arn f a d to give thi* *wlor*err.ent. Hasn't SufTi-red Since The alcive atatement v i s given May 21. ar.d or. March Iff. lO lf Mr*. M»-iach »aid: "I have had no need for fioan'a Kidney Piii* air.ee endorsing them in 1014. I think they are a aonderful remedy, for the gcc^l they did me ha» proven Ix'tir.r ” Price Ml- at all dealer* Don’t 'imply ark for a kidr.ey remedy get Doan's Pill* the arr.e that Mr* Meisrh had. Fcister-Mllhurn Co, Mfr*., Iluffalo, Ave. *y* 1 ’• P**k feaidene*. plisc. Srt i 3-2tc W A N T E D - OLD CLEAN RAGS. ASV KIND EX* v LPT OLD nOf KS. COATS, PANTS. OR BED SPREADS. AT TH E HERALD OFFICE. h olloa :r g Mr. i s d . J*dc One 2-kone disk for iale eheap J. W. Or teen, Altamonte Sprir.gj FU. 2eltO Wanted—Appreati trade. Woman or L Miami, Fla. CATES CRATE COM PANY, ia.e or e x e s a s g e —1 vault good ihape. 1 large Safe, 71 high, I small Safe. 3t inches 1 adding machine. Must s<H C Care of Herald. G2-tf. FO R R E N T O'lffll l Of cattle For R e n t - N e w l y furnished and For S a le -C a rlo a d of lightwood unfurnished rooms for rent. Apply fence posts, 7 feet Jong. Price U at French Shop. 307 E. First St. C oiler. 4-4tc ___________ 4-ltc LOST For Sale Two roll top desks ar.d office chairs . Sectional bookcase. fir Puieston. T' r Ruby plants L Co.. Hood—Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY M O B ILO ILS andG A SO L IN E A C C E S S O R IE S Cars Washed and Delivered—>Ye Will for and Deliver Your Car. PHONE NO. 41 — REMEMBER Lost or left on some job, jo in te r Sale -Several thousand each Kir.g ar.d Italian pepper for prompt delivery. Chase Phone 2<i. 4-1 tc For Sale JIG Bicycle, fine r o n d i- ' tion. Household furniture bought. t:> Dixie Furniture Co.. 321 Sanford' Ave. 4-Tte |E * s.'e A splendid Born Steel Range. t'**-d only t h r e e ’ Good for years. to 0.00. T. J Miller. Sanford. Fla. i 4-2tc F" r -SkI" Ful1 ^b.oded Duroc f"K». 16.0® apiece or 110 00 a pair. ■ ------------------------------Also 2 sow* ar.d registered hoar year NOTH E and half old for 20 <*-r.ts a pound. Not ice is hereby given t h a t tin- I. A R e r a u d , Sar.ford Height*, undersigned has been a p p o i n t ' d a d ­ mi nist ratri x of »r •• e s ta te of W I*. r or >uie, OueilM, r . a T<-n acre Aker*, d ec eas 'd, am] all heirs at law, legatee*, devisee* a* d creditor* and celery ..r.d l e t t .u e farm. Five acer* all | er*on» ha-.ir.g Haim* or d em an ds ti!•-»!. two tlowing will*, been farmed against *a!d es tate will present t h em »ix year*, large parking abed, and to t h e undersigned, dul y auth'-nti- five acre* hammock land, f* w- feet rafeil, wijhin t he t ime prescribed by from brick road, one mile t o town law. or t h e same will be forever a i d station*. Also large, new. *ix room b u n g a­ low. ar.d barn on corner plot 65x 175 pt. 6th. ID 10. main street, beautiful ( ha de, two CORA L E E AKERS. bio*!:* from Atlantic Coast und SenSanford, Fla boar*! stations, cheap for rush or *a*y term*. John S I ' r u i y . Owner, I* «). Box 51. West New York N f. Ladies9Ready-to-wear 4-ltp For Salt*- Eight ton* of hay in stuck. A. Corpuny near Moore'* Station or fleardull uvenue. 3-tfp For Sale We have a l o t /of very fine genuine Duroc .f*.rs«-y pigs at very r ' a s o na bl e p.ice, Mr*. En dor Curlett, (jeneva. .'l-tfc >1 M A C H IN E SHOP WORK For Sale Cheap- A good work mule. F.n<|iiire C E. Chorpening, Moore’* Station Store. 3-2tn For Sale—T*-n acre* good relery lurid five mile* from Sanford. Lot 61 Eureka Hammock Prire $100 per acre. Cash or terms. Write owner, Mr*. Pauline l.ahne, 1403 Axh A ve, Wichita, Kan*. 3-3tn CSKAU CUTTING AlITO WORK ACTKLYNK WELDING li: Int ( anyliiirtM in m a c h in i: SIIOl* WORK. o lobl tim e here*, yo w ork read y w h en prom ined. DUVAL IRON WORKS JACKSONVILLE, FLA . DAY ST BtTWfffi LAURA 0 HOGAN fO | Hr; C f*‘ S?J Dry Goods Friday and Saturday itove i s w h e r e w e le a d Chrintian Science *er'-ice» will lie held at the Woman'* Club, Oak avenue, between Third nnd Fourth atretir, on Sunday, morning ul 11 ill-lock. ,|H.tf THE rrench avenue. Six morn*, 3 clos­ et*, bath room, two porrhe*, con­ crete all around, pretty green lawn with attractive palmetto front, also ha* *ervant’» room, plunder room, guild guragv and n *ma!l packing idled, with office room in south end on the place. Can he bought for T H R E E THOUSAND DOLLARS CASH. The building* alone on this place runnot he duplicated fer !c: j Everyone Cordially Invited) The Yowell �tv— ■-.—i_. .. a& bm m am •f"jyr.?5*? *?:s m ts C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S m (WMBtegmug .» M 'T fSWSSf . fc*.-?.ac*V SEPTEMBER 19, i t 19 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO llllllll llll llll lll — mi mi mi nn nil nn nil nil nil A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD see her “ perfectly new" grandson. WEST GENEVA AVENUE The hot wavp is still with us and H erbert Hay Chapm an, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. McGaughcy retu rn ­ the night is coo! for rest. Mr. J R. Robinson ha« been or* ed Sunday from a motor trip to the sli 1c list this week with la grippe. 1 T a m p a and Clearwater. l e t t e r s have be >• : t . rived front It seems like everybody is h-vluf . Lonnie Hartley, saying he wa* hack lagrippe in the “ good old U. S. A." where Mr. Nicola has been suiTering with he hopes to remain the rest of hi.i rheumatism this week and has not days. been able to go about much. Miss Willie Lou McGnughcy gave Mrs. J. R. Robinson was a pleas* nnt caller at Mrs. Tom Tyner's on a marshmallow roast at the school OU SEE LOTS OF MOTORISTS changing from one make of (ires to house on Friday evening and in­ Tuesday. some other make, every time they need a new one they buy a different Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee and Mr. vited her many friends who enjoyed kind. They do this until they buy their first KELLY and after that its and Mrs. Jesse Lee called at Mrs. themselves as only young people K EL LY S every time. Ask the man who uses them and you will learn why can. J. E. Vaughn's Sumlay afternoon. it pays to use K E L L Y S instead of inferior tires. Mrs. L. T. H unt's little boy had Mrs. J. E. Vaughn is very busy the misfrtunc to fall and break his putting in her fall garden. We will, Dr. Stuart of Oviedo was be glad to see the time to have plenty arm. called to set the limb. of vegetables to cat instead of so J. E. Phipps was shopping in Or­ much old can stuff. Everybody is busy putting in cel­ lando on Tuesday. C. II Searcy's garage will soon be ery now and will soon be setting out completed. lettuce. Then there will be plenty Mr. anti Mrs. J. S. Itinkel spent for everybody to do. There is plenty for everybody to Sunday in Sanford, the guests of do if they will only try. Some Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hand. Mr. Rivers of Sanford was transpeople claim they can't get work, acing business in town on Monday. but some don't try T H E R E S A MAN A T T H E C U R B TO S E R V E YO U n Mi. uod Met. SaulsPurgh of Or­ lando were the guests of Mr. and LONG WOOD IMt K I PS Mrs. J. M. Waits on Sunday. J. T. MrGoughey will return to Mr. Stuart of Pittsburg, who re­ cently purchased the (.’aidwell prop­ Hollins College on Monday. erly has arrived with his family and The Longwood school opened last they are occupying their new home. week with :I5 pupils in attendance. Mrs. L. T. Hunt and twx» children Mr. Chaffer, principal ami Miss Lil­ of Ft. Lauderdale are visiting her lian Waits, assistant American agriculture is the e r a of and how about the beautiful women, Miss Olive Waits leaves for Or­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Allen. the farm tractor." j Mr. Cates? . Mrs. Massey of Maitland is the lando Sunday where she will attend Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roily Miss Florence May Ellison and Orlando High School. guest of Mr*. Mary Hardway. ■ i .1 returned from P .. , , ^ ...**• V I.', Mr. Carl Ilruton «■« ' P i Hog election on Tuesday, the Mr. Styles left a few days ago for . , RMiu, hie. T he nrme t* a daugh- !)‘ inK K0*1*-' a summer. tfUtitiut. f To I.* ®f.1To*i to lie, itinirbwm*”” V. '* * ^j* j.ff Mrs. cii„uiii.i> Florence Ellison. Jin,>Ls-1 a c k - ( at M r. r' and a n “ Mr*' MT*• JnmM Oglesby and and the Longwood majority mi>s tty will join him later on. so n ville, but formerly of Toronto. 1rh,Wren* Mrnml Mr»- C l w n r a >V COMPANY not to be. Miss E tta Hartley "i Groveland * 'a n . tor. attended the Methodist Geo. I.avine was shopping in Or­ Canada and is a pretty, attractive Conference at Lakeland. has been visiting her parents. Mr. young woman. Mr. Ilruton is a lando or. Saturday. and Mrs. L. J. Hartley. Mr. Palmer Webb, one of our grandson of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Word has been received of the Mrs. J. S. Dlnkel has returned most prominent young business men, Wynne, of Monroe and is a popular death of Mrs. Hettie Harrison who from Jacksonville where she went to who i« now fi,,’“ loved at Crescent young business man of Jacksonville. was called to the Gret Ileyond Sept. T h e youne couple mas-' their* ( '" F • p tn t Sunday at home with his 4th while at her home in 'V*»?h«r*r, •r many irienos? Tcr.r.. Mi« Karri-op i ? 1' T-Pint tht-!^,otr!" _ t Mr. Jordan and family of Georgia winters here for the past eight year. Miss Isabelle Raynor, daughter of have moved to Monroe and have She was a fine character and one Mr. W. A. Raynor of East Sanford who could well he called the “salt of an d Mr. William Rowe of this place rented the Ed. Potter place for th coming season. the e a rth ." Her family have our were married at the heme of the Mrs. Albert McGuire and little heartfelt sympathy. , bride Saturday. After the wedding 't girls of Palatka are visiting relatives th e bridal party wan entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Raynor, then left for here. LAKE M ON RO E Mr. Bartow Mann was in Jackson­ D aytona and Jacksonville to visit The low. busy hum of the tractor, relatives and friends. L'pcn their r<- ville Wednesday tin business. the new force in farming having at­ tu rn Mr. and Mrs. Rowe will live on Mr. and Mrs. Lee Keller of Knox­ tracted our attention the representa­ South First street, near Monroe, at ville have returned here to make Let the youn g folks dance tive of the Herald stepped over ini the groom's farm where he has just their home. Mrs. William Hawkins of Port the nearby fields to take a "siiuint" on vour floors, if th ey’re at the modern machine. The one in completed a pretty bungalow for his Orange is a guest of her son and bride. wife, Mr. and Mrs. AlCert Hawkins. the neighborhood is a Moline and is finished with A delightful entertainm ent was Miss Fay Mickey has returned to the property of Mr. J. W. Bell. The modern tractor is not a compli­ given Wednesday evening by Mr. Sanford after visiting friends Here. cated machine, its operatia is very and Mrs. A. E. Wynne in honor of simple. Any one that can operate Mr. Carl Ilruton and bride of Jack­ EAST SANFORD an automobile can manipulate a farm sonville who are visiting here. Games The wedding of Miss Isabelle Ray­ tructxr. T he engine is small hut and music were enjoyed and deli­ nor ami William Rowe took place nt For Floors rious refreshments served. Those COTTON* SEED MEAL powerful and has a great pulling the home of the bride's parents, Mr. CASTOR I’OMACE T h e delight of the dance fxrre, about CO horsepower. It present were the following: Mr. arul and Mrs. W, A. Raynor of Celery Mrs. Carl Bruton, Misses Fay Micke TANKAGE works with a steady, efficient power avenue at 10 o'clock Saturday, will he greater because of your ASHES and turns over the soil to a uniform Linda and Mary Miles, Grace and Sept. 1.'it li. Only the immediate floors, and the com plim entary depth. It usual,)' takes a man and Frances Hawkins, Bessie, Clara, Min­ Rev. George and Violet Sivagerty, Ario and family were present. LET L'S QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS remarks w ill more than repay' a team a whole day to plow one and nie Hyman performed the ceremony. ALL KINDS OF MATERIAL-WK WILL SAVE Rena Mann, Roberta and Josephine a half acres, but a trartxr can do the The happy couple left in their car at you for your forethought. YOU M 0 N E Y AND GIVE YOU work in from one to two hours. Wynne, Messrs. Charles Prestcr, once for a tour ol the East Coast. Carl Rabun, Roscoe Robinson, Wil­ — GOOD SERVICE — And by reason of its wide wheels a The bride's going away suit was T h en you w ill he pleased tractor can operate on land im­ liam Hawkins and Hugh Bruton, blue silk taffeta with hat and acces­ Mr. ami Mrs. J. H. Johnson, Mr. with rugs and a varnished possible to a horse. The horse's sories to match. They will be at floor as a change from carpet hoofs are small and sink into soft and Mrs. George Cene and children home after Oct. 1st at their home on Sanford, Florida ground, whereas the weight of a have returned from the mountains and m atting. W hen may w c tractor is distributed over a larger near Knoxville, where they spent the West First street. They have the hearty congratulations of a host of talk over the details w ith you? surface and a greater traction price summer. friends. secured. We are told that the trnrMr. K. J. Cates of Henderson, The tirst celery to be set in the tor is being utilized in performing Ky., arrived today to visit his field for the season of 1919-29 was LEE BROTHERS practically every kind of farm work. dakghti r, Mrs. Bartow Mann. Mr on the (JO acre Russell farm Monday, It supplies power to operate plows, Cates hails from the Blue Grass Sept. IGth. .108 K. First St, Sanford, Fla. Pepper and eggplant harrows, cultivators, threshing ma­ state of line whiskey, faRt horses and are to lie seen it) the fields. Lettuce chines, saw mills, etc. Indeed, it is beautiful women. It is obvious that seed beds are coming up. aptly said " th a t the latest and most old booze has sunk into oblivion, th Mr. and Mrs. Will Raynor and remarkable chapter in the history of | fast horses still survive, however, little «on are at home ufter two L weeks spent at Daytona Beach. Mrs. W. E. Prevalt is entertaining her little sister, Elethia Currie of New Smyrna. Am listing more each day and caring Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lucas and for various and sundry wants - just i little daughters have been attending a few samples below of what I the Seventh Day Adventist meetings I at Formosa during the past week. I H A V E. . J. F. McClelland, Elwood Iri,sh and T. B. Klnard drove to Enter; prize in the McClelland car Sunday to attend die M. E. quarterly con­ ference. * # Cecil Mooney arrived here last week from Richmond, Yn., to visit his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Williams of Mcllonviltc avenue, Cecil just recently returned from several months service in France. It will be remembered his brother John died of pneumonia Inst winter while In France. I Miss Edna Stiles h i m the West Side was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zernovean on Sunday. Mrs. W. W. Drcsaor has been a great sufferer for the la^t two weeks from a carbuncle on the upper lip and an abscess inside the same. Dr. Tolar in attendance. The Russell farming company re­ cently bought several acres of cleared and uncleared land of H. H. Chap(Cuntinocd on page 3) “The Real Tire” Wight i>.ft Comnav nfi li I IIllll III I fill Y S I till llll III! 1111 1111 * f s$ Agents., F o r International Harvester Co. Illll McCormick and Deering Mowing Mach­ ines, Hay R ak es and Harrows rV* Harrisons Vitrolac Varnish *« *i Fertilizer Materials OF CH ASE & CO M PAN Y Farms, Homes, Businesses 18 I j r i >*, | I L w * T H E M RESIDENCE 5 rooms, bath, splendid lo­ cation, lot 67 1-2x114 ft. - - $1,600.00 RESIDENCE—9 rooms, suitable for three small families and light house keeping. Good location. . $3,000.00 FARM—10 acres, 4 1-2 cleared, 11-2 tiled, 5 room house furnished, garage, etc., immediate possession $3,000.00 GROVE—7 acres, 8 room residence, good condition, 4 pecan trees, grapefruit, tang­ erines, guavas, very desirable, - $7,000.00 Fresh sh ip m en t of Nunnally’s [i Ui H A V E Candies just received, also famous . Log Cabin Roll Candy.' • Good line of stationery at ’‘B E T T S ” Watch the South East Corner of Page Two j i E. S P U R L IN G ml >! , ’ i ,03 ■ i 't- 't » i * t '. r , i. i \*.. • - ■ ■ �pmpi'f '• r;/- ; 1 : ■’} i >* vv./V '■ 'T.; ■ ? * , * •< » ''i *- 'Jf^i f L;*- trT’i^f* ■V^ " ,Tj AV ^ _t - -s-*gg \\f. *J **■v - 1■» . b g - k a * -/ «W. - %* .7, f * TwE 3 - ‘ S E P T E M B E R 19. 1919 Ud 11 r ■Sv^plWr'.si :*■■:•■■ v . - DeLatid where he will enter Stetson LAKE MARY ITEM S University. He was accompanied by Canelia Durant Is visiting lie* bis mother and H. II. McCall, Jr grandparents at Pierson. who returned at once by auto. Mr. Tuxworth arrived back last week from making Atlanta a visit. Park Winters of Waldo hns been Mr. and Mrs. Harola Hensrhen fj “pending several day., with the fam­ ily of W. E. Argo, leaving Wednes­ an«l Daisy and Mr. and Mrs. A. It. day for Stetson University, this be­ Hewitt and daughter, Eunice if ing his second year at that institu­ Oakland were lost Sund-.y vLitors at H. L>. D urantV home here. tion. Mrs. McWi.t r.' has a nice lot of The young people of Oviedo enjoy snap beans now ready for eating. a nmrsh mallow toast and peanut The Roy Oat It roast at Lake Charm T hursday even­ A hungry traveler put his head ing last. The moonlight on the lake out of a ear window ns his train had never been more beautiful and pulled up at a small station, und a crowd never in better spirits, ns said to a Imv: can be attested to by the residents •'Cl. "H ere, boy, t a l e this dime and of Lake Charm who were trying to sleep. The only thing that marred get me u sandwich, will you? And, the evening’s pleasure was the edcit by the way, here’s another dime. of the weal school hoard th a t pupils Get a sandwich for yourself, too." one French, one English and a small and teachers should leave by eleven * The boy, with evident satisfaction U. S. shell. T he large ones are started away and returned, muncho'clock. beautifully engraved to represent a „ . , ing a sandwich, juJt us the train wxt pair of beautiful brass •vases. It is I aimer Argo spent S a tu rd a y in O r - : s l„ rtinK olT „ c ran t(, tlu, trav,.It.r< needless to say they are very proud lundo, the guest of Miss Helen W h ite .; ,iandlMl him a dimc an(l Baid: of such fine relics and appreciate the Steen Nelson .spent two days la; **n,.,,.*„ y,,r (| inu. back. boss, thoughtfulness of a friend. week in Orlando. , They only had one sandwich left." Mrs, N. 11. Holt ad daughter The Youth’s Companion. Misses Louise and Elherta and littla The most v!tal question of the day GENEVA son. John Rush left Tuesday for iR the high c,. t of living and it may Miss Em m a Eichnor and Geo. Jacksonville and Montgomery after be that tin !• idcrs of the railwa Eichnor are visiting their sister. Mrs. a two weeks’ visit in Oviedo. brotherhood, v. II do a service to tl. Charles Bruntley at St. Augustine. P a lm c rV a i. Reuter of Jacksonville COu,llr>' •" l « W m lowering prices. From there they v.ill go to Balti­ which is n ba Ly neglected problem. | is visiting his sister, Mrs. W. E more to see their mother. for then* a . , s mte few articles now j Argo this week. Mr. and Mrs. Emlor Curlett mo­ that nr*- highci i .an they wen* du r­ 0 . P. Swope has returned front a tored to Orlando last Monday. ing any period of the war and still business trip to Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Alex Vaughan of going on up, and Mr. Stafford'.* Mr. and Mrs. L. 0 . White and letter in the Herald about rice rais­ Sanfotd spent last Sunday with Mr. son, Elton have returned to Oviedo ing makes it very plain th at there and Mrs. C. A. Haulerson. after an absence of several weeks are more ways than one to light the A “ Mothers' and T eachers'" in Jacksonville, Columbia, S. C. and high co. • of living, ns rice t,i not the meeting was organized last Friday Wilmington, N\ C. only article shipped in the state that evening for the benetllt of the school Mr. and Mrs. U. F. Wheeler and can be raised here and plenty of land children. Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb baby are expected home this week available and p!«r*y cf idh people was elected president and Miss ElizT h" you tig-gar. •V VowYi"lia ve people that ar** deliberately doing j ■M tJ .rt.organized a candy club which meets nothing and able to work. It mnk Miss E dna Geiger of Orlando on Saturday night. This past week but very little difference what kii *1 spent part of last week with home the meeting was held at the home of* of prices they have to pay and n folks. Mrs. It. W. Lawton. Chocolate fudge man that could get out and get a The young people gave a chicken and peanut brittle were the two job during the war, when it came pillau last Saturday night at Lake kinds of candy made. Music and dowrv to a case of work or light and Harney in honor of th “ latest re­ games were greatly enjoyed until 12 then march back home and tak e his turned soldiers from France, Donald o’clock. sunn* obi seat as soon as the r.r—.r- I Whitcomb and CHlIord Proctor. Mis.—s Mary and Mice Dmitrioi, Ut wu.. .«i,.i*eu is some kind of a M rs__ J lv . .v •. vc.~.>i i und little cnUriiiined several of their friends sorry piece of humanity to be pre­ Miss Pauline left last Monday for at six o'clock dinner Monday even­ tending to lill a man’s place and rais­ ing a family There is no excuse this Miami to visit D. W. Moran und ing. day and time for anyone not finding family. Merle Marshall is attending college Mrs. J. N. Prevutt and Miss at Maryville, Tenn., this year and a job of some kind, and when com­ Alexia Mees left laid Monday for writes that he is very much pleased pulsory schooling and cattle dipping laws were being passed there could Eau Gallic, Florida, where they will with the school. have been one more passed that visit Mrs. P rev n tt’s daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. 1. L. Cook spent would have been as much help to Eugene Mathews. Thursday afternoon in Oviedo. the country and put some of the Mrs. I,. E. Lundy anti baby all loafers to work t h a t 's doing nothing, OVIEDO spent a few days last week in Or­ (Continued on pngc iO) Edward Argo left this week for | lando and Oviedo. BANKER’S CHOICE at) 2S v r i . C ’A S I Z I N G A T IR E mean* saving the cxpvnie of a new on*- if thi* work is properly done. It will In* if the dam aged tire is sent here for treatm ent. There will be r,o over or under baking, just the proper amount. We have every fa­ cility for first class work and the •kill and experience to use It. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS i»i|flSIS*.UU Oak an .Ird St. Sanford, Florida COUNTY HAPPENINGS Continued from page 2) pell opposite the Bromley mill on C* ! ry a- r rue. C. K. Chorpenlng bought a new truck while in Jacksonville Inst week and nill have it arranged to carry the school children. ' Price & Coler are doing the work. lee Cameron has added u Ford tractor to his farming equipment. Mi. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth rertived three shells front Havre, France last week, two large ones, . ii'J'*— ,T -...^ ^.'-■V..- V, *,A'-'--I T H E S A N F O R D H E R A T .D W?'- ■ "V" Mfl m ■WE 5 c a package 5 during the war c a package before the war * * 5 c a package ¥ ,- NOW , " THE FLAVOR LASTS $0 DOES THE PRICE! -i " • 1 a* 1 I. ».* P :j ifm k II [ii 187 : I uf Herald Want Ads Will Brine Results 0202005301020102020000020200010102000053530000533231305302020100010000010102010002020153010000530100 m ,,U r NSHUN r ill Every day brings u s new shipments of new fa!! goods. We are showing now some of the very best and latest styles that have ever been shown in Sanford in clothqs for the Man. Ypung Man and Roy. We don’t care what your walk in life may be, we can clothe you and we guarantee you that we will give you the very best at the very lowest possible price. This is a broad statement, covers lots of territory, but never­ theless we guarantee you absolutely that you will not find a store either in this city or erewhe e that conducts their business on a closer margin of profit than we do. : : : : : : : : : : : : : I Society Brand W e believe all that is necessary is to m ention Society Brand. Every \ uung Man has heard of Society Brand and knows Society Brand to he the very best clothes made. If you have never had an opportunity to purchase Society Brand Clothes, d o n ’t miss this one, you c a n ’t go wrong. Clothes, for'Younger Men For the young man, Campus Togs arc ideals We ask you to ask the young men that have purchased and worn them. DUHBEUtUJLT CLOTHES FOR HOYS The very best boy? clothing in America, each nml every Hiiit carrying with ii a six months guarantee together with a gilt for the boy. While getting that boy ready for school, you will miss a good one if fail to look this line over. good as the very best they have price of Campus I he Tog Clothes T H E JE FF E R S O N AN'Il II iTfi* *•*•11* »h j»* •uirnrhiin. iutlarrltr J, m arc not the highest, but the qual- ^hlpmrnt pf the »rf> liinl, ity ranks with M the \ highest. 1 :T-jZ ~ ^ m1V1 , . ii If they don't tell you they are as worn, we miss our guess. i* M, Han't *il! until lhr> arc ail !oum .SOW , ' J mm i; Hij We Have the Real floods for the Older Man, Class and Snap for the Younger Man, (•uarnnteed Clothes for the Roy. L’< '• �PAGE TIIE SANFORD HERALD D ill Weather and Crop Condition* in Florida Tem perature.—Tem peratures \yere mostly moderate during the week. Precipitation.—T he rainfall was Centrally less than usual, except in tiie lower part of Monroe eounty. where it was much above the nor­ , mal, owing to the tropical storm dur­ ing tiie early part of tin* week. The excess at that station was 11.51 aula, ihe rainfall was heaviest over northeastern uriiona. The week’s total at a number of stations was [ only a few hundredths of an inch; and a considerable area in tiie west­ ern division received no rain during the week. A L K nbout sm okes, Prince Albert > geared to a joyhandout standard that just lavishes sm okchappiness on every m an gam e enough to m ake a bf*e line for a tidy red tin and a jim m y pipe— old or n ew ! Get it straight that w h at y o u ’ve hankered for in pe or cigurette m akin’i akin’s sm okes y o u ’ll find aplenty pipe in P. A. T h a t ’s b eca u se P . A . h a s *he q u a lity ! You can't any. more m ake Prince Albert bite your tongue or parch your throat than you can m ake a horse drink w h en he's off the w ater 1 Bite and parch are cut out by our exclusive patented process 1 You just lay back like a regular fellow and puff to beat Me cards at .'* '.'V* \ .To'oi11hi 11 you uiuu t nail a section in the P . A. sm okepasture longer than you care tc rem em ber b a c k ! B a y P rinc e A l b e r t e v e r y w h e r e tid y re d t i m , h a n d s o m e p o u n d — th a t clever, p r a c t i c a l p o u n d m o itlc n cr tap th a t keep s the to b a c c o t’i sold. T o p p y r e d h n g i, on</ h a l f p o u n d fin h u m id o rs — a n d Condition of Crops.—The moder­ ately high tcm peratkre amtegeneraily fair weather in much of the cotton counties stimulated the opening i f cotton, and . picking progressed very, well: in fart, the bulk nf the cotton crop has been picked, or will he du r­ ing the current week In some local­ ities where short staple cotton is grown. The weather was, also, favorable fur harvesting of corn and nay, and that work was pushed for­ ward. although there is much hay t > be s a v 'd Tiie weather was a little too dr,, in some localities f . i *ne although, as a rule, th e crop is most­ ly fair to good. Sweet potatoes fpmti. g >c:S prog,-,»», i-nmc peanut s were harvested, and tiie yield i* . unite good. e\ opt un low lands, which wen too wet during much of the growing season. Velvet beans are promi e , some are being dam ­ aged by worms. Citrus fruits are generally good, and report i itidlcnt* rapid maturing of grapefruit. Some damage befell groves in the o x tr u r south, incident to the passing of the t roni .it ~t • 'n t o ' v.. j dm rly part **f i* 'j v > ke-rk'-** out, and rti Ur*’ plant.' ,tle 4H**l*SI iietiviltes are incr»a*in t nil and southern d i i B E S T m a t e r i a ls , carefu l m a n u f a c t u r i n g , rm.l s t r ic t i m p c c l i o n m a k e K o k o m o ti r e s w h a t t h e y n r c —L o n g l.ifc tire s. T h e first p n e u m a t i c n u to m o b il e ti r e s m a d e w ere K o k o m o tires. H a c k e d liy 5,000 m ile g u a r ­ a n te e . T h e y s t a n d u p , g r i p t h e r o a d . B u y a s e t fo r y o u r c a r. T h e y wilt s a tis f y y o u . G -L /hc, TIRES AND TUBES B. & 0. MOTOR CO M P A N Y ______ SPRINGS THOMAS t). IIAKhit. I'h. H. l* f |ta lr l.ab orilo ri of Jtoltln* C u l l r n Winter Park, I'la., N o ,. 3lli, ISIS Mr. T . O. C h a d -a Sinful,I. I la., I l r . r Sir* I h i . r ru m p lrln l ra r rtu l r h r m l r a l i m l p i i uf the »atapti> ,f walcr ij,j i jo u b o u g h t m r r a r tj I n i a r r l , anait b a t e obtained iht> fulloalng rraulla: *'*»l«r ...... ...... C l r i r Itrarlluri Neutral Ir e * . A.nmonU . -* 00 p a i l . per million Albuminoid Ammonia______________T r a r e e n jo y lit** a ; long 33 H i !i»t*. Sincerely, John M. Cheney. Chlorine 1.73 Daria To tal-olid . * <>0 , - r t . llnr-lnraa ,33.01 part. K l l r i l H w « n ____ __________ per million ¥ V i million p«*» million ___ ..Ttatp I h r a l n r r ' r (.farllrolli of t i r r u n J at bum I:io lit ammonia in lhl> l l . t i r anil ilk trf> umall am,* mil of rhlofinr I n i tl ra lr . h a ■••rcllrnl q a>lll|S fiir liou.rholti purpit*,*.. in addition to th e snail qual'ly cbararlellullt* nf . r j r r l o r htutrhnlcl l a l i r . li p»«,e>>e. operlal fralurra nf much ta lu c , c - p r , 1*11, Ihuac of e tr rlle n l natural a rtallo n and LOW t l r ^ i r . t>f hardnea*. I lie t*irli i|ali<{lcal mikl>«la, r r . u l l l n c In an a i v r a f e total .count, In four i a m t i l r . nf ih r »a<rf. of 3 harlcrla per coal.: an'l In finding mi colon, nr u lh rt barinfn! b a d e ,I* . full) rnnllrm lit f »uij t,u.*lll, indicated lij Iho 111 II.MICA I anal; •!•. Of Ih r n « n i n i t e r , nf I til. anil o th er r r tlu n n ih.il I ha*e a n a l, r e d . I b ate fount] n n n r oupi rt »r In all gnud qual'llrk to that of Ihr " g l d e r IVa It r . " Vol r . %rry rr« prrifu llj . (S lsn r li T H U S . If. II IK C lt T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor tki . ci ' i i o m : 3 ii. a I I I I1A I l k a v i :. • S A N t O l t l ) , I I. IIIUIM ROLLINS COLLEGE i lesluent Fhi.idu Intel - Leiioinin.itionnl AIM To provide « til era! education, a generous culture, a t* gh tra in ir r if t l" physical, intellectual and spirit­ ual nature. C IT E R S Four-year e . irse leading t<> A. l!. degree, l're-prof<*s.igrii m m * Medicine, Engineering, .. .tiii'ii ..» d /mpi i)i <- ------------. .U»•»;< , iWlfll) l.ei.M • I’ l*J-"0 iiieiudes a large numtier tists find prnftskionul men of nu- dii.n (<*r ten ra’ings. Strong '• ‘•• • I'.t • E.\>.iriais muderute. T hirty- Fifth F r ear September. 1It 11*. ;!< 1 and otI, THE .NECRL I'.vRY HOI.LiNS COLLEGE Winter !*.irk. Flotidn" S e r v ic e ! C e r t a i n - t c c d m eans service in the broadest sense. Mere is a roofinc that is ideally adaptable to every type of building in the city, town and country. Here is a roofing that gives not only the most complete weather protection year after year, but that is a protection against eparks and embers. Here is a roofing that costs less to buy, to lay and to maintain than any other type of roof. Here is a roofing that can be quick­ ly laid by anyone who will follow the simple directions that come with the roll. Here :s a roofing jiiat is absolutely guaranteed 5, 10 or IS years. * And speaking about houses n minds me that other place* are build­ ing houses and Sanford can build them also, All we need here is a concerted c [Tort on t he part of the men with m ote'/ to build. They can build now uml increase our pop­ ulation in the next live months by many families. Arc wo to grow or iiia’I vvv stand ntill.’ • My old friend. Judge Cheney of Orlando noting the little sipiili nnent id* attending the bull game up here says: A marked copy of the H e r a l d of last Friday is at hand and the_ little jolly for me is noted. It was so nice of you that I can’t help sending a note expressing my appreciation. Of course you cannot fool* me or anyone about the "great" Mud but I liked it all the same and*tiie story w u radiant of good friendship and expressed the one thing th a t makes life worth living—friendship. I can think of no retort so good as the one the darkey made who hud just been cussed out to the limit by another who was his superior in tiie use of violent language, "All detn tings you say 1 is you is." Here’s hoping that both of us will WATER i’ro fr,.lu n» l »f Natural .,( | rncr A n a l . . ! , . I rmt C a n . u l l l s a C h r m l. t II... tTaildn I'.m riiiu.. i l n l l l n . rol>e*», c r y s ta l s l a t s h u m id o r a i t h sponge to b a c c o in su c h p e r f e c t condition. White Gridiron Tread Gray Side Walls SANFORD, FLORIDA ELDER V. *• ley llrolherhoml Mee*ii> Wesley Itrml riiood C!:!*' m at M. E. ehurch Sumla; m i f ! ’!?, i.ill i>** led t»y our »*rot'i« repjniMtnttr R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem^ N. C. K. J. luiL!.J,Tvt>!tciiCa, F. r . Forster, president F*r*-i tio'ial Hank. Hally Wesleyan t.< We marvel th at such foolish things V. nut did lie leave?" will have a splenili«i lesson. "11 twelve children." you’d lo Ed. Putnam, And that reminds in- that people To please the customer and get ... i,.,' ue<|uaitiluinc ar ■ ; t . i ! . n g up Ids biz. Secretary, BUDGET OF O P I N I O N -JU S T BETWEEN YOU AND M E" Kut when it cornea our turn, wo ta t w .I 'h every d a * , they ju*t live to I pil- ii, tiimiev, the; -oiler, starve • it tip, EVEN THE GATE POST rt.ri ., r m p and deny themselves a Our egotism helping us to feel NOT IN IT t *|.*« «-nt >iv i.|; t*» make more money T h a t tli'*" you "do p ed " the other land '.ft the', h n a w when it conus fellow’s c u p —A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes and Faith, "Hi*ll Print W — Your lieart of liearts was in our ire* tin,* to di" they c.innol carry So Sa>s Saunicrcr. . this m om y with lit m, Why don’t lilt!** spiel. they get wise H> t hotnselves and jo.n We Ali Like Jolly in ; Kid me* along! I'll stand n lot of in the nrflny good movements t<i Imnk 1make Sanford a real city. Place son • Kid mr along! Fll rec ignife tlu* bunk If only I am told the tlrir.vi I like. | of their money where it will do them seBut it will plenu' me last!;*, jus*, Ive* .mil "tin r pexi.lt* a vast amount of I have no duubt un tiie same. good wiiile tney are living. What skunk Few patruns have the e \ • rlitsting did in* . *:i* •*. tiiey a'.k after a man is NVouM tliink hlmscU a ; ’> id i; spunk g' i.. . lie left everything, lie could some "kii.e" To ra*l the *”,-r •'"in* a* 'its **i * t ot take it with him. Should tell him so when angling for game. his trade. Down in our hearts wi* customer* That is the sort of thing i.l! crea­ * lint**.-* somebody here break* believe tures love. There mnytie ju • u ehp.n<e I tint it loose in the next lew weeks and We humans, in particular, are so build** some Imus *s this tight little is t rue — made Those fluttering v ir<is from y< u . t city of Sanford will not gain any Thut tiittery it- C e !ontl *sl thing additional population. There are wo rect.ve May emanate from out t ‘.u* iiej. people wanting to move hero, dozens f’triekl, ,|.t f;!,li',:*.r-. H oary Clul* of of families here every day wanting of you. llnltim ort. Md liouies. We have few hotisei to relit ami will not have any un'ess some­ course, v.i o c body huiids them. We yell about too. high taxe* when every * -nslide man We understand it then f* i wto know* that it ms! • io much to oper­ is. ate this city and will continue to cost ju t so much uml r any kind of govern i nt that we may have. The only way to reduce taxis i.t to get more people in lo re to make more inmiey. own mure property and then help it- to pay tax* * and help to rudttce them for the same old budget of tax*** will lie heaped upon the same old tax payers year after year J. I». STEWART. I W . SEPTEMBER 19, 1919 Crrtair.-ttrJ is made in rolls, both smooth and rough surfaced (red or green)—airo in haadtome red or green aiphilt shingles for residences. Certain-letJ ij extra q u a lity —the mine meini rrrfamty of quality and sat isfaction guiran/rrJ. It you to get Cetijin-ttrJ— most deaien teII it. •Ask for CtrtasM’Utd and be nac to it. Crruin-tnd Pcirjj anJ ram isht are the highest quality. They will give the belt paint satiifactioo. Certain-teed Products Corporation Offices and Warehouses in l'rln d p a l CJdea •w. ITT■ T> >IK! . For Sale by HilljLumber Company Wight Grocery Company _ �T.'i * ‘ '• " • • Tv • ' ■'• • *<T - vT? | g f f f ;; V ' I v ■ >. I nEPTKMHEK 19. >919 THE SANFORD REHALD i'AGE FIVE YES, “A Feed For Every Need.” ■ Phone 181 Groceries, - Black Strap Molluscs in bulk, - Lime in barrels, - Blue Slone, - Sprays, - Hardwood Ashes, - Armours Fertilizers. See ns for Carload Crate Material. Agent for Dayton Airless Tires, thats what you need. * / for less than you can buy it for elsewhere ball games for the week lj,,\ SCOIIUS OF ALL GAMES PLAYED l!Y SANFORD TEAM \\V hear ii lot iilimit the dl(Toront vnir'i! teams in the Floridp league ,, [he s,.,,ind scries but the whole “ulj, "1 :h*1 matter is th a t at present ; . anybody's Kamo and the team ,‘im plays <*ll the post series with Sanford ran not lie picked at this tin*. Ti er.- has also been talk of 'lr.lof'l and Orlando wanting to ...ries ho badly th a t San* play "t .. lit haw. Oilainio win. |i)IU *» ■* " thinks this is true they If ani'"!* hut t witness the names liefciv* .* and Orlando nnd if l«trr. .'■a'd-r*! jvt , ,, disposition on tli«* part t> : layers to give unything tJ (i: it is not plain to the u vt j .,. The Ritntey these two just as full of t tie old trams p ■i'* d veil ess as in the ate palmy days of loan ago when it took ten police* men to preserve order and Sanford is not handing anything to anybody. If Orlando wins the sec­ ond series it will be because Orlando has the best team in the league and for no other reason. As far as San­ ford is concerned there are no favor­ ites and Sanford is playing the game and we can say the same thing about Orlando. At the very close of the Thompson to Stewart to Danville, lohnson to Thompson, Leach to Phelan to Ollermnn: lime of game, 1:55; umpires, Blackburn and Lu­ zon: attendance dl l. Second game: .Sanford — AD r> *% il 1*0 A E Stewart, 2i> 4 I 1 3 -ll n Chapman, e 5 ft II 1 3 o Johnson, cf :: ft d 1 ti Crow, lib ;i ft 1 l) •I 4 ft «| *1 0 Walker, If Thompson, ss ;i 1 1 1 4 ILinvilli', li, 4 (1 i 14 ft Charles, rf 4 1 1 ft ft Drayton, p 1 1 «J 1 :i llrndcntiiw a Elliott. 2 i> Alliattesc. lb Rood, ss White, cf Hunter. If Lnricy, p Goodwin, ss Drake, rf A rigid, c V* t tils THE BIG FEED HOUSE CATES CRATE COM PANY, A ll 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 30 R II 1) U 1 II 1 0 ft 0 ft ft 1 u U II (I ft II 0 ft I’D A E ■» 1 1 3 3 3 1) ft 1 ft I I '» *1 1 ft ft ii Hill H a rd w a w e Co. •» STANDS FOR 3 4 o (1 II *1 ft 3 III 1 1 SERVICE, QUALITY, AND PRICE li S o r e by innings: Sole Agents for Sanford ..... .. 000 111 000 d Clark s Cut away and Leveling Marrov, Mradetitown non odd lain o P.uinniiu\ . Lett on liases, Sanford 7, llradeotowo 3; two base hits. Totals It 4 12 23 14 Walker, l.ariey: lir*t base on balls, Barlow 1'till Line of Planet Jrs.’ and McW horter Fer­ AD R II I'D A oil l.ariey 1: struck out, by Alexan­ right in their own town and if we l 0 i» •1 1 Tyson, cf der S, Lari '." •> stolen has.-*, fh u p wanted anything we had to play for tilizer Distributors. 4 1 II •1 1 Leach, ss man Joltnsiin, Stewart, ('row: passed it. The great American game is 1 •i I'hchtti. 2b * :i *, ball. Angel: time. ■Ji'Hl; umpire. square nnd is being played square J .)0 t Isborti, If l 0 it 3 o Knowtlon: attendant down in this good little league among 4 ii ft 1 ft llunti r. Jb Second gain": the orange trees. There is not a 1 l :l fi 1 (>lh rttiali, 1b All I It !'(i Sanford i team in the league that is willing to 1 ft 1 1 ft Slew a rt. *.’P d McIntosh, rf : t I (give anything away and there is nut :i ft it *1 a d Wulton, c d i. I Chapman. • I a team president or a director in the *1 1 1 0 I Wolf, p loin, ««m, <f t i d It * it il j league that is actuated by any dctl (Low. .ii, 1 o i n Curt ./ww •<»—**(,e.i winning tin pennant o ll 1 (‘r e « . :!!• f AM There will be only one team that •1* t| i I’.u uis J t <i n I o Walker it will win it and there will lie only one I t I o Thomas -■'i S on b,. Inning:: team that will play oil the post sea­ U I 0 Child*, ii mil 2'M D O I son series with-Sanford. Whatever j Siiiiforil 0 Ii o J'Jll 000 (I | HI Ban iile, . P Harlow team that mas be the Sanford h o y s 1 0 II I. ft on basgs. Sanford Watt . p In Her M ullicr’s H o m e , S a y s T hin are not sullicieut piopjiels at tills; !0,Sninmary: Hurt t * !’» 1 ..•< in,.*, i'lieian. Georgia L ady, R e g a rd in g B lack - time to say and furtLcmor** Wi are noo ineparcd to handle your Feed orders. Tot al> d o . <tiler mat: d; home runs. DrayR e!:cf F re n i Ileail* line not worrying about 't. Sat ford J bits iioimrioiiied, oil Wolf !• ill i , i adciilow n Alt I'D No order too large. Iv ' ' o, • ad m .. i . and tie’itj :hc, .M alaria, C h ills, E tc . six, otr Curtis’ II in two; lirst base on Elliott. -Jb I d there will be no post season games bulls, oil Wolf I, Drayton I: strode AIIuliu lb nir.i On.— Mrs. Chita. Gaston, but at that there is no holding back out by Wolf 1: sacrifice hits, Stewart, Hood, I d d d cf ill •! . writes: *T am n user on their i arts and every team ii the Johnson, Thompson, Oslmm it, Mc­ U h l t e . cf II u • tITI.il:" . Iilnck-Dmught; In fact, league is play in' first e'tis. null and 0 0 II Utile Intosh 2; stolen bases Stewart II, . rf 1: was duo of our family medicines. will continue to do so to m e end of 0 II I Johnson, Thompson; double plays. l.ariey :ib a:*3 1q i y molhor’a home, when I vis a ridel When nny of its child* the chapter. Drayton to Danville, Chap man to Crondwin, ss |0 0 d Hoinw is the schedule of games for m i : 1 of* headache, usually II 0 Danville: time of game 1:55; um- Allgel. e i : .1 ! ■ i ■ tlpatlon, tiho nave uo the week: Young, j (I II t>ire-, DlUckburti and l.flrnn; a tte n d ­ r, J " i I L-Draught. which would ance dl s. : ctlfy tho trouble. Often In the | Sanford and Bartow Spill ^ <Ask Our Customersi 5 tl:r, we • ihl have malaria nml Total: .... *J!» ti II HI III 5 Bartow. Sept. I — iSpecbtD Sitn.'lea of this hind, wo / Score by innings: Barlow Wallops Sanford J . \V. Itnolh IMtONE l(i(i ItllplT took the lirst game <d the [•Drought pretty regHarlow. Sept, Id. -Sanford r<- Sanford , I oil Olio o i tthe liver acted well, nnd double header here, 5 to II. and drop­ *( v I . n ho up and /Around ped the second. 5 to I Stewart dis­ reived a drubbing here this after­ liraiienlown IMI'J Hilo 'J '• l| ild not ho without ll, noon to the tune of (i to 0. I'liie, Summary: Left on bases, Sanford ::ly has caved ua lots of tinguished himself by hitting safely J was seldom in danger, while a total 5, Dradentown 7 : tw o base hits, llllii t o r i II Just iv do.so of Black- three time:, while Johnson and Ollernut co well aavea n umii duplicated his performance in of two doubles and nine singles was •«11 2 ; three base hit", Albiutesse; amassed oil Register's delivery. T y ­ struck out by W atts ii. by Young ‘2 ; let of da; s In bed.'* « •TL"!: - y Dlniii-Dnuight lias been the second g a m e , Drayton secured son, with a double and two -angles stolen bases, Stewa.'t J. Chapman J, Is u.*o : t r m y years In tho treat* a home run. The scores: S C R ITIC A L iriG PE C T IO N ?* each led the attack. Score: Johnson. White 2 ; wild pitches, twtt of st . teh, liver nnd bowel XJt First game: K Young l: sacrifice bits, Chapman; M AD R Ii PO trc-iL. m . t ho popularity which It Sanford is what we court, because AD R 11 I’d A c. Sanford — M t- -‘ i:. I proof of Ita merit. II 1passed ball. Chapm an: lime, 1.40; »e ilo not fear I hut jmi 4 n I 1 Stewart. ‘ J b 4 J II 5 3 5 Stewart. 2b If your I v r Is not doing its duty, will have any fault lo 0 o ♦! o j umpire. Know Ron. d Chapman, c t ft It r> II fs: will Miffit fn)tn such disagree* Chapman, t Iinil with your 0j 1 d ii Johnson, cf (L!: rymp: mis nr headache, bilious- Johnson, cf 3 0 ft 3 0 ft p Sanford Wins Tuesday v I 4 0 C«5. constipation, Indigestion, etc., ft (1 1 3 ft Crow, db Laundry Work *1 J I radon town, Sept. DS.— Drake isl uni' ■F'mu'thlnB Is done, uerloua Crow, 3i> 0 0 4 1 1 *1 ft V0 Walker. If Walker, If troiUe in.-,v r. -nit. could not locate the piate today and 4 I 0 ss Tbrdford s Black-Draught has been Thompson, ss 3 1 1 II 5 1 Thompson, ss If plural! in our cure. Our 0 0 Sanford worked out a victory in the 11 4 Danville. Il> fessd a valuable remedy for these Uanville, 1!> long ovperlcnce In (lie 3 1 1 1! 1) 1) (I tirst inning. Hrndentrwvn loaded the d 0 1 Childs, rf troubles. It la purely vegetable, nnd business, anil our kn »wI4 1) •1 1 ft 1) Charles, rf bases on two hits and a walk and no (l II ' r. prompt nnd nntnrnl way, edge of what the people 6 4 Register, p 1 ft 0 <1 l II fVihti; 'hi* liver to Its proper Watt p otic <>utout. while the fourth man tl expect nt a Laundry, en­ leanslng the tiowels of ables us to do work that lined a "cannon ball” to Crow, who II i dd Totals try It. Insist on Tiled* Is satisfying. A trial or­ 31 5 10 27 2 1 Totals was playing very close to third base '■•* !.:•] and genuine. E 7fl der will convince you of i: PO AD R All R II PO A .K Hat low and lie stepped on the base and Harlow — the truthfulness of this 0 0 5 1 Tyson, cf 4 ft II 1 1 1 dukhlcd Elliott. advertisement. Tyson, cf 1 1 4 3 I II 1 3 0 Grey, ss l.each. ss *1 •I ll •1 li 01 StAwurt, 2h ------- . 3 1 i ii •I (I Phelan, lib il ll <i 4 II 0 4 0 (1 li 5 ft i’lieian, 21) 4 ft 3 4 ft 0 ! Chapm an.......... .. Osborne, If , f . ,*/• \ y ijijj 4 1 •i 3 ft ft Osborn, If » 1 0 y 1 II 0 1) I 1 2 W att:, cf 4 Hunter, db i $ V -I. •» 0 •1 1) 3 1 ft Hunter, 3b 0 o 1 II 0 - 7v ■, u vrr 3 ft 1 Hi 1 0 Johnson, cf • 3 ft ft 111 ft II Ollerman, lb Ollermatl, lb II 2 •» 3 0 ■S fi Crow. 3b L K K S Iim U J , F L O R ID A £* 4 0 1 1 n 0 McIntosh, rf ♦ 1 * 1 ) 0 ft 0 1 McIntosh, rf . P 1 ■) o ft 0 3 0 ll b *1 ft- Walker. If Walton, o * 1 ;S Robert Glenn Igmi, Sanford, Agt. : Plume 2‘Ji) ^ 1 3 ft 1 S Walton, e 3 il 1 .1 3 ii ft Thom, son, 4 ft (1 1 •1 (I II ll •1 II Vine, p Henry, p l n t II ft o . i, _« Chihi . rf o w W M W M W .W * -.W W W W ? R W W * W A V (Continued on Rage <S> n ;i Tl Ii I 1 * Totals .2!» •1 5 27 Hi *» Totals S"«rc by inning* Score by Innings: Sanford ....... OOit 000 0(111—» 12 n mil Dm •"> Sanford y Bartow ’ 103 000 20* 6 100 OOP 100 2 Harlow Now Bendy Summary: Left oTi bases, Sanford Summary: Left on base . Sanford,tl 7, Bartow 7; two. base hits, Tyson, ' Ibnl Help to the I armor. Largest and Bartow 5: t\vn base hits, Osborne: (i-horne: lirst base on balls, olT Vine 1*ldi m Seed Mouse in lirst linse on balls, oil Watts .1, oil 1. the State. Henry 4; struck out, by U'utts I, by Martin’s Ily-Test 1*_f_ ir. 2. aarrificp ’ ’tw. V.V-er. Osborne; first base on balls, olT Vine '“ceils Insures Good I, nlT Register I: struck out by Vine Thompson, Ollerman; sacrilim Crops. I; sacrifice hits. Chapman, Grey; % Inb.tmon: stolen bases, Stewart 2, REAL ESTA TE stolen bases, Chapman, Crow, Grey, E. A. Marl in Seed Co. Hut ter; wib! pitches, Henry: br.lt.’r Osborne, Mclntyah, Hunter; passed Jarksoinille, Fla. hit, 11.Miry by Witten: double pin s. balls, none: wild pitch, none: double ✓* plays, I’lieian to Ollerman. Time of game, DUO. Umpire, Blackburn. Attendance 315. L , ......... • m |> . m i w / i ; ii? ' •• Hardware. Co. A MEDICINE West. Side Cash Grocery ii PH Green Cross Sweet Feed • Larro aiul Butler Fat Dairy Feed Ilcekcrs Sliorts and Bran .Faultless Scratch Feed Dl tl Grocery W i • W s * yV-Vw i i g -A si V W if A « i a tV vim ti J »l » vj o ia? I I Dixie Steam Laundry ji I!)l!) ■ i Fall Seed Catalogue to A. P. Florida Safe & Lock Co. • Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes, Safety Deposit Boxes. I*roiJi|)i Delivery Box UNIVERSITY of 81, Lakeland, Florida A STANDAKD UNIVERSITY t'O I’UNKS In Ulicrnt ArU nnd Hrl/nrc*: U « 1 A (ilfu lm rr: I :d Ufallen: gnflnertln* (Chrmlml. U i l l , n crlilcn l, M*fhnnlr*P. Pirmrillrnl t’nur»r» nnd flr»du*l» Nludlr-i Unit*T,ltir K ilr n i lo r . A T T K N D A M T . : I'TBin 51 Mofldn counilc* and 21 nUIr*. I ) M •ludsnin l»»i»*ll«i ffUST ■umnu r uluoh. hr Ihc War tlrjuitmcn l onr of the I n r l i a • • O U m N t l l lW Il K I) r-O I.I.BfiESIn the Unllrd Stair*. E X P E N S E S L O W , N r U w « W n hr*ln« Srptrm . brt 22nd. Write for Ca Ulof and Kooh of Air'*a FLORIDA A- a . MUBPHREE, LL.D., Pres. Gainesville, Florida Sanfurtl Wins nnd Ties S Driidentown. Sejd. 15—Special Bnolentown could not hit Alexander when hits meant runs nnd lost the iTrst game to Sanfard, !1 to 0, Errors In the second game the head of tin* Brndentown hatting order fotthd Watts and tied the game up in the seventh. With two on nnd two net it rained and the game was over. F.lliott looked good on second base. Scores: First game— S ores: AB Hanford — Stewart, 2 b ...... i,„ 4 .... 3 Chapman, e Johnstftt, cf........ - 4 Crow, 31) ........... .... 3 3 Walker, If 3 Thompson, ss 4 Childs, rf .. ... Danville, lh ... 4 4 Alexander, p .. . -4 U H PO A V 1 0 0 0 * 1 III l 0 1 1 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 ft 0 0 0 o 12 0 0 0 I 4 0 0 1 0 1 l) LIST Y O U R P R O P E R T Y AND WE CAN S E L L IT. City. Property and Farms are Going at Reasonable Prices Insure i Your Home — Your Auto - Tornado - Liability Property Damage ( • II 0 0 o 0 ft 0 4 0 0 0 5 27 10 0 Agent Drew Development Co. - Formerly Holden Real Estate Go. City Lots in All Pafts of City Celery Lands in M. M. Smith’s Sub Division — — _ — •-- — Totals.. .............. 32 3 a m *i'ujC •! u i �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX SEPTEMBER 19, 1919 x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx BOARD OF COM­ MISSIONERS MEET SAND YOUR TRACK THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLES BAN SANFORD, FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS A N N O U N C E i\l E N T I have opened a meat* market at 402 Sanford Avenue and will carry a full line of Florida and Western meats at all times. \ \ •. Will lie glad to have the orders of the meat buy­ ers of the city. Best of ’ meats and service and prices alw a y s right. P U R E FOOD M A R K E T What is Wise Spending? * xxxxxxscxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ger anil tildeth himself in this case means getting behind a good Florida fa r m —now.—T a m p a Tribune. S t H. J. HOLLY, Editor (Juitoright and you don't need to W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager wait for the thousand dollar an acre land, it tins been that price in this Published Every Friday by (Continued from Page 1) section for many years and we^ doubt with money and you will not slip to Poverty. AND ALSO Grit is if you could b u y many improved is instructed to advertise for hid* for to be used under the driving wheels and not in the gears. Like­ farms around Sanford for anything the clearing and filling on the road H i in s r m in o s phut , in advance: like one thousand an acre. from Geneva to Bridgend, plana and ONE Vr.AH----------------------------------»- 00 wise determination Ho HAVE brings you regularly to our Bank. Get nix MONTHS ------------------------ I-00 rperificutions to- bp had at the THREE MONTHS. --------- -------------- - •*' NEED O F HOUSES the Habit, SAVE. clerk’s office after Sept. 20th, 1919. There is a need of houies in this Motion of G. P. Swope, seconded U b I , ( n J * . SrrnnH.f M ill M i l l r f A u f a i l Sind ItOH, at lh.- P w lrfllf* *1 ri»rfwd. florid! city, homes, budgalows, cottages, by L. P. Hagan, and carried, En­ t ’ndrr Art uf M irth Ird, l l i l CAPITAL $30,000.00 apartm ent houses, any place where gineer Fred T. Williams is instructed SURPLUS $15,000.00 Trlrphona No, 141 people may stay and this need is so Offltr: l l r r i l d llulldlaf to go over the Geneva a^id Bridgend greut that many of our citizens arc road wit It Commissioner B. IL Kil‘ 1_ . . »» _ • We print the following from th e easting about for some means to re* bee, and prepare plans and specifica­ Eustis Lake Region in the interest of lieve the situation. Houses must be tions, same to be ready by Sept. common sense here as well as in built if Sanford would grow and ex­ 20th, 1919. tVANTVnURBUSIHtSL other places: "Let us again predict pand into the city that we would Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded that the llugrunt disregard for fast like to make it. Sanford cannot by O. P. Sv. ope and carried, clerk is driving on the streets of Eustis will grow unless there are houses here in tr u d e d to return to W. L. Slayton R. R. DEAS, If. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND C. D. COUCH l‘r..l.i.o I eventually result in the death of I sulliricnt to accommodate thp new A Company, their certified check for Cl ■hi*r Alt’l CllhUl some innocent person, or a horrible people who wish to locate here and tiie sum of $-1500.00. collision is likely to occur at inter* become residents. Sanford men who All warrants paid during the sections t h a t may claim a number of have the money should devise some month of August were ordered can­ lives. There is absolutely no excuse means to Imitd houses anil build celled. 1X 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 for exceeding the speed limit within them now. In an o th e r part of tfiis Reports of the several county of­ the corporation, and those guilty of i«su** is a plan formulated by some ficials wfcre read, approved nitd or­ violation of city ordinances should of our rltizi*ns fo,* building more dered filed. Sept, loth, 1910, a t 8:20 p. tn. ting since th e prohibition law went draw down nice packages. There pay the extrem e penalty. Enforce houses. Il is time we took up this Prc i t , F. L. Miller, president; into effect. While every one who are other stills in the county and The following hills us audited by the law now anil not after some child proposition and sta rt budding at (tin* clerk and approved by t his Roy ‘ ymes, II. A. New m an, G. i \ travels about much knows that they have tint been run down Smith. II, l). Bishop, John Adams moonshine is luing made and the hut that a large still is being has been rushed to death beneath once. Other cities are up against I board were ordered paidrthe .heels of nil automobile in the the same proposition n’»d are * re­ and L. B. Ilncan ollicera arc convinced of tfiis fact it ai -tl I* certain for more drunker Com- s! Fund Minutes of hilt meeting read and is difficult to cut eh the guilty ones ni"it are noticed on the streets ur.-i port ng t >* tne*. I it bn If wav as uic fol­ hands of some reckless driver." 125.00 approved. E. A. Douglass ____i) iowing irout the Orlando Reporterwith ihe goods on them, hut the of­ more of them are found in the coun­ 20.00 Dr. J. T. Denton On motion L. B. 1 lag a n , seconded ficers arc alert all the time and are try prerin-t:. Saturday nights at-! S ta r wo.ml indicate: LEV EL !I F A D E D LABOR 50.00 by G. F. Smith end carried, paving constantly getting closer to the Idg \ 1. Dickinson The project ;«• o*g .; b e a II i-MLi ; after tiny day. The sign* are all The present a ttitu d e of the rail­ 50.00 lien against Lit -b Block 11. Tier I one.*. Judge llotis[iolder s:tys that rranl. H u m : here ef n hip gain* of shiners who ar.road unions, as indicated by state- Corporr*1 *rt P*r Or!:i’i,,r*. 'vid-h w ’! il. (,’. l)uHose 20.00 be cancelled, account previous pay­ if they are brought to him and have fo it perpos the e-?t-t*on of operating eithis in this county or . m d l s from tl ir representativ* is 25.00 ment Mrs. L. Glissun found utility they will certainly get the borders but they ar>* bore at, i small homes to he sum on a small admirable. A disposition towards 05.00 1!. Williamson Petition auto drivers be allowed all that-is coming to them. litt!e quiet wor g reatwill got them. hasty, ill considered action has been tnarg.ti of pr.Ui- ' • .Mu i 200.00 approach Clyde Line d o c k .. On mo­ M. Berry • io*. I of Orb.-. I-* *r*da;*. This week five or more muonovercome. 7.82 tion G. F. Smith, >ecnnded by L. B. I irlandn is er wi-ig in **: di rapid 1.. G Strwigfvllow t hlners were brought in by Deputies Tl"* i xccutive olfiecrs of tin shop Old Plume* Made New 25.00 I Ingun and carried stre e t lommiltee E. A. Dougin.’ * * Rov Tillis and Claud - Whitten. One workers, the group from whom rash stride*, the city is unable to cure tor 1! Ud ILymi i...... ^ y y ^ g e t r f :h plu 1.95 he requested to confer with Clyde Co. ’ red handed with n iw t-i the ilrtl" to g*f them out and action was most feared, have urg« d tin grellt iti11uX of pe. pii ' io* di£>'.»e "1 r.*, a’ E. E. Brndv •c.T, ding .line. r ms still in operation near Geneva p ,V(. ,it . m cleaned n' dyed and nnd* them to be content for the present, to in. !:.- ii tl.ei* hom -r. i e.UO 4*. *V, i ' *** * •11■ if and see how : 1 . * • *’ Motion L P, '! agu *.. si ■id ■1 by and he i. ver deni* d tin charge blit Bring them to the Freud, ij* K. A Douglass gram works out. G, F. Smith and curried, c-iv engin­ ideal guii'y and v .n lir. *d 2-Vi nrwl ' sii op Tuesday or Friday and **■,! r.i.lii tii'ii, a hundred new fn m- Ei --*t F"iier <’■* cost or six month- «« "It is our holiest judgm ent," iln*> iiii-s ei,till! in. made perm anent r..ii- It. U . Herndon <-n t' t ie road,, j Wiliqott. Phone 115. imt I0.8U eer requested to furnish estimate of ‘ lo.it a fat il mistake would lie dents a! tin lit) the i *nning . I-it I, if I by Mr,! T cost of nt".’ ewer request' ie r< *t of tinbum h will m ine nniii to Iquk like new nt small co*t 1 . 12.12 II. & W. M. Drew t ‘ wt*i of I up today and if found guilty will Get them* ott* made by our members to u*xutn<- the they •• iuM g-t ho mi * r ady Imi!:. Ninth street '-ft. 22.50| Mu*- , E. \. Douglass responsibility of tying up th« rail­ There m.* tto.n more. property tu it, r-.M Kr* ;v • ... ■ t *r» 75.G5 roads at this time, when the I’r> «i- -ha:."! M< 1*1,11 nf L. B H -g a n . .undue! ' .»mis in |iw*i i***» S. y. D dm 90.00 ' lit-rti is evidently doing all pm Ide month* ilmn ever in-fon* in t hi .iniv by G. F. Smith and carried, Dili of ,.,n9.00 A. V ■-ban to reduce th e hlgn eo.-t of living." Sel l lh* Maim for preparing <"inj .Ini* of lime, in th e I >* ." o* r- iv. it, l, -*i« * , nil T* *-v add th e very practical •■•itti- lamb.. Every time <* tevidence i* suld pi. J}. Hor't;(>r mission malinger form of charter re­ 8 5.00 ment that if the sit op workers slmulu for a home, some family must move, ferred io i ity attorney for approval. 85.00 D. E. Hart strike now. th ey would be bearing, unless the party buying resides in Dr Denton appeared relative to 85.00 A. A. Moran alone the burden and criticism re­ the house he l ,i>>. We know to our had place* ill streets in Goldsboro 54.81 E. A. Douglass • ........ sulting from a general tie-up, and certain knowledge of four families section and matter referred to street 31.00 Mrs. II. A. Terhetin lighting the battle of the whole re­ who moved from Orlando during ihc committee. • 0.50 The Sanford Pro** maining 78 per cent of railroad men past two weeks, because the houses M ntin:: L B. liagan, seconded by i7.»;o L. A. Bruniley who have shown no disposition to which they rented were sold. Thus Hi.00 G. F n mi?h and carried, warrant L. B. Hagan strike at litis time. Inasmuch us the we secured four new families hut fur ii\ I n m l r i J dollar* urd rid lliiatl A Brldgi Fund same treatm ent is being accorded all lost four old ones. Why? Because draw 11 in favor of .^Irs. !'■ rna'd to 20.00 • over iir*t quarterly pa y m e n t on the railroad workers by the govern­ i hey were unable to rent small un­ Will. Wood \ 15.00; Feruald-Laughton M emorial prop­ Allen Allmnn ment, i t -is simple common sense for furnished homes. !*2.97 erty a* p'*r agreement on Ju n e 2nd. Hill Hdw. Co. them to hang together, whether they T he purpose of the corporation i* 4.25 11«r.i!d B.-inring Co stick to incur jobs or strike. 1919. not only to build homes lor sale, hut 25.50 1 Lenta- and agreement between City L. M Rehhlmh-r. The men concerned have evldeuih lo build them and let them for a 10.48 1 been much impressed with t Ids.view. nominal rental, suilicienl to insure E. A Douglas* of Sanford and Hospital Association . 157.2s '1 .u*y are also influenced by the fact an adequate return on th e money in Battle Lumber Co. referred to tin* association. -* (j.ort Dr'. B Philips Request of J. F. Laing to b u ild , th at the -I per cent raise granted vested. 10.75 garage on Holly avenue near Ninth L. II. Graham them is really larger than it looks The undertaking is solely for the b.-cause it is based or. ten Imur pay betterm ent, advancement and up­ Mrs. Mary llrllcr ....... ............. 22.02 street. Motion*!!. A. N ew m an, sec­ 75.75 onded by G. F. Smith an d carried, | f r an eight hour day. building of our city. It should re- It. B. Monroe 75.00, .... -■ G. M. Jacobs m atter referred to street committee If this d*-t -m in e d effort to lower d i v e the hearty support of the citi­ .. i . 17.00 with power to act. the cost of living should fail, it is zen* and best men of tin* entire rinii- S. E. Mathers 40.96 understood th a t all the railroad nun nimbly. It is one of th e best move­ J. K. Boyd Rid *’1 Southern Clay Mfg. Co. 65,80 will demand higher pay, ami will ments the Hoard of T r a d e has yet Seminole C<». Bank for paving Ninin street between 21.00 B. B. Boston ^ ............ consider themselves justified in strik­ fathered. Burk and Magnolia avenues; motion . ............ . 290.00 J. M. Wynn ing. if need b<*. to get it. M an---- 0 ----L. B. I lagan, seconded by G. F . ! 215.50 Fred T. William: while tney are to be commended for Smith ami carried, action deferred S O L D IE R S ’ G R A T U IT IE S 52.50 , ... . .... Fred T. Williams theri patience, patriotism and good Canadian soldiers are ’asking the 32.00 for one month. .... I sense in co-operating with the pub- government for gratuities running up Igou & Igou An ordinance entitled an ordinance 35,03 The Texas Co. lie authorities and trying to square to 42,Ofil*. which would bring the requiring the grading and paving *f 420.84 Prompt Delivery - Phone 105 living expenses with present Wi,,'*t j t illul fur the men of tin* Dominion 1. B. Jone: . French avenue, from Ninth street 103.00 standards instead of resortin t i , , who M - . . I - . 1 o.'erseas Up to some­ D. II. C. Rabun 57.30 Couth 2820 feet to Hughey street and old, futile method of jacking *ip where between $500,000,000 and Hill Lumber Co. for grading and paving Goldsboro 409.39 wages in hopeless competition w;tn 4800.000,000. It certainly would be Wight Hroe. Co. street from French avenue west 1525 0.00 Don McDonald prill's.—Pen«aroln News. feet to public road running to l*pa handsome thing to grant them thi*. N. C. Jacobs 00.40 sulu. Motion L B. iiugnn, seconded hut can the 'people of Camilla af­ L. A. Bruin ley 8.00 J . II. T I L L I S , P r o p r i e t o r by G. F. Smll.i. nrdlnur.-? '.laced on A FLO RID A FARM ford to do it? They already hear a L. B. Hagan 8.00 Its first reading and passed. Votes,, Any man who has set his heart on heavy burden of the war. and there 8.00 (). B. Sw ope Roy Symes, yea; II. A. Newman, a Florida farm will do well io buy j* many a doubter in tin* tanks of 8.00 E II Killn-e yea; G. F. Smith, yea:’ G. I). BlebViow, The value of Florida farm land the taxpayers. 5.50 B. E Squip * op. yea: John Adams, yen* L. B. bus been proven during the strenu­ "T h e y the soldiers) resent very Fine A Forfeiture Fund Hagan, yen. o u s days of war when we were told bitterly the very general view that 50.001 the "South must feed itself nr the grant of a gratuity, as proposed, Scht He Mnines Communication from I It. H ay­ 05.00 j starve " This stale produced from would result in a large increase in I Mh id Spi er den Co., leliillvL* personal taxes. 2.40 1 !!. r,-W. Ii. Drew Co. Clerk Instructed to ask th a t com­ th e fewest acres in cultivation tin* u m*in ploy men t anti wide crtrnvn✓ li.SO 1 E. A. Douglass greatest value in farm, garden and '"in'"*.’’ *ay* the T oronto World. pany about automobile. 25.20 E. A. Douglas-4 Motion G. F. Smith, seconded by .•rcl • ! i luela e'vi r hi. • •» in th One result of :t|o receipt of .12. dill, Demilhi Merritt 1.00 i 5a vinq may have seemed to you the opposite of Roy Symes and carried, clerk in­ history ol th- nation the World was told, would he tin Gu* Williams 1.00 i spi iidin;*. and mj it is -of /i.tAinh pending. structed to employ A., It. I omcron Today a’.' over Florida are areas of marriage of at least od per rent "l 12.10 A. II. Stiles to collect delinquent personal taxes. the finest L.nd, idle* and on the mar­ tin* younger men, who are now un­ But r ally witr s/i«. ili.:y goes hfind-in-hatid witli 7.32 T. O. Holloway s Motion John Adams, seconded by ket at prices most ridieimlusly low, able to set up housekeeping. Any i it/r/ft’i*, j .' nu *ntj. 18.92 It. C Whitten G. D. Bishop anti carried, personal even (or improved lands. The ten­ one .who knows anything of the 77.GS E. E Brady taxes against \V. Dingle,* John HamSaving in itsidl as the miser understands i t —the dency Is steadily upward. 1 Another p r o b l e m s of sociology, especially 4.92 L. G. Stringfellow ” *v...... bo and J. W. llnmho ordered can­ mere hoarding of money for money’s nnke—is of no tendency is for men of good lore- from the human and hygienic side 149.10 E. E. Brady espeei.il advantage to anyone. \ sight to I uj and hold for the ad­ would welcome such a result." 50.43 I celled. E. F. llousholder Committee on water su p p ly re­ vance that is coming fast. — This serious discussion of a era- E. A. Douglass 3.50 On the other hand, when people save inlrUiycnlly, quested further t'me. Today these lands can be bought 72.80 tuity of $2,000 for Canadian soldiers E. E. Brady what they really do is to save for a chance to spend for a fifth, at the most, of what they make the United Stntcs ........ nig­ There ’-being no further business for sorp.-thing more worth while later. In final anal­ will cost in five years, and the man Give Paster Cnr gardly. The best we have done this the hoard stands a<Ijmtrned to nice ysis. everything is spent hut the saver thinks before who buys tod a y will be in position The laymen of the Baptist church far is to give the men a gratuity of again Monday, Sept I5tli, at 10 he spends and so spends wisely. Re gels more for his defy want if he uses a little common at the instigation of J. D. Hood pre­ in. money and a bigger return for his work. He bus sense and judgment in the working $r,0 upon their discharge from ser­ o’clock a. -------------— sented Dr. Hyman, their p astor with vice. Camilla already has in operj more money left for thoughtful spending in the of bis lands, and in the selection of A fine new Dorf ear and Dr. Ilym nn future. utiun a soldier’s homestead act, with Prcsli) teiian Church the crops to be grown. and family are now enjoying the many generous provisions; congress Now. wliut i* really more worth while later? It Sabbath services at the following same. The ear „i* the property of IliUxhnrokgh county, inpurticulur, has hail before it for some time a may he that b> accumulating hitherto fonlisldyoffer* some of the finest (arm and like measure, but il still Is a long hours: 4 ht- Baptist church hut is for th e use truck lands in the slat)'. Potatoes, way from passage. Sunday school 10:110 spent dimes ami •I'larters, which give no real satis­ of the pastor and hi* family not only Morning worship 11:15 cucumbers, peppers, beans, corn, faction. you will he able to buy later a home, nr have for pleasure hut (or business as well. Gifts gratuities are well enough, peanuts, sugar cane, strawberries, Christian Endeavor 7:15 p. tn. a*s a minister in these days and times a wife, or provide for old age or for education, or a oranges and grapefruit and the hut isn’t it u better plan to he gen­ Evening preaching service 8:20 p. in. is obliged to have a car to m ake the start in life for your children. staples like buys and rattle and erous with them In ways that ir The pastor will preach at- both many visits to the members of the All of these things and many others are "w orth stock feed, all grow in the most wan­ crease opportunity for them rather services Sunday, congregation in the country. more" to the individual. ton profusion with just a suggestion The ('ongrcgullonal Church than to make them a large cash pa>encouragement; and all these make You are invited tA attend the War Savings Stamps help you to convert foolith rnenl and call the obligation cancel­ meetings held In this church for the m o o n s h i n ' k SHINES ON’ great money for the grower. money into future wise spending power. We expect to see tin* day when led? Belter a fairly generous gift of greater glory of God. Sunday morn­ Seminole County Climate, Corn nnd yu cannot buy an acre of improved money with enlarged opportunity ings nt eleven and evenings at eight. Cane Seem Good Io M ake lund In this south Florida section (or for the future than money alone. Sunday school begins at 9:45, and F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K Liquor less than a thousand dollars an arre, Christian Endeavor at 7. Corner of Sanford, Florida Enough to make a decent sta rt a id and the best of the land, set to Samluole county Is getting her Third and Bark. a chance to help themselves — that groves, tiled and irrigated, will cost share of moonshiners just as every '1 all the average-soldier asks. Te.mj a you that now. other county in the south and north City Council Meets City council met in regular session and east and' west seems to be get­ Tribune. THESANFORDHERALD �I'—— — ■ SK P i SM IIKR 19. 1 9 1 9 rrTVt~‘ri'~r~ OTM . S. ** I P,F',yP,*rv”T‘ V \ T H E 8AN P O R D HERALD PAGE SEVEN will visit Niagara Fulls, Boston and Beautiful Dinner Party New York. One of the happiest events of the L). C. Marlowe, secretary of the pjyU week was the six, o’clock dinner Truck Growers hns returned from n given by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Guthrie trip to the principal markets of the ln honor of the birthday of their north and cast and reports the pros­ aunt, Miss Mollie Hunter? The pretty homo was most beaup e r s for a good market this season tifully decorated with rut flowers as very bright. Mr. Marlowe has C. A. Palmer of Bridgend wan in Mr Hill Hosier left Inst week for and ferns and the Zable was lovely been absent about thirty days and The iMany Friends a three weeks* vacation to his old the rlty Tuesday and reports every­ hi Its snowy whiteness, silver, cut visited all the big cities nnd met the thing in that part of Se minole county home in Lee, Mass. C ass and china, with the birthday as being in a most nourishing condi­ selling Agents of his organizations. and Patrons Hide a P o rt you will like It. 4-t 4 f , *• tion. Mr. and Mrs C. K. Lucas have* cake in the center. Home-made rolls, fried chicken Jw. Davis of the C. W. Znring C o . , returned from u trip to Indiana nnd of We guarantee our suits for boys and all the accessories needed for a rilled «»n the th* local 1,11111 trude irum here n , “ Wed* ’ * lo wcnr for „jx months. Perkins & many points in the north and east, going to Washington and Baltimore delightful meal were greatly enjoyed r.rsday. _ Britt. 5-ltc M RS. G R A C E E A R L E W IL L IA M S The dessert was and points in Virginia. They made by the guests. EZ- Sea! pint fruit jars a t L P. Full Millinery Showing the round trip in their car nnd simply delirious, real obi fashioned 5(5-ft ( McCuller’s. • can find her in • First fall showing trimmed models found good und bud roads but bad pound cake witli peacjli ire crea Horn io Mr. and Mrs. John now on display at Quality Shop. oo real trouble in getting through an*! cherries. Miss llu n tcrr .reeivyd many lit Miuwr. Friday. Sept. 12th, a line a-tfc t Hie Clark Building . and they enjoyed the trip immense­ tokens of love ami remembrance, h»by hoy. ly. • Mrs. C. W. White ami MUs Caro­ and seemed the happiest one present. l-l lyn White returned home Wednes­ just opposite the Post Oflicc Ride a Dort, you will like it. Dr. T. A. Neal is home again and Those who enjoyed the evening were is now out of the service after serv­ \li.„ Thelma Bates of Tilton, Gu., day after having spent tin* summer Mrs. Walter Lalng, Mrs. R. E. Milu the attractive guest of her father, in Waynesvillo and other places of ing for many months in the medical len, Mrs. E. E. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. corps of the U. S. A., being stationed interest in North Carolina, Mr. W. It. Bates. Guthrie and l i t t Carmen Guthrie. in Texas most of the time. He re­ W H E N YOU T H IN K OF# CAN Price* - duced on all go da at DY T H I N K OF T H E KANDY ceived bis digchnrgo at Camp Gor­ M*. Gr ne Williams’ milliner* store. Birthday ParlyIF IT HAS SUGAR don and be lias not made up his 59-tf I K IT C H E N . Miss May Thrasher entertained a mind as yet about bis future loca­ IN I T WE HAVE IT. STAR j J. Diekinson, the city attorney T H E A T R E B U IL D IN G . tion but bis many Seminole county number of little friends of Miss Marv 49-tf friends are hoping h r v.il! lum le here Elizabeth i'uleston ip honor of her i. taking a week’s vacation in North j I . Henry McLnulin i- r.p.'nding a again. birthday last .Saturday ••veiling. The dim nnd other points. ( ( arol w «lays in New York buying his little folks gathered -arly at the Ride * Dort, you will like it. 4-t I holiday goods nnd incidentally tnkMr. nnd Mrs. T. S. Ilnlf and little Thrasher home and from there were Mt and mil Mrs. W. D. it. Kowe Rowe r e - ( ing in the big city, lie stopped at daughter have arrived from New taken to the Slur Theatre to see the ■ —i ________ turn"! home Tuc.yiay from Ja c k s o n -[ Washington and other cities enroutc. York where they have been living | movies and then to th* home again the past year nnd will again reside Homes for Tencliers Nolire \i!!. and other points of interest. The Daughters of Wesley will hold tiieir bungalow south of the city. where they wer • served ice i.reatn Towards the latter part of next t'on.j'icte stock Diamond tires their annual bazaar and a cooked Their many friends are glad to have and cake and danced and played Notice is hereby given that a spec­ wc*’c many teachers for the Sanford food sale Saturday. Nov. 22, 1919. Wight lire Co fir»*U t liem Inn k in Sanford, us residents games until it was time (or them to seb ils will arrive from various parts ial meeting of the stockholders oj 5-tf Mr. |; E. Millen left Monday for Place 'Announced later. again. Mr. Hud was captain in the bill l i n r young lio*tr.'.i and the i’f t is Mute und other states. These Sanford Hotel Construction Com. \\,;,i. Garden where she will lie the . ('lias. F. Haskins is in the city for U. S. army during the war blit did honorin' good night and leave for tout lers must find comfortable puny. Inc:, will he held in the ComThey wished Mary <*f her daughter. Mrs* W. C. | a short visit to his home after not get across. He has been doing a Hour ilium.*. boa. ding places i n ‘the city at reason-i ; .. . 1spending the past six months with great work since the war in ndver- Elizabeth many happy returns und n|,|, ‘ herwira -ivya*.**’*» ■ Santoro, Florida, on lb-... iioo*l luck In her pew > . )tm in Miami October, 1919, at 8< Hill*’ a Hart, j/mi will like it. 4-t his daughters in Jacksonville. His tiJiiir ! tear i here. Anyone willing to hoard flu* (itIt ^day a-v of Dctobor, — 1rrr.rr h ••• , ; i v*» < peels to have many new people coin­ where llie Pubstotis will soon take one or more teachers will be greatly o'clock p. m., for the purpose of con* II . . t a**'1 i i• •i»# up their til.ode I him again. ing here during the winter. assisting in the cause of education. sidering und acting upon a proposi­ D. (5 Wagner in Ki*-imI* M M rs j. It. Stewart i> now randy If you have anything to offer, kind­ tion to negotiate a loan, to dctcrpiine nu •• ^ . their parents* nr*! in ChiNotice i • Itlrilulay Party ly comm unicate' with Supt. T. W. amount, of same, nature of security i ^"r your orders for pansy plants. ( ’ To Stockholders Sanford Buililing .V A pretty birthday anniversary Lawton, at tbe court bouse, S u n - J to be given 'i*1'1 (Jet tin bed ready. I to nv.tVr r, r ' •* •* 1iurt - 1 r ••mtv body. Bryan* Auto Loan Association:" i j„. party was hel^ at the .lemo of Dr. f„r<i ♦e,.ir „i. -. Board of Directors ,r* arrange the 4-tf Mr. and Mrs. It. T Thrasher and C<* All stockholders are requested t «* .......... i'uii'Mnn Monday I loan, and to a u tm o .-c .mil empower son, Robert returned borne Tuesday > . Ma • i hieux and son of Gabrielle hr piesciii at m e monthly meeting afternoon in honor of their daughter, the proper officers of the corporation .•iter spenuiag se»erul days \ e r y | V » niiM’.M iltN . NOTICE i i v Li « of thi< hoard of director's of the San- Mary Elizabeth who celebrated liets 4 *to execute on behalf of the corpora. the {i lection returns* from 1pleasantly in Tam pa as tin* guest i< of J fxni Building A- Loan Associniton to 1Uth birthday. l*r..*..i ( ..ipti r <8(i0, Ai t s \f I.M9, l<rv- Hon such evidenepr. of inib htijlness Daigrr, Sr. Mr. and .Mrs. F. * . • { . l * • eM lhai | • ii office on Monday. it *A lurge number of Mary Eliza­ Miles that all persons who registered i .as may '•be decided . . . . ” to upon, and ••ad t i* Woodinnd l’arl:. Mrs. Ed. Betts, Mrs. Fred S. September 22nd, for the purpose of beth's friends gathered fur the occa­ automobiles l. s currying live per- .ies e r . lrilll#iu.t M, e h ’other business us may • •#*1t •* ndu,\> now. I)aiger, ’ Jr., and Master Frederick, amending by-laws. sion and to wish her many happy re­ 1less, in I.HS. ftrxl paid ntu.v t h a . i . pr),p, rl\ *oiin 'ocidre the m e t in g . Bp" IPe for Ins the I In, full full y'unr, or 111. .. Sanford Building & Loan Assn. turns of her uiitiil day. five dollars t wo, Dr * nurd has opened an olllce Miss.s ! I uriei and Dora II arrr. Id IIv ord* r "f the president. By T. J. Miller. President. llarrold w :r • visitors The liou-e was prettily d c.ornt.d dollars ami fifty cents for the half it it. \ ..well miilding, having for and Mrs. ' A. II. C. Du Rose, Attest: in a color scheme of pink und green, year, shall bo refunded all ib. i tto i • 'l in e wi*"ks been in the at DeLautl Monday. ML* Secretary. A. P. Connelly, Secretary, tin no s and music aided in making excess «f the amounts st^rld. whi' h l Carlo II *t I. 1 K K M. t i ns at th* II. & O. Best j 2-4tc t i e afternoon a merry one. Tail’d s u n s are now available for payment.'* 1ti­ •lilt Clothed for boys carry buv. were arranged on the porch for those Tin* law authorizing trie m oney| a > \ n. rah guarantee. Get them at WANTED — OLD CLEAN wishing to play Rook. to be refunded requires ritiit demand i t ily Registration l’«•(,;>.< .v Britt. 5-ltc RAGS. ANY KI ND EX­ b** made II* till- t!oilip(reller within Notice is hereby given that the The guests w e y then invite*^ in CEPT OLD SOCKS. I'm'. Mason fruit jnrs at L. P. one year from June 9th, 1 U9. u*v city clerk of Sanford will open on to>* dining room where they were COATS, PANTS. OR M< 56-tf compunied by sutisfatory proof tiiat Sept. 2:ird, HHH, and keep open for erved dainty refreshments consisting LED SPREADS. AT TIIE M \ re*| Kjng and son left iS:ita period of seven days, until Sept. the person applying U •ntitleil lo it. of pink ire renin and little enkes HERALD OFFICE. SD-tf ird - .i visit to friends and rcl29th, 1919, the registration hooks of with pink Icing. Those enjoying I hi NOTE: f l i l S R E FER S ONLY Have yvu read the K**KoMn tire - . - i \ annuli und other points the city of Sanford, at his office in lovely party were Mau«le Lake, .Mil­ TO R EG ISTRA TIO N S FOR 1918; ail. For sal*1 at the B. & (>. Best in Georgia the city hall, between the hours of 9 dred Holly, Olive Newman, LeClaire TO CARS CA R R YI NG FI VE P E R ­ l-tc Buy H amonds. Wight Tiro Co. buy. Best service. a. m. nnd 4 p. in., on said days, for Jones. Mildred Hand, Doris Hand, SONS OR LESS. WH E R E M ORE w a r ’ I III’.AMS Master William Wilmot, son of th*1 purpose of giving opportunity to Georgia Mobley, Anna Smith, Grace T H A N S5.00 FOR T j l E P I 1,1 Hi p. M. I * 55-tf nf4 M ' adye and Alyc* Saunders Mrs. F. W. Wilmot left Orlando yes- the voters of the city to register und Gillon, Jean Maxwell, l.cfTt Belle YEAR OR M ORE T H AN $2.6" CHANNELS housc! H’rday for Jacksonville, where no become qualified to vote at the spec­ Hagan, Julia Dutton, Emma Spen­ FOR TI I E HALF YEAR WAR e! (/ueen-lioro, N.C., ure the •: Mrs. A. I). Parrish on Will meet Ids aunt, Mrs. N. W. ial election to he held October 7th, cer. May llollv, Mildred Holly RAID. *■ ANCLE IRONS Green, taking tlje Clyde steamer for 1919. •BLANKS MAY ME HAD FROM Fret*.: avenue. Alice Elder. Dorothea Yong,' Re­ T. BARS Charleston, where lie will enter F. P. RINES, becca Stevens. CatherineSyme:. Ca­ T H E COUNTY TAX C O LLEC ­ \itef.tmu. Ladies' While getting Porter Military Academy. TORS OR FROM 3-6tc * City Clerk. milla I’uleston, Thotnus Bissett, the h * ready fpr school tlon't forget TRUSS RODS ERNEST AMOS, Comptroller. Briggs Arrington, Albert Connelly, the *jx month guaranteed suites a • The Ladies Guild of the Eplscopa Everything ;uul anything Harry Woodruff, Joe Caldwel,, Dean Tallahassee. Florida. • iVrkins A- Britt. 5-llc church expect to hold u bazaar ayd 5-ltc fair for three afternoons and nights Turner. Thomas Wight, Algernon Hr D. (’. Ward, Osteopath is in in litis lituj delivered t» Christian Science services of Dec. 2nd, flrd and 4th in U**’ Speer. William Du Hose. Sanford on Monday, Wednesday will lie held at the W oman’s Parish House. t 1-tf M. II. you when promised nt n o t ic i: an 1 Kr av of each week. 58-tf Club, Oak avenue, between 15,000 miles out’of a set of KoKoNotice is hereby given (bat the Third and Fourth strets, correct prices. Always L-i r* i McDaniel will attend Mo tires! That is what the sheriff Baptists and Methodists Will l'la> undersigneti hqs I>»•*•n appointed ad­ on Sunday, morning ut II Fur- l Mot* Military Academy at of Tampa got out of his set. 5-ltc get out prices lirsl if Another base ball game lias been ministratrix of the estate of W. I*. odock. 48-tf For on, Va. Prof*. N. J. PorAkers, deceased, and all heirs at law, arranged between the Baptist anil O. P. Swope of Oviedo was in the • i e;ol o| this school. you wanl to Five Methodist Sunday school tennis rf legatees, devisees anil ereditors anil city Tuesday looking after his*'new Quart Mason fruit jurs at L. P. this city and the date set for next all persons having claims or demnnd^ possession, the Clark block. M. money nn l *inie McCuller’s. • 56-tf Boost Tuesday, September 2llrd at 4:.'PI in against suid estate will present them Swope purposes to fix up this build­ bihn Smith, Mrs. Archie in g 'in first class shape and says it to tbe undersigned, duly au th e n ti­ Leon’s Auto Transfer, All trains Holden Park. l1, " • I MrM. Hand motored will he made one- of the best busi­ met. Phone 91. Hotel Carnes. This is the second game between cated, within the time prescribed by 157-tf >" Orlando Monday where they ness blocks in tbe city. these two teams, the M. E.'s taking law, or the same will l»» forever »|H day shopping. U V A U R O N W O RKS the first by u close margin about barred. /'PANSY PLANTS For Sanford .Motorists ft This Sept. 6th, 1919. Th-; a man at the curl* to ten days ago. Tbe Presbyterian f Y IA G K S O N V IL L E - , F L A . Violet Plants Sanford Motor Club: »m. CUBA LEE AKERS. i. . 55-tf Sunday school is now organizing u QAYAXJCTWefH «>U6A-«J<OGAfrin Snapdragon Plants —• *•••«< •?** 4* HI. - - i mi •• w T l i f f ^ In helia.f of tin* New Sm yrna Mo­ team ami it is expected that arvrral 4-8tc Sanford, Fla. M 1 II. Marshall and little Scarlet Sag*’ tor Club, wo extend to you n cordial Oa nr games will b*' played this season. Dorothy a r e | visiting relnVerbena Plants invitation to attend, with yokr fam­ These teams play good amateur hall •j. * irtends in Savannah, Ga., Cnrnations * ily and friends, a SEA FOOD D I N ­ an* the giiines create a lively inG-rwMarshall is in New York. Nasturtium Scdd I NE R to he held in New Smyrna on *st. A small nil mission fee is churgM. Larkspur Seed swimming pool is now the last Thursday of this m onth at •••1 at the gate to d* fray expenses. Opei And if your favorite llower is not four o'clock. The more, the merrier, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Su irdi in this lisf. let me know what it is so come and bring a large crowd. and Sundays in the afterre Seminole Association* and I will grow it for you. Your ' (50-tf The representatives of 25 Baptist early order will be appreciated and M T h is . Emmett tVi!churches from Orange, Seminole. plants delivered at the proper Ur. ?. WeiltiCMiny lor New York Volusia ami Lake counties composAirs. J. R. Stewart. 814 Myrtle ave­ r. they will spend the next g th** Seminole Assoriutfon will innue. Phone 260-W. 5-ltp H.e Catskill mountains and * meet at the Baptist Temple Sept. Mrs. F. II. Cnldwell has return, d • 0<e many delights of that 22-21. Several • prominent speakers from Sanford where she went to a t­ will lo* here. Among them will he tend the wedding of u relative, M «s | Dr. II. S. (tightmire of Daytona, Alice Whitntr. • Mrs. Caldwell ex­ who sp.*aks Monday night, Dr. Lin­ pects to leave the Inst of the week coln llulley anil Dr. C. I,. Collins -• > Jfe*^7* for Virginia College at Roanoke, who speak on Tuesday evening. Va., where she is chaperone anil iif CommcncinulSuntlay, Sept. There will be about 100 represent­ ! distant to the Dean.—Tam pa Times. atives. Sessions will lie held Mon­ 21st, the Seminole Hotel will Fire St. Kenneth Murrfll has arrived in day evening, Tuesday mqrning, af New York and will soon be borne, put on n fspecialjpsuntliiy ternooii and evening and Wednes Autom obile according to word received by his Dinner foK $1.00. -.igj £ day morning. An auto ride will be parents, Cnpt and Mrs K. R. Mur­ "iven the repreienattivcs on Tuesday Theft rell. Kenneth has been in Fran re afternoon. (Table I)* IIotoL for more than a year and will be Liability glad to* get buck to.Sanford again. WIiuF m in a Name Miss Carter is ut the French Shop In a list of discharged soldiers we It is a trust that is placed upon us by reason of Collision to welcome her many Jriends nnd find tho following, with the numbers customers. She will he glad to help our relationship with them. To help each patron con­ of their insurance policies and their Bonds you select your fall millinery. 3-lte addresses: • structively is our special privilege. We invite you to During the week days they Among the many renl estate drnlK Asad Experience Wilson (4,565,356), this week is the sale of the Dingcei test our service. will serve a Merchants Lunch Van Hook, N. D. it. present 20 Leading Companies cottage on Myrtle avenue to \V. C. Mih Gosh (984.410). 220 I D M - d «*., for 7lie. Hill and the Sirrine house on Park Chicago, J l l . "riling Every Branch a.uiiuv to W E. Walthall, these j Green Horn (2,027,442)— (.251,-7 sales being mnde by W. P. Carter of 787), Statezborn, Gn. tc£> the Connelly Real Estate* Co. Velvet’ Couch (3,48,184), Buskley, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Peters left on Ark. Will Swindlo (1,317,784), Centre, Sunday for Chicgo where /Mr. Veters goes lo attend the meeting of Texar. 0 110 west FIRST STREET the Travelling Engineers Associa­ I’nris Green (2,647,952). Huntington, tion. Before returning home they I W. Va. I |j,tle Happenings Mcnllon of .Msllrfj* In Brief personal Itcnm ofInlcrc*! In and A bout The City Summary of (he Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers! In New Q uarters I NEW MILLINERY JUST IN Receiving Daily Shipments of all the Latest Creations in Fal l Millinery > HS i !■ B ■ is \m i ii J iL iV 6. m an! 1 ii c. ifit. m i i in SS.DINNER INSURANCE Our customers are our friends to the extent that we guard their interests even more zealously than our own. J !*• W. Herndon SEMINOLE HOTEL I .4. • ^ m*? �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT Two Stocks in Sanford SEPTEMBER 19 io i 9 SC R IP P S BOOTH C A R S Hood—Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS F 0 R D.S ‘ A S P E C I A L T Y llun. John I). Jlnkins General Superintendent P le a s e I'irst baptist Sunday Srhoul We give here the ollicers elected and their lines of activity': Hoit. Schellc Mnines. President M anagement. Mr. D. II. Hodges, 1st Vice Pres., Const i and E ilnrgem-nt. Mi. \ . T. Wheciess, 2nd V re Pres., Socials and Ushers. Dr. John T. Denton, *lrd Vice Pres., Religion*-. Mr. Ilatnil E. Tolar, Secretary, Publicity, Adv. r. i ing. Mr. L. T. Ilryan, Treasurer, Finance Mr. It. ^ . (!rovem»tein, Mani ger Athletics, ( i a ill's. .Mr. P I!, (intchcl, Chorister, Glee Club O nartette. * Mr. Itiirl; Ste le, C tair .tan li >usc Committee. Dr. George Hyman. T :e i >*r represen- Armour F ertilizer Worhs Jacksonville. H or'ida M O B JLO ILS andG A S O L IN E • A C C E S S O R IE S Cars Washed and Delivered—We Will for and Deliver Your Car. PHON! 1 VS l 23? • m 9 ’A c c iD 'ir ir LL GAMES FOR THE WEEK h i t s (’huiiman. Uruw, Huntc ••ri, Thompson. ii . . •. St&wart. Tl Sanford trjn gn'j too 0110 loo 00 1 StevePa Sanford W ins Ail Established P'O'i General Insurant e game, .l;5tl. : . _ Totals profitsPKA UTS I I i CIIASt'R i. rllrcti.e sn.l cconnrnic.il b o . , i„, i «l.c mill. D on tint iiij.ur luir or *1 . I» |>trfcctl>- *jf.— can lie no.I any­ where. Splendid for working and timing holies. For romfoM, 11rail li ami piotit., o»c the original ••p R A T T h ." R t f u i t in fe r io r t u b t lilu le t . Grt your vuppl) now, 11it v i m jg & A - ti.it» f: r Gray •ti >'h • Employers I.lability barlow Tyson Gray, sPin Ian. L'h , Cttrti:. .1 II uttlerT iih Ollcrmaii, I It McIntosh, rf Walton, c Vines, p OLD AGE STARTS W IT H l>.*. G eorge ilynm n Teacher Here in-Sunday Morning l l u b Sunday Morui n ( lull Orgni/i*d On n e tt Sunday, Sept, lltli tli On la-t Sunday morning' the Re- otllcers are ' * lo* in 1 11 a <-d. Spiv ' rejin-Suii I .v Mur big Cluh was or­ citil program lias *c m prepared. It ganized. Sixty-nine names have is expected t hat ' he GO will be pres­ heitn si| ni-d to tin* enroUmeiit us e n t . T he eluli meets at 10:20 a. m. charter mouthers. Forty-one were in the parlors of the Uaptist Temple, present at the meeting Sun.lay. T h e club lias its object the building up of lives physically, mentally, socially and religiously. Meetings tire held every Sunday morning nt 10:110 in tin* pallors of tin* baptist Temple and the las* Friday evening of ouch ino.'ilh. ’Fit" goal f..r momlo-rship so t by the chili fur Septem ­ ber is t(Ml enrolled. w.ith <10 present. I Of the sixty-live now enrolled in th e eluli. 22 are celery growers, 1X 1 nre railiend men. sire engaged its business, 7 are | mf c *. * ,.d men. YOUR K ID N E Y S Bclsnr* says that old nira t>»»:lns with swallow of water. Thn oil fltlmulatsi weakened kidneys and digestive ortr*»tia. tti»» klilm-v action and enables the This being true. It Is easy to t.ellevo organs to throw off tho poisons which that by keeping tbe kidneys »nd .11- '*•'"*<• premature old nge. .New life and aestlve organs cleansed nn,| In proper Mtr.*i.Kili inere.uo us you continue th« w orking order old age can bo deferred treatment. When completely restored and life prolonged far beyond that cncontinue taklne a capsule or two e.i* h joy M by the avrrago pera'.n. day. u til,li M I.P .U , Maartcm Oil Cap­ sules will keepo mi in b«altJi a:: 1 vigor For over 100 years liO Id i MKDAI, amt prevent n return o f thtmllsc.ii *. ttssrlem Ofl lias been relieving thn ls»,/int wait until old ago or d ease weaknesses and disability due to nil- have s-lllrst down fo r geo*t. d o ti your ............ . »t Iff n "tnndard old- druggist and got a box of HOLD tin • -enieily nn-l 1— s n*> Intro- Mi:t<\t, tl.-mrlem Oil CapOules. Jtnney do •..»l,1 • Ml*t>.\|, .l . irli-tu *i|l Is rrfuriilril if they do not help you. Y hfee Ind. 1 111 * ■ steless capsule* si/*--* ltuf remen.I.-r to ask fo r the con* .in ■ n it '■ drops original Imported HOLD MKi*AI. brand, them u.> )'*• 1 would a lull. w.ti. a m.utl In se.i|ei| packages. ^ r*"7 ; a T v ” KEIil* YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN Harlow Sanford S u n rn a ry : 11 Sui.ford ••li Register by Register STILL DOING BUSINESS 1800 " Sanford Stewart, '1 Chapman, httson. ef (*r<iw. .'lb Walker, If T lio t’psor 't.mville, O.ilfl-, rf Register. 1 Surely Holds Umpire l.kzun. : rer, Main Tot alt San ford Stewart, (Continued on page PJ' Chain biting, blond,tucking tlin an.I other intret pr-ti. tliie* comfort to ' rnwi ami milker*. Prevent! mui! summer drop in tuUL-yirl.l. lucre net JAMES & FAXON, Jacksonville, Fla. **d 7 i.ru.l.-iiluwii J •ur 'in,fi ,,1 h t : 1 .*. Rr<tdetiU»wn , 7 r t wo base hit-*. Elli­ ott 2, L a r b y . ' Goodwin, Drake: tlrs lui.-e-on balls. o(T Drayton 2, Drake s. struck out by Drayton Drake t: -a.-riticp hit-. Child*-, Stewart, Drayton: sucrifiie tly, Chapm an; pn-.sed balls, Angel It: wild pitches. Drake 1. double piny Crow, nnnssin ed: time, 2 hours: umpire, powlton: >'tendance, 2*10. T o ta l: llradentow 11 Elliott, 2b Alban*-e, 1i • Rood, li White, ef H unter, rf Lariey, .'lb Jloodvvit*, -Angel, c Drake, |i tfBtcwurl <i*,r Agent. A.'It. I*. W. HlillMiON. "ill w.I.c ;*i j any «•! the itltutc (ornir ii ia oral re ur ;...*il. <g you need In the Insurance line, through his Mini k'tiioit wiih ii** he tail i.iu- joii Insurance prolcc* i .i n 1 1 :l '• i**r; «.ri;a -t I'.'iiipan).- in v.tcli and e> cry ll.te. " . ' on. c Stolen .- , • *■ . t.tAL, l i t v 1010 P a rtii order* »r*d tatiifird coilcioert wiio hnvruw d our fruili/rr yr»r after year, who alwayt gladly treommend our goodi to tlwif n e ijljx ri are csir beu ad.ertiirmcnt.r Our price! nrt alvvayi llie lov.eit. b.a vvtven Q U A L IT Y li couoJered. never 100 hijlv W in e fee laieii price Inn. cr lend order anJ you will be treated r'shL r c m iu /x n s . in sc c T ta o ts. sp h a ylr s . i -o vlth y s u ir u r s K . O . I’ A I N T I ilt l ’ i:U T II.l/.i:it C O . .l n i k o o u v i l l e . P lo r l d a Sanford, Florida J. E. SRUUUNC SAVE tlie Leather Keep Your Shoes Meat LIQ U ID S AN D P A S T E S v L. FOR BLACC.WHITE.TAN A N D OX-BL00D(0AHK BROWN) SHOES 1m< i i o » . n r cossvcjiriCMi iih iiii, q u m v lion. Srlu-llc Maines Prenldcnt llerean-Sumbi) Morning CIuli Mr. M. L. Wright is superinten­ dent of Senior and Adult D epart­ ments of the baptist Sunday school and was chairman of tIn* committee recommending Go* organization \f the club. , Hon. John D. Jlnkins general superintendent of the First b a p tist Sundny school and under his leader- fjr jf ISj PaI /^ < O O D I D h A t O p en y o u r trjnr L u ck y S tr ik c p a c k age this w a y — tear oil part of th e lop . pfi w only. Protects the L u c k y Strike cigarette—a cigarette ‘made of (hat delicious real BurIcy tobacco. It’s toasted. Q u a r n n b e e d by A �SEPTEMBE THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE NINE Ladies’ Ready-to-wear, Men’s Furnishings, 1 Beginning F R I D A Y - l A T H A SEPTEMBER the | 7 f = P For the next 10 days we will oiler our Entire Lilies of Ladies’ and Children’s ReadyMen’s Furnishings and Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes at prices egardiess or the cost. This merchandise must be sold within ten days, relless of the great loss to us. Owing to the fact that we are not going to handle t’s, Goods and Men’s. Women’s-and Children’s Shoes any more, prices on these 3 will be less chan the original cost. We have on hand around $3,000.00 worth len’s Furnishings and Shoes that will have to be moved at once to make room our Fall Lines of Piece Goods, Nolions and Ready-to-wear Exclusively. i 1i c i i l One lot of White Wash Skirts regular $2.50 value Closing out at White and Fancy Wash Skirts good quality, going at Big Line of White and Colored VoilQ.and Organdie Waists special v a l u e at Big assortment of Georgette Crepe and Silk Crepe de Chenc Waists. The new fall styles. All stvlcs a n d colors, going at -a*a A t r a n d Ladies’ fast colored Gingham Dresses, made of best quality Amos keag. $0 and $10 values, going in this sale at Childrens and Misses Midc'v Suits plain, white and With Blue Skirts to button on, a suit A C AND LADIES’ SILK UNDERWEAR Silk Camesols, made of best quality Mcs saline, plain and fancy top Lot No. 1. Men’s canvas Dress Shoes, rubber and leather bot­ toms, in white and palm beach color. Regular $2.75 value, closing out at Lot No. *1. Men’s black shoes, lace and button. Regular $5.00 val Full line of Muslin Underwear going at big reductions during this TEN DAYS Sale. Cotton Crepe and Flannelet Kirnon as, short and long sleeves with silk piping*. All fancy designs, g o i n g a t Broken lines in Men’s and Women’s good quality Dress Shoes and Oxfords. If we have your size we will save you g assortment of Ladies’ Figu Voile Dresses, good quality special value, closing out at We m e agents for the McCall pat Lot N o. 5. Misses and Childrens Shoes and Oxfords. Sizes fiom ‘.i to 2. 'ihese shoes actually cost us $2.00 and $3.00 a pair wholesale and we will guu a in ee every pair. ( ’losing out at the ridiculous lew price of Lot No. 2. Men’s Rubber bottom tennis Shoes. Regular $1 P A .., value, closing out (<r,1•_>price Lot No. 3. Men’s guaranteed work shoes $3.00 and $-1.00 value ( hiidrens and Misses Gingham Dresses going as cheap as Buy your School Dresses now and save money SHOES for the WHOLE FAMILY Men’s Baibriggan and Nainsook 2 piece Underwear. Regular . 75e quality, closing out a t 50c the garment Closing out at less than cost ouren tire line of Barker brand collars The best 25c collar on the mat ket 25c Still’ Collar 15c 35c Soft Collar 25c We have your size and your styh also quarter sizes. One lot of Men’s Dress Shirts and $3.50 value, sizes U (P ‘1 t o M' j closing out at President 75c sus­ penders going at terns. Full line of patterns, magazines & fashion books a I w a v s o n h a n d. Remember the Date, Friday, September 19th, at 9 A. M �%.vTrf/. ^*“ - . above named parties or either of them, aa helra, deviaeea legatees, grantees or Other­ wise, am i all other unknown persons cla im ­ ing any Interest in and to the aald lands in­ volved In aald suit, et at Order of Co nstructive Service. In Ctrrn ll t’«tufl uf «ha S r * r n l H Jurllrla T o all unknown parties elalming Interest Clrrult of Fta rld*, S r m l n o lc Cuunt). by, through nr under William Atkinson D a n ­ In I’h ncrt*. iel, Luther C , Porter, The Portsmouth T r m t C . I.. K anila ll, Oumplalnant A Guarantee C o ., Alice C . Ill ll, D a v id I-ee William Atkinson D a n l r l , L uthe r C . P o rtrr, Daniel, and A. D . Starhlrd, aa heir*. devlre-*, Thr* 1‘nrHmnuth T r t n l A Guarantro C o ., grantee*, legatee* or othcrwLc, nr a n y or AUre C . Illll. I la \ 1*1 Lee U a n L I. A. I». either ol them and «tl unknown peraon*, St arblrd , anti al! unknow n prtaona elaltn- corporation* nr a**orlation* claiming *9 Ine any Internal by throuah * '• • " f . lb * Interest In the following desertbasl land* above namrtl parti*** or elth**m, a a *ituat** In Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: I to ; * Inrlutlve I—* I . H r I and 1) krira, llnvl***c*, f t l t l l r r l . l , f * t r * « ... «rh*twlar, ant) ail other u nkm » n iirraona c l a i m ­ W. A. A I). L . Daniel’* Subdivision ol the S E ' i ol Sec 10, T w p J | 6 . Itange 29 K. ing an y inter**! in anti to ui>l lantla Involvttl 130 acre* more or Is s. In aaiit *ult. rt al. You and each of you are hereby ordered tn Defendant*. Order ol Cn n atru ctlv * Servfrr be and appear before nur said Clr r u lt Co urt To ih r defendant*: William Atklnaon at the Co urt House In Sanford, Florida, on l l a n ir l , l.uthar C . Porter. T h e I’ otUmotilh the Std day of Nov. A. D. 1919, then and T r u t t A CSuaranttee Co.. Alice (.. Hill, there to make «n*wer to the bill ef Complaint herein Died against you! l>avicl L e e l l a n ir l antt A. O. Starldfd: It D further ordered that thla notice be It a p p r a r ln r front th * rsrern bill „! comtilalnt herein filed, that yo ur place of r«el- p u hIL hed ones- a week fur twelve week* In tlrnre la unknown, and th at you are over the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In Seminole Co u nty Florid*. the aye o| S I ycara: Wltnra* my hand and icat of aald C ir cu it !t la therefore Ordered that you anil each ol you do appear betore our aai'l Circu it Co u rt, thla the 7th day of Aug. 1919. (Seal) E . A. D O U G L A S S Co urt at the Co urt Houae In Sanford. Florida Clerk of C ircuit C o u r t Seminole Co. l 'la. on the 6th tlay of l.cto ver. A. D. 1919, then antt there to make an aw rr to the blit of b\ F . It ou*h elder Solicitor 6 S - I3 t e r omplaint filed herein againat you. It la further ordered th at Ihie order be Notice of Application or To* Deed Under puiiliel.rd in the Sanford Herald, a newtpaper Senior* S nl Chapter 1)1*. L aw * of F l o r ­ jiuhlllhed In Seminole C o u n t y , Fla., once a ida wrek for eight cunaecutlve weeka. Notice la hereby given that Y . W. T h i g ­ Wltneaa my hand and teal of aald Circuit pen. purchaser of T a t Certificate N<>. 10*. Co urt thla the 7lh day of August 1919. dated the 3rd day ol Ju ly , A. D. 1916, baa (Seall E. A. D O U G L A S S . filed **lil eertilirate In my olfice, and ha* Clerk of C ircu it C o u r t Seminole Co., F I* . made application for ta t deed tn l*tuo in Ilouaho ldrr. accordance with law. Said certificate e m ­ Solicitor. braces the following drarribed property sit­ uated In Seminole county, Florida, to-wit: Lot 3*. Itohlnson’a Survey of an Add to In the Circu it Court of Ih r S e t e n t h Jutllrlal Sa nfo rd . T h e *ald land bring n»*e*»rd at Circuit of Florid*. Se m in o le f o a n l j , In the date nl the fsauanre nl such certificate C h an re ry. in the name of W. J . Thigpen, Unless aald J. P. Laing . joined by J. K . Lalng, her hua- certificate thall he redeemed ‘ according to band. law- ta t deed will |*«ue thrreo.v on the 30th Complalnanta day **f September, A. D . 1919. VI. vVltns** my otfirial aignature and seal Wm. C . Andrnried, II . If. Ilamaey. Ceo. It. this the 23th day of Augutt. A. D. 1919. Morton. .In d iv id u a lly and aa trustee, C a l ­ (seall E , A. D O U G L A S S , vin A. F oa w -. Anna C . Wood bridge, Indi­ Clerk C ircuit C o u r t Seminole Co., FI*. vidually and aa trotter, Albert <!. K a n t 2-5tc Ity V, M. Douglas*. II . (*. and Hlchle Woodhriilge, and all unknown prraont claiming Intereat, by through or un­ der any of the above narneil defendant*, In Circuit Courl, S e t e n t h Judicial Circuit rlther aa helra. ileviaeea, grantee*. legatee* Seminole Cnunly, Florida. In C h tn r e r v or oth»rwi«e, and all unknown pcr*onr claim* M arv M. S»e— tvI J ; , - . In? Intereat l»v. throueh n» "r .drr C. Complainant Murpney „ • l P l-h m ond M urp hay, Iter vt Illll to Quiet T i t l e hu*l.and, now .,r< eaied. a* heir* deviaeea. legatee*, or otherwise, and all other unknown All unknown hrira of and all unknown per­ prno n * claiming any lntere*t In ami to *aid son* elalming Interett under F.. S. amt K. J property Invlovrd in *ald ault. White, Mr* C. W. Ja ro rk* ami all unknown Defendants. ieraont elalming Interest unilrr C . \V, firtlrr of Conatructlve Service acock* and all unknown partle* c la im ­ T o all unknown parlle* claiming lnterr*t ing an interett In ami t > Lota 2, .1, I . 5, by, through or under Wm. <i. Andrnrled, 6 ami 7, 11took 2, E . J . White’* Su b d iv i­ It. II. Ila m te y, Geo. 11. Morton, Individually sion a* recorded In plat book No 2, Seminole and a* trustee. C a lv in A. I’oage. Albert G. C o u nt) Itrcordi, Defendant*. Have*, lilehie Wooilbritlge ami Jr * ,le C. ORDER Murphey and J, llfthmnnrl M u rp hey, hrr T o all unknown heir* ol, ami *11 unknown htliband, a* heir*, tlevliee*, grantee*, legate.* per* >n* claiming Interest under E . S. A E , J . r r otherwl»e or an y or cither ol them, and all unknown perton*. corporation* or a**oeia* White, and t*> all unknown j*rr*on* elalming tlon*. elalming an Intereat In the following lntere*t under C . W. Jacockv, ami all u n ­ cleecribed property altuate In Seminole Coun­ known parties elalming an interest In uttd to ty , Florida, to wit: Hreln at Intersection of L o t . 2. 3. t. 5, 6. Al7 .tlb.ek 2. F I W hile’-. I . — .. K a i l 'L in e of Mellonvllle A v e „ with *>*inh HuhJjvirion J* rerortfi-il ”* ' -r. North along Mtllonvllle i Seminole Co u nty Iterord*. .v . * . . ’i n i yard *. K*»t at right angle* 162' Ys*a and ta ch of you are hereby ordered yard*. South at right angle* 162 yard*, to appear to the hill cl romplaint herein West |62 yard*. Sec. 30 T » p 19 S. flange filed against you, on the Itule day lor N ov­ 31 E. ember. the same being the third of Novem­ \ o u amt each of you are hereby ordered ber III19. to he and appear before our *ald Clrrult It I* further ordered that Ci!* n itic-* bn Court at the Co urt Ho me n San fo rd . F la on published since each week for twrlvir week* the 3rd day of N ov. A. l b 1919, then and | In the Sanford Herald, ^ ♦* -*p*p r J.a.*» there to m *ke answer to the bill of .u nip lrln t ' llihcd In iiemlnolo County, Florid*. her'tn riled against you. Witne** my hand and ots, -, - ‘ *-vl of the It I* further ordered that * hi* notice he | • aid Clrrult Court thl* ths Au g­ published unre a week lor twelve week* in ust. 1919. the Sanford Herald, a newspaper, publish**! (Seall E . A. D O U G L A S S in Seminole C o u n t y , Florida. Clerk, C irc u it C o u r t. Wttne** my hand and *eal ol *aul Circuit Schelle Mainer, C o u rt , thla the 71 h *lay of Augutt 1919. Solicitor for Complainant. 65-131C. (Seall F.. A. D o U G I . A S S Clerk *d Circu it Court Seminole C*.,. Kla. E . F . Huuth oM rr NOTICE •, fcp’ k it' ?rr |] M- i Solicitor. d H 3te N o tic e t* hereby giv en t h a t th e u n d e r ­ signed ha* been a p p o in t e d a d m in ie tr a tr i* of t h e e s t a t e *.f W. I*. Aker*, ileeeased, a n d all P I I I I C I . AM A T I O N heir* at law, Irgatre e, rlrvitet-a and rrcdltor* Whereas: C h a p te r II3GI. Art* ol 1919. a n d all p r r s n r * h a t i n g claim* or dem and* a g a i n t l sa id e s ta te will present th e m to th e L a w * of Florida, entitled " A n act to abolish the prrtent municipal government s*l the u nde rsigned, duly a u th e n t i c a t e d , within th e c i t y of Sanford, county *>( Seminole. O at • of tln u p r * - e r lb td by law. or t h e aarnr will he F lorida , and ts, organic*. Incorporate anil fnrever barred. t i l a b l l t h a city government for the r s n r ; and to prrsrrlhe the jurisdiction, powrrv and function* ol *aid municipalit y. approved June 7th, 1919, provide*, among other thing* that " T h e provUlnna of Ih i* art *hall become effective and thall he In (pll force and effect on, from and alter the fjr »t T u es­ day after the llrtt Monday in January, 920; provided th at the tame shall he ap192 roved amt proved and ratllied ratified by a s majority vote ol the (justified Ih r city qualified electors elector* ol the r lt y cl oi Sanford, vutlng at an rlertlon to be held lor that purpoie on October 7th, 1919, am i it I* hereby made the d uty u! the city rounril of Sanford to provide tor and hold such else, lion on the date namrd. Sabi council shall give thirty day* notice of such election and thall provide for and pay all r o d s nl holding the same and «>l the preparation ol I lit« charter, not to r ir e e d line Hundred ' J 100.00) Dollar*. Such elretlon thall tie held In con­ formity with law* and ordinance* nnw In force relating to special elections. At the *ame rleejlnn there city commissioner* shall be elected, provided thi* charter la ap­ proved and ratified II not, then no co mmis­ sioners will he elect,-*l. Candidate* (or c ity commission shall hr rtmsen and nomin­ ated a* follow*: Any one may circulate a petition to have any number, not tn evreed three, of names of candidate* for city rammiction, P1 placed on the ballot and • uch petition *h*ll lie *igned by one hundred or more tjualifird elector! of the r lt y and *hall Ire a rrom pa nlrd with a written notice that the candidate or candidates who**- name or n»mM i r e th rrrln pr«*«r»lr>J mill accept th»* of r lt y f ommlifiorH r if hr I* r l r r t n l , t h r r i l y rounril ih«ll p1ar« h Ia r.ami on ih*hiticit. p r<»vi d*-«l that »urh petition anti mrittrn nollre of acrrptanr** i* n ln l milh the city rounril At i«*a«t t m d i y i prior tu r lir lln n * am! the rounril thall puhlUh Iho U m n of all r an ilid atrt havitir <|uaiifi«d a* ab o vr In a n r * • paper of (jrn« ral Hrrulation of th r ( it y . In th r isitir ju«t prerrillnic th r election. No r lr r to f ahall tlcn petition* for mor* than three ramililatr*. S o canifkifatr •hall rir r u la tr hit <imn petitionT hr^ lhrrr raniUilatra r r r d v i n c tho th rrr h i g h * * n u m « tier of votra ra«t at *urh rlrrtion* prnvblnl t h r charter (• approvr«l aro] ratitii-4. ahalt hr •Immcil rlrctad for th r f)r«1 ro fn m li* !u n rii for furh trrtot hritinnlne and ending a* la hrrtin brforr provided/* and W h r f r a t : T h r art provide* that " T h r form of government **f rhr ritv of Sanfor<l tid rd for u m lrr thla art ahall l»# that Cro DAVII a* th r ConimWaion-Manacer I'lan/' and i Wherra* T h r act further providi* that th r olbrlal ballot for aurh i trrtion "hull hs v r f :• yy p rin te d ,-■* r. K RY.‘ thEfbuU t b r i j u o i imi t u b m i t l e d to Till* Srp t. 6th, t-M e 1919. C o lt A I.F.K AKERS, S a n f o r d , Fla. Notice of Application for t a t Deed Under Section h of Chapter I M S , Law* of Flor­ ida Notice la hetrhy given that E . G. Hodge*, purrha , r of T a a C r r G l i r a t e No. 230, data.I ih r tth day ol June, A. D. 1917, h«* tiled •aid certificate In my o 111re. and ha* made application (or t a i deed to Issue in arr.*rdat.Ce with law. Said Certificate embrace* the following deacrlhed property eltualed In Sem­ inole rounty , Florida, Itewtl: W ol N E ' j nl N W <, of N W ' i )lc*a S 2 arrea), Sr r . 5, Tp. 20 H„ It. 31 F.att. 3 Arrea. T h r t a i d land being *•*, o w i at the da le ol t h e la s u a n e r ol *uch r e r t i f ic a tr In t h e nam e of J a m e s A*hlry. Unless *ald re rllf ir a le • hall be re d e e m e d a c c ording to law l a s d ied *•111 i**ue there on on t h e t t t h d a y of O c to ­ ber. A. D. 1919 Witness m y olllrlal a ig n a t u re a n d seal ltd* the llllh d a y of S e p t e t n h r n A. D. 1919. Ileal) ■ •ovftheaat quarter ol Section 15. T o w n s h ip 21 S ol Itange 91 east, thence south filt ten chain*, thence east nine hundred and o ne-half feet, thence north four hundred and seven! -en feet, thence west aeven hundred, fifty anti on*-thlrd lert, th e m e north five hundred and elghtv-thtre feet, thence wr*t one hundred and flit) feet to the place ol beginning Also the we*l half *>( the northwest q uar­ ter ol the northwest quarter ol the northeast quarter, Section 22, To w n ship 21, south of Hang*- 31 cast. Also Lot line of Church lltock (n the T o w n of llvledo, Florida , being a parrel o| land 60 leet ra*t amt we»t by 1*1.4 feet north and south oil the west entl *»l said C h u r c h Lot l»t cf —vi< u r ch :1 t h.lcc *.f r.eo,.l ,<i ri»* rr *ai< t1 Cs hiiurch Plat Itnok A, at page 111 In tl;n I’tibUe orda *.f O r a - g ; C o u n t y , Florid* Un - i . * . r the co unty *,( Seminole »a* formerly a p arti, *al*l plot being entitled Alrean drla or O v ie ­ do." You and each of you are hereby n rd r.rd to appear towlhe complainant's bill of com­ plaint herein filed, on Monday, the i t b day of Ja n u a r y , A. D. 1223, tt**i name being a Rule D a y of Ihi* Court. It is further ordered Ilya t this notice he published for twelve week* in the S ir ,lo r d Herald, a newspaper published In Sanford, Seminole C o u n t y , Florida. Witnraa E . A. Dnugla**, Cle r k of »*ld C i r ­ cuit Co u rt, and the seal th ereof, thl* the ITth day of September. A. I). 1919. (seal) E . A. D O U G L A S S , C le r k . Davia A Giles, Solicitor for C o m p la in a n t, fi-iate In Clrrult Court, S e t e n t h Judlrlat Circuit, In and For S e m in o le County, Florida In t hanrrry Q. I*. Swope, C o m p lain an t, v*. Order of L . S. S r a v r y et .1, I'utdicatlon Defendant*. State of Florida C o u nty of Seminole. T o : E . II. Seavey, William 1*. Unger*, Thoma* If. S r v e y , T h o m a* II . Iw vey, M. K. Ilrnrk and Martha Urn k, hi* wife, E . S. S r v e y and C y n t h ia S e v e y , hi* wife, J. C . M clirlde, Cooper G ro ce ry C o m p a n y , a cor­ poration, John L . Ilran ch, W r*lcy L . Ilrwnch, p W. Moran. IlilDbiirnugh Grocery Commy. a corporation, E . ,<(. M c N a l t , J. If. M c N a t t , E . M. I'utnam , Ja mc* A. L ev e y, Jam ra So v r y , J. D . Thr>mp*on, W m. E . A le ia n d r r , A lr ta n d c r and l(u**rl, and W. F A leta rider. It appearing from the attlilavlt of 0 . I*. Swope, th r rom plalnant, in the above *ult herein duty fitnt, that It I* the belief of the affiant that the place* of re«lde**e. - f •*-.£ ; 1 . . . „ a , o v * l urtendant* are unk nown: that t h rr * I* no person In the alate the servlte id a autijioerta upon whom would hind aald defendant*, and that it i* hi* belief that *ald rlrfehilant* are over .he age of twenty-one (2t I year* of age. You are hereby o r d e r e d t o appear to this bill on M o n d a y , t he 1st d a y of De c e m b e r , A. D. 1919, the u m r being a Itule f la y of thla Co urt. ft is further ordered that this notice he published (or eight eonaeeultve weeks in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper putdlahrd in Sanfo rd, Seminole C o u n t y . I Inrida, Wit net* E . A. Douglas*. Cle rk of said ' ircult Co urt a m 1 the seal thereof thi* the 17th day of September. A. D. 1919. •eal) E . A. D l l U G L A S S , C le rk. Da via G ill* , Solicitor* fur C o m p l a i n a n t . .V-9tc .WU'nl'ion Koval Neighbor* 1’li'usp romombt-r mir niPetinK to bo lioltl iipxt Tbkrsthty afturnuou, S*'|il. -5ll» at 3:30. 1 bo|»c every mt’mber will muki* a Mppcial t*ITort to be iircscnt. We have matters y( itnjiortance to brlnu before the cani|>. Recorder* l.auntlry Sale Was Success The laundry sale held by the T ru th Seekers' Hiltlu Class Friday afternoon in Mr. Sjicer'a store was a very successful iilTuir. The store was decorated with laundry pictures, jtalinit and leaf plants. The would-be week's wash presented a eery a t ­ tractive appearance. Th was somethin); for Grandfather, -lot anti Baby Sue. Soaps, powder and starch were quickly disposed of. T he ladies return thanks for gener­ ous contributions. Mr. T. 0. Charles for the lonn of one of the finest washint; machines and Feet Bros. MR'. Co., the Proctor <fc Gamble Co.. Blue Bird Appliance Co. for beautiful advertising pic­ tures and cards. (Continued from iurc 3) SEPTEMBER 19, 1919 loving and devoted wife and two sons, father, mother, three sisters, Mrs, Tyler of Lisbon, t'la., Mrs. Tel­ ford of Thonotosassa, Fla., and Miss •Maude: three brothers, one in Frunce and two at home, who have the deep sympathy of their many friends in their great bereavement. WhenYourSpringBreaks put on nml the wives and childrs*n ItnvinK to take every petty job that* comes aloni*. No wonder some of the n * A /< * n w fV * 4 women are on the verge of a ner­ vous breakdown. Who on earth AUTO OWNERS wouldn't b e ? There are too m a n y He has lift t he fond memory of a , who liiitik they are too nice to work. loved l.ushand anti father's tender ,, • . , , , • Call on u t for exact “ •* vfreatCS t t r o u b l e , love and care in the hearts of wife dupllcnto of your and children and his strength und broken spring, ENFORCE GAME LAWS faith in his Heavenly Father, all and receive through the eight weeks of intense Summar y oT Cam e Laws of Stale sutiering will ever be a Irsson th a t spring sa t­ of Florida will draw them closer to Him and isfaction Regardless of the fact th a t is is help them to become more like Him. that Is After a short and impressive ser­ more than two months before the real. game season opens in Florida, there vice the remains were laid to rest In is lots of evidence thatbirfds ure be­ Ft. Ogden. ing shot. The following is a suinMay the Heavenly Father's tenmury of the game laws of Florida, tier mercies and rare be abundantly and if any citizen knows of the law with the loved ones, who fire so sore­ being violated it is his dut y to rejiort ly bereved is the sincere prayer of ' t h e m atter to the proper ofllcers: "One Who Loved Him." SANFORD FLORIDA 0|>en seasons (dptes inclusive): Deer, squirrel, quail (bohwhlte p a rt­ ridge), wild turkey, November 20 to March 1. Bulled grouse, imported pheasants, November 20 to Decem­ ber ID, Duck, goose, brant, blackbellied and golden plovers, Wilson snipe, yellow legs, coots, g.illinules, dove, November 20 to January 31. Woodcock November 1 to December 31. Rail, other than coot and gallinulcs, November 20 to November 30 R.edbird (rite bird). August 1G to November 15. Office in Peoples' Hank Building. Sanford, Florida Hunt i ng licenses: Non-resident or alien, SI5; resident, $1 (county of residence): resident, S3 (county other than county of residence). License not required in voting precinct nor of Confederate veteran entitled to a state pension. Issued by county judge. Bag limits and possession: Three deer, 10 turkeys, and 300 of any of *v * Two Reductions in 1919 the other game birds ** 11 tieer, Have you our latest Price List? It will interest you. ducks, 8 brunt, 25 Wilson snipe, G # woodcock, 25 in all of rails, coots un Ideal Fertilizers now give better value for the money gallinules and 25 doves a day. Pos than any commodity, bought by the grower either for session of migratory birds permitted farm operations or for household use. during first ten days of close season other game during first five day Quality Maintained \\r:U to us at once regarding your thereof. fall requirements. Shall we send our new Vegetable Hook? Sale: The snle of redblrdj ifice birds' and all protected game is pro­ hibited. Export: Export of all protected game is prohibited, except non­ Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers resident licensee may rarry out game Dealers in Spray ruin|>s and Insecticides. ns personal baggage, but not more JACKSONVILLE............................. ..... ................................. FLORIDA t han l v o days' limit of migratory R. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Snnfurd Branch game birds shall be exported on any one calendar week. B. & 0. MOTOR CO BUICK CARS You Know What That Means W. J. THIGPEN, Agent Lower Prices for Fertilizer WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. In Mem or lam Sidney McG. Carrawny, Jr., was born in Georgetown, S. C., Jan. 1st, 1881 and died nt Arcadia, Fla., Aug. 28th, ID 19. Mr. Carruway was the son of our fellow citizen, Sidney McG. Carrnwny of Sanford and was married to Miss Gertrude Betts Dor. 5th, 1D0G. They lived iu Sanford a short time, then moved to Ft. Ogdeiw Fla., and it has been their home ever since. He was an influential citizen and left tnuny warm friends besides his MONEY SAVING On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Cratea T h Can Bay F r a n U« a t W belcaali Price* W rtU fa r r r l a a L ltl W.A-MerTydajCanpuy Palitka, Florida FIVE HUNDRED HIHLE CLASS E . A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk C ir c u it C o u rt Sem inole Co., Fla. t-3 tc IIy V. M. Dnugla**, D. t ’. Delegates From These Classes to Meet al Tampa Early in Notice of Appllratlon for T a i Deed I nilrr October Her I Ion n of C hapter t h k a , |. a « n of ficr* Ida According to the latest reports N n t l c r it hereby ylven t h a t M a b r l M. Keelry, p u r c h a se r of T a i C* r U tir a tf Ho. I!*2, da te d t h e 4th day *d Ju .ic, A. D II*IT, haa there are at this time between 500 bled aald c e r t io r a t e In my oilier, a n d hna and (100 organised Wesley Bible m ade a p p lic a tio n for t a i deed to l**ui* In classes in the Florida Conference, a r r o r d a n r o with law Haiti ri rtlftran- «>in* lira eta tin* follow i n t dr a n l bed proper! > alt* and these line bodies of men anti uate d in Sem inole c o u n ty , Florida, tr^-wlt: S», of .S uf Lot 2. Her. •», Tp. 20 S. It. .10 women, bnpded together to study I'.aat. T h e •aid land b r i n e aa*e«aed at the da te of t h e iaauance of auch certificate in the God's Word Sunday after Sunday, name of P a u l K rrley, Unit-** *a(d certifi­ cate ahall be re deem ed a cc ofdlnc In 1aw t a t make strong; additions to the forces died will la*lie there on on the 14th d a y of for the U|)liuilditi|; of the Kingdom. October. A. II. UUP. T he fourtli annual Federation of VYttneaa m y official aitcnatiire and *eal thla the 1Of h day of Hep tc tuber. A. D, I HI St, these classes will ho held in First »aeal» ll. A. D O U 0 L A S H . Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. Methodist church, T am pa, Oct. I, 2 4-tldc lly V, M* lltiu ila sa , lb. C. untl 3, and a full attendance of dele­ n o t ic i: Wherra*, th e return* of t h e S p e d a I llb-r- gates from all these classes is urjp’d. tion, held on Ttu-aday, th e I UIh day of S e p ­ There should he over 500 delegates tem ber, I9 l!b to d e te r m in e t h e iturstlon of the rrjrcMnn of a d o p tio n of C h a p te r hISJt, in attendance. l.aw* of Florida, Art* uf 1919, have been Some of these Wesley rlaa.r-s arc duly m ad e tu this board, a n d W hereas, «aid returns ha v e been opened a n d dulv ranes**in tins community, and this pa pc ei I h v t h r 11**a*i tl ( mrj d. W hereas, a c anvasa of aald n t u r n * show* taes pleasure in passing the word 2*12 votea for th e a d o p tio n and ratification They will miss the id «aid act, arid 117 vote* a gain at th e a d o p ­ nloriK to them. tion and ratification nf *ab! a ct, and Whereas, f m m the c anvass of said return* greatest treat of the year in case it ha* been d e te rm in e d t h a t a m ajo r ity of they fail to attend. The program is the vales cast * u f<ir the a d o p ti o n a nd r a t i ­ rich in good thinj’s for Sunday school fication of *aid act. T herefore, be it re«ol\ed a n d declared by thi* board tfiwt the rt «u!l of said election I* workers, anti the class t hat is wide­ that a rna |o r It of the ijuaHhi d voters votint? awake should arrange to have a good in said election have Ity th*if v o t i f ad o p te d and ratified C h a n te r HID,', Law* oi Florida, delcgatiu on hand. A n a of tit | W. which said a r t by it a term* Make up an automobile parly anti and iifovliinnK prohibit* hoy* or awfne from running or roam ing at largo in Hrm inolt take in the Federation. It will he County, Florida. worth your while. He H f u r t h e r resolved ih a ! the ter ms a ml well provisions of said act shall becorni effective Iffkrt her Information is desired thirty tlay* from and after llic Ivth d a y of He p i t m b r r, 1M11*, a * ia piu v i d * *1 i n »a.Id a r i . drop u line to Dr. J. H. Therrell, Adopted thi* IT th day of H e p lem h er, L. IIIt 17M L L Y . C h r m . Sunday School Field Secretary, Hoard C o u n t y Com m issio ners, ()r,dn. Flu. * Seminole C o u n t y , Florida. th r elector* for determination, ti*-*it*' ijur** lion: **Shall th r city of Sanford ail opt the ComTrU*l<in-Manager I'lan ( I h i r t r r V ' How therefore, by th r authority In me vrated and by direction of l a * f| proclaim Tueaday, Urtober Tth, aa Ch arte r K lir t io n h a y , and do hereliy f iv e notice that on Tueaday, October Tth. I'O',* an elec­ tion w. 1 11 In** held In the * ity pf Sanford for Ih r purp*<*e of determining ( h r «pj« «tinn "Shall the rity of Hanford adopt thr Com* mU*lon* -Manarrr I'lan C harte r," and for for thr purpose of elrctlnc three rlty rommliaionrra, provldinc aurh Commlaainn* M a n n e r I'lan Charter la adopted at auch rWrtionKlactora i|r*lrinc to vole In favor of th r " C U y of Hanford adogitlnr the Com* miaaion-Manarrr I'lan Charter ahall marh their r ea peril vr ballot* with a rr..«* mark ( X I before the »orda " K n i t A D O P T I O N " and elector* devirinf to Vote A(aln«t thr " C i t y of Hanford adopting Commit«ionManager I'lan C h a r te r " ahall mark their respective ballot* *0th a rr«k«* mark »X l be­ fore the word* " A C 5 A I N S T A D O l ' T l O N . " Attest: K. A. Douglas*. CU rk. elector* d*airlne to vote for Contrnlaalone.v An enterprise which will he tf • hall place a croaa mark ( X l before the name of the eandldatr of their choice. Bartow and Polk In Clrrult Court, N rtenih Ju«litUI Circuit, great benefit to And by th# aame authority 1 hrrebv ap­ In and for S r ml rude C ounty, Florida- In county is the latest for Bartow, A point Claud e I fermion, Chat. I.. Ilrl't, Chancer) ANalter M* I I aym a to bo Inipertnra of auch t h | l, Swope, C o m p la i n a n t O rder of practical cattle and hog breeder t.f election and If. C . Dulloae to be rlrrk of _ (I* I'u bllc atlon a urh election, and do fiv e notice that the I U# B Hravey r t al. St. Louis has pkrehased 1,450 acres putlinc plate for auch election »ill b* in tinDefendants. of land near Gordonville, about four room In the rity halt, known a* the tire Tu Iht- unknown hair*, drvistra, ir*ntc*i or apparatu* room, situated on I'almetto • thrr rlitmant* anrl all I>,ftira rfa! nlng an i miles from Bartow ami will proceed n u r between 1‘lrat and Second atrreti. Inttrnt uinltr L. S. Srarey. t.eliam I'. I , ' Wltneaa my band and acat aa th* artln f Itegrr., T h o m a . if. S - v . y , T h « m a . II u * \ , i t o immediately establish a lirst c l a s s mayor uf the city of H-nfonl at Hanford* sirey: and,rc y " u .'! u r e y ; Li- Zl'lV. iV (•] I stock f ar m on this tract. This cnHeminnbr rounty , Florida, thl* the .»sth «>f Auruat, (•••h V . I- M I M . F I t , i A c ll n f Mayor «>f the C it y of Hanford. I'. W. M>,ran. Htliahoio t . r o r . r y Uumjrany.a t « t h i s part Ol F l o r i d a , Attest: V , I' • Itinea. C it v Clerk. 1!-Ctc rurpnnilnn. E . M . M cN alt, J. It. M rN a tt, l a t l r r u l l Coart of iho Nrte nih J u d U l a 1 E. M. I'utnam. J a m r . A. Lcvi-y, J a m r . A. Clrrult of llo r ld a , Nemlaole C n u n ip In S*»») amt J . 1). Thnm|>*an, W in. E . Alc»anilcr, Alt i.rn trr A Kii***ll amt W. E . Al, *Cbaneery. Sensitive Squabe. amtef nr n lh c r - l t n In lh» ernperty htrrinC . L . Handall, Complainant alter ,l,*rrib*(i, amt t h , u n k n o - n l u r r M t m i French scientists believe that car­ ti WilUata AMklnaon Daniel, L uther C . Porter. In lru*t nt W. L t'alm.r, <lrrra»<t, ■••Ignre rier pigeons are Influenced by mag­ rt An.lrrw Aulin anrl to all p a r t i , , claiming T h e Portamnuth T r u s t L fturaanteo Co.* an Intcrret in *al«l nrop-rty, . I t u a t , In S .m - netism, und thnt with the spread of A lie# C . Illll, D a i l d Leo Daniel, A. I ) f Star- inol. County, Klurfda, to-*«ft: wireless telegraphy much less depend­ bird, and all unknown persons clalmlnt "tlctlnnlng fit* chain* south nt Ih r northany Intereat by, thrnuen or under the » , * t rorn-f ct t h . • r u t h - . *t quarter ot t h . ence can bo placed on them. 'T:LihT'r n reX w r^ rr/i.ranc°hr: ,,’r,,:ire uil1 h#c tv. A M E L S supply cig arette contentm ent beyond an y th in g you ever e x p e rien c e d ! You n e v e r ta ste d such fullbodied m ello w -m ild n ess ; such refreshing, appetizing flavor anil coolness. 1 he m ore Cnnirls you sm oke th e g rea ter becom es your delig h t — Camels a rc such a ciga ­ C \V -* $ iV.V>* ^ .y .- [ 4,1?.'.-.*• rette revelation ! Wk R v ?rything about C nm eh you find so fn<ctn:iting is d u e to 'h e ir qu ality to th*- expert L.end ot choice T u rk ish and choice D om estic tobrcccs. -*• * * *• -- ■ r'• - jt *%*J9 -.y v: ;* Y oul! say Cam els are m a class by th e m s e lv e s _th ey neem made to m eet y o u r ott*n fit-rsonal in so m an y w a y s! m ■ v , • •• F reedom fiotn any unpleasant ciguretty ufter-taM e or u n ­ pleasant ciga e tty odor m akes C am els p a rticu larly d esirable h m MFYnc^ ,0 lh<? m ost A*Mid tout sm okers. A nd you sm oke C ornels as \T P p ia 5“ ,y.jhU> liberally us m eets your ow n w ishes, for they* n ev er tire y c u r tbste 1 You are a lw a y s keen for the .» 2 cigarette satisfaction th at m akes 18c. a p a c k a g e T, «JvV C am els so attractiv e. S m okers re a l­ ize tha* th e value is in th e cigarettes •'v-yV;*, v.) und do not expect p re m iu m s or c o u ­ ***•*:j v pons ! C o m p e re Camels w ith any ciga­ rette m tiie world at any p rice ! •r.'T * 1 tr ,lv,mensc b*neni ■i.. " - - i t COUNTY HAPPENINGS IfiSJ ’ W jH w ‘• THE SANFORD HERALD PAGr TEN . ■ ■ ^ W fM ‘ V C*r*s • *r* *nV r , -r v M/ , - r •'‘r-rrfifiral/* IV r ? f « '*.*■' e , ‘ " w * r . ( ( . . . o r frri r«fk* * , - • .CD r q * ) , j | „ ) ,n « no.f<,ji*n ro .,r.u Iittc n IV# - r n .nt l , , « on,„.,nrf re , ‘ f R .J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY T J T J -X Win*lOQ.Salcm, N. C. ’ —• £ rrJ V .l b X -J Y-sfr < ? v ' r . ' r.i>r’.r - v r *1* •- j; vi s * •*> ■*u r J * » J* ?.VrV f j -I tr r1 tr* ,V c - a - i / * *2* n' t<hr- GU Sj; j : -* *■_■ • 'j . — r r ".>■ •l.\ f / ■J. v.-.c . m e t �SEPTEMBER 19. 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD W. F. HaMletf Oakfieltl. Ga., May 10, 1917. nid Kentucky Mfg. Co., Paducah. Ky. Gfntlcmen: j,|ea,<. allow me to state th a t I s«>ltl your hoif cholera remedy (or one season and have ordered ori. f,,r this season. East year I jnlil it to 1- or 1^ mon who raise I told each of them to take ,!„• remedy, feed it to their Ii « kh and if they lost a sitiRlo hoif from (llM.u,0 of any kind not to puy me a ,ent for the remedy, but when thev hejf«n to sell cotton every man ejme in and paid me for the metlii and every one of them told me that it was the best hog medicine they ever used. One man paid me for the small package nnd bought 55 »orth more and said i t '.was the best that he had ever tried. Yours very truly, W. F. Bartlett. Grocery Co., M erchants Sanford, Fla. 3Utc • Careleiiancaa Bfsull s in Failure That i* why we say "Feed B. A. Thi-mat’ 11or Powder accbrdini; to directions. DO NOT F E E D IT SLOPPY, but mix it with ground f,,ti and moisten with just enough water to make a crumbly mass. Th*n rarh hog gets a beneficial dose. •lirecticr.s cr. pricLgi;. Your n,,,n,.\ i,m-k if you are not satisfied. Merchants Grocery Co., San ford, Fla. fouM h ( 8 E*(> of S . c tl o n Seven 1 7*. T ow n• h ip T w e n t y one U ) i S o u th «,| |( a n ( e T h i r ­ t y (30) h u i , c o n t a i n . . , , Klv* ir.i » r r. . . more «.r U m ; A U o •» .,» L o t . L l j k t e , n UK) a n ,| N in e te en (191 of Annie L. Hr. I n ' . l »uh. ■Imelon ol h r r t l n n Seven 7 , T o w n .h i p T w e n t y one (21) S o u t h ol K . n j e T h ir t y irjO) L a . t , lea. l e e t n n l n c at t h e . n u t h r a . t e nrner n( t h e S '- u C .w r .t non L u r t h ( S W , ) "f t h e S o u t h ' a-t .in. fo u r t h . S L ' , l i t i a !d Heetlnn Sev. n 7' T o w n . hip T v . n t y one ' • l 1 h o u t h , ijI l i . n s . T h i r t y • .10 • K a .t , run■ Inc thener \V i I n :i r hundred loot f<*t; t hetire N o rth lo lit t e i) hundred '«nil tw enty •even ' 1337) f t . t : 1 1) .*tre l e t three hundred (30(1! feet: t hr ore enuth T h ir tre n hundred ■ ml t w e n ty »e\ - \ !:I37) feet ; . t h e po in t ..f b e r l n n l n r . c o m . ' l r ; r 3 t l . i l . . n e i r e p t i .n., l ir e l&l arrew. n u r > or l e t .. I 'u r c h a . r r at i*le I I pay I r de ed. SCIILI.IL MONKS, June. \ St e e l .I M n - t - r C lanerry. Jon<-<. S o lic ito r . for C o m p la i n a n t . In I irru il < n u r l, ! 1 r« rn lh i u i l l r l . l I l,rull< S r m l n n l r l o u n l ) , FlorM a. In I h . n r r t , IrvIfiK Ti It. ln»'jm . C<)m|il»ln»nt tff- C ita tio n llve lvn T e l D l b a u m , H e tpondrr.f. T o Kv»l>n T *ll<lli»um, I t n .l iL n r e V nitnnw n: I t ap|>r,rinK Iro m a n atl.iUvit of c o m ­ p l a i n a n t r l u l in lh « a b o v e a n ti t l. il >%ii.e t h a t you a rc a ro i il i nt ol a - l a t r nr c o u n ty otlicr t h a n t h e »tat<- of Lluri'la, t h a t y o u r p r e e n t place of rr.iib-nri- i. u n k n o w n t h a t t h r r . i . no p r r . o n in tho »tat.- o{ Lloriila tin.e r v i e r of a a u h p n . n a upon whom woulil himl y ou, ti.,- . .1 3 K vrlyn l Y l tr l h a u m , ami t h a t you a r r over t w r n t y - n n r y e a r , of afc. < T h r r r f o r r , this !. l o rr.julri- y ou. «h<- >ai<l K vrlyn T c l t r l h a u m l o a p p i a r t o t h r hill n( c o m p l a in t , rahlliitcil a g a i n .! you lay th e a hovn n a - n t'l c o m p l a in a n t, Irv in g Tc'gtylh a u m , a m i Ihia ilay lilxl in thi- a l-o v , a talcd c o u r t, on M o n d a y , t h e 3rd d a y of N b v r m lir r , A. I). 1919. o thrrw iao t h r hill of c o m p la in t will ho t a k r n a t by you ronfaaard. Witnraa m y h a n d aa Clerk a n d t h r i r a l of t h r C i r c u it C o u r t . S r v r n l h Ju<lirial Circuit in a n d for t h r c o u n ty • f S .m ln o lc , a t a t r of Florida, on thla I h r 3r<l day ol S . p t r m h r r , A. II. 1919. K. A. I I O t ’GI.ASS, Cli rk C ircuit t ’ourf. S im in - d r t ’o., Lla. (ir* rg r A. f l r C o t t r . . Solicitor a n d of C o u n . r l for C o m p la i n a n t . ( • t u r n . W * U r bound a n d Shall. I foposila lor each Mc’i » i y nr a t m l shall l"' prr«.*nlrd In a s e p a ra te scaled r n v r l o p r r n d o r t r d on t h e o u tah l’* w ith t h r n a r r r of lh»» road or a t r r r t , and Its h u m b r r for w h lrh t h r p r o p r .a l j , m a d r a n d t h r n a m e of t h r bidder or b l d d r r t. Karh pru p o tal shall b r acc o m p a n ied by a f r r tU jrd r h r r k . l**tjf«| upon a S u t r or N a ­ tional Hank a n d m a d r p a y a b l e t.» t h r o r d r f of t h r r i r r k of t h r C ircu it C o u r t , of t h r C o u n tv of y^mlnnl In tbs s u m of five p#f cvr.t o | i h r a m o u n t of t h r bid. T h r iuortM {t|| bii’J i f will h r r r i |u i r r d t o t i v r bond i q u a l to flitV p r r r e n t of t h r a m o u n t of hi* or their bid. a u r h bond t o h r r %• riii | b> is .'•uftty C o m p a n y Hem* *1 t o do h u i i n r o in t h r State* ol Florida. a n d t h r biddrf ihall product) • ccillllcAti from g •• Tr*a*ur«r <*f t h r Slat** of Florida showing tl.r am ou r* nf {«., drpuali a n d th«- i|js< of bond* *al*l th posit t i i v r f t . • 1 hr h a r d * shall h r a p p r o v e d b y t h r H oard of Count} <’•■mr.iis«it»nrra. C o p i i of t h r plane a nd 'Purification* m a y h r srer. a t t h r olTirr of t h r Clerk of t h r C ircuit C ourt In S anford, at t h r ofllrr of Williams and (!«!• Ii*-r at Sanford or at t h r otTlrr ol G. It. Ham • r y in O rlando, Florida. T h r t*ounty C o m m ia iio n rrs reserve right to r* j *• t any and ail l id* th r LA. HIICMLEY. C h a ir m a n H oard (’ountv ( ’*»tnml*iiont rs A ttes t: K. A. Douglass, (*l»rk o| t h r C ircuit C o u r t . William* a n d Collier, K n g ln rrre, Sanford. Florida. G. H l l i n u r v , K nginrrr, O rlando, Florida. I AGE I I L\LN r. • ■ s'ustun.' .sir norr, •D r W. L a wt o n , . S u n r r i n t r n d a n t of I' ubt ir l n « t r u r » | o n t n d Kt-ofTlrhi S * r r i t a r v of Hoard. r.i. In ( Irrult t n u ll, S r s r n ih t Irct’ lf, firm note Count), I Issilrfa Overstreet T p rp sn H n c C o m p a n y va. Lm m a M itc h e ll, L. M ason H«d»ert». F. \ W atlar* F \ L H 'd d rn , Itobr r t C. \Ilrn , F la ir f». A l'r n , M c C la in \ndrr«on. J«»e #Aiufem on, A M. M c C la in , ||eat»r M c C la in Hrown, J»*«* Crrfr.g fL a h e io , ll/s te r Oraham , lle o ir (sraham, T r a n of M t im o n t r Im prove. »nt C om pany, a rort* -ration. L ln a o s th C* 1 ra cry, \y. w . T ra c e ), F an n ie S. A. I 'n l t r , (ieorge I). C urrier, W illia m L. Saundrra, J« hn A. * G reelrv, L it S w avrly, H oy II Coilman, Itobrrt L. Packard. L . J. H a r­ rell, C h a rl« « L Arn<dd. I*hi l l l> Stern, J a y C. Allen, C harles If. K b ln * . lla rrv * C . K h in * . Stephen G. Lsisening, W illia m Luj>e. Jam** W. M rL I M n n e y , J. J. M o lt . Leslie T hrasher. ’A. M . Thrasher, A da I. Hrossn. t'h arles ll. llro w n , I). W*. C u rrie , J. II, M rG a u g h e ) , (*ooprr G rocery C o m pany, a co rporation , J. II. M c N a t t , M . A. llo llim a n , 'Fhoma* W , M oran , J. I*. M iie ll, A tla n tic am i (iu lf (iro cery C um p a n ), a co rporation . C om m ercial C re d it C o m p an y, a co rporation . In I'lrrull I ’wurl of Ihr S r t r n l h Juilirla I ’irrull u t l l u i l .l a , Srm lnul,- I ’uunly. In I 'h a n r r f y . . J . Y. I.iing, j n i n n l by J. K, t.aing, h r r hu>ItanJ. f.o m |3 a ln a n U . BUSINESS C A R D S : One Inch ».,nrcls Will lie Published I n* Irr This Heading Al The l<n(r Of *7.;0 •*rr Year. In < irruit Court , S e v e n t h ( ircult, S e m i n o l e Co u n t s , I lot Id s • O ve rstree t T u r p e n t i n e C o m p a n y L m o ia Helena N litch rll, L. J. Gwens. |*|*chrr, I*. W. Fischer, F. Di*t«ri«h, Clara D ittr ric h , Ton* J. Markl*. r t a f. T*» the d i f e m l a n t s I,. J. Gwens, Helena Fischer, F. W. F**-**-v * Dieterich, Clara D i e tr n c h , T*»m \tarV ts, \*. t*. Dillrnan. Sid • nr> J. ilobbs, C la ra D. Wood, — — — Wood h»r h u sba nd. D. G. M c K a y . J o h n Hicks. Nat I'uyritl. T r u s te e , William II. Hayes, F lavir L. llrook*. N. (7. Holden, M a rg are t A. Du rand, D u ra n d , her h u sh a n d . J o h n A Jo hnsun, D avid A. Iltirr, Julia M. Ilurr b a l i t l \ U a t i r I*. D. Atwat«r, F. (7. Han*l A l r i a m b r J. F re n c h , M a ttie J. Fre nc h. F G Loach. S. II Mlryn... .. Austin Hlair . Kath* erine lllalr, M a ry FK, lla>nli-, L'lw in H a )n ie, C o rin th C. Ilyan. I l'.-rri»al Ilyatt. lly ro n S. Ashley, K ate 51 At hlry. Kan nlr S. , r /ir> an ,|r r II. C a rv e r, N. J. L . w i . , II. C o n ­ rad. t ’ harlt* II. I.urr and William t'aohy a. I r u . l . , . ol th.- r . l a t r »l Jo .rp h It. T a n t u m , ln*!ct*te*ln«** of t h e *ahl Special T a i School ,| n a i t d , W. I*, (illkrr.on , l .u r y Morton D istrict, Incurred for t h e e t c l u s l v r use ol W h l l m n r r , ---------Whilmorr, hrr huahand, public free schools of said Special T a i School C h a r ir . A lr ta n d r r , William t). L m l . o n , II. II. D istrict. .anra.lir, llo lxrl S. Cumnilngt. I rank 2. T w e n ty - f iv e H u n d r e d Dollars t o he Ij'anirt, T r r r . a W. Adam., J. Ih i a r k . o n , used in enlarging a n d f u r nishing t h e Sanford ilrn r v II, N'irola. T h n m a . J. Iltlliard, Sara C olored High School. a r r r k . o n , ----- —K arrrk .on , h . r hu .lia n d, .1 , T w e n ty - f i v e H u n d r e d Dollar* to be LAllan l i f r r l r y , Itavid II. Ilonkar, K. Halu« id in enlarging a n d fu rn ish in g th e M i d * j ) l„rd. Ilanjamln It. I’ound. Allan M ar linn* C i 'ln r n l School. % all. Ilo liirt W. Srntt, III in <’ Klmhall. I. T w rntv-five H undred Dollar* t o h* --Klmha-! hrr huahand, l.a la y rltr used In builtling a n d f u r nishing a West Sid** l . r . r n , A. M Itandolph, William Ldgar and C olored School, k n o w n as t h e Goldsboro A. L . Taylo r: School. It aplo-arlng from th r .worn hill filrd 5. T w e nty-five H u n d r e d Dollars t o V b r use d for e n la rg in g a n d im p r o v in g t h e S a n ­ h . r . i n that >»ur plaro ol r . r i J . n i r i . un ­ ford High School h y f u r nishing a M anual. known and that you an- nvrr, th r agr ol Arts* a C o m m e rc ia l a n d a D om e stic Science twrnty-nnr yrart. It Ir hrrrh y ordi-rrd that y„u do ap p .ar In t h i. rourt to th r hill h . r r in D e p a r t m e n t there in. * 0 . One T h o u s a n d Dollars to be used for l.lrd on tip- 29th day "I O rlo b rr, A. I>. I m p ro v in g school b uildings a n d ( school 1919. |l i . (u rlh rr prdrrrd that th i. order hr g r o u n d s of t h e S a n f o r d High, t h e Sanford G r a m m a r and t h e S a n f o r d P r i m a r y School* pul l i . h n i uni, u wrak (or light r o n . r r u t i - r 7. T w o T h o u s a n d D ollars to be used for v., -k. in \in- Sanford l l 'r a ld , a n aw .p a p .r th e p urc hase of f u r n i tt i r r a n d i n c id e n ta ls for put'll*h .d in S rm in o lr ruuntv. Wit nr.a my hand and >ral •>( th r .aid firall schools w ithin *aid Special T a t School ruit rourt th i. S r p tr m h r r 3rd, A. II . 1919. District, and i:. a . l i o u o i . A S s , W here as: T h e C o u n t y H oard of Public I n ­ C l r r k ( ’ irruil Court Srminolr C ... Kla. s t r u c ti o n for Sem inole C o u n t y , F lorida, ha* Ma«.»> k Warlow, carefully e i a m i n e d said pe titio n a n d has y Solicitor, t,,r Co m p lain an t c e r t a i n e d t h a t more t h a n t w e n ty - f iv e tier 3-9lr cent of th e du ly qualified ele ctors ri siding within said Special T a i School D istrict No 1, Seminol** C o u n t y , F lo r id a , h a v e sig n td said p e titio n , and W hereas: T h r co u n ty Hoard of F u b l l r I n ­ s tr u c tio n for S rtn in o le C o u n t y , F lo r id a , ha* d e te r m i n e d hy r r «olutlon th is d a y a d o p te d t h a t liofida in th e *ujn of. $25,000.00 will be r e o u ir e d for t h e p u r p o se s set f orth In said pe titio n a n d which a re e n u m e r a t e d h t n i n a b o v e , said b o n d s t o b e a r In tere st a t the Addenda t o A lt a m o n t e F alm S p rin g s in See. & 2. . I N W •, ..I N L 1» . . n .l h W "1 S L <i U . "( N L ' , «n<l W ' , ..I N W ' , "I S W t , ol N L •( S L > , ..I S \ V ' , of N K ' i . .. . "I Sttf of N L ' , . "f NK '* . "1 N W ol 8 W 1, .’ I", 29 1 ami Jfit "I S u b d lv D In n "( lari'l l>»l"n,lnc (n o n t. I.aml. Hut. I am i N a v l t f . d o n Co. In . iv of O c to b e r , A. D. 1919, an lie held a n d t h e s a m e Is h e r e b y r held in said Special T a i School I, Sem inole C o u n t y , F lo r id a , t o * he t her or n o t there shall be ll* s i b l Special T a i School DisS r m i n o lr C o u n t y . F'lorida. bcftida of $23,000.00 to bear I n t i r r s t at five ami one -half ( 5 ; , tier cent) r a n n u m i n te r e s t pa>alite semi* iinds t o he d a t e d J a n u a r y 1st, 21 . 1 , 27. 2 t anti 29 uf J. II. K "* .’ .( il'iilv in n . I S t. >4 "f S L ', s L 1, ___ . "i N L ', ' M , . r i*1 N J, '.( N W ' , I X L ', I I '• « ft N W ', ', S ' , o| to .. ( n r a . I.ut. 91 «nit !'JlS |> (ln t A ul’. D). 1919. N otice I. t ir r .li y ,iv < n t h a t I ta y m u m l It. Ilnyit "f W rktw a. Kla., who on J li ■' 29, 1911 m ail. I to m i . t r a i l L n t r y , No. 012912, lor W ' j of N L 1 , , Section 21. To* i.l tp 19 S , I t a i i , . 2 K L.. T . l l a h a . a r e M rrl'lia n. na« fll'ii notice ol I n t r n tl o n lo m ake T h r e r - y r a r I'roof t o r . t a l i l l . h claim to the land a h o v r i lr . C d b r J , lir f o lr C lr r k C irrult C.iu rt at Sanlorit, Kla., on t h e 2fith day o( S<-|ite:nlu r, 1919. A n | lr d a lr •K , „( 8 W l, , ..( S W I, ol S L * w 11 i f S W ' 4 *»f S II •4 W u.rtrr S .r tlu n (>o ,t on S ti'in n il.r y c l S«-c. run N w '-’ JK It. L fit s fi. S 15 (nin. L . 337 It. W C»5 It. h of S L c»»f uf S W ) 4 uf NK ' a *»f See., run N ' ) ch ', S' f» chs, W in \\ line of said forty, S f f j ch* , Jj.'* NK of N * j of L o t 2, and N h a m * of N W 1* ' M . ' , " f N W , of I- o l S W cor of See. run L 15 m»n, S 19.59 ch«. to '•< H o * » ll C rr rk . thence « it h errek to * ra rt line. ' ' - Ith ,r a n t lin e \V 3 d r , .. N 37.32 ch... thence S I " h r , • '•■ ■ r ut l.ot 3 o l Sec., run W 30 yl«.\ N Ifi3 yd«. L 30 > D'3 y d . to her ‘ • I l.ot 3 V >w r,,r "f L o t I of Sec., run N 2 d r( .. W 5K5.0I ft, 8 K5 ,:*• '• ,*rant lin e 1192.05 ft, S I d r , 47 m in. L ‘ 1 "• (I. S K9 d r S 35 min W I ING It to tu-,. '! '< of N K « . and N ' -j of S K '» and N K '* o f S W , h\\ r..r, c f N K . ' i - d S L ‘ , of S .c., run W 5 ch... N t ch.. '• *»•>•. S 4 r h . " S L ', lie .. N W | | < ;«* ,l« » •« SW Cor. r u n N 10.34 e h ., K 10.1*7 r tf-!-0. 31 r h 'l«- 2 « c h .. t o h . r . . r o| N W , of J W * a n d K ' f o | W J< of N W , of I? li li all ' 1 V - h r r . b y o rd e re d t o a p p e a r t o t h e hill ol c o m p la in t herein ht«d on th e l . t day a . D. 1913. . ” '• further orde re d t h a t t h i . n o tic e h» p . iH '- b c d c a r t £4 . ’- 4 < .'. .V< 'c ; h i u a n f u r d H e rald, a n e w .p a p e r p o b l l i h . d in t h e . a i d Sem inole c o u n ty . *.<tn.«. m> | l4nd >niJ U|# , 4l) 0 M | j f fr c u i, court t h i . 3rd d a y cl S e p te m b e r. A. D. • ... K# A# D O U G L A S S , J h* " »tlow, 8®ilctto,» for dompl,leant. 3. T * e n t > - f l \ r H u n d re d Dollars t o be use d inr e n la r g in g a n d i m p r o v i n g t h e S a n f o r d High School by f u r n is h ln e » ^ M a n u a j \ r t* . a C*»mnierria| sn>| a .Jtirnn* D e­ p a r tm e n t * th ere in . ft, t in e T h o u s a n d Dollar* to be use d for im p ro v in g school b uildings a n d school ground* th e S a n f o r d High, t h e S a n f o r d G r a m m a r and the S a n f o r d P r im a r y Schools. 7 T w o T h o u *and Dntlara i«* hi u *d fo* the p u r c h a s e *»f fu*n!ture *- l1 | v t ' r ' i * all t c h a r fl w ith in tt»* tai«l S|*ecial T a i School District, a n d W hefev*’ !• U th* ••-i**e ••f this H'»anl t h a t it would be t o the best Inter. *t of S p e c ­ ial T a i School District No. | . Semin*** C o u n t y. Florida, t o Issue bond* m ti.t •if $25,000.00, th e proceed* thereof to be used a n d • tp«-nd*d in the m a n n e r a n d f«*r th e t»urp*»*r* a n d o lijrc ta a* a re h e r e in a b o v e *et fo rth a n d a* i* s t a te d in said petition. T h e re fo re , lie It ID solved: l i st it I* t h r d e te r m i n a ti o n of th is C o u n t ) Hoard of P u b ­ lic I n s t r u c ti o n for Sem inole C o u n t y , F lorida, t h a t t h e a m o u n t <>f bo n d s re quire d for t h r pu rp o se s a n d object* •• t L o t h in said p e t i ­ tion |« th e s u m id $25,000 0 0; t h a t said bonds shall h e a r In tere st a t t h e r a te of l a 1;! five a n d one half per c e n t per a n n u m ; th e i n te r e s t on sa id b o n d s t o be pa y a b le s e m i ­ a n n u a lly ; said b o n d s to be f a te d J a n u a r y 1st, 1920. a n d t o m a t u r r t h i r t y ye ars a f te r t h e d a t e t h ere o f, a n d li** It F u r t h e r H e t o lv r d : T h a t a special ele ction be held in said Spe c ia l T a i S r h c i J D istrict No. I. S e m inole C o u n t y . F lo r id a , in a cc o r d a n c e w ith C h a p t e r ii-%42. L aw s of F l o r i d , Acts of 191*1, t o d e te r m i n e w h e th er or not t h e r e shall b e issued by said Special T a i School District No. I, Seminole C o u n t y , bonds, as an* p ro v i d e d for in thia re solution, a nd lie f t F u r t h e r H e to lv r d : T h a t this resolu- AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION in ihc bafohl and cjirappst in the world. Write for Informallon f» iu-atf.j' ••*-».A'.-iVuu. ARvnls wanted In every town In Florida, We Still Have Good Envelopes at 5c a I»kg. HERALD PRINTING COMPANY (Hike Supply Depl. Hume I IS Sanfunl. Florida HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES: I'lC'KABD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES OCULIST ANI) OPTICIAN Practice confined lo Ihclrenlmcnt of I hc eye Eyci examined hy a regular regia* tered phynlrian GlnKHcs filled, broken lone* du­ plicated 28 W. Church Si. - Orlando, Flo. N O T I t 'L N otice is h e r e b y given t h a t t h e H oard fd ( ’o u n t y C o m m iss io n e r s in a n d for Se m inole C o u n t y , Florida, will receive bids at t h e o f ­ fice of th e C lerk of sa id H oard a t ^ h e C o u r t House in S a n f o r d . Fla., on or before ID o'clock a. m. on th e Cth d a y of O c to b e r , THE U N I V E R S A L CAR 'lltc Ford Model T Ojie 'Foil Truck was the first low price truck t >entry the-worm-drive— that tremendous power delivering mechanism had previously l»ccn r.n exclusive feature with high priced motor trYicks. In the Lord Truck, however, you get the worm-drive of manganese Itronzc material, absolute in strength and positive in the delivery o f power, nt a very low price. Come in and let us point out the many superior merits of the Ford One Ton Truck, because you need one in your work. We give prompt and efficient repair service. ( ’. F. WILLIAMS Denier ARE YOU INSURED? ‘ ' f f l ® ', at • s tv . I." Florids C la im a n t n a m r. a. o l t p r u r c L . A. Ituah, o| W ekiara, Klorida Krank I 'o v r ll, o f VVrkiaa, Klorida L d n n Cri|'|)rn. of W ik io a , H n rlila J im flo y d , o| W r k l» a , Klorida. IK IIIT . W. D A V I S , l-S tc U e r l.t . r . ' l."t • ' I c , | A. in S(|. in S W cor.» . N O T I t t : O F C l tA H T L I t L L L C F I O N In p u r su a n c e t o t h e provision* of Section 257, C h a p t e r h 3 S |, Law* of Florida, Act* of | 9 U ; said C h a n t e r hi Ing " A n act to abolish th e P revent M u n ic ip a l G o v e r n m e n t of the C ity of S a n f o r d , C o u n t y of Sem in ole, S t a te 1 of F lorida, a n d t o O rg a n iie , I n c o r p o r a t e ar.d L*t Aldish a C i ty G o v e rn m e n t for th e sa m e: and t o Fre sc rihe t h e Jurisdic tion, Fewer* And F'unctlons of *ald M u n i c ip a l it y " notice is h e r e b y r.i*tti t h a t an i l r r t l o n v ill be held in th e city #»f S anford Seminole c o u n ty , Florida, on T u e s d a y , (Ictohef 7th, 1919, for the pu rp o se of s u b m i tt i n g to t h e prunt* t h e qUilUuit "Sliaii t h r t it) of S anford a d o p t th e C o m m i s s io n - M a n a g e r Flan C h a r t e r ? " ami for t b e p u rp o se of ile c tin g t h r e e com mi*si«*n«r* pro v id in g *uch c h a r t e r a adopte*! at said election. T h e polling place will l»e at t h e City Hall, In the Ore a p p a r a t u s room, s i t u a t e d on t h e east side of F a lr n e tto a venue be tw ee n First and. Second s tr e e ts In the city of Sa nford. Foil* open %\ 5 o'clo ck a. m. T u e s d a y , t let ti­ her Mh.- 1919. a n d will d o t e at s u n d o w n th e *ame d a y . Thlf~ notic e given l > on! r of th e city council, September 1st, 1919. 'se a l) F*. F. Hines, 2-6tr C ity /C le r k . llR P A R T M n . N t * O / f '* K I N T L I I I O I I U. 8 . I.aml ( I fn r l'a t (ia ln r-v tll-. Kla . T(in-rk' LAWYERS • Automobile Protection . . SANFORD onicf in Yowctl Ituildinu W hereas: A p e titio n ha* h e r n presented t o t h e C o u n t y H oard of F ubli" I n s tr u c tio n for Semln*de c o u n t ) , Florida, signed by more t h a n tw e nty-five pe r cent of t h e d u l y <|wjallfled ele ctors residing w ithin Special T a i School D istrict No. t , Sem inole c o u n ty , Florida, asking a n d p e titio n in g t h e C o u n ty H oard of Fuldic I n s t r u c t i o n for Hemlncde C o u n t y , Florida, to call a n d o rd e r an de c- A. I V e l e r , ----- — Feeler, . I,,r l i u .l'in il. An. ... I'rtlrr, hrt hutnand, tl**n t o be h e l l w ithin said Special T a i nlr M . Feeler School D lf tr ic t, No. I, Sem inole C o u n t y , l l r n r y A. Srhlrp, K. It. Ilrown, — ----- Florida, t o d e te r m i n e w h e th er or not there llr » n . h . r hu.)>aml, ll'-nry C . I’ottrr, llnwshall be is*u»*| by th e said S p e iia l T a i ur,i I'ntt.r, Martha W. Hark anl, — — S rhnol District No. I, bonds in t h e sum of I’.r k a r i l , h .r hu .haml, Kranr.-* K. M rt'lrl$25,000.00, the proceed* of such b o n d s, if Ian, . — — — M rK Irlla n , hvr hu.han'l, Kllf— C u n , h .r hu.han'l. May i**ucd, to be used for t h e p u rpose of acetuir- ati.lli ing, build ing, e nla rging, furnishing or o t h e r ­ I'a rkrr W h l t r , ----- — W h llr, hrr hu r l'a n l. wise I m proving school build ings a n d school I la !'<••• K a u . n a u g h t , -------- Kaun.naught. g ro u n d s and for th e n c l u s i v e use of the hrr hurl,and. Martin Comlran. A n n lr Karina, public free schools w ithin *ald Special T a i J 'hn Karina, Kat.- liotumla, M ikr lintiim l*. School District No. I. t h e p roceeds of the II. II. Smith, Vnlnry J. Shipman. Mary D. said bond i**ue t o be u«ci| and e s p e n d e d and Shipman, L m l ly I*. Shipman, .W illiam K. Arnultl, Ja'iir* I'. A r n. ,| .1, A. Cl. Alilrirh, disb u rse d in t h e following m a n n e r , to -w lt: L. u m r t l • cl Aiming an Integral un«* r L. J. O w ens. Helena F'lscl.er, F. W. Fi rh , C lar* D ir ie r ic h . T o m M »rki*, V* C* Dill man* C l a r a D Woods W H*m • a*«d. J**hn Irvine, d e ce as ed , N it I ' o y n t t , T r u s t e e . N a t h a n C. ‘l o l d t n , \V B. ID I lavm L. Hr*»oke, D. (i. 5l*, K a / , M a r g a r e t A. D u r a n d . ------— D u r a n d . M lb *r, D 4 »i*i \. Ilurr, F\ f*. H a n d . J o h n A. J o h n s o n , A l e ia n d e r J. F’r i n e h . F\ O. I II I-** • *, \u « tin L. lllalr, C a t h * d n » lllalr, L llx a b e th l la y n le , de ce ased, lly ro n S. I ), h 4 •r \1 \ • h!<*\. J o h n Hick*. (*. \ 7 . F a r n u m , F a n n ie S. A. I'ewler. . \ n n l e M. I •. « i rn er, William I*. S a u n d e r s , J o in A. G reeley, Fill Swavelvr, H e n r y N. Schl l( ((••wo. IL n r y I 'o t te f , Howar«l C otte r, J o h n T . (.'oilman, Itov II. C o d m a n , K**b* l e n f ' l , Nfartha W. I 'a r k a r d , France* FL Mc(*lellan, L l i r a b e t h J. F*os», Ada F*oss I Ma Parker White, M a F‘*»e* F 'a unsna Jg-it, M a r t in A.* C o n d r a n . Fe ter K e ith lit 1 \ | j r > D. Ship.nan, Volney J. S h i p m a n , II. II. S m i th , W illiam F7. Arnold, I* Xp ''I. t'h arles L. \rn**M. A*etander II. C a r v e r , N. J . Lewis, | | . (.’o n r a d , W F. ( • n, l.uct Mi rton Whilrnore. F'rafik Daniel, C h a r le s A l e i a n d t r , William G L m iso n , 4M rut. II It L ancaster, Itohert S. Ctjmmtng*. J. D. J a c k s o n , l l« n r y <*. Nicola, Knf * !. H. .ma* J. Hilliard, S a r a h L areckson, Allen (sreeley, D avid II llio tk e r , lien It I* uf.*1, Itobrrt W. S c o tt, Flllen C. K im ball, Ada I. llr o w n , L a f a y H t e Gswrn. t Its* ! i-1 William Ldgar. M. A. llo llim a n , A. L. T a ) l o r , Su*an A. C r u t c h e r , dec J •' J*Ik•, J <i. J t U i , J r ., a r d J a m i * W. L ille), deceased, or u n d e r a n ) of t h e m , or %•••. ♦*.» fi-L.i^lng d t« rrib e d la n d s : Lang' f N W , of SF: ' 4 run W rO rod*. N l 5 rods, L f*l T**ds S 2D rods to b«g ...... I ■I f N \ \ ‘ a of S »:*4 a n d W « , of S L 1* WY W 'hrrcat: On t h e Mh d a y of A ugust, \ . D. 1919, a p e ti t io n wa* p r e se n te d to the C o u n t y H oard of I 'ubiie I n s t r u c ti o n lo r S e m ­ inole C o u n t y , F lo rid a, signed by m ore t h a n tw rrnty-ftte t o r r e n t of the d uly «iuaiiAed THOM AS LM.MkT UI1.SON rlecto r* rraiding w ithin sp e c ia l T 4 i School K. FKIinUSON IIOt.'S!t./L!/CB District N*». 1. Sem inole C o u n t y , Florida, asking t h a t a n election lo- railed a n d h i l d to d e t r r m i n a t h e i ju rs tio n as to w h e th e r or not bonds in t h e sum of 123,000.00 nhouhl be Issued b y Special T a i School J M-trict No. I, >emin**le C o u n t v , Florida, for t h e p u r p o s e of a n iu i r l n g . bu ild in g , e n la r g in g , fu rn ish in g or o th e r w is e Im p ro v in g school b uildings a n d • rhuot ground* a n d for th e e t r l u ' l v e use of t h e public free schools within Special T a i School D istr ic t No, I. the proceeds of t h r said b o n d Issue a m o u n t i n g to fJ3,W 0.U 9 to he used for t h e p u rp o se s set forth in t h e *ai*l I pe titio n a n d to h r e m e n d e d ***•• d i th u r a * d I hi a m a n n e r following, to-w it: | I. T arrive T h o u s a n d Dollars to be Used I in fu n d .n g a n d ii 4 ) i n g oft pre sen t e s i s t i n r i n d e b t e d n e s s «•( th e said Spseial T . n School D i - t r ir t . I nrorreit fo* th e ri«lll*ive u s r of I ut>lt~ free srhoola of said S p i t s ' l s \ School illstr . t. Hourn: 10 iu II A- M. • .1 I j I |» M 2. T w e n ty -tr* * l ltin d r e d Dollar* t** be • *rd in e n la r g in g a n d f u r nishing t h e S a n f o r d Colored High School. J. Twrrnty-*lve H u n d r e d Dollar* t •• be sed in e n l a r t t n g a n d furnishing t h e M idw ay t 'olored School. I. T w e n tv - f i v r H u n d r e d Dollar* t o be used in b u ild in g a n d fu rn ish in g a Wr*t Side Fllti: and TIIKFT and COLLISION InColored School, kn o w n as th e G o ld sb o r o Kirance IkmipiI by Iho FI.OIMDA STATE . Mi n n t|. Ilm iinn, 11. II. I.a n ra .trr, Itu h rrt S. C iirw m ing.. J. D. J a c k . on, llrnry t S in ,la. C. P. H alfo rd , T n o m a . J . H illia r d , Sarah L a r r r k .o n , A llt n l>o.l>), David II. Ilo o k rr, llr n ja m in II. P o u n d , Holo-rt W. S ro tt. L llr n K ir ail. \ a I llro w n , l. a la y r t lr (Jrrrn , A. kt. ita n d o lp h , W illia m L d g a r. M . A II ilrna>. t . I.. T ay lo r, J. 11 . J r | k . , J . (I. J r l k a , J r . , anil J a m r . W. I.iilry, LA D R . S. E. CLINARD Physician and Surgeon li GAL ADVERTISING IN t H IM IT C O U R T , N IIV C N T II C l l t C I T T . S K M I N O L C C O I 'N T V . I’L O R IIIA t l t . r . i r x i T u r p in t l n o C o m p a n y vi-rtur Lnrr.. M ilrh.ll, — — —• M i t r h r ll , h r r h u .li a n d : all p a r t l r . c l a i m , og In' ■ «t ur-l.r I. J i) » r n « . Il< l»na K t.chrr, K. W. K i . r h r r . K. J l ) l r t r r i , *i C l a r a l » «■t • .rich. I m Mark!., V. C. Iiillm a n , C lara I). Wood. William ll rr o n . d r r a a . r d , Jilt, I r t in r , d r r r a . r d , N a t I ' n v n t t . T r u . t r r , N a t h a n (!. I l o ld r n , William II. I I I)'., l i m n L. llrnokc, M a i . o r r t A. D u r a n d , — — — D u r a n d , Ju lia M. Ilu r r , Ha.i'l ‘ Ilurr. K. C. I l a n d , J o h n A. J n h n . o n , A l r a a n d r r J. K r a n rh , K. O. It, at).. - II Mlrynr. Au.tln I.. Ill air. C a t h r r l n r lllalr, L l i t a h r t h l la y n ln . drt t i o l. Il>r ' n S. A .hlry, Kali- M. A»hi>-v, C. W. K a rn u m , Kannlr H. A. IV«l»r, Anno M l ', , l r r , (Jr,,rgr K. I ’u r r l r r , William I.. S a u n d r r . , J o h n A. (Jrr. t r y . Kii S«a>.l llrnry N. S r h lr p , *K. It. I l r o . n, l l r n r y C. P o t t e r , H o w ard p o t t e r , J. hr, T I'.'.lman. Iloy II. C o ilm a n , I t o b r r t I. I 'a r k a r d , M a r t h a W. P a r k a r d , I r . - >. K M rt'L U a n , L l i t a h r t h J . I '...... Ada. K«.« llak< r. M ay I 'a r k r r W h ite , jo . I <• I a u .n a u g h t, M a r t in A. C a n d r a n . P a l e r K eith l lo .w r l l, d r r r a . . d . Mar I* r-hlpman, Volnay J , S h i p m a n . II. II. S m i t h . W illiam L. Arnold.^ J a m * • I \ri. >1. Charier I.. Arnold, A l r t a n d r r It. C a r v r r , N. J . I.r w lt, II. ( ’o n r a d . \\ p i. krr.on, l .u r y M o r to n W h ilm o rr, T r a n k D a niel, Char!.-. A l r t a n d t r , SCHELLE MAINES lfe%*dull<in ( o u n l y Hoard of I' ubti r I ns t r ur . l i e n . S e m i n o l e f ' u u n h , I I<•rI•*«. D r ( r / m i n ing Wh.ii Amo u n t o f l l ond* I* N ' c r e s s i t ) for S p e c i a l T a t .Srhssil IH*lrlrl No. I, Seminole Count), llorlda t he Hate o f I nt ereal In he I'ald I h r r r o n a n d t h e T i m e W h e n I'rlnripat a n d l ntr«r*l S h a l l b e D u e an d l ' a ) a b l e Sanford. sons rlaim ine Uii.*n«i *••• ?!,,•...«*•• **r uriilef Su tle r uf Special Hand I.lection fur Special Tai Sr howl District S o . I, S r m ln u lr County, I lurid* H. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. .l-3tc Wilson & Hoasbolder Win. I!. Amtrnrlril. II. II. Kam.t-y, liro . II. M orton, ioili >h l u a l l v arul a . t r u a t r e , <*»lvin A. I'nagr, Anna C, W ooilbriilgr. In'llvidnally and a . t r u . t r r , A lh rrt (i. K » v r . . and Itichi.- Wo , Ihrldgr. a-id all u n k n o w n p i r . u n t rlalm lng a n y l a P r u l oy. t h r o u g h or u n d r r a n y ol t h r , h o v r n a m e d ili-lrnilanla. r l t h r r a . hHr*. d r . I n . -a. g r a n tr r a , I r g a t i r . or a i h r r r 1) ., a n d all u n k n o w n p<-r- NOTICE TO I ' t t l N f i •OST.'.rTO.'i Jrsaie C. M urphey i«rid J. H i r h m u n d N turph i i f i l u l iirf.pii.ali will b> r r r r i v H by flu phry, her h u sb a n d , n u * d r e e a s r d , a* heirs C o u n t y Cohimi.«ion«-r. ■t t).r C n u n t y ol drvtsrea, l i g a t e n or otherw ise an<t all Si-mlnu|r, Htato "I Florida, at thi- o ltlrr ol other unknowrn t»rrson« claiming a n v inte rthr- C lark of thi* C i r r u lt C o u r t , ol t h r C o u n ­ e*t in am! to »afd prope rty in v o l v e d in said t y ol S r m i n o 'r , a t S a n fo rd , H o n d a , at or. hr- suit. Defendants. lorn 10 a. m. on I h r Gth day of O r t n h r r , Order «’f C o n c tr u r t i v e Service. A919, for t h r r r a d l n g , paving and building T o the Defenranta, W in, G. Antlenrled, "1 b r i d g i . a n d CUlvrrt. on thr- following H II ' Itarnsey, Geo. II. M orton, in d iv id u a lly h i g h w a y , a n d alrt- a: and as trust**e, C a lv in A. I'oage, A It>**rt l i . Ito ad w ay No. I. H a n d '. Siding, a p p r » i I llV r s and Hichie Woo*ibritlgr: I m a l r Ir n g l h rl'300 ft. It a|ip ra rln g from th e sw orn bill of c o m ­ Itoadw ay N<>. 2. O ra n g r llo u lrv a rd , applaint herein filed t h a t ) o u f place of resi­ dence is u n k n o w n , and t h a t you are over the age of 21 >ears; It is therefore Ordered t h a t you a n d each m \ s t i : m\ s n a l i : •if «ou do a p p e a r h rf o r r our Haiti Circuit • ,. .« hereby given t h a t u n d e r a n d by C o u rt, at th»» C o u rt llou«a in S a n fo rd . Ma. I d forgcloftlfc a n d sale on th e Mh d a y of O ctober A. D* I'*I9. then r<r.il#f* i m the C ircuit C o u r t of t h e Sevami there t •• m ak e answer to th e lull ol to iu J tiri.it Cirrult « f M*«rida, in a n d Inr plaint h«r«in bled against you. >,« * - Ir • •urvty, •' • Fi 4^#. ««i/. »M a . • r i a i u cause t h e r e in pending, It is f u rth e r ordered th a t this notice be . James A. I.ong. a* atlm inl t r a t o r of published for eig ht conie ctulve weeks in th e r h o m a t vV. Long, d e c e a s e d , is Sanford H erald, a new spaper p u blished in mt a n d p M t l F 5fnlloyt f o r m t r l y Seminold Co. FU. pti*. 1 -i* te n s ami It. C. M a lloy, her hu*Witness fry hand u»d *ral of said C ircuit 14r. i t i.f e n d a n ti, I, as Specla M a t t e r in C ourt this th 7th ifa> **f %ugu»t 1919. 0 .tnr«* s»ill sell at l i u h l k o u t e r / tu th e .Mali K. A. DOCTGLASS gjghr*f a ft *1 hr «t bidder for, cash, at the Clerk of C ircuit C o u r t S e m it 'd * f’" fr. nt t *r <>f the C ourt House, a t S anford. L. F. Ibiushtdilrr, .* •«..! uni) uml s ta te , d u r i n g th e legal Solicitor. 6 &-9 tc, A. I>. 1919, for t h a c learing a n d Ailing of the rig h t of w a y of t h e G e n r v a - H r l d g r n d Hoad.* A c o p y of t h e plane a n d specification* can h r h a d b y a p p li r a t l o n t o t h e fflerk of th is H o a r d , oi< a n d a f te r S e p t. 2 0 th . 1919. T h e b o a r d reserve* t h r rig h t t o re je ct a n y a n d all blda. Ity o r d e r of th e H *»rd of C o u n t y Com* nii*ai<»nrn of S r m i n o lr C o u n t y , F lorida. ( o u n t y Hoard of I' ublie I n s t r u c t i o n f«»r Seminole C o u n t y , Ft cil da. Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole f ounty 3 13tc IF NOT, SEE W. J . THIGPEN & C O M PA NY General Fire o r r i c c oK nrir.s S a n fo rd iu nk Insurance u i 'i l d i n o F lo rid a I 1 !!I � 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>, September 19, 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/8e57bea806851aa6a6b80f12d2f7c968.pdf 350c0bb9435fbba7d92a3d46fc218cfc PDF Text Text m /• THE voU'.mi : SA N FO RD mww4 •; -v -••*• • , . ..*•• • • HERALD IX THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANTOKI), FLORIDA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2G. 1010 xi j of DoLar.d. en the Seventy-Five power to the electric driven pumps Million Dollar Campaign. f I, through a breu1: down to fur­ The Seminole Association was or­ nish power to operate these pumps,’ ganized at Sanford five years ago. nnd lice water works employees and the session just closed was the I were unable to start the gas engine largest and most successful in its which furnished power to operate history. Reports from the churches I the centrifugal pump on account of show that the budget for missions j npt having enoujjh air pressure in and benevolence has been largely their air compressor tanks, with tin1 exceeded in actuul contributions. I result that none of thr? pumps could One of the pleasant features con­ he operated and thereby leaving the nected with the session was an auto city, for several hours without lire ' ride through the celery fields on m e e tin g o f 1’ u o m i n k n t RAII.ROAI) ADMINISTRATION IS CITY COUNCIL OF SANFORD protection, or stifficiet water, for do- J BARENTS SHOULD SEE THAT Tuesday afternoon, terminating at inestic use. IUPTISTS HERE MONDAY. BUSY WITH FLORIDA COM­ WANTS BETTER FIRE PROPUPILS ARE AI.L READY AND the ball park where the delegates (2i| On August 4th. 1919. the Sern- I HE ON TIME OPENING DAY TUESDAY ANI) WEDNESDAY MISSION ON THIS QUESTION ! TECTION AND MORE IIV. witnessed the defeat of the Method­ inole County Garage on Magnolia DCANTS Thr Seminole Ilnptist Association ist Sunday school by the Baptist Tallahassee, Sept. 24—About ten | avenue, between First and Second Next Monday morning the old days ago the representatives of the composed «-f Baptist churches in Sunday school. Sanford, Fla., Sept. 24, 1910 streets caught on lire and burned to school hell will ring the knell of the The chairmen of the committees principal transportation lines in Flor­ I »kc. Volusia, Brevard am! Seminole City council met in special session the ground. At this time two of the joyous vacation days and the girls counties held its sixth annual session from the local church in Sanford ida informed growers of perishables at 8 p. m. Present, F. L. Miller, pumps at (lie pumping station, the and hoys will begin another term of in this city Monday, Tuesday and having charge of the entertainment that fruit growers’ express refriger­ president, (i. D. Bishop, It. A New­ centrifugal and 'one of the electric school. It is more or less n sad occaator cars would not lie available for man, John Adams, L. P. Hncnn. pumps were nut of commission nnd >sion to many of the youngsters who W ed n e sd ay of this week. Churches of the Association were: Florida citrus fruits and perishables! Absent, G. I'. Smith and Roy Symcs. the remaining pump could not fur- think they have nbt had enough represented and attending Homes: Mrs. David Speer. this fall and winter for loading under Meals at the Church: Mrs. M. M. Mcciii.g called to receive report of nish sufficient pressure to combat the piny but to the majority of the pupils zere: ventilation and would only lie fur-| water works committee and to in­ f r \ Fortunately llu.'e v.... no wind toe opening of school is a welcome Altoona —Mr. and rs. J. II. Nutt Stewart and Mrs. J. B. (’aider. Automobile Ride; Mrs. .1. L. Mil­ nished when iced; also , that most of tend to such other matters as pre­ a id t ;c i..it ..re of the building was occasion and they are glad to get Kcv. it- J- Corbett, S. H. Drantloy, tile supply of F. G. E. ears had*been sented. such that tin tire was kept from hack to work after a ions; vacation. ;; I,. Parker. S. P. Kirkland and Mrs. ler. sent to California and Michigan.. Reception: Miss Jeanette Luing. The school hoard did a wiso thing Mary Palmer Special City Attorney Sehcllc s| reading. The two pumps which The executive committee elected Chuluota —Prof, and Mrs. J. TilTelegrams were sent to R. Hudson .Mnines olfered resolution ordering w 're out of commission had then j„ opening the first of October inby the Association for the ensuing Burr and Royal C. Dunn, commis­ the names of S. O. Chase, C. E. b 'en out of service for four days. stead of the first of September as den Jacobs. After the fire the electric pump was D aytona Rev. and Mrs. II. S. year: Rev. II. S. Right mire, G. W. sioner, accompanied by E. I). Dow, Henry and li. it. Stevens placed on l»ut in operation, hut the gas driven September has proved to be one of Rightinire. Dr. and Mrs. Dean T. Holmes, II. B Stevens, B. F. Wheel­ traffic manager, Florida Citrus Ex­ ballots to he used at the charter pump continues to lie out of com­ tiie hottest months of the year, although there have been some cool change. Tampa, and George R. Wil­ election to lie held Oct. 7th, 1010. Smith, lion, and Mrs. II. T. Mc­ er, C..W . Entzmingcr mission, due to (lie plant not having days. The trouble with September Delegate to Southern Baptist Con­ liams, traffic manager. Chase & Co., Motion R. A. Newman, seconded a licit to connect the pump to the Clellan. Mrs R. W. Williams, Mr. is not that the weather is any warm­ and Mr*. A. K. Urokaw and dnugh- vention: B. F. Green, alternate, It. Jacksonville, railed upon the United by John Adams and carried, r*--oI;r- engine. er hut after going through a long States Railroad Administration in tion adopted. W. Thiot. ter. (3) The distribution system is I summer the people who have reDelegates to Florida State Con­ Washington with reference to the Del,and Dr. Lincoln Hulley, Dr. Motion L. P. Hagan, seconded by inadequnte to give the tire protec- tnained at home feel the heat more diversion of these refrigerator cars vention: Jno. D. Jinkins, T. W. LawC |„ Collins, Mrs. Anna Haskell G. D. Bishop and carried, tax cer­ (Continued on page G) (Continued on Page 6) [and the children cannot get down to to California and western'territory. tificate No. 41 on Lot 3, Block 7, ami miii. Miss Minnie Patterson, I good hard study when it is warm It was stated by the administration Tier G for the year 1894 he satisfied Mrs. Relic Moremnn. weather ar. this September has been, that 14,000 cars of graphs were being Icy city attorney. j It will lie much cooler ir October Ku*iis Rev. It. \ \ . Thiot, Rev. moved from California that beretoMotion L. P. Hawn’' «e**n»c'|o,| icy I and the prospects for u fine term of W T Dart. j fore hud boon made into winet'thereJohn Adams and carried, tax cer­ school arc bright indeed. With an fore cars had been sent from south­ Geneva- Mr. anil Mrs. W. I). tificate No. 9, ,\Jay tilt, 1898, No. G , excellent corps of teachers in ull the ern territory to help take care* of Rsllard. Mrs. Goo. Peters, Mrs. H. May fit It, 1809 and No. no number, I schools the parents should see that this movement. However, they were A. Hart. May C , 1001 be satisfied by city at­ I all tiie children are ready for the assured that everything possible Lak e Helen—Rev. and Mrs. S. D. torney all cen Lot 2, Block 3. Tier 1. ! opening and it is also an excellciitvwould be done to have these cars re­ Woods. 1idea for the parents to attend the F. I,. Miller offered resolution call­ turned in sufficient quantity to take Lake Monroe—J. IL Johnson, W, (opening and make the acquaintance. rare of .the movements of perishables ing for a mass meeting to lie held at E. Oglesby. Miss Dura May Ogles­ i of tiie new teachers and extend their beginning aliopt the middle of Octo­ the court house Monday evem.ig by and Mrs. L. B. Mann. -----------'co-operation in this great task of edSept. 29th at S o'clock and inviting ber. the charter committee to lie present Long wood—J. W. Osteen. DAUGIITERS OF THE AMUR- UCBt,,!K lhe chilt,rcn fur fulurc cltl' Following that conference, the rail­ GO.MPKKS AND OTHER LABOR Lockwood —Rev. J. A. Dawson, ’CAN REVOLUTION COMING Zl,n8l“ l'-. HEADS ARE AGAINST LAW road commissioners are in receipt of and explain the provisions of its II W. Tanner, Mrs. W. C. Tanner. TO THE FORK IN FIGHT FQR I)un’1 f‘iil to be on time for the the following letter from Robert C charter and to give such further in­ THAT PREVENTS STRIKES Minims—Hon. P. L. Kyser, Mrs. AMERICANISM opening of school at nir,»-liiiity next Wright, assistant director of traffic, formation in regard thereto as any Monday morning. Let’s begin right V. M. Kyser, II. Davis. Washington, Sept. 25.— Three of United States Railroad Administra­ of the citizens of Sanford may de­ In these days of Bolshevism, an- Jand keep right all the year. The New Smyrna—Rev. II. K. Green, the foremost leaders of organized tion, which seems to indicate that sire. labor, before the senate interstate I these refrigerator cars will lie availMillage Tanner. ^ On motion L. P. Hagan, seconded archy and trouble it is refreshing to I teachers will ho on time nnd ready p|ncc you in ylur proper clnss. Oak Hill- James Dnrley, A. W. commerce committee announced in aide for the movement of Florida by G. D. Bishop and carried resolu-, know that we have some societies, that are all American and being all 1Don’t keep them waiting by coming Rrooke. unt|unlified terms sections of the citrus fruits and perishables under tion adopted. American arV imbued with tiie idea in lute. Osteen —Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Os­ Cummins railroad organization hill ventilation ns in former years. Committee* appointed to investi­ of standing steadfast for the Amer­ teen. which would prevent ruilrond work­ Any child that will reach the ago "Hon. It. Hudson Burr, Chairman gate lire fighting facilities offered ican ideals. Among these societies of six yearn before the first day of Oviedo II. H. McCall. Hon. T ers from striking. resolution as follows: Florida Railroad Commission, Talla­ is the Daughters of the American February, 1920, should enter at theW. Lawton, Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Samuel Gompcrs, president of the hassee, Fla. Resolution Revolution and the following letters ' beginning of the school term, us no Kurin'll. American Federation of Labor; War­ Relative to improvement of Sanford "My Dear Mr. Burr: Since our demonstrate what this societyi of I'* Pine Grove —W. J. Osteen. new 9 ' classes will lie formed during ren S. Stone, chief of the engineers' tulk on Tuesday afternoon, I have Water Works system: Americans, descendants of American .jlt, year. Sanford lly the Pastor and others brotherhood, and Glenn E. Plumb, Whereas, Sections 8 and 9 of “ An soldiers, think of the Constitution: Sealineze Mr. and Mrs. J. D. j author of organized labor's "solu­ conferred with Mr. W. L. Barnes, as­ The school busses will run along Ordinance Granting a Franchise to sistant manager of the car service I radilork, Miss OlivAlleardsley, It. A. tion" of the railroad problem, and Sanford, Sept. 20, 1919. the routes ns in the past, uccording section, in special charge of refriger­ the Corporation or Company known Williams. ^ ! to the following schedule: general counsel for railroad brother­ ator ears, and. he tells me that the us the Sanford Water Works Com­ Mr. Editor: Seville—J. C. Itoblnson, T. II. hoods, In turn presented varying ar­ 8:30 a. m. At a meeting of the Sanford Chap­ Leave Osteen Ferry ut F. E. G. cars now being used in the pany in relation to supplying the Prevail. guments. but all emphasizing the California trade will be released in Town of Sanford with water and for ter of the Daughters of the American Leave Elders Spring 8:15 u. m. Tavares—Mr. and Mrs. G. W. single points that in their view no time for the Florida business, s o other purposes" reads .is follows: 8:15 u. in.. Revolution on the 19th inst.,' at the Leave Wilson Corner Holmes, Hon. and Mrs. T. C. Smith. power could constitutionally prevent that there should bo no difficulty in 8:35 a. tn. Leave Lake Monroe residence of Dr. Howard it was re­ See. (8i Fire Hydrants. The San­ Titusville—Rev. \V. I. Sanders. men leaving work at their will. 8:30 a. m. the car supply for Florida, s o far as ford Water Works Company shall solved to ask for space in the Herald Leave Upsala 8:15 u. in. Leave Cameron City I n.atilia Rev. and Mrs.# A. L. for the accompanying letter from the “ I do not wish to live a single day interference, with the ^F. E. •B. cars furnish and plncc in position, with Aliorrrnmhie, Rev. L. A. Music, after that right has been taken away go. President General of the Order, con­ All busses will have good, rain­ all necessary valves and connections, Mrs. Skinner, W. A. Strobe!. from workingmen," Mr. Gompcrs "I believe you have an under­ thirty (GO) hydrants or fire plugs, cerning the nation-wide movement proof tops and will be in charge of A largo number attended who were said, with more than a touch of in­ standing with the Seaboard Air Line either single or twin, jIh the* city for the | ropagation of genuine Amer­ reliable drivers. Mr. C. E. Chorpennot registered as messengers, among dignation. He served notice on the and Atlantic Coast Line that in view council may elect, at hiicIi points, ican Ideals of popular government. ing lias contracted to handle the tin in were the following: committee the anti-striker provision, of the continuance of their contract within the corporate limits, us may Few of us seem to h? properly in­ Cameron City route; the other route Dr. S. R. Rogers, Secretary State if enacted as law, would not be obey­ with the F. E. G. Company they lie designated by the city council, structed in the mutter of our Con­ are in charge of Mr. II. H. Booth. will see that you are adequately sup­ and shall, when ordered by the city stitutional rights and privileges and j Roth of t^cse gentlemen ure well Mission Hoard, Jacksonville; Mrs. ed. II. Perlman, Secretary of Wom­ "With a full sense of my responsi­ plied with ears, and with such as­ authorities place additional hydrants, duties. We have ordered a supply f known citizens, and the parents ans Work; Dr. Avis Withers, Jack- bility," he told senators, "I say that sistance as the administration may at such points as may lie designated of the Constitutional pamphlets re- | should feel perfectly safe in entrustsonville; Rev. K. Lee Smith and wife I should have no more hesitancy lie aide to give. by the said city council or hoard of ferred to in the letter and propose ting their children to their keeping.. "Yours very truly, <d Orlando; Rev. J. It. Kelly. Okee- about participating in a strike after ----------------------- --nl Icrmcn. and shall keep the same to distribute them among the minis- j “ Robt. C. Wright, ''hi'hee City; Mr. and Mrs. D. It. its passage than I do now. It would (Signedi Congregational Church in good repair and working order, ters nnd teacher* of the county, "Assistant Director." Rrissmi of Daytona Bench; Mrs. Wm not. stop strikes; it would just make nnd shall at the request cf the city whose co-operation we hope to be VTne Axe and the Fire,” an old It is estimated that there will lie council change the location of any able to enlist in the desseminution | rophet’s up to date message. EvenStones and Miss Elizabeth Stones of law breakers." Geneva: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stones j ing "Keeping the Faith." What is There was considerable reference approximately 00,000 ears of perish­ h; drant or hydrants, from one point of our propaganda. of Daytona; Rev. E. A. Milton of to the Plumb plan which provides ables moving from Florida during to another, the town paying the n s t Brenda «!.• Vere Morrison. tin- "faith?" and is It- worth while t Ki •si in nice. k eep it? Congregational church Sun for government ownership of the the coming season, 11119-20, nearly of the raid change. The hydrants half of which will be citrus fruits." ] day morning at eleven, and evening tl as placed Vo be toe property of I he annual sermon was preached railroads and joint co-operation by Mrs. B. J. Starling, i.t eight, corr/T Park Avneue amt tl • Water Works Ctrr.pun/, ard tc by Rev. H. S. Itightmirc of Day­ the public employes, when its author R»gcnt Snlli.* H iv'sori Chnpt«r, Third Sncet. First Methodist Church bo furnished to the city for tire |.ro­ tona. and was a strong plea to sup­ opened his statement. He declared Sanford, Fin. Sunday School 10:110 a. m. ll .-tion with an ample supply of Dear Regent: , Cl.rstiun i’.id.a.or topic, "Tim port the Seventy-Five Million Cam­ that strikes would he beneficial in paign. Preaching, 11:45 u. in. Subject, w ;ter for the hill term of this fran! the future, because workers would In America tin1*first aim should i Christian Athlete." Leader, Mr. Bd. A Modern Sunday School. cl ise, free of charge. 'use them to force down prices in­ I he Association elected for the ulw.tys lie u let t.i* people i:nuv.\ Randall, seven o'clock. * Senior League, 7 p. tn. ensuing year. Rev. H. F. Green of stead of merely to secure a greater Sec. i 9 i Water Pressure.--The The developments of tiie last f*:a Preaching, 8:30 p. m. Subject, Sanford Water Works Company months have served to emphasize the Trip to Miami New Smyrna us Moderator; and Hon share of the cost of production, and "Ten Little Lamps." An illustrated si all furnish sufficient pressure to need of popular knowledge concern­ Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Bryan, Mrs. •no. D. JinkiriH of Sanford us Clerk allowing prices to increase. Puzzled ; senatorial questionsers dealt at some sermon. and Treasurer. tl row four streams of water, through ing American ideals of government. M. M. Lord and Mrs. Zeb RntlifT Come and worship with us; pray a reasonable length of hose with 1 ’ j With tiiis object in view the eight ( ,,av‘' returned from a trip to Miami length with this theory, hut did not Reports were presented as follows: for yourself nnd others. it,ch nozzle, forcing the said four national patriotic associations whose j a,1,I otiier points on tiie East Const, Temperance by lion. II. T. Me- shake his conclusion. C. W. White, P. C. streams at once to a vertical height names appear above have united in ! Mrs. KatlilT visiting her parents, Mr. ’ Likewise Mr. Plumb made refer­ Clellan of Daytona. of fifty (50) feet at any point in the an effort to bring about u nation- ja».d Mrs. \V. W. Abernathy in Miapproaching revolution Sunday Schools and II. V. P. U. ence to Masons Attention town within rensobnule distance from wide campaign for a better popular: nm' while the rest of tiie party visitshould "cqjisorvative labor forces" by Rev. W. I. Sanders, Titusville. Special communication of Sanford a hydrant, and to furnish and apply not secure concessions of the type of the Constitution. I‘‘‘I points farther down the const. Missions, by Rev. H. *S. RightLodge No. 02 F. & A. M. will be said pressure' at any time, within understanding . i . i a. , . , I They saw where tlm hurricane had embodied in his plan and this occa­ mire, Dnytonn. held on Tuesday evening, Sept. 30th, t>>rcc (3) minutes after the fire signal h*;,c . ....................... th , i««„ „t ti.,ui,i „,„i sioned more querying. Church Letters, by A. K. Rrokaw at 7:30 p. nt. for the purpose of con­ is given. I h , ................................. . h c | , t . ,1915 >■ h r d ) m l ti„ „ roum , tc,c. of Daytona. Mr. Stone attacked the Cummins ferring the third degere. a* uay to be especially dedicated to . , . , , .. . ... , ... . . , phone poles and played other pranks, Whereas, the Southern Utilities that H- M. A. A. and Deceased Minis- hill in its entirety, its committee on work. We wish meetings for a, ^ _____ Every Mason in Sanford cordially C o m p a n y ,-----------who now own study of the C o n sis tia n organized «'r» and Deacons, Rev. A. L. Alier- wages and working conditions, he invited. rrinnbip of Umatilla. and o|*crate the Sanford Wuter in every rity, town and village.' said, was a "mere bluff;" it cinched Committed Sdlclde Religious Literature by Rev. E. A. bureaucratic control on the roads; it state commerce. It contained "an Works under the above franchise are This is n work which ci.n onlv be I As we go to press word comes M ilton of Kissimmee. distorted procedure of the Interstate implied repeal of the Adamson eight- not complying with the requirements done by those familiar with local from the Upsaln section thut a ' Budget, by Rev. S. I). Woods. Commerce Commission in order to hour hill.** and its division of rail­ outlined in Sections 8 nnd 9 ns might conditions. The importance 'will be Swede nutned Gordon Nylund had Lake Helen. give the commission n mandate to road systems into twenty-five or ba noted in numerous instances and doubted by few Americans who be­ committed suicide by cutting Ills Orphans' Home, by Rev. R. J. fix rates on the basis of inilntcd cap­ thirty systems was "illogical and more particularly emphasized by the lieve in our institutions. Secretary throat with a knife. A coroner's 0 Gorbet, Altoona. following: italization nnd it has a transporta­ artificial." Morrison, of the American Federa­ jury will investigate the case today tion hoard "just to take the hlume of . " I ’m sorry I haven’t hnd tim» to (I i Th** water \vcr!~ pumping sta­ tion of Ld'noi in u recent "letter lre­ Inspirational addresses were de­ livered by Dr. S. B. Rogers of Jack­ guilty railroad officials for denying go more fully into study of -it," he tion is equipped with two electric garding immigration and our ulien nt 2 o'clock. Nyland was a single said in closing his analysis of it. A power pumps and one centrifugal population writes: "What can Amer­ rnnn 23 years of uge and it wus sonville on Missoins; Dr. Lincoln rights to labor." "Frankly vicious,” he said, "were roar of laughter swept the committee pump, and on September 30th, 19J8 icanism mean to thc*e peop’.i** They thought despondency was the enure .H oy, President Stetson Univerthe electric power plant furnisiiiog *lty on Education; Dr. C. L. Collins its provisions against strikes in intor- room. (Continued on page 6) of his rash act. TO HAVE CARS IMPROVEMENT FOR FLORIDA OF SANFORD’S WINTER CROPS WATER WORKS BAPTISTS MEETING CITY SCHOOLS TO OPEN YEAR NEXT MONDAY k r>\ " *J»t uJ fi ii •i W ilL UPHOLD STRlKENOW CONSTITUTION OF AMERICA WILL NOT DO SAY LEAD’RS I -nu W—. ; \ ■ IB S IS tl i m I I SI m tr tm s ii % *1 tv* far |YC: F1 m u.Wu. • « iw 'aAii. - r ‘‘ * ; im �7 '. 1' ? ■ ' > " '•K'J'-h Wi.*.*S.iG’i Y , THU SANFORD HERALD BALL GAMES FOIt THE WEEK Sacrifice hits, Gray, McIntosh, Dan­ # i l (Continued from Page 9) Chapman, c 3 1 0 Cl Johnson, cl. * Crow, :U> Walker Thompson, ss Danville, lh Childs, rf • ... Alexander, p • . . ville. Stolen bas<;». Hunter 2. Chap­ man. Passed balls. Walton 2, Chap­ man. natter hit, Ollrrman, Stewart. Tjme of game, 1:55. Umpire, Lou­ don. Attendance 334. Scorer, Mnines. l » '<*> V • * * SEPTEMBER 19, IQig *t> CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ' ♦ ✓ * How They Slantl I O' | Won Lost Pet. m Orlando. ... 20 0 7*19 V All Local Advertisements Under Sanford........ 10 -II 59,s This Heading THREE CENTS a Lukeland ... 15 |5 500 Totals...... .29 Line For Each Insertion Minimum Hartow,. LI 15 165 Line: Charge 25 Cents. Tampa 11 17 393 Bartow 200 000 010—3 Drndenfown...... 9 19 321 % Sanford 000 001 0I0--2 WANTED t * + . Summary—Left on bases Hartow Citrus By-Products 4, Sanford 8. Two base hits, Tyson, Help Wanted—Young girl who Washington, Sept. 17.—Senator Phelan. Home run:, Phelan. ’ First does not intend to go to school,.to Duncan U. Fletcher, who bus been busc on balls, Vines 5, Alexander 0. Struck out by Vines 6, Alexander 0. very active in behalf of^the eat ah- take telephone calls. Inquire 306 5-1 tc Struck out by Vines f>, Alexander 11. lisliment of a citrus by-products lab Elm avenue. oratory in Florida, was advised today Wanted —Men in every county by the secretary of agriculture that with own auto to travel an d 'tak e the bureau of chemistry connecte The C. & B. Hat Factory I2J llroad Strcrl JACKSOMlU.K. FLoTlIIlA with the department is now consider­ orders for the Bed Dipper Hay is the owner of and is carrying on the ing extending its activities to irjelud Press. Can give good commission to Mail Order business formerly handled by the right man. He must be a good the II. \V. Clark Hat Co. All orders Florida and hopes to be ablo to begi hustler. 65-tf. operations in that state in the non should be sent to C. & II. Hat Factory AtiltNTS WASTKO fture. The establishment of-such a SEND Kill t'ATAl.Otil i: WANTED— OLD CLEAN laboratory would enable citizens of DAGS, ANY KIND EX­ Florida to obtain first band informa­ CEPT* OLD SOCKS, tion regarding the manufacture of by COATS, PANTS, OR products from citrus fruits on a coin; HKD SPREADS. AT N O W O l'K N inertial scale, and thereby make it • ^ A THE HERALD OFFICE. Catering to Commercial Men possible to convert unmarketable aud Families * 59-tf fruits into marmalades, jellies, can­ American I'lan. (iood Ij U. Itatr• died peel and vinegar. The develop­ Upholstering and maftr*« making, T h e T A V A IK K S IN N , Tatarr*. IU . ment of such an Industry will m« uo j lumilure repaired, mirrors plated, a large saving and increased revenue auto tops and seats recovered. First to the citrus growers in Florida. class work only. Drown Upholstery CASH P A ID FOR Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fla. , ' 49-tfc used household furniture II. Y. P. U. Must be in fair condition. FOB SALE Next Sunday evening, 7:.10. We ] beds want everybody to come. Our, Springs. Chairs union is growing. Almost every I For Sale—One horse, $100. DonDressers, Dockers, etc. 5-ltp member of the union is taking an aid McDonald. Call or Address: active part In the church work. For Sale—Ford Speedster for sale. Practically every member is a mem­ Perfect shape. L. F. Doper. ber of the choir or orchestra or is on .121 Sanford Avenue the board «*i M’"Viti\iu w• It' Ladies’ Ready-to-wear The T A V A R E S INN • »iid Ic u M d f of T htlr O m t« r t n j Torture hy ^ U ils , i ^ Orcp or to of (Goodnight j j It ilrlirs llirm away In «tar. I ’I m i * . lit sn.l lirjltl.ful. irnrIU l|kr a t ine f. r u t llu.ir.inlrnl to kr»|i tlicm off. Your money la c k If It doesn't. "Will tint slain tfir finest lim n a 20c Is.ttlr m ||| last user a month Also recommended as a ir e ie n u tlie .'Calnst (lies, roaches, tm tin, lie*, t. ,trS. sic. The "XeYO'Vsiv* Co., Montgomtry, Ala. T h a P l t t i u l M o t q u lt o C H a a c r M EW l _ _ ’INDIE JttKSONVIlU-FlA EuropMnW&nCbflpkte Hokm Screened oukidr toots StewtiWod •*i.e u p - # \ corjvfdicA Coavoftioal to Everythin-la I hwrt of City •Scad for BcxAlot ••« rflMOli W.jniTH, PROPER ID THCUIT SEALED TINS ONLY AT YOUR GROCERS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE t. 19th and of the work our union is doing. For Sale—A Inrg* tent. Group Three is in charge of the j change for trunk. Inquin program for next Sunday evening Co., Mr. Smith and we are expecting some interest­ For Sale—Celery plants ready to ing ta’kn. Miss Virginia DeCourscy set. Jim Smith, Scotia^Furm, West is raptain af this group and we are Side. 5-1 tp hoping to hear some special m u s ic ________________________________ selection repdrred by her. For Sale—Ford touring cnr. CorThe B. A. P. U. has extended an ni.r S’itith and Myrtle. Phone No. invitation to the Orlando D. Y. P. -U.! . 5-2tp to meet them at Palm Springs on For Sale—Two roll top desks and some afternoon ami evening conveni­ other furniture. Call at the resi­ ent to the members from the "City dence of Dr. S. Puleston, corner Beautiful." This invitation has been Park anti Third streets. 4-tfc accepted and we are looking forward to the date set, next Thursday, with For Snle—Two good commmera great deal of pleasure. ciul bodies complete, covered, with Our union is growing every week. side and renr curtains. Made to fit Come and do your share. We want any Ford car. Inquire P. O. Box YOU. No. 375. 5-ltc (Everyone Cordially Invited) For Snle—Carload of lightwood fence posts, 7 feet long. Price & Wanted—The ladies who have ’ Plenty of Salmon Now 4-4tc Culler. Paint Bench, Sept. 16.—Thirty boys to get ready for school to see thousand pounds of catfish received our six month guaranteed Duhhilhilt For Sale—Two roll top desks and from Lake Okeechobee 'yesterday clothes for boys. Perkins & Britt. otllce chairs. Sectional bookcase. broke the local records for one day’s ' Dr. Puleston; 4-2tc receipts. Three boats came in dur­ For Side —Five acres land, orange ing the day. On the day before the and other fruit trees, land for culti­ For Sale —A splendid Horn Steel Mabel of the Bass l ine brought vation. Four room house on place. Kitchen Range. Used only three 7.000 pounds. Two miles from Sanford. Address seasons. Good for years. $50.00, The receipts yesterday were con­ P. O. care Herald. 5-3tp Inquire T. J. Miller, Sanford, Fin. signed to the Atlantic Fish Corn4-2tc puny. Captain Baxter of the Annie I For Sale—Prepare for cold weath _____________ t_________________ brought in the heaviest enrgo of fish j it NOW. Buy your »winter's fire For Sale—Full blooded Duroc ever received by way of West Palm i wood now and suv« money. Onk or pigs, $6.00 apiece or $10.00 a pair. Beach canal. His boat carried 13,- i pine. Either stove or fireplnce wood. Also 2 sows and registered boar year 300 pounds. The Three Sisters car I Phone 149-W. Roberts & Smith, and half old for 20 cents a pound. ried 7,000 pounds and the Gladeport Wood Yard, corner 6th and Elm. L. A. Denaud, Sanford Heights. 9,300 pounds. 5-tf 4-tf For Sale or Dent—At a bargain! Saturday Is Bargain Day Nine acres choice-celery farm, known The French Shop at 307 Fir.it • as the W. P. Akers farm on D. D. street certainly has the millinery of Five acres tiled, with several (lowing the season: also coats und suits at wells. Address S. A. Wood, or J. E. low prices. Watch their Saturday Alexander; DcLand, Fla. 5-tf sale in millinery. Silk, velvet and heaver hats for $5.00. Come early. For Sule—Houses. Terms. Jnr, Some worth $15.00 on sale for Satur­ Musson. 4-3tp day only for $5.00. Cnuts $25.00, For Sale —One K-dizr harrow. C. 'good looking and some coat suits, 4-2tc M. Stowe, Cameron Ave. all wool, $25.00, look for Saturday For Suie—Mule. Will trade for in bargains at the French Shop. 4-tf cattle. D. T. Thrasher. 5-ltc For Sale—Eight tons of hay in stack. A. Corpnny near Moore’s Station or ileardall avenue. 3-tfp For Snle—We have a io^ of very fine genuine I^uroc Jersey pigs at very reasonable price, Mrs. Endor Curlett, Geneva. 3-tfc For Sale—Ten acres good celery land live miles from Sanford. Lot«61 Kufekn Hammock. Price $100 per acre. Cash or terms. Write owner, Mrs. Pauline Lnhnc, 1403 Ash Ave., STAR THEATRE. l* ,* • • Friday and Saturday DIXIE FURNITURE CO. .M o s q u it o s C a r r y M a la r ia , # For Sale—Four dwelling houses. Cash or • easy terms. Situated on For Snle—Our bungalow No. 309 Pnrk, Magnolia, Cypress and Myrtle French avenue. Six rooms, 3 clos­ avenues. Apply to J. E. Pare. * 66-tf ets, bath room, two porches, con­ crete nil around, pretty green lawn For sale or exchange—1 Vault with attractive palmetto front, also door, good shape, 1 large Safe, 71 has servant's room, plunder room, inches high, I small Safe, 34 inches good garage and a smn'l parking high, 1 adding machine. Must sell shed, with other room in south end quick. C Care of Herald. 62-tf. on the place. Can be bought for THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR RENT CASH. The buildings ulone on this plnce cannot he duplicated for less For Dent—l* i acres choice celery thnn five thousand dollars Mr. and land, tiled and good well, three room Mrs. -A. D Parrish. 3-tfc house, four miles out Sanford ave­ For Sale—Three lots cor. Myrtle nue. F. C. Welshat D. <jO. Garage 5-2tp Ave. and 7th. Paved street, oppo­ ACT (JUICKLY. site park. Beautiful location for LOST residence. Apply W. W. Long, 410 2-4tp Oak avenue. Lost—Sack contuTning two hats, For Sale —Moline Universal Trac­ large black one und stnnll white one. tor, with sand cleats. Two It Inch On road between Orlando and San­ plows, rolling truck, complete. Ly­ ford. Reward for return to Mrs. C. man Druthers, Forest City, Fla. 2-tf D. Harding, 306 N. Oinnge Ave., Orlando, Fla. . 5-2tp For Sale—Pair of good fr.rni mules FOUND in good sound condition. Reason­ able price. M. Fleishcr. 67-tf Found —A pocketbook on Firit For Sale —A first class fresh Jersey street. Owner may have same by cow. M. Doyle, Lake Monroe, Fla. proving property at Herald olllce. 3-3tp Wichita, Kans. 66-6t:> Program Supreme j * * • | On account of Films advancing in prices it will be necessary to advance to 10 and 20c beginning next Monday FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY Norma Talmagc in "THE • FORBIDDEN CITY” also ( . a comedy Geraldine Farrar and Wallace Reid in x "MARIA ROSA” also a comedy llryant Washburn 1 in \ "PUTTING ONE OVER" also William Duncan in "THE MAN OF MIGHT" * also 4 a comedy TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY A special eight ^ct feature production "ALIMONY" . also. * ;• comedy Hr—lr llft(ft*<alr In A Sl.i:i:i*" a!»i Ihr U.t chuplrr »f •TUB FKHIL.H »*r TlltlNOBIt MOl'ffTAlN" and Ihr Util chapl• f 'Till: MIONIOIIT MAN" «lih Ihr formrr noild, champion hra<| «H(hl 0|htrr JIM COUIIKTT. • X Ethel Clayton in "MEN. WOMAN AND MONEY” also a comedy Clara Kimball Young in "TH E ROAD THROUGH THE DARK” also a comedy and news Saturday—Olive Tell, in “THE TRAP,” by Richard Harding Davis, also a comedy Beginning Monday Evening, September 22, Performance Begins at 7:30 P. M. Except Saturdays, Then at 7:15 • i V • V V • <~ m* ■ ' ' j- ■/- i < �\7’v«!W w1 »>?Va\ •/ **'■’ J/ r ' ■•’• +\m' T x( . —' ,, “r ’ ’ - /. SEPTEMBER 2G, 10,9 THE SANFORD HERALD 1 COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPO NDENTS-EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD W ig h t T i r e AUTO C o SUPPLIES S a n f o r d .. F l o r i d a . do for the past two weeks, the guests OVIEDO They are entertained Mr. anil Mr*. C. M. Stone and at­ of everylmy. tractive little daughter, Pauline, ar­ ! until a late hour by the town. Wulrived Saturday night to l»e the guest* j ker's Devilment. Sweet Dreams, Pen­ of M r . Stone’s parent*, Mr. and nyroyal and such refreshment* are Mrs. S. Murphy at Lake Charm. served nt intervals of every few min­ Mr. Stone and family motored down ute*. The people of Oviedo who de­ from their home in Garden Plains, sire rest after their day’s labors are III., making the trip in seven day*. in hopes the Hoard of Trade will look Mrs. C. S. Leo entertained the into the matter, find the cause of all Crochet Cluh most delightfully last' these visitors coming at this time Friday afternoon. There was an and pour some oil on the standing unusually large number of the mem­ waters. Dr. C. D. Christ and Mrs. Ida bers present and several invited guest*. Delicious cake and ice tea Tedforil were in Oviedo Wednesday afternlmn. were served ns refreshments.. Mrs. L. K. Wright visited Orlando Miss May Field* of Oxford Jet., Monday. Iowa, is vir.iting Mrs. Verne Slay. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. White went to Mr. and Mrs. Mosipiito and all Orlando Monday to attend the funer­ their connections have been in Ovio- al of Mr. White's sister, Miss Jessie — -------------- - y y - The Kelly-Springflcld Tire mileage guarantee marks the point where you stop riding on a ticket you’ve paid for and begin to ride on a pass. KELLY-SPRINGFIELD “ The Real Tire” ■ 1 White, who passed away at the Or­ ange General Hospital Monday morning. A marshmallow roast was given by some of the young people Tues­ day night at White’s wharf on Lake v r r vs v» v — Jesup. C. L. West left Sunday for a trip to Miami. >\ *v Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Hope spent Mrs. Okerlund spent Wednesday some very special dental work done Tuesday in Orlando. m Winter Park. at John* Hopkins hospital. From Miss Mary l.einhart spent Satur­ there she will visit at Sunset' Falls L et th e y o u n g folks d ance day and Sunday in Sanford and Orand in Pittsburg, Pa., before return­ EAST SANFORD on y o u r floors, i they’re Rev. It. J. Allen of Enterprise was ing home. J. II. Atkins, agent of the A. C. L. finished w ith over Sunday to preach at Moore's It looks very much as,if the people depot spent the wee If end with his Station church. There is talk of a who sell seeds had been profiteering family in Winter Haven. revival being held here next month. on old celery and lettuce seed this Mr. and Mrs. Th'gpen of Sanford Mrs. J. t). Mitchell is recovering season ns the irr«oeo~ jjfrV-- J iav,.visited friends in Oviedo Sunday. from ipifte >•.*£';;&!•* Ph.eaa. Dr. hr;*! so.o,.,cii irounie making seed Mrs. Rogers of Miami m vK'tmg Tiiiar made a number of calls. come tip before. It bus caused al­ .. ♦ ♦ — For Floors h#*i . ,, .,n n . A , T\ Parnell. Mr and Mrs. Lee Kinnrd's little most endh-is trouble sowing the seed W. II. Harr has returned front an son, ClitTord was struck on the left beds over several times each, beside T h e d e lig lit of th e dance extended trip to Chicago. leg twice by u ground rattler last the worty and expense. w ill he g re a te r because of your Another r.r.c mule died at the Mrs. It. G Smith, Mrs. Then.) Thursday. Dr. Marshall was sixteen floors, an d th e c o m p lim e n ta ry Aulin. Mrs. .1 A. Clark and Mrs. minutes answering the telephone Russell farm last week. visited Sunforil Friday. call to their home beyond Cameron Messrs. Chnteman and Joe Russell rem a rk s w ill m o re th a n repay Mary ',*cAl,s City. The little hoy is O. K. now. each have a fine new Jersey cow Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Farnell, Miss Tjrau for y o u r fo ie th o u g h t. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Wilson are bought in Orlando at $150.00 each. Stella Farnell, Mrs. A. P. Farnell and Mrs. Rogers drove to Sanford very happy over the arrival of their T h e n y o u will b e pleased Tuesday night to church. son, born Sept. I8th. Dr. Denton SANFORD AND UPSAI.A w ith ru g s and a varnished We have not very much news to W. A. McRae of the S. A. L. in attendance. Mrs. H. E. Collie and little son, write about as our regular corres­ floor as a c h a n g e fro m carpet spent Tuesday night in Oviedo. Edwurd came down from Jackson­ pondent is visiting her brother in Mrs. G. W. Harwich returned this ville Sunday for a visit with her par­ a n d m a ttin g . W h e n m ay we Missouri just now hut will he at week from Rrunswiek, Gu., where ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Long and home soon. ta lk over th e details w itli you? she has beeti visiting her mother for other relatives. Or neighbor. Mrs. C. M. Williams the past month. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Miller had ns has been si«;k for some time but at LEE BROTHERS The Candy Cluh was entertained over Sunday guests their niece, Miss present is better. by Miss Olive Lizcttc last Friday 308 E. Kirs! St, Sanford, Fla. Nellie Cowan and a friend from Jack­ Miss Rut li HiTgipiist has been night. sonville. visiting her sister and has returned Mr. and Mrs. Higgins of Chuluota I. D. Martin wilj he at home home. passed through Ovicod Monday cn- about Oct. I8th after spending the Alfred Erieson'* family has gone j route to Orlando for several days. summer at various points in Maine* to Macon on a visit and still enjoy­ and at their home in Ingalls Grove ing it. near Hridgton. Mrs. Martin will Rev. G. V. Albertson will he with i come south later in the fall. us on October 5th. the first Sunday ! Miss Heulah Hrown from the West in the month. lie will he at the Side was Mrs. Nick Z.irno Venn's Sunday school and will also give us I guest a portion of last week. a p.euching service at the close of | Mr. and Mr*. D. R. Hrisson and the school. We hope the neighbor- I party were over from Seabreeze on hood will till the little church and Tuesday ns delegates to the Hnptist hear this good man. Association in Sanford and were Shall we not'make a plea for the: Can it be that Sanford is down and out, con­ sight seeing out in this end of town. church? Our country is in a trying I fessing herself helpless to manage her own city atTairs, Mrs. Margaret Marshall reached crisis and what shall save it from home Monday from Michigan where going to destruction? Wo will quote willing to accept any old nostrum that promises restshe made a much longer stay thnn first from an able journalist woo lias cure for the present, a change from the drag of doing, thought about it. This is Henry planned. and getting nowhere? Mrs. G. C. McDougnl received a Watterson, a secular writer. Look­ wire from Waycross, Ga.. from Mr. ing over tin> disturbed condition of Well, if so, she can have it it if she votes that McDougal Tuesday that he was Europe and knowing the elements I way. The article, so called, ia on the market, a pro­ leaving there for a business trip to were at work here he says, Nothing hut the religion of the Lord . Jesus j Chicago for several days. duct of recent origin, school-made, branded as the Ed. J. Cameron is at home from Christ will save os from going back real stuff and warranted to lit any old town from 500 the ranch in Palatku for a few days. into the dark ages. How better can we do tiiis than keeping the Sabbath ; to 5000 population or more. Go to it. Get a City Considerable celery is being set in day and observing it in the churches? Manager, from Dayton, O h io -fo r instance, pay him, the fields this week. We hear some Shall we look a short time into the! of the growers are setting out green great empires of the world and ask say $3500.00, minimum, and then sit down and watch top for early celery. why they have passed away? Where her run. Yours, MORE-ANON Mrs. Harry llarran of Union ave­ now i* the mighty Hnhylon? Noth­ nue is in Haltimore, Md., having ing but heaps of dust. Where is Nineveh and the huge palaces of these cities? Nothing hut heaps of dust. Where are those great cities I that lined the Euphntcs that Nebu­ chadnezzar built by slaves he got out of foreign nations? Where are they now? Gone down In dust—to | everlasting slumber. What does the) Good Rook say about the nations? 1 ’’The nation and kindgom that scrv-i eth me not shall perish. Yen, they I shall he utterly destroyed. Isa. GOc. | 12th verse. Is there not here a les-1 son for us to consider. God is the same, yesterday, today and forever. The finger of history points out from ■ among these huge mounds of dust ! and says "Heware! Do not follow in my steps, for the same fate, wilt h! yours if you do. We speak out of the dust of ages and tell you to wor I ship and serve the only true and liv- ; ing God and NOT IDOLS.’’ How better can we do this thnn keeping 1 the Sahhath day and remembering the sanctuaries? Our revered Wash- * ington we cannot have morals with-] out religion for religion is its hack- j bone. Are not these pleas sufficient to! keep God’s holy day nnd remember-1 ing Him in the churches? Our coun­ try is certainly in a dangerous rrisis and it depends on us, each one, (Continued on page 3) Harrisons Vitrolac Varnish m j >. y • v r r . wm Sanford and Commission Managed Government What About It? sg I I'f i \ Fresh shipm ent of Nunnally’s Candies just received, also famous Log Cabin Roll Candy. Good line of stationery at ’‘B E T T S ’9 i- £51 tfe i V ** . •- CO M PA N Y ^. .#.♦*•*•*•* A gen ts For International Harvester Co. McCormick and Deering Mowing Mach­ ines, H ay R a k e s and Harrows Lower Prices for Fertilizer Two Reductions in 191*9 Have* you our lal ;t Price List? It will interest you. Ideal Fertilizers now give better value for the money than any commodity bought by the grower either for farm operations or foi household use. Quality Maintained—Write* to us at once regarding your fall requirements. Shall we send our new Vegetable Hook? WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. , Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers Dealers in Spray l’unips and Insecticides. JACKSONVILLE.......................... ................................. K. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Hratich Homes, Businesses A Y E T H E M If in need of a grove or something else ask for it. RESIDENCE— 10 rooms and bath, elec­ tric and gas lights, splendid finish, oiled floors, water tank, lovely home, $4500.00 RESIDENCE— 10 rooms, flowing well, very good repair -. $1800.00 FARM—40 acres, 20 acres cleared, 10 acres tiled, 3 wells, 5 houses, worth the price and more *$9500.00 FARM— 10 acres, 8 cleared and tiled, good residence, etc., fine fruit and a splendid place $8000.00 GROVE—5 acres, 330 frees, considerable ......................................$2500.00 Watch the South East Corner of Page Two J. E. SPURLING �. ' SEPTEMBER 26. 1519 TIIE SANFORD HERALD PAGE THREE they left In their old home in Osh_ kosh.JWis., whose loss is our Rain •v.>. ON T in : HOC A Letter From K. II. Kilbee of Geneva. Fin. In regards to the welfare of this country 1 came to Geneva, Flu , in We arc better prepared than ever before to help you take [care7of your wheel. ISSi, aiiieii was in Orange county. Expert repair work. Full line or parts." At that time wo had no railroads hut we had a good line of steamboats up the St. Johns river which brought our supplies to us and we were just as happy then ns we are now and we did not dread a railroad strike for \se did not live out of n paper sack as we do now. Each family j had a good place of his own to raise corn to feet! Ids horses on and a good sweet potato patch and made his own syrup and had a few cows to F in e l i n e of new bicycles in standard makes ready for immediate; delivery, and pen in thc spring to fertilize his land and did not have to pay all lie made more coming in every day. Wc make a specialty of “ Firestone” bicycle tires. for fertiliser. He also had a few hogs and made his own meat and j i lard. lie did not have much, money but be did not need very I much to live. He was independent, but we this day and time are de­ pendent and at the mercy of some “Everything on W heels” one else and make the stuff and bring it to ur. Nn«; v.c .tie just at i A »»/< tlie eve of a bog election which i . i y ! t u n r \ VC. comes off the ICtli of September to determine whether or not the hogs can run at large and thc cows will be next, for the county commission­ even been busy improving bridges ation as delegates in Sanford this ers had tiie attorney for the board to and building a hundred yards of week. draw up two bills, one for the hogs fence or more between the draw* and one for the rows, but Mr. WoodThe Parcnts-Teachers Association Continued from pane 2) bridge and Monroe station. gave a penny supper at the town 'tiff, our representative in the legis-1 The Ladies’ Union of the Congre-j l»*»H Friday night for the benefit of lature refused to pass tiie one for tiie whether vu will turn upward to God gational church of Sanford gave a n ! thc »i*bool yard. They took in over «ows, hut next year they will try to or downward to everlasting oblivion. get new material in tiie legisluiiire _ __ ice cream supper upon the lawn of "sixty dollars. What is the matter with Europe toand f>-’ ‘V T .vi> iiian*"who Mr. und Mrs. Jacob J. Holly Tiles-1 Mr. and Mrs. Johns left this week da\ .* Rejection of God and His worvotes on this to give it a careful day evening. Pretty Japanese !an-Jf"r P...iu7*»*i*fi-ii. * * * ” .\ir. Johns lias jhip. Another empire has passed La**. ftfnous " colors wore grace-1 been F. E. agent fo; the past m « ■thought for .lie law does not give agifcjbctos-our Many crownfully suspended from tree to tree tVeeks while the regular agent was on any time for a man to get rid of his ul head* have fallen into the dU8». hogs, and I do not think it is right What are a** doing with our much above tiie many beautiful flowers I bis vacation, to get me in trouble ai out them. lijht’ Shad it condemn and destroy among which tho tables were placed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns and It would *><• just ,t.n fair *o pass a A fairylike scene greeted Hie eyes of Misses Margaret and Dorothy from u*? law to burn my noon a.« it i* ;o pass the numerous guests who assembled Terra Haute, Ind., are visiting Mr. C. T. Ballinger. this law and not give me any time to enjoy tiie evening and help the Burns' sister, Mrs. A. Ruulerson. to do away with my hogs. I want worthy cause. All had a delightful l.vhi: MONROE Mesdames J. V. Wicks, I. I). Hart, to lie a law abiding citizen, but tin’s time and a nice sum of money was The vi aw of propsperily that is realized. Geo. Peters, It. (J. Gresham were in hill as it is drawn up does not give rolling over Florida swept our sec­ Sanford last Tuesday attending the me the right that I think an Amer­ r "e people «>f our community S(,tninuU. Association, ican citizen ought to have. tion in pa-iing. A general spirit of improvement is stirring around us.) were delightfully entertained Thurs-, 1 have h?on offered two thousand •'I1’' a,,d Mrs. h. \ \ . Libby and Clearing <.f land, building and re- day evening by a song service and dollars for my stock of hogs but modeling nf houses, cleaning, tiling reading given by Dr. Goorgc Hyman pretty daughters arrived in know I could not sell them at any and draining »f soil, the installation »»«> »•>*’ choir of the Baptist church (*p"eva " n s *'pt. 15th to ake up price. All lhut 1 am kicking on is of gaoiltne engines and overhead of Sanford. The purpose of the en- their residence here Mrs. LiI.by is there should have been some time 187 irritation are »ome of the new order! tertair.ment was the purchase of a “ sister of Mrs. 1. T. Wakefield and after it became a law for tiie hog of thing- in Monroe. C. E. Henry ‘ for the public school at Mon- we understand the residence prop- man to dispose of his hogs. hu about .-..in|dctcd the clearing „ f , roe. the free will oll.ung contributed ‘‘rty of Mr Brokaw has been purfiir more acres ..f landupon his}that evening being the initial fund, ‘’based for their home. e are inUrg. farm I. W. Bell is getting The patrons of our school greatly deed glad to have them with us. and Daily Thouoht. uppA’ciate such entertainments, for trust they will find as many new In general, pride Is at the bottom oi ready to clear and tiring under cultiis our understanding that the friend* in Geneva and vicinity as J l mistakes.— Buskin. Utjon ten acres of land near First!11 Itr' t purchased from Chns. & Co. I auditorium which emliellishes our — flirtovi Mann i» liusy with ten acres *fhool building was liiiilt for puldie upon (h. farm known as the old I t-ntertrtinments which are instrucIbmirrson t>I.t<•- that ho purchased ] th e and cdu. .itioual, community from Sam Henderson. Mr. Mann is meetings at which all may attend, »bo diari.ig live more acres adjoin- lectures, etc. These forms of enter­ ir.g tii- 1.1 ■:i u which he live. tainment which appeal directly to B It • >• '.i- ju-t completed u our people, and these alone, are gen­ P-’.tty .i. upon his place on erally tiie kind held in public school Pint Mr <Bidewelt of the buildings. Miss Dora May Igleshy gave a Lust *»«!«• a11. purchased five a*n< clothe you better, and more econom Society Brandi keeps Dad looking as tur Mni.ro.- k.t- completed a nice pleasant party last Wednesday to inally. Look through the handsome youthful as Boy and gives Boy the MMtr.n uio.i, ,i mill now lias bi« celebrate her birthday. Delightful Inr.ily movi-d Barney Lyons and refreshments were served and an styles, the line textured materials and forceful look that made Dad successful. l.ikism i.g'.-t . have painted their enjoyable evening spent by her Iouv#-, and s II Buclianan will soon many friends. the pleasing colors ol Fall clothes we Stop in here some day, S O O N . Get ** ’-ling the paint brush Mrs. it. L. Sellers of Gainesville, io‘ti hi- I'ut.g.iiow The fence gang Gn., is a guest of relatives here. have ready for you. acquainted with us and our desire to '■ the Ai.antic Coast Line have Miss Stella Wells lias returned to her home at Pulalka after a pleasant r«.» irot visit to Mrs. \V. C. Beasley. C tA J , o r IIRV 1CC VTMtOt Mr. Bert Locks, formerly of Lake llcmstitrhinjr and Picol Monroe has returned to Jacksonville O lf iHItf IU "ork done at the French where be is employed as book­ KfM M m u ;« NN keeper with the American Agricul­ Kl|M i m t t ML Shop. Hring your dress­ tural Chemical Fertilizer Company. If no*« 0i Wh i 1N m 1 If 8»*| fl |k»»* **#•« TAKE CARE OF IT c a package before the war t‘,1 package during the war Sanford Cycle Co. Phone 251-W Sanford, Florida package 1* NOW 11 fv Pa THE FLAVOR LASTS SO DOES THE PRICES COUNTY HAPPENINGS m \v TRY A 25c WANT AD FOR QUICK RESULTS D A D A N D B O Y B O T H W E A R ’E M ! ONION es a n (I linens t <> 1>e licauiiiied by this work. Mrs. Maude Philm ore N ; IDA A U S T I N •I ’1 West First Street 'laker of flit’s Skirls a n d Dresses L S U ( & B. Hat Factory ft th- , , . , J'1 KsonvilLE; FLOUIDA iftiitioi n,"ir " I-. i u ' is carrying on the formerly handled by Hat Co. All orders ” .....(*. k B. Hat Factory si s ,S|S " '*n:i» MN|1 D m CATtMlIil'i: Ilie Tavares uenN inn now •'••ring to ( nmmcrclal Mon am| Emilies ,, A , ••I-. Ila lr, llra-unahle Tk T“ .ins iNN rtt„ r r 0 u . h'ASil PAID FOR M.^l jl,'Ust’holtl furniture 1 Ik- in fair condition. li, 1 Reds •‘'pring* ‘ hairs Rockers, etc. ^IE FURNITURE CO. -I Sanford Avenue i'll* r t ; V Mrs. Beasley of Crusccnt City lifts returned after a pleasant visit to tier son. W. C. Beasley. Mr. and Mrs. \V. S. Price and family spent Sunday at Daytona Beach. Miss Eliza Orton, after spending the summer at Asheville, N. C., is with her sister, Mrs. J. T. Wynne. Mr. and Mrs. \V. D. Rowe have returned from their wedding trip and are at home on First street. Miss Lottie Matherson spent Sat­ urday and Sunday at her home at Maitland. Mrs. J. Daniel Talbott has re­ turned from Louisville and other places in Kentucky after spending the summer fn that state. Mr. Charles Davis of Kansas Citj, Mo., has returned after visiting rel­ atives here. Mr. George Riggins of Sorrento is employed here in tiie trucking busi­ ness. Mr. Jacob J. Body has installed a gasoline engine and overhead irriga­ tion of a quarter of an acre. Mr. Roily is one of ou* rmv.t prosperous and industrious farmers. GENEVA ' R. E. Frnnklyn returned last week from Yellowstone Park and western points of interest. Mrs. C. M. Bonnel and little daughter, Flay returned last week {from Manchester, Gu., where they) have been spending thp summer. Mesdames Bessie Hart, Wm. Stone and Mr. und Mrs. W. I). Ballard at­ tended the Baptist Seminole Associ- *• . w*r4iltfet •»*«>* *• r V t M i l i t I n v W M t i '*!_•*•* iM h '" ::M3 c/.r.LTON. rur*icctrr 9' ‘ • RECEIVED AT 000 KG UA C C O rC C \Y. C. ATKINU. r r vicr ructitCNT %jin ( k i d , rur-fcff t4 • x* 1 1 1 1 in — 1. m v i. . u h | U > I « It A] u M I , M 11 - ■'! i n u n ) Iflu Pi. i r n l . Now Y o r k , N. Y. r Porkine & B r i t t , Sanford, Flo, A d v i e s p a r e n t o n o t t o make m i s t a k e w h i l e bu7ir.fi f a l l 3 u i t f o r tho boy i n kneo t r o u 3 c r o . E x p l a i n t o them t he D u b b c l b i l t f e a t u r e ar.d n i x months f r u a r a r . t e c . * Another s h i p i r a n t o houl d r e a c h you S a t u r d a y , D e b b o l b i l t Ecyn C l o t h e s , Inc, W e want the Parents o f the boy in knee trousers to see our Boys line. In addition to the Dubbelbilt suits, suits that are doubly built thru out, we carry the best line o f furnishings obtainable, amongst them, stockings that are regular sixty-five and seventy-five cent sellers at F lh T Y C E N T S . We Conduct Our Business on a Very Nafrow Margin of Profit; That’s Why They Come Back. K3&3H t i t l T i w r i n— 1 --------- r n — n --------------------------------- J . - T - L - l -------- -------- ----------- V , i f f iVi - ii ii i’i F i* m fi’ Timbb i ----- r - - — -------------------------------- ■1 gmmrnmm �THE SANFORD HERALD Leon’s Auto Transfer Company SEPTEMBER 2G, 1915 In the Colorado district, the plants of the Colorndo Fuel and Iron Com­ pany in Pueblo, which closed Mon­ day, remain idle and according to ollirials, will make no effort to oper­ ate with strike breakers. Atlantic Reach Hotel llurncd Jacksonville, Flu., Sept. 22.— The Atlantic Reach hotel ’nf Atlantic Itaifi'h, 17 miles from Jacksonville, was’ completely destroyed by lire early Saturday night entailing a loss of more than half a million dollars. .‘in* hotel was owned by the Flag­ ler estate and was under lease of W. If. Adams. It was a four story wooden structure of about UOOtrooms New Hrnnrh I'ltone No. Will He (liven I.aler and at the time of destruction was housing a number of week end par­ ties from the city and many visitors from • south Gcorgin and Florida points. Thu blaze was discovered shortly before 8 o’clock and spread rapidly. | Long distance telephone messages appealed to the local lire department for aid, trucks being immediately dispatched to the scene. The loss includes the entire hotel plant: the laundry, power and pumping house, serve’Li’ quarters. grill, bath hou«.*s, i ocean pier and depot. Many <*nt-) tages in the immediate vicinity were saved by the heroic work of the fire­ men from Jacksonville ami beach new charter, it in sink a vc'umin- prevention being worlii a pouini nf volunteers. nun affair i a ’ r\ ••• p:*";*!i* ’ir.ve la d eur.*. Let tm put our money into The hotel was one of the most the tun*' nr On* iii.*liniittnn In l>. d; it the limp it al anti the l(eii Cross anil complete in this section being hand­ In* n mly. IHJDGET OF O P I N I O N "JUST over. somely fiirublud throughout. It HETWEEN VOi; AND ME” i was. ii|> to a few years ago. known as | i.ni in m«*y ' And again speaking about *I>‘*i i ht* Continental, the name being* EVEN THE GATE POST • ;• .. || I: ”>■‘al and the statement mad • by i iuinged when the property wns • tr.VTi !•: go-.: IV* NOT IN IT ,-i nf 1■••I • mi' of those who think a h-**;dt:tl |PttJltM| |,y the Flagler estate to the. lid ni !} r • • A Chief Is Among Vi> Taking Notm i .i m i m -v in Sunlord w !t*i i a wonderful coit*. too much 1 would like to refer Atlantic Reach Corporation. Later I anil Faith, "He'll Print ’em"— . *. i* Ami,.i II.11 I- II. I i a few the fact that Orangey nunty auent • projierty ... '. . v w w i Sn Suva Saiinterer. . o.1 ’ • ii 'i .ii ' ** i . 1 i i*<v li’• 'itul 1**|;i|»|.t i*stn11*"ami r'*-li*asi*il to Mr. and I* Laud has :»rr i * i I f*»r IIO.IMH \dn m' That home bs:!ltl:r / i. 1. ,i i. i .tin* time to gel lm«y o il dollar*' and now linds that ti|eir tor good one and w«* can cirtaiai.. iim* i in* ii.i«'rv y iirdn and »i..e . :• ;.l,(I tin* liter sped deal ions fo building to Em r l a i n s S t . A g n e s ( i u il d n n ry more housi-s right h**r* now. ....I.: and t. . in front of tie huilt at this tin; 11.' Mr» -Lilias Takach entertained And speaking of more : omi ■ re­ the sub walks. Cot the gras*1 and the :•« mo *li. Sanford is getl'ng a good minds me that tile Sanford Loan weeds and plant out rev j !.i• t and •oilding that will i.* r.uitahle for llu m***nm*rs of St. Agnes (iuild on A: Building Association l.a* deni* a dowers .Hid mo ahhety a mi iu.»r.- ii.i?.i*,..i piifpo- *.* t*,» iii*tt.v years for Monday afternoon at her home ou grent work here in helping t* build ■your plan ami ..our city tool, more | less man uni* t tiinl ot these sums. (Very avenue, the guest - meeting at Mrs. Robert Herndon’s and going I nines and is still at the good work. u.d rn iv, !’•■*•-■ i d 1 ’l l out in autos. Plans for tin* annual pretty yard if they so desired. 11 | buzatir was tin* important object of * Seine nf the wording of Ilo* in-w makes no difference whether you ou ii A fricml of mine asked me what tin* meeting, each member vicing in charter is nr»t uni ting with the ap­ your own home or not. You should I tl,ought about the peace treaty | flnisi||f.l| artil.|(.s for lhill vvtllt. Ul._ probation of some of our citizens and always keep j >ur place looking good and the League of Nations and my freshments were served »and a delight­ they will endeavor t<> have a public for this means everything to the vis­ only reply was that I was with Pres­ ful social hour enjoyed by all pre — meeting to discuss tin* charter freely itors to the city. ident Wilson, lie is at tin* head of cnl. Enjoying the hospitality o' and openly. This would be a good affairs, he was over there, he knows Mrs. Takach were Mrs. Robert tiling for all parties concerned and ' A woman was arrested in Home­ conditions, lie is absolutely honest Herndon, Mrs. (*wynn Fox, Mrs. M. there is nothing to conceal about the stead, Penn., with twelve pints of and a real American and I leave it Minarik, Mis Lillian Shinimber, whiskey in her stocking, so a dcs- to him with the hope of a speedy end Mrs. Archie lit tts, Mr.. Karl IPir1pat<li says. Now in discussing this to all llie controversy. dick, Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. Ed. i proposition with u lady the other Lane and Mrs. Matthews. The next STRIKE IS GROWING J iluy—well, I just do not believe this meeting will be held with Mrs. 'story, ttiat is all. Gwynn Fox. «/ I Third Day Shows Rut l.illlc Change1 • • • will Establish A New Branch at the OLD PHILIPS DRUG STORE Beginning October 1st. Phone Orders Will Also Be Received at Hotel Carnes Phone 91 C U R B ST O N E GLEANINGS i v (zoodniofit Will Orl*» Away M osquitos nnt| tniJNfitr« ihrv Mill iiM.i> n» l**:is an >i»u u m It lint. Iir.t lllif ill. 11if rut. O lll) «n.l |nu ran .n-l.tr It 11ko 1 I'lfin a f tU i|rn|i« l i m » » . i f ) lit | .1 atalil AUo rt'oitnrmmlt <1 at x (•rci.nlathr nr-ilnst Airs, laotiii. lie*, m!irs. Ktc. ttic finest llnrn. *iraLr’/ t or l*> null. The M.ijr I'lcut* i r«>nhc*, \\»ii not ' 20c ai )utir ic-VJ-VSSke Co., Montgomery, Ala. 1* Some of the papers quote the I doctors as saying that the “ llu” will return again this season. They have *no authority for such a statement I and neither have 1 any authority j for a statement to the contrary but I say the "llu" will not return. And then again, if the ."llu" J dees return we should have our hos­ *y pital all ready and in running order & and and with plenty of trained nurses good doctors we should not worry. And the old reliable Red Cross is still on the job and going strong. All of which brings to my *' I mind the old adage of the ounce of W est Side Cash Grocery IV it* Wc are now prepared (o handle your Feed orders. No order too large. Green Cross Sweet Feed - I.arro and Buller Fat Dairy Feed Deckers Shorts and Bran - Faultless Scratch Feed W est Side Cash G rocery J. ^ -<» Uoolli (Ask Our Customers! IMIONK lf.fi riWWWWW«V«VV‘«« I,. F. Roper WWWWWWVWffVnVWVV£{ B IG B A S K E T S FU LL S' and even running over with sweet, clean clothes ready for tin* deliiery. This is wliut you can see 1 1 := it Phone 299 LIST YOUR PROPERTY A N D WE CAN SELL IT. Insure i| Dixie Steam Laundry fl Robert Glenn Igou, Sanford, Agt. JAMES & PAXON, Jacksonville, Fla. City Properly and Farms are Coing at Reasonable Prices AT OUR IIUSY LAUNDRY « at any time. The reason why is because our work and service are satisfac­ tory, Our system is so different that a trial or­ der w ill surprise u n d please you. ■ I'l'LMM MW I*I LEK Sm m c, FLORIDAi* From their respective luadqunr-i Williams—Kiitlcr ters. industrial leader* and directors | The marriage of Miss Edna Clinrof the strike issued their usual eon-j|yP Williams and Mr. Raymond Rutdiet ini: statements, which left still |,.r took place very quietly Wednesin doubt the exact number of work-1 day. Sept. 21th. at seven thirty in ers who have walked out Willium I tIn* evening. Rev. Goo. Hyman, I Z. Fistcr. secretary of the strikers’ I). I)., performing the ceremony at national committee claimed that, in the home of the bride’s brother, Mr. tin* various steel centers, l.r»,000 Volie Williams. Owing to the criti­ more men had abandoned their posts cal illness of the bride’s motlief the bringing tin* total to :| 12,000, but in marriage was witnessed only by the A C C ID E N T the crucial Pittsburg district officials members nf the family. The bride of the United States Steel Corpora­ was very sweet and attractive in an Our Agent, MR. R. \V. HERNDON, will write you any of the abo*o tion, and several "independents," as­ afternoon frock of white Georgette forms ot Insurance or any thing you need in the Insurance line. serted that the stream of labor had Through hi* connection with us he can give you Insurance protec­ crepe, embroidered. turned and was (lowing into the tion in the very strongest Conipanjs in each and every line. Mrs. Rutb-r is the only daughter mills. According to reports from Pitts- of Mr. and Airs. C. M. Williams and Established I'JOG burg, where union labor lenders held is popular with a wide circle of General Insurance • Surely Ronds • Employers Liability a general parley to consider conduct friends, having lived in Sanford for of the strike, managers of the plants j|1(, |aJt tw«*lw years. are seeking now to take the offen­ -esOr Mr. Rutler is a prominent young sive. Not content with merely holding what forces remain to them. I business man of llrunswiek. (.a. they are said to In* trying to induce Mr. and Mrs. Rutler will reside in KLEE VOI R EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN wavering strikers to return. On the llrunswiek. other hand labor's recruiting forces are not inactive, as shown by the fact that organizers from the mineworkers’ union have been called to reinforce agents of the steel workers' union in enrolling non-union work-1 ers. Despite the prediction of Mr. Fos­ ter, that, through the work of these organizers, llu* strike will be able gradually to shut down all of the REAL ESTA TE important works in the Pittsburg district, employers of labor claimed that yesterday they hnd been able to increase production in all Important plants, including those in Home­ stead, Ckirton. Rraddock, Duquenae and the Pittsburg city mills of the) Carnegie Company. As in Pittsburg, tin* situation in; Chicago also was clouded by con-1 dieting reports. The industry in ■ that section, though crippled by the: closing nf many plants was by nol means tied up and company officials J claimed additions bad been made to I the reduced forces with which they were continuing operations. In the Younstown district where Your Hom e - Your Auto - Tornado - Liability ndvunccs were claimed by the strik­ ers, the strike spread yesterday to fabricating plunts, two of which Property Damage were closed, as wus the Youngstown Pressed Steel Company. Paralysis of production in the Mahoning vulAgent Drew Development Co. Formerly Holden Real Estate Co. ley, caused by idleness of 14,000 workers continues, every plant being City Lots in All Parts of City closed. From Canton, O., entne the an­ Celery Lands in M. M. Smith’s Sub Division nouncement by the general manager of the Canton Sthect Metal Com­ pany that his men, numbering 1,200 hnd voted to return to work. . V ... •5 �crPTKMHEK 26, I9H THE SANFORD HERALD ball games for the week |)()X SCORES OF ALL GAMES PLAYED BY SANFORD TEAM thrice, arrived safely ’at third when Thompson messed up Johnson’s grounder. At this juncture Lamuttc nnd Johnson were the “ fall guys” in another double play. Tampa’s half of the fourth opened auspiciously, Felix whamming a beauty to right field. Ho was forced at second on Mooroficld's grounder, however, and thanks to the leisurely manner in which Moorcfield ambled to first, the ball was snapped to Danville in time to complete a a double play. In Tampa's half of the fifth it rained steadily, but Ills limps k'-pt them at it, in order to Complete the inning and make it a game. Hy the end of the first half of the sixth the rain had increased to a steady down­ pour, and Umpire Daird gave the signal to cease firing. The score: Simford AD It II 1*0 A E 3 (i 0 l •» (1 Stewart, 2h . 3 ii t 5 1 1) Chapman, c 0 ■i 0 1) 0 Johnson, rf 1 11 it 0 0 0 Crow, 3b 3 (1 0 0 (1 II Walker, If •9 1 •I •I 3 l Thompson, ss Childs, rf 1 (1 (1 (1 II 0 •» 0 (1 G II (1 linn ville, lb •1 0 1 1 3 0 Watts, p , 4 the day approaches for the Unit in »he Florida League series it IS ? that Orlando will l» winner of the second scries and event will have to play ofT I '- L t series games with Sanford. ThVe games will probably be played ,vf fr,t week in October and will be ‘‘..,1 by fans from every part of S a n d the people are looking forward to a week of real sport when f sinners of the two teams clash. ' on the East Coast Daytona . Cocoa and Miami are playing 1 liall jn the Mosquito League 1 0 tkpy want to pit their winning * m a ga in st the winners of the Florida League and it begins to look ,;kf , , w ou ld he playing ball around (kf ioral lots until Christinas. And vi, brines to mind the idea ad* vinrfd by Gilbert Freeman and Hob Chappell and others who have long ija laid winter ball would pay in Florida. He that as it may it Is certrn that Sanford fans want ball in hiy hnii* plenty >>.«--....... . , Utjm, to attend the games and w« other favorite Indoor sports in pf w'r ter months such as making coney, etc Thrr< have been sonic good games . .' , ......... k past and some p>»<>r orMi |,ut Sal ford lias been playing Totals 17 (i 5 14 !l II thrm de*e up .trxi <mr team is looked AD It II I’D A K Tampa ,, 11..• h.-t team in the league 1 0 1 it I o Johnston, 2b h Look over the fol” it 0 l 1! 0 Lamotte, ss : ,inChot - ore* and judge for your2 (I 2 7 0 0 j Felix, lb ulf: —J* it n i Moorefiei . > •»*.*» »«*■'• | Foss. 3b i) ui Wiu saiunlii)’* Game ' I |)rmvn> if ii <>! ■It Tjr , > Jolinson open- Unr||l>r rf ii (i 0 u"ii Ii fit'.' *•» f,,r 1 ,,u Pnrcball. rf prid.nl ii. a i' l'loe play, and after! r o r dio, j. Ii 1 II ! v , j .i . . .I I', use v.as out via dot: uni i r*i In the ihirtl ParTotals I; II Ii l.'i (fFjll . • . !. ............mid. and after bcore by lanniga: Cor, I i . j . • . <! the atmosphere ulu imi I Sanford Tampa Odd fld 0 I Summary: Left on bases, Sanford i p T * '%y t- l 7, Tum|m .'I; lust base on balls, oil I Corcho 1; struck out, by Walts 1, Corcho 1; sacrifice bits, Childs: stol­ en bases, Chapman ”, Johnson 2, ' Thompson. Pnrcball; batter bit, by Watts (Johnston), by Corcho iJohn­ 1919 son); double plays*. Watts to Ranville, Stewart to Thompson to Ranville, Thompson to Stewart to linn•ville, Johnston to Lamotte to Felix; time of game 1:05; umpire, Daird; Now Itendy attendance 571. \ Real Help to the l arnii r. Largest and Sanford Wallops Orlando / ’<lest Seed House in the State. Orlando, Sefit. 22.—Sanford won Marlin’s Hy-Tesl out over Orlando here today in a cil* Insures Good real slugging efte at the expense of Crops. Haynes, G to 3. A. M artin Seed Co. The game started oil in 'the lirst Jai kson\llle, Fla. inning with a shortness of “ hep” when Stewart singlet’, stole asecond and third and scored when Haynes threw to third uncovered. The /•|»s * were held at the mercy of Register in all except one inning when their put on hits scored the two runs. Haynes was freely hit from the start. Stewart was sent from the grounds in the ninth inning after an argu­ AUTO OWNERS ment with the umpire, who ^called him out at second. Call on us tor exact AD U H I’O A K duplicate of your Sanford — [ Stewart, 2b btolcn spring, j Chapman, e • nd receive Johnson, rf •pringsat. Crow, 3h •diction Walker, 2b & If Hut L '■Childs, rf real. Thompson, ss Man ville, lb Register, p Watts, If | • 37 G 14 27 10 I Totals . AB It II PO A K Orlando MNHilH) FLORIDA 4 0 0 10 0 Williams, If ! Leach. 2b Schuyler, rf Moore, rf Dliunt. lb >Martin, ss j Stephens, 3b j Denedict. c Haynes, p ■*1 l'AGE FIVE seventh i*ffning after Lakeland had Nance, c ... .. 3 1 0 5 5 i secured n one run margin. Ery wan Poland, rf l 1 3 0 0 in fine form and held the Celery Feds Thinsht-r, 3b 8 1 0 •> 4 0 to two hits and no runs in the three Smith, 2h 3 0 •9 •1 «? 0 frames that he worked. Morris, lb 4 0 0 14 0 0 Sanford — AD R 11 PO A E Cohen, ss 3 1 3 C 1 1 Stewart, 2h . 4 1 0 5 O t Hall, p ..... 1 0 (1 0 O I t Chapman, c 5 0 1 8 3 (1 Ery, p....... 0 0 0 3 0 Johnson, rf — — — — — — ... 5 1 •• 0 (1 Ii Crow. 3li T otal.... 29 b 9 2) 17 4 0 1 1 1 u i Walker, If 4 t •> 1 0 0 Score hy innings: Thompson, ss 1 •1 •» •1 3 0 Sanford 101 10” 000—5 «> II 1 0 0 0 Childs, rf Lakeland ooi ooj oo*—6 Rarnos, lit 4 0 3 7 1 0 Summary: Two base bits, Cohen; Alexandria, p... 4 0 1 0 l 0 sacrifice bit-*. Crow, Childs, Wicker, Totals . .. . 35 5 13 24 1 1 Smith. Hall: stolen liases, Stewart, Johnson, Thfrasher; Cohen 2, Hall; Lakeland — AD It 11 PO A E double plays. Thrasher to Nance to Diva, If. . 3 1 1 0 0 1 Morris, Thompson to Stewart to Wicker, cf 3 1 «» l 0 (1 (Continued on Page 8) F e r tiliz e r . COTTON SEED MEAL CASTOR POMACE TANKAGE ASHES MONDAY H:30 M. Ginghams Ju*t think, we have . min'd a lot of indigi) Dine Ging­ hams in check# and plaids for this one j lift day special, a yard A# a Starter—We want to call yot r attention to that handsome piece of “(iilt Edge” Taffeta Silk in black only and full thirty six inches wide. This is a gn at ~ value, specialffor tiiis sale, a yard $2.50 SII.K POPLINS We were fortunate in being able to secure a yard wide Silk Poplin the quality this is in black, white and all leading colors, a vd $1.39 TAFFETA IN COLORS Taffeta Silks are in great demand and we have a very special assortment in the Chiffon effects the colors also are just what you are looking for and the l price. 30 inch widthI, ?j ’ mti • JL %J $2 49 SATINS Monday there* will he a sjiecial showing of 30 Inch Satins in two tone woven stripes, plaids, cheeks, etc— the* late-st e'ffe*e'ts in the latest Silks. Monelay, a yard. $2.49 DRAPERIES The time has arrived to figure on draperies, and our stock has also ai rived in full force. See our beauti­ ful satin cireets, also mad­ ras weaves in these neat, bright floral designs. Dark Green Burlaps, also nice line of cretonne^, yd 98c, 69c, 19c and • & 0. MOTOR CO. CHASE & COMPANY Sanford, Florida MONDtl 9:50 M. Safely Pin Sail -unla Mr in. Hooks aril Eyes Sale 3 cards IOr Special Pearl RuUmi Dargain 3 cards for | o«Val l.ace ami Insertion 3 yds in. Sa-r Hindoo# limit nbdU|nru«tom«r MONDAY !l:.10 A. M. While India Lawn—This is another scarce article to secure, for this kind of bargain price, white India l.inon Lawn, a yd 15c 3G-IN. MERCERIZED POPLIN % A poplin of this width in the beautiful permanent finish ami splendid quality of material something that everybody is looking for. We secured a full line of colors: Rlnrk. white, navy. Copenhagen, Joffre old rose, myrtle. Very pretty ami specially priced for this sale, a yard 69c TRENCH KHAKI This popular style of cloth is in great demand at all times and the special grade of “Trench" Khaki is a great value, a yard OOC FALL ZEPHYR GINGHAMS We are very fortunate in having such a splendid selection of “Tub Proof” Zephyr Ginghams, 32 inches wide in just those cheeks and plaids that are wanted in colors that blend with the season. Also a special line of Imperial Chamhray 30 inches wide in the right colors, both these numbers for this Monday bargain sale priced at only Ion*'' ,|P''i,l"1;,mlb“ihloGOO J )l VAI. IRON WORKS Jackw.»n» illc. Fla. ........"‘no'" ,u,‘ ‘ nV I( unt •>" 39c I'L.lil Suiting This will be- a very popular line- of suiting for this tiaisem, ami I# ing a yard wide-, made in the sirs- plaids that are wanted, with just the- right cedor ble-nellugs, elein’t fail to se-ethese Monelay SHEPHERD CHECKS This style- suitii.g is always wuntcel and ve-r.v hard to ge-t. We- were ableto see'ure- two pie-c.-S liitfiT C Ilt size cheek*. 38 in. wielth. For f y r* Mojulay as a special * / emly, a yard • 45c POPLIN 10c Meindav will find a special showing of Poplin, in all tlude-sired shades and e-oloring. See this special lot, for Monelay a yard only PROXIMITY COTTONADES Peer the hoys, this will make* a great pair e>f “we-arahle-’’ pants, in Indigo lllue, in woven stri|H-s n p* This is a splendiel value gT linO at emr price, a yel. only 40c Ot TINGS! OUTINGS! SILK ( REPE 30-in white Silk Crepe*, just the thing for that dainty Underwear that ladies like-. We- have price-el the- Silk Cre-pea yard only 75c Here ore nil the fascinating new stvle touches that make such n world ol difference to the woman who knows how to dress. You don t have to go to Paris to get them. 39c laMkw. Momla) li;30 Si Dimity Stripes another great nick up. white stripe Dimity. Special quality for this Monday sale, a yard SuitingstorFal! Our stock eif Outings have urriveel in full force anil these- values are- not matched in pink, blue, gray, also che-e-ks. stripes ami plaiels y both light ami elark. On Monday a yard eerily LADIES’ GOWNS Fall is fast approaching, now is the time to lay in your supply of Outing Night Gowns, while our stock is complete, also a special lot of square neck and V neck muslin Night Gowns with long sleeves. We have priced both these lots specially for Monday’s sale at, a garment $1.98 iR E K fe iB IM G C t - ly a lighters; row Gri iiuf nV'f''1 «bt>n promised. Iki »|i. Orsi, our farlli. liftf *“ * >,,u muncy and ' LET US QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQUIREM ENTS OF ALL KINDS OF MATERIAL—WE WILL SAVE YOU M O N E Y AND GIVE YOU . — GOOD SERVICE — Silks for Fall IMourbpim3Breaks hhy dock w o r k . The transportation company having been good to us dur! ing the past few days. Results! Our stock of Fall and Winter goods are arriving right along and we are now ready to supply your wants for the coming months, and our prices on this “new,” “fresh,” “crisp” merchandise “Spells S-a-v-i-n-g to the pocket book in merchandise of Quality.” See the many extra special values we nave p^r^-espccally for Monday, September 29th. Fall Seed Catalogue and ;i|| M a te r ia ls SHOES! SHOES! 28 3 6 27 12 3 Totals Score hy innings: Sanford. 100 201 011-G Orlando 000 200 100-3 Summary—Left on bases, Snnford 7. Orlando 5; two base hits. Thomp­ son, Crow, Childs’, Walker, Register: st< Ion bases, Stew art 3, Johnson 2, Crow 2, Thompson; sacrifice hits, Crow, .Denodirt; sacrifice tly, Chi pman; struck out hy Register 3, hy Haynes 4; first base on halls, off Register 3, ofT Haynes 1; double plays Stephens to Leach to Hlount time, 1:40; umpire, Dlackhurn; at­ tendance 370. It is a question now to se­ cure a pair of shoes Jit a right price. Monday we have some special Shoe values in good shoes, and \ a pail of shoes bought from us means that you have saved money. |li.HPr *541 J5 r r 'ii, M in Vir. in* I»I«, ►VM 751(fits JU<*u«e *M J 2 5 <rnt* > Kklrt *5*4 2<lrrnu Pictorial Review Patterns bring 'lie Pi?i* f-isbions straight to you. The O c t o b e r Patterns •r* .-rw on sale nnd are brimful of advance fashion information. HATS FOR FALL Our stock of Hat# will In- on hu!c .Monday ami now is tin- time to :uvuro your new Fall Hat and our prici-s im-an a saving to you t —two special tinei { K 2 o 4 t 7 Monday, $3.G9 and CAPS! CAPS! Men's and Hoys' Caps, up to tlit* minute styles in blue wrgt*, Cassiineres Twills, and ox- m -e C\P* lord Cloths. Special I at 35c, 75c. 98c and V Caldwell-Irwin J Lakeland Takes One Lakeland, Sept. 23.—The High­ landers took a dreaded fancy to the "Shine and Emery” offerings of big Alexandria, t In* Celery Fed’s hurlcr, nnd emerged from n free hitting base pilfering game, on the winning end of n G to zscore. 11nil who stnrtcd for the Highlanders wus ineffective and gave way to "Dugs" Ery in the a i i V u i t y (INCORPORATED) Corner Sanford Avenue and Second Street SANFO R D F L O R ID A t . / _ . gfi' *. 'A �•V* *TvX' * Till; SANFORD JJAGE s ;v h e ra ld THESANFORDHERALD At this time we cannot say with vestignte the fire fighting facilities of any certainty what day the Daily the city of Sanford and to recom-J \ Herald will appear as we are tied up mend to the city such improvements 1 It. J. HOLLY, Editor on equipment for new machinery, and extensions as were necessary toj M. HAYNES, Business Manager but ns soon as it can be installed the comply with the franchise under X which the Southern Utilities Com­ daily will appear as we do not want Published Every Friday by to start publishing; a paper of the pany is operating, and. whereas kind that we think it will be until Solomon Norcross Company did >■* are as poor! as the days that have passed for SAVING. Turn everything is ready. And meantime make a report on the conditions en­ H unsem m oN i*iuq: in advancri remember that we are getting ready isling and recommended improve­ back on the “ What-might-have-beens” and make the coming days ONK VKAW____ i________________ ___— »*-00 for the Daily Herald and when it ap­ ments and extensions to be made [ aIX MONTHS_______________________1-00 ‘*I -Wi 11-Save-Days. ’’ : : Do it TODAY, not TOMORROW. TIIRIEE MONTHS_______________________• pears it will b e > a daily paper in which Mr. C. I. Day, then general: every sense of the ward for the As­ mumiger of the Southern Utilities! Entered ~ &-»«o»J-l I w Malt Mailer Atifuil 22nd sociated Press service guarantees Comprny agreed should ho made and! iron, at Iba I'Mlofflf* >1 Hanford, t'torlda l.'njrf A n of March 3rd, 1*79 gave assurances to the city of Snn-j that. CAPITAL $.’10,000.00 S U R P L U S §1.7,000,00 ford that these improvements and X Trlrphona Na. I t * i Office*: llrralj lluildlaf extensions would bo made at the NO OFFICES FOR US Vs -t ■"*ii:' Just think of it! Twelve hundred The editor of the Herald is im­ earliest possible date. dollars for a sow bred in Marion portuned from time to time by bis Whereas, gross and inexcusable I u% county by an Alachua county far­ friends to make the race for this of­ negligence in the maintenance of the mer. The hog is now king in this fice or that office in city and county pumping station is evident, and YOUReusffitss. section and no farmer, no matter and while we appreciate the offers of whereas, only a stfiall portion of the} n n D in » SANPnnn how small bis acreage, should fail to support of these good friends wish t o ! improvements and extensions o< u t-! w * Uilt/| i Luaitf/t II. R. STEVENS i. M. HAND R. R. PEAS. C. D. COUCH provide himself with at Inost one state that there is no office in city, ornRnctl in Solomon Norcross ( ity I’rxIJ.m Vlr».|*M»<drl Collier All'l Caihi.c pure-bred sow and boar. The day I'.niniv „r state Hint., that ilmt would at the pany's pany’s report, agreed to by Mr. IDay, county or of the "piney woods rooter'” has present time tem pt us to give up have been completed and no steps I THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS g passed, never to return, and only newspaper work and even devote a are being taken by the Southern the purest bred stock should be per­ week to campaigning and if success­ Utilities Company to comply with mitted on the farm.—Gainesville ful devote more time to an. office. this agreement; and whereas, this | News. * At the present time the editor of the matter has been repeatedly called to) Herald has his hands full getting their attention without effort, thereMrs. Voile Williams and one daugli-1 Notlre ready and expects to have 'hem full I <>>’ making it appear their policy to Fit HE STUFF—OLD STUFF ter, Mrs. Edna Williams Butler: two! Mrs. George Dickenson w’ill nifs-t Our wste paper basket was further during the winter months with „ | indefinitely delay this work, and, I brothers, Messrs. Charlie anti lam -'th e teachers of t| ie Grammar School advanced in its plethoric propor­ daily paper and we expect to let | whereas the city council of Sanford nic Gaminuge of Americus, Ga. Sntu^dn,. s *<i ten. hast *i(!<* tions this week by a voluminous! nut him; interfere with our bus!ness 1feel that this matter of improving Funeral r.ervices were held at tin entrance, f1„ a... ng*j,jr< f.,t ;iilie« of the city mass of stulT from the Adjutant’s of giv!- * 9* • . .1" * .:’ dally home, conducted by Rev. Gao. Hy­ Off In College c!Hc« at Si. Augustine. We are now paper. "or ten y*»ur* • r more wc* 1must not he delayed further. man. I). !>.. and the Order of EastUnite a party \f Florida girls left getting reams of matter from 2ff have given our time. attention and | Therefore, lie It IL solved, that rn Star, interment in l.akevicw last Monday for Maryville, r ■• ditlerent sections of the government,1money iii wurki qi: f*»r illrti'V • enter- the city of Sanford, Flu, do hereby cemetery; F. 1. Miller, funeral di­ sec. t i enter M i yvllle Collt from 27 different section of the rail- , prises ‘ would 1.(1;* lie* . it> and notify t ’ Southern Utilities Com*; rector. officiating. Beautiful ilcral The Sanford girls, Misse- .\ \ ... Mla *re nf 'H*r 1natty that unless they forthwith as- j read (both sHos , from the i liter county Y-’c | |Vt* •tributes tf'stiii-d to esteem and love Audi's, Mary Howard and M , corporations, from state officers, from! 11me to these arioi;:s enterprises j sure this body*in a satisfactory man­ (Continued from I’age+i ( iti v^hi 'li she was lieiil by the l.»rg« Howard were jointi| by Mi-, u,r. the drives of the different denomina­ till' w • . It l ner. that they will within thirty days • »* own otniness i a'! circle of friends whose sympathy nice .tone's of Barlow, Miss l.ucilr M,. **• >i■• :r.$i th* war was, h ‘gin Hie «urrying out of the ehanges tions and from some of the war rd rspir‘, odll worker and since we went broke re. ominerided do not even understand our lan­ goes out to the strir-tim family in Thorpe of DeLantl and the Mli tri!"’ ,T(! I» !•■ Hvn :ttd improvement; Ridgeways of'Palatka. once publishing this free stuff we, f,-r***t thereby. If Tejifter we I by Solomon Norcross Company’s re- guage. * * * They know nothing their hour of lit rouvcmonl. now take a fiendish delight in dip­ i i devote time and attention I , irt attached hereto, and diligently of our theory of government. * * • our deelj ping it over into the wast. paper re- pap r ami our »wn I .isint l i».*<>M,eut'* K.iid work to coiiclitsiiitt We must Vitalize — ........ .N0.273S UMSeeos .. ' • ” i -U it. s»-N *•i **— is no .-in! ceptaele and watching it disappeur . Idle rondv at till •: period •; • •c.t.t toa.i si.; REPORT o f t i n : c o n d i t i o n OF Till: The need j below the *!d«s of *?.•* irtt'. • L..,., ••.. t.. >,oiii< lor i oe good ol the com­ I ntonll.s from date. mucIi further steps place on American so:l whence none return to bother us. munity in this paper we must neg |will he taken by the city cottnei■j| , (( is not eoiifinetl to our alie'i born pop-1 'A.ui . . . . iking about the high cost of on .viien ii comes to taking our time fu'dy and inadequately protect the ulaPion. Many of our n.itivt horn | ii- d<» not ;;n<brnl,«iiu the! paper and the high cost of running | for tin* public as we have ii *r.e in it;.' rights and trier, tx in the i At Snnforti in Hit* Slalt* oT Florida, at the ( lose of Business on the government W> wniuil Use t<>! days ,p"ic i>j. Tin eddor of tin , p; mist •. even pi the . xtent, if found meai.it.g of our institutions und**rI Sept. I Jilt, 1919 whisper into liic shell like ear of tii*-1j Herald is net now and wili not In 11 netesarv. of de.'lufing a forfeiture which they live, and are being tie-1 postmaster general that if lie r -ally 1candidate for any office within the of the francliisi of Sout hern I’ilBtic liberate!;.' misinformed regarding t hem. wants to save the government money I .. t o< tie people u» I' U.i a t • ■'\>ir mi . it k s o u it r i: s he will stop all tills free tittiII guilt publishing a newspaper and we must Our aim is to unite into m e tut- I - ■and Id loans . In ii; ojfit« 1319.: LM lb It Further Resolved, that a v.%c. through the mails anti into the also decline to accept any positions copy of this resolution he sent to tin* tiovial campaign of iMiiirnttmi uponiu < ii*»n.i« iv • • » **•- #’fr • lifl ti pv ' il ,pi ... f.iro.oo _S. I • 1,1. f . lOV.IOO.Oti waste basket. Then 1are tons of this that would take up time this winter I G. White Management Corpora- ( the essential principles of our gov- U I’1,'o'*1 - L H :! - : 1 •>r(ilin,r<lt/ Ir.il -Bt •Inn » j * \»l!lUt r.»I («»r St tt<* free stuff sent out by government while engage’, in editing a daily lion of New York City. or othrr «!ci» »**r *i!l« piyaMr V _ j eminent all who know tlteir meaning I ■11 II. lton«ii anti oftitlratc* i»i in«f*titftliii i uwdhI mil unt>lr*lc I It. departments every day to news- paper. | and are willing to aid in interpreting W f *s «'i n i ’•ri , iitn And Thrift Hum|M ownra« R. A. Newman, ft’lVUJ II* »!■• (nlhfcf tii41. 11. S. t»in I ph Ifi ’ i<» •»- •r•* p »•.ii irlngi ilfpa lt« R.000.00 iSlV.T^Tan papers and none of them will ever | them. You understand how to in- S Geo. D. Bishop, <* ill !«•«othrr than II. S. I»«»nSa (nut Inrlilint* *•t«» ownri unpli*-■l«r«*«| .147.9)0.1*• publish it not now for the war is nut*« of rorp tratMuc fvoit*«| f'tr not Ir.t than os'll llueiice the people of your com* (.*«• Ut«ral Tr :«t <intl L. P. Hagan, DO FINE H O G S PAY? YKA14nor m*»r«*th%n TIIKKK YKAItS* tlnir . . — . V7 over ami they were burned once and i iminily. We urge, therefore, that ■ •IO..M• Slt<k « * ( F » * l r.il llank (*'»0p*r rent «»f «ti1»«cri(it«‘>n) Special Committee, A few weeks ago there was con­ T.O Valtjr « » ’ II hkinjlloi*^ u*n»-l am i unln once is enough, thank you. your power he ircil toYli** fullest ■ xo.lK M.Ol Adopted at council meeting Sept. Kurniturv ant Fl'.tarr siderable argument brought to hear |.> •IH» lt«*al K»tatr Own** i othrr than lUnkitii* 11•»a tent, in the organization of meetings 21th, 1919. I l.fiO dIH in this county about line h"gs flay­ Ia^LiI Hr «r\ *Mil PpJtral lUvrvp lUik H.Hi’l for Constitution Day and of classes OUR PRESS SERVICE Fa hin V a ill a-nl N ’rt A *nnunt» llj« fro n National |lank« F. L. Miller. Pres’t. ing. the opinion of many of the hog »*1.V.7 7* \*n*iunt« Har front IUnk«. lUnkr « an l Tra*t r*» iipanin other than Infor the study of our Constitution. Nrt rlii'lnl The Herald has been fleeted to men being that if wild hogs were Attest: It llrmi l’^. HI or II ........ We will try to furnish speakers if <’h«>-k« on other llink* the %a*n*city or t<>* i u» Ip poli t Italic u»th*r membership in the Associated Press penned in fenced lots that they F. P. Rine.s, Clerk. tlianltt-ni Hii ............. ......................................... you so desire, or will furnish litera­ Total of lum# I t. 11. i *». idani it which means tiiat the Daily Herald could not he fed and fine lings would . .j On motion John Adams, seconded Chvrki on other hank* h»mtn| ivit«M* of pity nr t•»vn «f r»-|M.-tin* hank an.I will carry the despatches of the As­ not pay. In fact there were state­ by L. P. Hagan and earned resolu­ ture which will he of value to your other ca%li item* ........... * ipeakers. Please write us that you He lerp'lnn Fun I with IJ. S. Trraiurrr ail Ilit* fr»».n If. S. TVaiurrr 1... sociated Press, the greatest news ments made that Florida would neve tion adopted. wili work. Let us know how many gathering agency in the world anti see the day when fine hogs could he T'»l »’ Council adjourned. n n .v of our Constitutional pamphlets you certainly the most authentic. It brought in here and raised at a prof­ ' can use to advantage. The miscel­ also means tiiat the Daily Herald it. That Florida would always have I. I A B I I. I T I E S laneous distribution of literature i »»:>|tal So,-k l'*t. I < will give the readers the latest wire to depend upon the razor hacks and uriiln ■Kj n I 3.4.IH»n of tittle value, hut, if distributed ”nill*ll*'l news fresh from the wires, the news the said razorhack would have to I'niie* j«;,77i».7i •xrr.iil . tth'ii»-«. ovlf-rr-l nng |iaH with care, it can he made of great 7.111.77 of the entire world anti will he given roam at large to bring any prices. It • rrxr I T n *• A••|.r I ,i.:,»ioi value to the cause which is the cause AxmuJi't to the readers of the Daily Herald m n jy lie I t a'! | il- ri \r -ar.-1 (Continued from page D We fully agree with the opinion l Irrula i ■ * N 'n c< llmtii'lni ►7.VI.OJ of every American. We will furnish <*rri*'**l .'h***k.in*tinr hours in advance of any other dail 1.02*1*3 that razorbacks that never coat tin* pamphlets without charge. Our <*h<ls i "(i i,a n I*ink 1. *. la . II that comes to this city. In other to.lin Total nl ll*m* 3), SI. 31 .nil 31 jr.nviT words you will have the best service their owners anything for.Veil did pay ton, W. A. Geteli, II. T. .McClellan, only object is the country’s good. Indltftiliisl llrfi i It. Sabierl * -• » Ch-sk . . . . I tn.lM •** g.*.tii<; •• (Vfill'itr* •* l**|*• it I'j **i I-,,l*i »*i it I lay. in tisf h i *f ir it i .(->' tnrsiwHl that money can buy anti you will because if they brought any price at E. L. Hon. Very sincerely yours, 8t«l*'. <"«inly •• otti-r \l in'.-lpil I» • it. S,--jr..| l.y I*.'••Icj <>/ .it lhl« Hoik I.IKI'I 9! read the very latest press despatches all they would pay, since they never Member State Board of Missions: Sarah E. Guernsey, Iti; it I I > i» nvk un|iaM cost the owners anything, not even each evening in your own daily pa­ George Hyman. President General, National Till lit I•■•nan I l> p.i il, i«ilho- tli.n l.a-ik ilrpi.ill) itj»»i»-t Ii It-o.-Vr. ranging on the owner’s land hut run­ t*m « II. It, 34.37. Is an.| |9 I U,|hJ.‘.H. per that you could not get tintil the . Society Daughters of the !*■•• I Solnr* IVp fil.i Time and place of next meeting: i nf Ti r,- I*p »,r• next day in the papers that are sent ning at will and destroying more of Daytona. Monday after third Sun­ American Revolution. T..I ..f Tin. ikpniU. Sil.jncl I . Itrrrvr. Item. I I. It. an,| il I .111.7 here from any distance. This r r- the farmer’s crop than they were day in September. 1920. **J 'an 'It p nil armijnl i worth. No hog that is allowed to roam vire is recognized as the lie i $91 I: T'.Ul The following resolution was in­ In N e w ( J u a r i c r s ; fit Id covering as it does every nook | over hundreds of acres of land wit li­ troduced by Rev. B. F. Green and Mrs. Grace Earl Williams is greetmit being fed at all could hr expect­ and corner of the civilized world ui;d enthusiastically adopted by the As­ i mg her new and old patrons at her ST*. »: OK Kl/miO v. . OUNTY OK SKMINOI.C: •* it will make the Daily Herald what ed to get fat. No hogs of the razor- sociation: I. II. K. Will r.NKIt. <'*'hii*r nf tin* almve'Pa'ni it l>ank. ilo nilrunty ivrar that the tin*'. new quarters in the Clark building •t 'rmint Ii trai* «i».he 'rif i f nv kmialn t«n an.I In'lli.r. It. K. WIIITNKIt. .‘aihli*: back style of architecture will ever we have guaranteed to give our read­ .: iheillril an I -wnn In li'-fiifr inn thli ('<»:rr.'l—Att,**l: opposite tl.e pnit uHce where she has "lie it resolved that we express our bring a high market price. And the 'Zilih .lay nf S-pt. fits f. j. \|||trr ers—A REAL DAILY PAPER. II. Kvi l) i, lli rin-r. Nninry I*ililln gil I’ulnam truth «.f the statement a about fine thanks to the pastor, officers and opened new millinery parlors and is \ Staf. ^ K ta a) lafZ '-. my i-im m l«'l"n nqilmi N 'nv. 13, V.rZi. T, |. Ilaakln. hogs kept under fence and fed in the members of the First Baptist church having new goods arrive daily. Mrs. lllfTrtor* right manner Is easily seen when you (d Sanford for the generous hospital- Williams liu.l temporary quartern in read tin* following despatch from Ity and welcome extended the Asso- the Hynes block with the Charles Electric Co., but is now happy in* Ocala regarding the sab of fine hogs cintion ’ the possession of a fine new store last week: room of hV choice and where tile "The public sale of the big type Dealli of Mrs. Murphy many new erVtliotis in millinery and | Poland China hogs at the farm of Mrs. It. 7 Murphy died at her) notions ran In* displayed to the best j M r./. C llerlong in Marion county, home on West First street on Friday ! jui.t .nth nf Mirmopy yerterdey, after a lingering illness of several advantage. Remember the place, I marks a icw Pin in the ho,; ra .dug years. Mrs. Murphy came to San­ opposite the postolliee. Saving may seemed to you tile opposite of industry of Florida and of the south. ford about eight years ago from her / Sanford, Florida specding. and is of (ix.lith spending. With the exception of several recen. old home in Wichita, Kansas and Death of Mrs. Calvin M. Williams sales in Mississippi, the llerlong salt has been a resident of this city ever With the members of her family But .really Hlirinliiij goes liaiid-in-hand with was the most itnp'ortant sale of lings since.She was a member of the groupedabout the bedside, death j ii.lilli n , f ho ever held in the south. No othci Presbyterian chureh and during her came to Mrs. Lizzie Gammage Wil- j sale of hogs in Florida has ever com hours of suffering never lost faith in liains, wife of C. M. Williams, at ) Saving in itself as the miser understands*it—the pared with yesterday’s sale, when the power of the Redeemer and bore six o’elock this (Friday) morning, mere hoarding of money for rnon y . >ak —is of no pure blooded Poland Chinas sold to her cross with Christian fortitude, The deceased had been in failing especial advantage to anyone. the highest bidijer with an average looking after the welfare of her two health for several years, acute kid-i (in the other hand, when people save iiili'lln/rnlly, of $ 102 a head for sows and gilts hoys and attending to the duties of n».y trouble being the immediate what they really do is to save for a chance to spend and J197 for hoars. The top price* the household until failing health pause nf her death. Saturday she for something more worth while later. In final anal­ brought by* any animal at the sab* forced her to cease her labors. became critically ill and had been ysis. everything is spent hut the saver thinks before was $1 ,200. This was the winning Deceased leaves two sons, Rush | unconscious since ten o’clock Tueslie spends and so spends wisely. He gets more for his hid of Messrs. Newton St Newton of iind Dan Murphy, both of them liv- day morning. moiM-.v and a bigger return lor his work, lie has New Albany, Miss., for Herlong's ing in this city and the sympathy of Her daughter and brothers were more money left for thoughtful spending in the Long .lane, a sow farrowed Aug. 2N, their many friends is extended to v!ired for on Monday, arriving here future. 1017. The bred sows in he sale them in the hour of bereavement. Tuesday hut too late for eonseious brought an uveruge of $4HI. Tito Now, what ii really more worth while later? It The funernl occurred from the res­ recognitlon. | total of the sale wus $9,SB) for 2G may he that, by Vhimulating hitherto foolishlyidence Saturday, Dr. Brownlee of the Mrs. Williams was horn in Sump­ hogs." spent dimes and quarters, which give no real satisPresbyterian church officiating in­ ter county, Georgia and was fortyfaction, \ on will be aide to buy later a home, or have terment being made in I.akeview seven years old. Spending the great­ a wife, or provide for old age or for education, or a cemetery. er part of her life in Americus, Ga., start in life for your children. she came with her family to Sanford \ Curd of Thanks twelve years ago, where they have To the many friends who were so All of these things and many others an* "worth kind duiing the illness and death of since Tx.Uled. more" to the individual. v*Vr*,* “Ten 1 our dearly beloved mother wc wish She was a consistent member of i |4 , • to extend our heartfelt thunks. War Savings Stamps help you to convert foolith the Baptist church, the Order of the! (Ccntinuud from Pago 1) Rush and Daniel Murphy. money into future irtV spending power. Eastern Star and Woodmen Circle. . ■ An llli tinn required in the franchise, due A conscientious Chilstian, a devoted to antiquated fire hydrants n,"l Tampa is' offering a big motion wife and mother, faithful ‘in ’friend­ smull mains 65 per cent of which nre picture corporation forty acres of ship, Mrs. Williams wid grently if • Sanford. Florida I Inch and smaller in size. missed in the circles that knew and land which are suitable for a studilo I Whereas, in IUIU the city employ­ and agreeing t»» sell »100,mm worth Suss'd her best. You ■Bk ' ed Solomon Norcross Co., Consult- of . . . .... ......... stock for it if the industry is loBesides her husband she haves a Ing Engineers ol Atlanta, Gu., to in-'rated there. devoted son and his wife, Mr.^and THE DAYS TO COME THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY X xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx WILL UPHOLD CONSTITUTION OF AMERICA!: FIRST NATIONAL BANK a* SEMINOLE BAPTISTS HOLD MEETING FIRST METHODIST . • What is Wise Spending? CHUB Sunday, September 28th Preaching 11:45 A. M. Subject: “A Modern Sunday School” Preaching 8:30 P. M. IMPROVEMENT Subject: OF SANFORD’S WATER WORKS m- FIRST NATIONAL BANK .. . __________ t �• SEPTEMBER 26, 1919 V' * -r V4 * ■ * ;V ' lT»A\V* *vr V^ t ^ r * *»•*. * ** * THE SANFORD HERALD I) PACE SEVEN E. \V. Stiles and fnmily made Hying trip to Miami and intermedi­ ate points in their Buick car Tues­ day, the 16th, leaving their daugh­ ter, Elizabeth, who will attend school there this winter. The party The Daughters of Wesley will hold were guests of their daughter, Mrs. M r, W. C. Satrher returned TuesMrs. D. D. Caldwell is home from their annual bazaar and a cooked C. 11. Mahon while in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Lewis d v from points in the mountains of a visit to her old home at Tarhoro, f°°d sale Saturday, Nov. 22, 1919. have returned from Asheville where N. C. Place announced later. 5-lf Georgia• they have been spending the past Sanford schools open next Monday The Herald is in receipt of the fol- week. Mrs. Lewis has spent the C>tiod road to Woodland Park and the children are getting ready lowing most interesting announce- past two months in Michigan and no**- Open Sundays only. fi-llc for the big event. ment: Mr. and Mrs. George Me- Mr. Lewi* joined her at Asheville A party of Sanford young people Mrs. C. 1,. liritt and two children Gahagin announce the birth pf twin where they were tin* guests of Bat­ attended the all eel dance at New have returned from a trip to points hoys on Sept. 19, 1919, at 8;.'I0 a. m. tery Park Inn. Smyrna last night. Weight 9 'j and 10 pounds. in Pennsylvania. Miss Mamie Smith was the guest If it's electrical we do it. llnrlcs WANTED — OLD CLEAN of her brother, Mr. A. C. Smith on G-ltc Mr. and Mrs. I). L. Thrasher vis­ Electric Co. RAGS. ANY KIND EX­ Wednesday while enroute from New ited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Earnest at l-t Hide a Dort you will like it CEPT OLD SOCKS, York to Orlando. Miss Smith lias Wuuchula yesterday. j ||. Osteen of Altamonte was in COATS. PANTS. OR been in active service in the Red Mrs. C. J; Hollins n( Savannah, BED SPREADS. AT THE U." city Tuesday calling on his many Cross , Nursing Corps during the Ga., Is the guest of her daughter, HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf friends. period of the war and returns now to (Seals arranged for 100) If it’s electrical we do it. Charles Mr*. C. II. Marshall. Mrs. Litigir and family have sc­ resume nursing at the Orange Gen­ Electric Co. <* Mrs. C. II.Marshall returned oured rooms at the residence of Mrs. eral Hospital. (’apt. O. W. Ross of the Gist Fni Jay 'from a pleasant visit spent R. L. Jones where they will spend Dr. Lincoln llulley was in the city 1the winter Mr Linglc will come M< i d ty and Tuesday of this week Division. N. Y., is a popular guest with relatives in Savannah. Liter and take up his Sanford shaking hands witii ills many friends of the Seminole. If it’s electrical we do it. Charles i down later G-ltc ! trade in the vegetable line. E/.- Seal pint fruit jars at L P. Electric Co. 11 : L"» Sunday .Morning and incidentally talking of his taruli-1 McCuller’s. 5C"ft Ernest Gorinley is recovering from Quart Mason fruit jars at L. P. dney for governor. Dr. llulley also attended the meet in.; of the Sem-1 5G-tf »>..ar Nicholson of Geneva and an operation for adenoids performed McCuller’s. fnole Baptist Association and tleliv- S TM l*y Drs. Puleston and Stevens. |lrc\urd county was in the city TuesMartin McDaniel left Sunday for ereo an address ut the Baptist | d.i\ mi business. \tr« I Chandler sf Macon, G.«., liunnell. where he will he employed Temple Tin'day night. Hide a Dort. you will like it. l-t spent the week end with her sister, for it time in the Bunnell Times ofSergeant .1 Hodgson Ball, son pi { H ui Forrest Lake and daughter, Mrs. John Schirard on Elm avenue. fice. Martin lias not quit Sanford Mrs. Fox and haliyof Dallas. lint expects to ronte hack and resum ■ Mr. ami Mrs J. it. Ball i f this iity Maude have returned home from a Texas are the guests of Mrs. Fox's his work in his printing ollice later Inis returned from Frat. .- after serv-j «I.„M -lay at Jacksonville. . • ing in the aviation corps ever since iu-t received earlnad of Keystone parents, Mr. and Mrs. I). A. Cald­ on. war wa* declared. He saw inueh ser­ well. 6-2tc lime . Iill Lumber Mrs. C. E. Henry anti daughter, vin' hi t(;is and foreign lands and is returned .Miss Cara Milieu has ( . Flowers lias purchased the from a delightful outing spent at Ruth have returned from a two glad to get hurl; to Florida and home A relu m ed Soldier inleresletl in |)r. GEO. IIY.M \N\ l>. I). weeks’ stay at Daytona Ih-aolt. at I’aula and will op1’.■al'*"* folk', lie expects to resume his col­ lym an’s subject pays for ibis ad. point i in Indian Springs and other (Chap. If. S. A.. E. F. Mrs. Henry has nmv recovered from ITat«' it from this time Oil. lege course retarded by tin- war. Georgia. a recent npemtion and is feeling If if* • li-etrical we do it. Cltarlcs Mr. and Mrs. J. W Diekius uud better since her visit to tin beach. Hide a Dort, you will like it. G-lt Un. l-ir. K '•urn ’Arthur tell Tuesday I av.if \l I '•organ was her Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Libby and i illuming for Miami where they will • NOTICE weely, and reports n good Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Garner are children and Mr Wakotield of Ce­ Noti.-i ir i ,-reby given that the make their future home. They will * i t'.i- drug line in his territory, spending a few days at Daytona nt’va were in the cil v Tuesday. Mr. , under rug to a ('briit i-i” ...... . nanointed "d.... *ti*r#* • M | fill H I! # and M•*■ Libby ar. ftuiii Oskii'it, as tia\ •.in v. ill tic be tic lu lit Id at alt tin- Woman's eii eiri al we do it. Charles Beach. miuistratrix of the estate of W. P. iIi 4»ir store ruom * 1>r. James Holi-.nn lit' lust week Mulligan and will make their future li*o-1 \ i* C o. *' ti-lte Aio-rs, dei’i asi d. and all heirs at law, Mr. and Mrs. Dirkins * Club, Oak avenue. hetw-">» lor Tulaue Ciiiversity at New Or­ home in Geneva, Mrs. Lihltv hi-teg ha.i been residents of Sanford for * T* ,»d and Fourth str. t-. m nt d credit in and '.! - ILittie Axley of Murphy, • leans where he will take a month's I the sister ef Mr* V. ik. :-ld all | er.*t" s having el,ii ms or demands many years and their friends hate to * on Sunday, morning at 11 • . and Mr*. N.idlle Thompson of course in southern fevers and 'he ln-[ nclnck. I S-t f against Miid estate wdl pre cut them Lieut. Kenneth Murrell is home se. them leave but wish them pros­ V. Pari.. ai^’ the guest* of Mr*. llueuza. to tin- u-.ii -r-igtn-il, duly nuthentifor a few days’ furlough and expects perity in their new home. It;;iy Hi.it*. ’*'i v fi*n tfm*1 pro■ hy There’s a man at the curb tol to lie mustered out in a few weeks. Con pli-te stock Diamond tires Harry Flowers is home for a few law, er the rum? will lie forever serve you. 55-tf Kenneth has been in the service 55-tf igl.t Tire Co days Irom (lie navy and visiting his Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith and since war was declared and won his parents, Mr. and, Mrs. (’. L. Flowers M and Mrs. Ernest Krupp left City Registration Tlii? Sept. Gth, 19!'i. M it.day night for a delightful itin- dnugl.tcN. Juanita and guests, the spurs in the Motor Transport Corps, on Celery avenue. Harry is one of Notice is hereby gi\ >n that the (’ORA LEE AKERS, lie saw service in many parts of tin- (irst boys to join the naval re­ Misses Hammond are spending a few , run n| Canada. Now York and the city clerk of Sanford will mien on •tr Sanford, Fla. days in Jacksonville, the guests nl France. serves when war was declared and Sept. 23rd, 1919, and keep open for Ka*ti-rn • tales. relatives. Mrs. It. .1. Starling and daughter, mis been serving on the Kittering for a period of seven days, until Sept. IJlIO-l <mmm-nring Saturday evening Mrs S. O. Shinholser and children Mrs. Bart Peterson returned today some time going to and from the Leon's' Auto Transfer, 29th, 1919, the registration hooks of All trains M,-* Carrie Gray will serve sand* v • i-. home ma^c pies, etc., until are home again after having spent from a stay at Jamestown, New West Indies in the marine service, the city of Sanford, at his ollice in met. Phone 91. Hotel Carnes. tiie past two months pleasantly at York and Chautauqua where they lb- lias had,enough and wants to get the city hall, between the hours of 9 67-tf In <i clin k every evening. 6-ltc Daytona Beach. have been absent for several months. back home where the celery is get­ a. m. and 4 p. m. on said days, for Waiter and Hawkins Connelly and Ls»ii) oil Gec*e 1). B. On the way home they visited rela­ ting green. Born to Mr. and Mrs. | the purpose of giving opportunity to Alfred Hohson are among the San­ The fol’.i-Cng composition on line baby boy tives in Jacksonville. the voters of the city to register and ford tioys attending the Georgia Mil- Hodges, Sept. 24th, a geese was written, ncco-ding to Cnplie will be weighing 9 1 j pounds Mass Meeting Monday Night become qualified to vote at the spec­ Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Watson anti i: . Academy this year. per's \\ iv J. , by a i h n S !m y In St, cnllcd D. B. Jr. ial election to lie held October 7th, Miss Katherine Wilkie have returned 1'i-t received carload of Keystone At the request of many citizens 1919.I Louis. The ladies of. the Presbyterian from a visit to Mrs. Watson’s pnr- the city council has decided to call a lime Hill Lumber Co. G-2tr “ Geese is a heavy set bird with a » F. P. RINKS, church will hold an annual bazaar t-nts, Mr. and Mrs. Keelor in New mass meeting of the citizens of San­ head o:i one side and a tail on the Mi.-- Gertie Speer was the popular Dec.-5 and fi, ut T. J. Miller's fur­ 3-5tc City Clerk. Jersey. Mrs. Watson and Miss Wil­ ford Monday night at the Court other. Ili« feet are set so far hack of gue-t of M s. J. N. Robson for sev­ niture store. . G-ltc kie have been absent for two months House nt eight o'clock. The meet­ ids running gear that they nearly' eral days last week returning to and Mr. Watson went up sexeral ing is called to discuss the new charMrs. Ben Monroe, who has been miss his body. Some geese is gan­ Notice Oakland on Friday*. the guest of her parents, Mr. and weeks ago to purchase goods and Notice is hereby given that a spec­ ders and has a curl in their tail. , t-r and bring out the facts regarding Ride a Dort, you will like it. l-t Mrs. Cowan on Sanford Heights for j also to make a short visit ial meeting of the stockholders of Ganders don’t lay or set. They just Mr- George It. Dickenson return- several weeks has returned to her I the same. Since very few people Sanford Hotel Construction Com­ eat, loaf and go swimming. If I hud Among the many visitors attend­ id Monday from Montreal and Ashe­ attractive new home on Celery ave-1 ing tin* Seminole llaptist Conven- 1huve read the new exurter und there pany, ino., will In- held in the Com-! •'» he a geese I would rather he a ville, N. and will he located with nue. lien hi-re this week was Rev. Chas. f has been much discussion on the puny’s ollice*, Sanford, Florida, on l gander, Geese do not give milk, hut Mr* J. N. Wnitncr this winter. Musson’s swimming pool is now^u Winner, formerly of Lake Helen, streets the public meeting should tlie Gilt day of October, 1919, at 8 give egg*. But fur me, give me libItorts for everybody.’ Ilrynn Auto open on Wednesdays, Thursdays, | wj,„ j,ua ju^t returned from France o'clock p. m., for tin* purpose of eon-!crty or give me death.' Co. -I-tf* Saturdays and Sundays in the after-, wp,.re |l(. served eighteen months settle tin- controversy and the char- sidering and acting upon a proposi­ Mr*. K. L. Marshall has returned noon. GO-tf | w|t|, t|„, y . M. C. A. Rev. Winner ter will hr explained to those who tion to negotiate a loan, to determine | to lie: mime in Illinois after a stay Mrs. B. \\. Herndon accompanied wa* in the Chateau Thierry d r i v e , have various ideas regarding the amount of same, nature of security ] "( *• *•ra I weeks in Sanford. While her young daughter. Miss Norma t o : and in many other battles, lining in same to lie given, and to authorize tlie I' - • i- was tin- guest of Mrs. J. N. Gainesville on Sunday where the I the front line with the hoys and | «___ Board of Director* t.» arrange the! ioooio T N C U ST i. «!»?*« n. loan, and to authorize and empower j latter -will attend college. Mrs. jniade a line record. OJfOfi’ NOTICE the proper olllcers of the corporation! Pint Mason fruit jurs nt L. P. Herndon will remain with her a The Ladies Guild of the Kpisropa to execute on behalf of the corpora-, Mi Culler’s. 56-tf month. church expect to hold a bazaar and I Chapter 7803, Acts xf 1919, pro­ SEALED TINS ONLY tion such evidences of indebtedness I vide* that all persons who registered Wanted—Two messenger hoys. Fall Millinery Showing fair for three afternoons and nights AT YOUR GROCERS us may he decided upon, and t o ( Lund wages and opportunity to First fall showing trimmed models of Dec. 2nd, 3rd and 4th in the automobiles carrying live person* or less, in 1918, and paid more than transact such other business i-h may I learn tine profession, with chance for now fin display at Quality Simp. Parish House. 1-tf I live dollar* for the full year, or two properly comebeforc the inciting. rapid advancement. Position guarMAXWELL HOUSE 3-tfc . (}- W. Spencer willretire from the (1()„ ars nm| „f|y for haIf By order of the president. aniei d io graduates. Apply Western Hon. Forrest Lake and daughter, management of the Depot Lunch ) yQar ahnl, ............ in II. C. l)tilloset COFFEE I’nimi Pclegraph Co. G-2tc Maude and Mr. ami Mrs. R. J. Room* the first of the month as «ha* j wxrt.aII ,,f th(. amount*,stated, which -l-3tc Secretary. Huy Diamonds. Wight Tiro Co. Holly and daughter, Mildred attend­ Union News Co. has purchased tin sums are now available for payment. 55-tf ed the lltth fry of the New Smyrna lease of all the lunch stands on the The law authorizing tin* money Mr* W l>. Gillen and attractive Auto Club yesterday afternoon and A. C. L. system. to he refunded require* that demand •on. Hilly have returned from enjoyed a great occasion. Miss Carter is at the French Shop In- made to the Comptroller within WHEN YOU THINK OF CAN tu welcome her many friends and one year from June 9th, 1919, ac­ Carolina and Indiana where have lii cn spending the last I)Y’ TH INK OF THE KANDY customers. She will lie glad to help companied by sntisfut'i*y proof that weeks. KITCHEN. IF IT HAS SUGAR you select your fall millinery. 3-1 tc tin- person applying i* entitled to it. IN IT WE HAVE IT. STAR Dr D. (’. Ward, Osteopath is in NOTE: THIS REFERS ONLY THEATRE BUILDING. 49-tf i <>n Monday, Wednesday TO REGISTRATIONS FOR 1918: Miss Fannie Reha Munson is Fr ayof'each week. 68-tf TO CARS CARRYING FIVE PER­ SONS OR LESS. WHERE MORE '-1* iii’il Mrs. Archie Belts, Mrs. spending a few days at Haines ( i’.y, I'll AN $5.00 FOR THE FULL 1 Marlowe and Mrs. F. E. the guest o.' her sister. Mrs. Tihiiais. Miss Fannie will return in a few days I YEAR OR MORE THAN $2.50 •mitlut spent WcUntsday in Or| FOR THE HALF YEAR WAS to Jacksonville. PAID. J. D. Marlowe of Liberty county, BLANKS MAY BE HAD FROM Georgia is in the city the guest of & I’lli: COUNTY TAX COLLEC­ Ids son, I). C. Marlowe. Ho was TORS OR FROM heco several years ago and notes ERNEST AMOS, Comptroller, many changes' in the city since his Commcncini! Sunday, Scpl. Tallahassee, Florida. last visit. 21st, (he Seminole Hotel will Fire 6-11 c We make the grade ol our banking service our Just received carload of Keystone put on a special Sunday lime. Hill Lumber Co. G-2lc pride. Automobile Mrs. L. M. Leinhart ad little j Dinner for $1.00. In fact our Service is subordinate to only one daughter left Tluftaday for their Theft IT IS THIIE thing—your Safety in dealing with us. home in South Carolina ufter spend-j (Table I)’ Hole) ing several weeks with Mrs. Lein-i Liability By Service, we menn the correct, willing, obliging Jesus Christ said : hurt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. handling of your every banking transaction. Shepard on Elm avenue. Collision Verily, verily, I say I S By Safety, we mean th at tlcgAie of care which abso­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns and lutely safeguards not only your funds hut your every deal at Bonds . unto you, He that heartwo charming daughters, Mis# Dor­ this Bank. During (he week days they othy and Mis* Margaret/ of Terre eth my word, and believHuute, Ind., passed through San­ will screen Merchants Lunch Safety and Service may lie yours here. • ford Friday enroute to Geneva to Represent 20 Leading Companies eth him that sent me, for 75c. visit their sister. Mrs. C. A. Rauler"riling Every Branch son. Utile Happening* Mention of Mstte'* In Brief Personal Items of Interest Inland A bou t The City <£ Summary of the Floating Smalt Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Renders Friends of Mrs. Hurry Heeren will bo pleased to Narn that her operation in Haltimore was successful and is now convalescent, expecting to leave for Somerset, Pa., next week on a visit to relatives. Playing the -Big G a^ e” By GEORGE HYMAN at the Baptist Temple SUNDAY Sept. 2Sl!i, 8:30 P. M. “Wlial About A World King” me Sunday School ex­ pects 309 present on Sunday S B ! DINNER INSURANCE hath B. W. Herndon 110 WEST FIRST STREET Mrs. Maude Uhilmon has opened ii hemstitching department in the French Shop, Bishop JHock, this city, ami this will he good news to the ladies of Sanford who heretofore have had to go out of town for thi« work. eternal life, and comet.h not into judg­ SEMINOLE HOTEL ment, hut hath passed » i out of death into life. * izrz W �5 *4 P*GE EIGHT H i »11 BRYAN AUTO (i W H E R E S V S E R V IC E IS C E R T A IN " Firestone Tires and Free Service McLar Batteries and Battery Service Ow n a Dort, You Will Like It!. i s* IS SEPTEMBER 26. 1919 Only bona-fide Sunday school pu­ pils allowed to play. Go to the Sunday school of your choice next Sunday. Hill Hardwawe Co. SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL STANDS FOR Fnrull) Meeting The High School Faculty will meet Saturday morning at 10:30 a. m.. High School building. School Opening School will open Monffny morning, 9:30 n in., Sept. 29, 1919. Patrons and friends are cordilly invited and urged to h« present. Students in tending to tnke entrance examina­ tions are hereby notified that they will begin immediately after the opening exercises. Football Practice Monday afternoon. 4:00 p. in., the S. II. S. football hoys will hold their initial practice. SERVICE, QUALITY, AND PRICE Sanford Sole Agents for Clark’s Cutaway and Leveling Harrows Full Line of Planet Jrs.’ and McWhorter Fer­ tilizer Distributors. H ill H a r d w a r e C o . High Srhool Anticipates Prosperous Tear On the strength of an able faculty and a large student body the pros­ pects of a successful school year are very positive. It is a conservative estin r e that predicts a conr.idern'dy larger student' body this term than TIIOM \S O. HAKr.lt. |*h. I». ever was in attendance at the San­ Analytical ami Cantulllnf ChrmUl • !'rofr*«l<»nat of Natural Srlrrtrr llmrtltu«, llollln* College*, Klorlda ford High School. This is nothing , . I'rltalr l.ahoraton of llnl.’lna College E J more than should bp expected: Sanwhile Watts who went to tin* tiring Tp mpa .•If. I.O. I harlra Winfer |*ark. Ila., No*, Sih. I*91H Sanforrl. Ila., 2 : f,,rd :; a |.mgr<*s*ivc city and is growline foi the red.-*, had the . .si tor- at Morris, s* Orar Sir: 0 ing by leaps and bounds. We live his inercv m«-«i «f the 0 •• (Continued from Page 5 Ln.Mntte, 2h I lia««• romplrlnl rarrful rhrmlral an.tU«uLif ihr •ample of water that I'fuU'i me rnrly Iawt *rrk. an«tl liitv oLlalnetl the following rcaulta: 0 in the best part of Florida and our Tam*»n dre'*- t;'"t I,lend in the Felix, p «'lrar « litj )Inr Oar), per mltllun Bnnville: Last on halls, Hall 1. Alt— third ' hen Johnson was un and got 'Moorelield, e t state is tin best in the Union. Itr.rMiin \ruffal I,.1.1 .ulM* Vt'l pul. ppf lullfliut I • ainiriit 3; left on liases. Sanford G. hit b\ \i alts. Purchaii lollowed lor Brow n, if lire VnninnU O J pail, prr iiillllon ll.rilnr.. 2J.P1 pnll. ppf mlMlun The High School Faculty9 is comAlliumlnutU VmmanU Tr.re Mltalr. ...... . . Tiarp Lakeland 1; lot l>y pit cited balls, by . Barher. rf ; ingle i: to ,Igot. advancing u I posed of the following: f . S. Ogilvie, llir ati.rnrr prarllratl) « .f frp.. an I alitumlnulil nminnnla In il.l. nali r anil Ery, Childs: hits nil. Mali 11 in ti: j j((l> *n II. irf) .mall amount of rhlorlnr Inillratr. It. nrrllrnt guallly for huu.rhol.j Morris «•» rafe on a Parchell, ef 0 principal: Mrs. R. ('. Maxwell, Mrs. p u r p o .r .. In .iiillllo n In Ihr ...... I quntil» r h . r a f l r r l . i l i . of .apt rlor h i o - . lioij Erv 2 in .1; struck out, Hall 2: Ery ; •aider’s cInner while Johnston v :h lohnson, lh B|.lno. G. Leonardy, NJiss Pauline nnlrr, ll p o . > p , . l a l fraturr. of nurh i .Iiip, r.prclalli Iho.c of rirrll.nl Alexandria 2. Wild pltchc. Alex- thrown not at third. Then La.Mott Alverez, 3h natural a<ration anil |.MW ilr.rpn of harilnr... 1 Gordon. Miss Sara Muriel, Miss Ida, flip li.rli rloloflral an.!, .|». rraullln. In an aipragr total rounl. In four anrdin: time of game, 2:t>5. umpire i..t safe and plueed Pan in 11 on tji Gray, Miss Marian Clark. It is •ampin, of thp Halrr, of 3 banrrla prr rpnl.: ami In nnilln^ no rulon. or othrr Lauzon: attendance 1107: u inning harmrol Ti.tnls -*«— -i. I «iix was safe on a field* earnestly desired that these teachers anal;.I.. liartrrla. full; runflrm It. ^oo.l .|ualil> imiiratril h) tin r i n ’Mii'ir pitcher, Hall. •r's I'hiMie, while Morris was run rereive the hearty ei-opernti'in of J Sanford " • •"•*» *■)’*' . h i t o l h r r r, j i n n , that I h j i p a n a l ) r r i l , I h a i r ............. -op, ,lor In _ll Jo„.J qoallll-, to Ihlt of Ihr •M'ldci Walrr,” each patron of this *-Imol. h this, uo\ i I,'tv.een third ad home. Ln- Stewart, 2I> Vour. irrj rp»prrIfeVr. ♦Score Tied With Tampa motle was eaiu'ht nil n.i the *:!!..s n . v i i . i p i n . i i . co- operation is given we shall’ have si<nr.t rifos. ii. ii \ ki ;u Bait, ended a \erv slow m • * ore of tin- BEST in the state. The I .. V TRU^rcTTnR for the Johnson, cf V • '.i. .... ouione r* and local)* \t ed Smokt r< true1 r« nave ihe best interest of the! <’row :tl. nesday after they had gone for the Sanford »i <*r« d in tin ■:.'Cth whet Walker. If students and srhool at heart, ami ! flint half of the seventh. This half Jr.I tisoll .'tr.iin d a m i -,,»!i sei .iliil Th. i ki i e n n m : ii i. w III I'Vlth AV SIM IIIIII. »I.OIIIIIA this i> not asking anything hut what was discarded and left the *e«,r«* ! to ' - i V . . .l i m e d In.I W a l a e r tot a long. t hilds. ri is morally right. 1 at tlu end o( the sixth )W ine into left ';rd 'oh !»'**• I'*'!: . But The outlook for the year is a ' Thompson and Register. P 1 Parehtll stood for the Smokers romping aeross bright one, the war having been won j and heaved a classy article of hall llanviile went out eliding the .wore for the game. Totals it; it ti and the "Flo" possibilities being less I •1 8 0 0 . STILL DOING BUSINESS 1011) Tu mpa All 1C II PO A K ‘ Note: Only two men out in San­ dangerous. The general unrest earn­ Rrt5.il ordrr*. and ixiuftrd cuiicmrri who have uird our fertilizer * 1 Morris, 3h 3 0 1 1 0 ford half of the third. year after year, who always gladly recommend cur goods lo their ed by the anxieties of the war have neighbors are our ben advermement f Our prices not always dte La Mot to, ss 3 0 1 1 u 0 Line score: subsided, and the advantages of an lowest, but when QUALITY is considered, never too high Write Felix, lb 3 0 0 1 0 0 Tampa * 200 10 3 for latest price bus. cr send order and yo»i will be ireatej right education have recently been im­ 3 0 0 3 1 0 Sanford Moorelii ld, e FEKTILIZEHS, INSECTICIDES, SPRAYERS, POULTRY SU PT U ES 205 lx 11 3 0 1 l 0 0 Brown. If pressed upon our men especially. O . P A IN T E D F E R T IL IZ E D CO. .In c k ssu n r fllr . F lo r id * Five innings by agreement ac­ •I 0 I 1 0 (1 Barber, rf May this year bring a greit mic . ess Why you should use Hernandez, rf 3 0 II 0 0 0 i count rain early j.fternoon. Cardui, the woman’s J. E. SPURLING, Local z\gent. for the Sanford High School. Sanford, Floricla 1 0 0 1 •» (1 Summary: Left on bases. Tampa Johnuton, 2n tonic, lor your troubles, • 1 have been shown in I’arrbell, p 1 1 3 3 II 2. Sanford 5. Two base hits, Felix. thousands cf letters from Morris. Moorelield. Stewart, Chap­ actual users ot this medi­ man. Home runs, Parchell, Childs. Tot ala 6 0 23 IS 1 1 cine, who speak from First base on halls, of Felix 7, Reg­ personal experience. If Sanford ZB R II PO A K the results obtained by ister 0. Struck ojt by Felix 0, Reg0 0 0 1 0 0 Stewart. 2b other women tor______ty so many ter :i. Sacrifice hits, Lumotte. Stol­ « > carS have been so unf0 0 7 1 0 B. Chapman, c en liases, Stewart .1. Chapman 2, I mly eooc ^ood, why not Johnson, rf 1 1 0 0 " Rive Cardiff a trial?' Crow. Thompson. Wild pitch, Fe­ rial" Crow, .‘th 3 0 0 >1 4 Ol 0 *1 •1 0 0 lix. Passed halls, Chapman, .\IooreWalker. If 3 Take fudd. Batter hit. Chapman and Thompson. 3 0 1 •1 •1 0 Johnson by Felix. Time of game Bnnville, Hi 3 0 0 3 0 ■0 1:00. Empire, Baird. Attendance • » II II I II (1 Childs, rf I N O . Scorer. Muities. Ruin at 4:10 i • > Watts, p (1 1 II 1 <1 p. in. (Same started at 5:00, 5 in­ *X nings by agreement. Totals 20 l 5 Is Ii 0 Score by innings: Baptists Ileal Methodists Mrs. Mary J. Irvin, ol 001 000 -1 Tampa The Baptists turned the tables on Cullen,'s.Va., wrilest ..... 001 I Sanford the Methodists in a good game. Fol­ "About II years afjo, I Summary: Left on bases. Tampa 2 lowing is the box score: suffered untold misery Sanford 5; two base hit. Brown: with temale trouble, bc::rAB It II PO A R first b a s e on halls, oil Parchell J; Baptist InR-down pains, head­ 1 1 1 1 1 1 struck out. by Parchell 2. by Watts Wlieeless. ss ache, numbness . . . I 3 3 1 3 Ii 0 I: sacrifice hit. Chapman: stolen Biggers. 2b ■i 1 1 II *l 0 would ro tor three weeks a? liases, Stewart. Johnson 2, Thompson R. Kelley, p 0 0 It almost bent double . . . 5 3 3 0 * 0 *v A. Kelly. If Wnlker: butter hit. Johnston: double .» II My husband went to Dr. 1 11 3 l Steele, lb plays. Watts to Thompson ,o Crow | ------- tor Cardui . . . 4 1 3 i 1 0 to Stewart; Crow to Fhupman to Kendnll.x. e Alter taking about two Michael, cf II 1 1 0 0 .1 Thompson to Chapman: time ol bot’.lcs 1 began going 3 1 1 3 1 II game, 1:110; umpire, llaird; attend­ Whiddon, :M> around and when I took Robbins, rf 3 l 1 1 II 0 ance, 17|. three bottles I could do 3 II ti 0 I 0 •Claus, p all my work.” ' E-80 33 •) 13 •>7 2 Totals Sanford Takes Another v Al» It II I’O A K Tampa v. Sanford • at Sunfurd, Methodist f# 1 3 4 1 0 Mel.liras. s.» Sept. 25th, U'l'J. 1 4 n II Hutchinson. 2 > 4 3 13 4 1 • 5 Smith, r Ill I MI— B1TTI T~ I fTTF A Allan, p 5 0 •» II 3 II 5 it 1 ll ll 1 Cobh. II. 3b EARCH th e w h o le m ark et o f m otor c a n . you will find no 1 1 0 1 1 (1 Tillis. rf m ore sa tisfy in g closed Par of t!:e coupe or victoria type th an , 5 i 1 1 It II It. Cobh. If • » th e new series C handler cou p e. Closed or op en , a s you m ay 0 .1 Move, lh 4 1 1 desire or th e w eath er d icta te , it is clean a.i J cozy and luxuriously Mason, rl 4 0 1 1) 0 II _ com fortab le in all sea so n s. U pholstered in finest q u a lity silkTot als 41 s 13 1!«i !!• 5 p lu sh and wi t h dul l silver fin ish fittin g s designed in th e b est of Claus relieved Kelly beginning of sty le, there is d istin c tiv e ch aracter in this car. I lifth. ! Only one man out when winning 'fh e C handler co u p e se a ts four la perfect; com fort, or three run Hrored. w h en th e au xiliary ch air is n o t in u se. * Line up: C handler closed cars, b ecau se t hey so clearly express th e very I Methodist 201 :IU0 002 M j Baptist 100 122 102 9 b est of th e c o a c h -m a k e r’s art and skill and because they are so Summary: Left on liuses. Methodfairly priced, will he over-sold th ro u g h o u t th e Fall Season. list G, Baptist G; two base hits, Mc• | Lucas, Smith, lluleninson, II. Cobh, Dcxplte fbe largest production in the history of the Chandler Company, the demand far the new series coupe « ill t|uicklv consume the production for i Whiddon; first base on halls otT w e e k s tticonic. Your early order will boa safeguard against disappointment. | Kelly 1, Claus 1, Allen 4; struck out | by Kelly 2, Claus I, Allan 10; hits SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES | apportioned. Kelly 7 in 4, Claus G in 6; sacrifice hits, Tillis, Biggers: Srvrn l\,,,r n ( r r ln u n ,if Car, J/79S F»ur-P(Ut*n[rt Jttdtltlrr, t l ' ? 3 s stolen liases, McLucas, Smith, R. Four‘/%inrnfrr Di'fuurh fer, SIT'S | Cobb, Mason, Biggers 4. Steele, Ken­ S n -rn -1‘tu r n fr r S rJ jn , S 2 !*5 h*m r-F aiifti((r C»upt, S ’»9i l.im nui in , . SJ19i dall; passed halls, Kendall 3, Ait #**•#• / •- k Ctn^lsmJ j Smith I; hatter hit, Whiddon; time of game, 2:00.Umpires, Drayton and Lane Scorer, Mnines. Cars Washed and D elivered--W e Will Call WIGHT TIRE CO., Seminole Bank zVnnex Series for and Deliver Your Car. Club— Won Lou Pet. Methodist 1 1.500 CH A N DLER M O TOR CAR C O M PA N Y , CLEVELAND, OHI O Baptist 1 1.500 PHONE NO. 41 — REMEMBER THE NO. 41 Two weeksfrom now the tie will be played off. First Street and Sanford Ave. Phone 66 . rv. THE 8 ANPOKH HERALD > » 5m m * w ! ELDER SPRINGS WATER BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEK ) o ii T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor *17?, t>: Reasons! C HANDL E R SIX Famous For its Marvelous M otor CARDU The V/oman’s Tonic , m. A Truly Charming This Nezv Chandler Coupe S City Garage “SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS” Hood—Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS F ORDS A S P E C I A L TY f MOBILOILS andGASOLINE j/ ACCESSORIES ..— * ■ ■-Jo . W n iT fi �• . THE SANFORD HERALD S E P T E M B E R 2 6 , 1918 PAGE NINE ful opportunity’ to serve is now offer­ ed to our men of affairs. Naturally the most important ofA N N O U N C E M E N T niled at the coming primary in June 1020 is that of Governor. Who shnll T WO. Reductions \n 1919 In* the Democratic nominee for this high office? Several gentlemen are Have you our latest Price List? It will interest you. already in the field, nnd doubtless all of these are men who nre sincere­ Ideal Fertilizers now give better value for the money than any commodity ly anxious to further the interests of bought by the grower either for faim operations or for household use. law, order and progress, in every possible way. Still alter the most Quality Maintained searching investigation into the litnc?3 of earh one of the candidates Write us at once regarding your fall requirements. Shall we send our now searching investigation into the fit­ Vegetable Rook? ness of each one of the candidates for Governor of Florida, it is appar­ ent that the claims of Lincoln Hillley fairly entitle him to the distinc­ . / Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers. . . . Dealers In Spray Pumps and Insecticides tion of being the man best i|tinlified % Jacksonville. Florida. R. C. .Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford llrunrh to serve the people of Ids state as their leader during the critical re­ construction days of the coming gubernatorial miadrcnnium. Consider a few of the salient facts in the life of this unusually gifted p r : o f tin* enterprise man. lie was horn in a Home in sive spirit shown by nnd progrestin Yowcll which plain living and high thinking store. was tile rule, and has nevej gotten The Yowcll Co. are featuring their out of touch with the common Ladies' Heady to Wear depurtmmt people, who indeed have always this season and they have a wonder­ heard him gladly. Accustomed in Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes. ful display of all th»* latest styles in early life to daily toil with all of its suits, X'tiris ami el >:tk» right up deprivations, lie soon reached the I coat I , it. •«.{•...» I,'' • i lilt* III I!♦ Safety Deposit Boxes. conclusion that the one necessity • - ..................... .. .«.!(• I i G a filling a long felt want in the eit which confronted him was the im; erative need of a broad and liberal Ar t h ’ir Yowell when qpe ‘tinned Prompt Delivery Box 81, Lakeland, Florida education. At bis own expense this | abo'i t hi* larg • and elegant display was obtained after years of effort i of r. •adv to wear said that 'f the and tiie imprimatur of Harvard ami lailii * could not find what they J . II. T I (.I. I S , P r o p r i e t o r the University of Chicago was placed want cil . at hi* store till* se:Non it upon him in the form of highly cov­ ! could not b,> found and this assereted and deservedly earned scholas­ ( lion goei* for every depart iniAnt of tic degrees of the highest order. 11hi;* large e*t abii*h"ient. Fruit nnd V eg ttab lc C rates lie then entered upon the work of : y .Well & Go. will also d n their t he Christian ministry, and later i P art ia tiie trading at linin'* move* From L'v aL ’** ton his shoulders the burden t»• ' •*• • * t;i7iie; Ti!"T.il «o't*'i* in the Wholesale Prices of a College professorship, in both of Mail;v H. t aid and letting the p • m b ' which spheres of usefulness lie nt- id t In* ••nfiiv :<»('tioT) of tii • slate W r it s fa r I ' l i w U a t lained a marked and immediate suc­ know. whati the Sanford store hat to You cess. In his college work his chief inte-est vere I!' lory anti Political Palatial, Florida Science, in both of which he is a N. Four Driven by Ford Motors veritable muster. If a Inowlcdg, of the pst in our national life is of spec­ i The Ford Motor Company ha'* n liu* in Peoples* Rank Buildiiij'. Sanford, FI just received min ini advice from th” ial value in presenting a proper per­ ; spective of the needs and duties of Navy Department that it was four the present hour, then Lincoln Hul- I Ford Liberty Motors—all built in the Ford Motor Company's shops at ley is without a peer among tin* eiti) torily adjusted if wc are to exscupe 7.ons of this state in bis ability to | Detroit, which furnished the power I tire perils of revolution anil advance act wisely and serve well. that drove the NC Four to victory lie bus spent many years in Flor­ hi its recent record breaking llight (Jet some GOLD MKDAI. H a a rle m Oil No oTirana of t h e h u m a n body are ao m p o r ta n t to h e a lth ami ton g life a s tlio C apsules nl once. T hey n r e an old, tried ida, as the distinguished president of across the Atlantic from Trepassey, If there ever was a time since the i Stetson University: 'loves the slate Newfoundland to Plymouth, Eng­ kidneys. XVhen th e y alow up nmt c o m ­ p r e p a r a tio n used nit o v er th e world fo r tb.nightftil American knows m e n ce to la g In t h e i r duties, look out! Constitutional Convention <>f May and evqryone in it, from Pensacola Kind out w h a t th e tro u b le Is—w ith o u t Centuries. T h e y c o n tain only o ld -fa sh ­ I. well that today problems of the land, a distance of 4,000 miles. They dniay. W h e n e v e r you feel n erv o u s, ioned, s o o th i n g oils com bined with 1787, when the nation needed in­ to Key West, has frankly announced weak, dlsxy, duffer fro m sleeplessness. n tr e n g th -K tv iu g and r y ste in -c le n n s lm r r. , serious import confront tlm were regular stock motors built dur-1 or have pains In the back—wake up herbs, w o lf k n o w n an d used by phyell><,,ple of the United States. Many telligent, unselfish, patriotic leader­ I that he is connected with no politi­ anct. Y«ur kidneys need help. These clnns in th n ir dally p rac tice , GOLD part of the Ford at ship, that time is today. The age is c a l clique or faction, and that Ills | , *H’ " i,r as o r e s l c n s to w a r n you t h a t y o u r k i d ­ MKI'AL l l s a r l e i n Oil C apsule* a r e im­ • •iiiomie. social and political qtienneys are n o t p e r f o r m in g th e ir f u n c ­ ported d ir e c t from thn la b o r a to r ie s In - have thrust themselves upon indeed clamorous for men, men of one object in offering himself as n Liberty Motor production. tio n s proporly. T h ey art* only h alf Holland. T h e y a r e c o n v e n ie n t to take, g ihulr w o rk nnd nre a l lo w in g Ini- nnd " III c i t h e r give p r o m p t relief o r Upon his arrival in Lisbon, Portu* ( pd uo in u- • ihe aftermath of tlue war and clear vision, of trained minds, of candidate for governor is his lifer itie s to a c c u m u la t e an d bo c o n v e r t ­ y o u r m oney w ill be re fu n d e d . Ask fo r lofty and unselfish ideals, men who deep desire to give Florida an abso­ ed Into uric acid and o ttie r poisons, tlmm nl a n y d r u g sto re, b u t be sure to h a \ demanded from us our most neither fear nor court the exponents; lutely fair, independent and pro­ gal, Lieutenant Commander Read w h ich aro c a u s i n g you d is t r e s s and will g e t t no o r ig in a l im p o rte d GOLD it.lelbgent and patriotic consider!)e s tr o y you u n le s s th e y a re d rtv o n HlJDAl. b ran d . Accept no :*-ibrtltute«. of greed and radicalism, men who i gressive administration. Who could | said, "The engines functioned per* dfrom In sealed p ac k a g e * T h re e s u e s y our syetam . i "ti Not f'ncc the futeful issues of ‘The engines functioned per- I tl,< Civil War have we been so will meet four square the tremendous , nccomplijth so desirable a result -■•r. i;. pressed as a nation. The ssues of our time, and willgive them­ better than he? A trained thinker, foctly all the way from America to selves with all their mental and mor­ a keen student of the past, a rifted Portugal." And American NnvnU Trculy of I’eaee, The League of N'aal power, wholly and unreservedly orator, a member of the liar of i t • the railroad problem, the race Officers who thoroughly inspected | •pe-'imn, the relations of capital to the service of our beloved eoun- Florida, incorruptible in both pri­ the NC Four upon its arrival at | vate ami public life, experienced in and labor, the high cost of living, try. We have heard much, but alas, administrative affairs, a born leader Plymouth, England, stated that the •xmoniie radicalism; these and "tlier matters of grave concern now have still seen too little of ri'o i among men, Lincoln Ilulley is able big seaplane was in even better conWhen the ! („ j.jvt! the people of Florida such an i dition than when it left America. eonfroiit us and must he sntisfuc- Scholar in Politics." drums of war first sounded, in the administration ’ns would make hit fateful days of 1914, the Univor- term of office tiie m o s t m e m o r a b l e versities of England and France, un­ in our annals. stintedly and with a glorious aban­ don, gave of their very life Idood to V Happy Reunion in Geneva Sanford People Should Not Delay the forces marked out for both po­ Sunday evening was a happy homo If \ >ur kidneys are inllametS, Don’t stand around nnd do nothing litical anil military leadership. And for Mr. and Mrs. W. A. White.imb l.tke a fire it will soon he beyond con- how grandly this was paralleled ir. and family and Mr. and Mrs. M. E. our own land after the entrance of Dooley and family of Geneva, the X"it will get the alarm in time— United States into the war! I occasion being the return of their Harkuche, or dizziness or disorder?; of the The co-operation of the Colleges' sons. Sergt. 1st Class Donald Dooley ,k,e urine. •bs-d the warning. and Universities of the country was Whltconib and Corp. Paul Drown 5 1 ;•. Ciive your kidneys a rest by living immediately sought byethe govern­ Dooley from service overseas. Ser­ ...... carefully. twenty1 •• Doan’s Kidney i ills to help stamp ment as a means of discovering and ! geant Whitcomb served developing leadership in nil fields of seven months with Uncle Sam, the cause. I’rolit by a Sanford woman’s expert- research and activity, and nobly, twentv-four bcyig spent in service in rfn*i*. loyally and whole henrteilly did our Mr- Geo. Smith, Rou|e A, says: “ It institutions of learning rise to meet France and Germany He was with tlit? famous 2nd Eng. Corp. Dooley _ >c\erai years ago that I used Doitn’s ’. b e y I‘ills for backache and other the unprecedented demands upon served twenty-three months, twenty •yuiptoms of kidney trouble. They them. As one of tile choicest gifts months in France with the transpor­ give me great relief and helped me in of tiie American College to the cause tation brunch of the supply service, v« r; way. Other members of mv fain* 1 have taken Doan’s Kidney Pills with of civilization, Woodrow Wilson has most of the time stationed at wonderful results, too. I am glad to taken his place among the Immor­ Gievres. Doth hoys returned in ex­ tals. and diy his highly trained in­ cellent health and are happy indeed v • this endorsement." I’-n e i’ll,-, at ab dealer.*. Don’t simjdv tellect, his thorough knowledge of to be home. A happy family are the for a kidney remedy—«et Doan’s K dri.-v Pills the same that Mrs. Smith history, politics and economics, bis Whitcombs and Dooleys. AMELS are the most refreshing, satisfying cigarette ycu '■‘■I FViter-Miiburn Co., Mfr*'.. Huf pure, undiluted Americanism and ever smoked! Hut all your cigarette desires in a bunch, C a m e I* a re to ld e v e r y ­ Ins pussiiyi for democracy litis won j • I N . Y. Fall Showing Great Success $ then buy some Camels, give them every tnste-test and know w h e re in tcie n lifica lly bis right to net ns chief spokesman j The Full Showing of Indies’ ready a r a le d / tnckni !«•» o f 2 0 for your own satisfaction that in quality, flavor, smoothin tiie parliament of man, and as tiie to wear and the newest things in the ci/laretlen o r fen p a c k body and in many other delightful ways Camels are in a prophet of that glorious day wh 'll I dry goods line at Yowcll’s last Fri­ a ( 2 0 0 cig a re tte *) class by themselves! in a H la a tin e -p a p a rtiie war drums shall beat no longer day and Saturday was one of the c o v e r e d carton. IV* Camels ure an expert blend of choice Turkish and choice and the battle llags shall he forever hits of the season. Business houses s f r o n g / y recon\n ten d Domestic tobnccqs. You’il not only prefer this blend tocithcr furled. The "Scholar in Politics" generally have dodged the regular t h in c a r t o n f o r th e kind of tobacco smoked straight, but you’ll appreciate tho h o m e o r office a u p p ly has done his Work well and h as, fall openings this season on account o r w h e n y o u t ra v a il remarkable full-bodied-mildness and smooth, refreshing again shown the wisdom of pludng j of tin1 irregularities of the markets flavor it provides! Camels nre a cigarette revelation! only men of courage, ability n r d !| a m i the difficulties in getting goods R. J. RfynoMl TobircoCo. WinilonS»l*m, N. C. training at the head of our numerous j, on time hut Yowell. & Co. of this Camels win you in so many new ways! They not only governmental agencies. p e rm it y o u to smoke liberally' w ithout tirinfi y o u r ; city have no fears for the present or 18c a package taste but leave no unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or un­ The state of Florida us well as the the future in business and the Fill pleasant cigaretty odor I United States, has also many and showing was just a sample of what ' this enterprising firm expects to weighty matters of public concern Compare Camels with any cigarette which demand the attention of every ! bring to Sanford shoppers this senin the world at any price! Y o u 'll citizen. Do wc realize the wonder­ I son. The Yowell store is one of the prefer Camel quality to premiums, ful advance our state is making? finest in this section and the new bal­ coupons or gifts! Tire Troubles Vanish when the tires are brought here for Have wc stopped to consider the cony where the Ready To Wear treatment. Whether it he the small* pressing need for the readjustment goods are on display in the latest ,st puncture or a big rut or tear our and reform of many of our state improved cabinets was a bower of vulcanising will make the tire all laws? Do * we know that the per­ beauty. In fact the entire store was r‘k’ht and good as new. We mak' centage of the growth of population decorated for the occasion and the useless tires useful. If you have on is greater today in Florida than in beautiful new patterns in dress that is out of commission bring it her any other stnte east of the Missis­ goods and tho many articles so dear und have us put it back into active sippi river? Arc we aware of the to the feminine eye were most tempt­ wonderful future which awaits us as ingly displayed under the skillful service. u state, if wc construct wisely nnd hands of Mr. Harvard who is an well, our social, political and e»o- adept in this line. The largo store KENT VULCANIZING WORKS nomir foundations? The eyes of the never looked prettier and the ladies PHONE 17 entire nation nre turned toward our who attended the opening Friday an 3rd St. Sanford. Florida fuir Land of Florida, and u wonder- and Saturday were loud in their LOWER PRICES FOR FERTILIZERS, I have opened a. meat market at 402 Sanford Avenue and will carry a full line of Florida and Western meats at all times. \ WILSON & T00M ER FERTILIZER COMPANY Will be glad to have the orders of the meat buy­ ers of the city. Best of meats and service and prices a l w a y s right. Florida Safe & Lock Prompt Delivery - Phone 105 PURE FOOD MARKET On Flour, Grain and Feed Know What That Me W. A. Merryda7 Company W. J. THIGPEN, Agent LINCOLNHOLLEY FOR (iOYERNOR OF FLORIDA THE MOST DANGEROUS DISEASE A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For You ANSWER THE ALARM C ------------ �TOR SANPORD HERALD SEPTEMBER 26, •t*ovr n i n r d . p»rtlr« or t-Hhrr o( th»m . at Letter From J. \V. O. Singletary bilra, i|rvi»»r» l . f i t m , t r a n t r n or o t h t r »U», and - '1 other unknown |>»r»«n« claim* Key West, Sept. 21. In} any Intrrrat In and to the aald land* In* Dear Hro. Holly: volvrd In la id ••lit. et al In Clrcnlt C o m l of t h - S p s vnlh Juitlria Order ol Constructiv e Service. We have passed through the hur­ C mcuIi of Florida. Sem inole Count*. To all unknown parties claiming Interest Id Ch nrctr. by, through o.* under William Jtkln«nn Dan- ricane safely and with no injury. It C. I* Randall, Com plainant ( l<l, l.u ther C. IVrtrr, The I'orfamouth Tru*t k Cuaran tee Co.. Alice C. Itlll. Ilavld «.«•<• was Homo storm but I think I have William Atkinson Daniel, l.uther C. Porter. Daniel, and A. D. Starldrd. *• heir*. davUaoa, been through worse. While it is true The Portsmou th T 8 o t A tiuarantee C o ,, grantees, legate, t air otherwise, or a n y nr Aliev C. Hilt, David l.ev D anM . A. ,t>. either of t h e n anil all un known t>»raon«*. that there was considerable loss of Marblnt. and all u n k n o n n person* c l a i m ­ corporation* or association* claiming an ing any Interest by through or under *the Intctesl In the (ollov.lng described lands property and many houses injured above named parties or either of them , a* situate in Seml.u-le County, Florida, to-wits and blown to pieces, many of them hifr*, devises*, grantee*. Iigatres or o t h e r ­ l.ots I to 3S inclusive ties* l.ot* 4 and ft) wise, and all other unknown rerson* rlalm* \V. A. .ti D. I,. Daniel's Subdivision of the were old and cheaply constructed Inc any interest In and to said lands Involved 8 K U of Sec 10. T w p 31 A . Ilangc 3'J »:. and not braced as they should have in *ald suit, et al. 1.10 acre* more or less. Defendant*. Many small crafts anti some You and each of y o u are hereby ordered to beet). Order of Constructive Service to* and appear before our said Clrruit Court T o the defendant*: W illiam •* Atkinson at the Court lluusa In Sanford. Florida, on. large ones were severely damaged or D an iel, l.u thtr C. Porter. The Portsmouth th* 3rd day of N'ov. A. D. I Pit*. then and ruined in the harbor, sunk, capsized, Tru»t A O uaranltre Co., Alice C. Illll, there to make answrr to the bill of complaint etc. Ilavld l.ee Daniel and A. D. Starldrd: herein .tiled against youl It appearing from the sworn bill of enm It i* further ordered that this notice be The terrible stories nublishcd in taint herein riled, t b i t >uur place of real- published once a week fn» t ~ . l s e weeks In o<rr I* un kn ow n, and that you are over the Vsnfuiil iieraltl, a newspaper published some daily papers were ridiculous. in Seminole County, Florida. ( h e age of 31 year*: ! t !• therefore Orderrd that you and raeh *- Witness my hand and »eal of said Circuit For instance, it was stated that there of you do appear before our said Circuit Court, this tho 7th day of Aug. 1919. were six hundred in the "bread line" Court at the Court House In Sanford. Florida (Stall E. A. D O C U I.A SS on the 6th day of l.ctover, A. D. 1919. t h i n Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole Co. v la. in Key West, while tho fact is there an d there In make answer to the bill of E. 11 llouahotdrr c o m p !tln t filed herein again*! you. Solicitor 6S-13tc lias been no bread line, anti lias been no need of one, so far as I have It I* further ordered that this order be published in tho Sanford Herald, a newspaper Notice of Application or Ta* D e e d t'nder heard ami I am in tin* renter of the .Nrrtlnn H nf Chapter O M , l.aw* of Flor­ published In Seminole C o u n ty , F it., oner a ida e we»k forsclgh t e o n i r e u t i v e wreVr. •Sutler la hereby given that F. W. T h i g ­ city and surely would have known it. Witness my hand nr.d teal of said Circuit pen. purchaser of Ta« Certllleate S o . 108, 1 cannot see why some towns scent Court this the 7th duy of August D*19. dated the 3rd day of July, A. D. 19 1ft. has ISeal I K. A. DOIHJI.ASS. filed (aid certificate in m y ultlce, and has to wish to "knock" our Island City. Clerk of Circuit Court Sem inole Ch., Fla. made application for ta* d u d In issue In Let them knock they cannot down E. F. Ilousholdrr. accordance with law. Said rrrtlliratn e m ­ Solicitor. 61-9ti* braces the following dearrlbrd property sit­ Key West. . It is moving on'just the uated In Seminole county, Florida, to-wit: New structures are already l.ot 38, Itobinson's Su rvey of an Add to name. ln the Clrcu I Court of the S e s e n l h Judicial Sanford. aaid land being Assessed »t being started where old ones were de­ Circuit of Florida. S e m in o le County. In the date ofThe the Issuance of aurh certificate Chancer*. in the name of W. J. Thigpen, t'nless said J. F*. l.alng. joined by J. E. I.ting. her h u s­ certificate shall be redeemed according to molished and in n very short time! band. * law ta* deed will Issue thereon on the 30th the signs of destruction will lie shown ! Complainant* d a y of September. A. D. 1919. by tIn* appearance of the many mag- ' v*. w itn e ss my official signature and seal Wm . 0 . Andenried. It. II. Ilamsey. (Jen. It. this the 38th day of August. A. D. 1919. niticent trees that were wrecked. • M orion, individually and as truster. Cal(•call E. A. D O U G I.A S S , vin A. I'oags. Anna C. Woodbrldge, Indi­ Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fia. I nm in the best of health, have it vidually and as trustee, Albert ti. Eaves 2-Ste Ity V. M. Douglass, D. P . and lllrhie Woodbrldge, and all unknown good permanent job with the U. S. person* claiming Interest, by through or un* il»r an y of the above named defendant*, In Circuit (nuM , S e v e n th Judicial Circuit navy yard anti am all O. K. and ex- i either as heir*, devisee*, gran'.es t. legatee* Srm lnolc County, I’lorl«la. In Chancery pert to stay in Key West as lone or ] or otherwise, and all un known p* rsonc claim­ Mary M. Secord, v l d n v , i n g Interest by, through or under Jss«le C. Uncle Sam l«i» me hold tlown the j Complainant M urphey and J. Richmond M urphey. her husbanu, now dcreass d. as hrlrs, devisees, ^uirt T H U job and I am able to do so. legatee*, or otherwise, and all oth»e . *o Mnknown heir* nf and al! un known in r* I am glad to know of the prosper­ persons ela le-i-g interest in and to said All**»n* claiming intrrrst under K. S. and r!. J property Invlnvcd In said suit. ity of Sanford in all lines. It will While, Mr*. C. W. Jacock* and all unknown Defendant*. ofia claiming Intercut undrr C W. Order of Constructive Service Jacock* and all unknown parties claim ­ continue to grow, so will Key West, T o all unknown parties claiming interest ing an interest in and to Lota 2. > 1 . I. 5, for when all the island is full it can l>y, through or und-r Wm. ti. \nd «n r ln l. A and T, 111or k 2. IL J. White'* .Subdivi­ It. H. Ram sey, Oco. It. Morton, Individually sion a« recorded in plat bool; N o 2, Seminole will he enlarged as Sanford's lake and »« trustee. Calvin A. Pnage, Albert <1 Cou nty Record*. Drfmdant*. front was. Caver. Richie Wonrlbridgi and Jr*sie C,‘. 1 O llD B Il Murphey and J. Richm ond M urphey. her If you can rend this anti there ) T o all unknown hrir* of, and nil unknown husband, as heir*, devisers, grantees, legatees or otherwise or any nr either of them , anil all Per*on* claiming Inter**! und r L S. A: L. J. any of it worth mentioning in the un known persons, c**rp*>rali*>n« or associa­ White. and to all unknown n*r*on* claiming tion*. claiming an interest tn tho following Interest under C. W. Jaco«ks* and all un* Herald you ran pick it out anti men­ dearrlbrd property situate in Seminole Coun­ known partir* claiming .an lnter**t in and to Just tell Snnford folks Key :t short time iin> & 7 . Illock 2. K. J. White*; tion it. t y , Florida, to wit: Itegin at interse-Mon of Lota 2. I. •* 5. F.aat U n a of M ellonville A v e ., with south Subdivision a* recorded In Plat llonk No 2, West is O. K. With best wishes for n.vliiirusvii lii'enuii' they wouldn’t line of See. 30. run North along Mellon*life Seminole C ou nty Itrcurd*. Ave., 163 yards, Fiast at right angles |63 , You and «ach of you arc hr rehvnrdrr»«| l.lif* growth of Santord and the pros­ "turn over." tin* munufmturfr said. yard*. South at right angfi-s | 6J \ar,U. t*» appear to the t r M n perity of its population and with West 162 ; ards. .Tee. 30 Twp. 19 S. Rang.- filed a^ainat "What tin* women insisted on." he un iiuta day foi N 3 i f:. rmtirf, t h e u m r bring th» third «»f N’.jvem* kindest personal regards I am declared "was not a k o . x ! s h o e , '.ut a . s*a** *« ™iT a r t i of you are heftby nrderi I brf IPI9, Yours fraternally. t o be and appear ’ .r «a<d 1 • s h o e fur win.a they could onv *12 a It U further ordrr«.»i that thi* notU# be Court at the Court Rouse n Sanford. FIs on PUbli«hc I once each Week for twelve w e r k i J. W. O. Singletary. l»nir." * • the 3rd d ay of Nov. \ D. 1919. then an.I in the Sanfi>r«l llerald, a newapip er pub* there to make answer to ti.- 4.1*1 of r..mpla:nt !i»hid in Semlnottf bou nty. Flan la. herein tiled against you. Witneaa my hantl and ofTLial *rai «»f the It is further order.d that tni. notice br | C’nril ftf Thanks u l d Circuit C urt thla the ^t.h day of A u g ­ published once a we-k !or twelv. Paleitlne’s Gait Mountain. ust. mu the Sanford Herald, a newspaper, published Wu wish to thank our many (Svah I!. A. D O U G L A S S In Sem inole County, Florida. Palestine u remarkablo » mi., Circuit Court* friends and neighbor fhr their kind­ salt mountainpossesses Witness my hard and seal of sal I Circuit Schtlle Maine*. situated al the south end Court, this the 7th day of August 1919. .Solicitor for Complainant. C i - l J t c . ness dvring the illness and death of of the Dead sea. The length of the (Seal * E \ DO DO I.ASS Clerk of Cirrult Court Sem inole ( ’-• . Fla. our darling baby, and for the beau­ ridge is six miles, with nn nverngo E. F. Housholder NOTICK SollcRer. 61- tot.wldtli of tliree-quurters of a mile, and N'tt«*« i* I.l/ cby given that (ho undrr- tiful dural offerings. «lf0rd ha* br* n mppuir.trd a*lmir.i*tratnx » f Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Chandler the height Is not far from C00 feet. (he t «la(e of W. I*. Aktr*, d r rtifrd* ar.d all and sister, Miss Mit tie Wi11- There are plnccs t.'here the overlying I 'M O C L A M % T H » S h«ir* al law-, legate*-*. d«M««** and crrdilora W b m a i : C b a p ttr M ( l f \*** f I91!L an d all p«r»«»r* having »laiin* or tStmarid* earthy deposits are many feet In thick­ again*! »*'d «*tat« will present them to the Law* of Florida. • nulled **.\n act to aliollih ness, l.ut tin* innss of the mountain th e prr««*nt municipal governm ent the undrrtignrd* «lu1\ authenticated, within the r lt y of Sanfi^rd, county «*f Semin* b'. *(a*.*' of time prescribed by law. or the »amr wilt be Is composed of solid rock salt, some Florida. an«l t •• nrganife Inrorpcrate and iar« w r burr* d. of wlils-li Is «s clear u« crystal. Thla Sept. Mh. 1919. e*tabll«h a city government for t h - «ame r o l l A LP.i: A K K IIS . and t o prraerlbi in # Jurladlftlon. power* i n d f*?tr S i n f j r d , I la. I vrc U o b i of •*»«! a u n l H p a l l t y / ip p r o v i 1 Women Would Not lluy Shoes at J u n e 7th, 1919, provide*, among other thing* that " T h e provDlnn* of thi* act *hall Notice of Application for Tav l l c r d Under lo $N. b e c o m e •(Trctive and thall br in full fore* Ssrcdon H of I hapt~r l.*»MV Law* of Moran d rtJrft on. from and after the rW«t TureIda Wusltinglon, Sejit. — Chairman •lay after the hr*( M onday In January. Notice i* ‘h» r*by given that K. (». Hodge*, NYi*.. of tin* House com­ 1920; provided that tbr «arnr ahall br ap­ r u n ha tr of Ta* ( crt.ttrate No. 2J0, dat«-l E»eh p r ove d an«l ratitltd by u rote of thr Kit d l | of Jur.r, A. (I, 1917, f:a* filed on interstate ami foreign t h e qualitlrd electcr* of the cit> ul Sanford, raid c« rtitle a to in n v utflcc, an«l ha» made mittee, v o t in g at an election to be held for that application f«*r t.iv *!*«*! to iviue in accord- commerce, in stating that tin* pu rp ote on October 7th, 1919, ami it »• anc« with law. Said ccrtltlcat*- • mbrarr* thr hereby made the du ty of the city council of (••Mowing d»*:rih* i! nritprrty *ittiatr*| In Srm- solution of tin* high living costs and Sanford to provide for and hold *sich elec­ Innb* county, Floritia, t**-wi( NV l j of N K ' i unrest over tin* country was in more tion on the date named. Salt! council *hall of N W 1, of N \ \ *4 Irta S 2 acre*'. Sec. g i v e thirty da>* notice of aticb election and Tp 20 Ns, It. .11 Last. 1 Acre*. work and less spending, cited a con­ • ball provide (or and pa> all c * t * of holding The said land bring a**e*acd at thr date t h e u m r anil of the preparation of thi* of the l o u i n c t of ruch ccrtiticatr in thr name versation with a shoe manufacturer charter, not to varied One lfunur«<( ||(10.(»0> of J i m n lahlfy, Unlraa • at*1 f t f t l l l f i t t Dollar*. Mjch election *hall be hi Id In con­ • hall br rr«l*rn.rd according t*i law tav diecl ns nn illustration. form ity with la* t ar.d ordinance* n«»» In will irrue thereon on the I Ith day of Octo­ The mnnufneturtT told him th at force relating to • p e n a l election*. At the ber. A. 1L 1919. • ante d i c t i o n t.iree city commi*«lonrr« shall \vltne** my official *fgnature and n a l thi* recently *he concern decided to put h e i lr c te d , provided thi* charter i* ap­ the tilth •!*> *f September. A l» !V19. on (lie market a woman's shoe at $(i proved an«l ratified If not, then no commit•rail K. A. I m i I'GLASS, •b»r.rr» will be etecti i Candidate# Ut Clerk Circuit Court S* mlnofr Co.. Fla. to $H a pair. The shoes were not c ity commii«iori thall be cho*en ami nomin­ I ti *I l | \'. M. Dougla**. I>. Cated a* follow* Any one may circulate a inferior in quality, hut low accord­ petition to have any number, not to vtcred Notice of Application for l a v Deed I ndcr ing to tin* present price scale. After three, of name* of candidate# for n t v com Section N of Uhaptcr HMt. I.a*** of Flor­ mi**lon, placet! on the ballot and if *uch ida petitio n *hall be *lgn< d by one hundred or Notice 1* hereby giv«n that Ma!»<! M more qualified elector* of the city and thall K n l e ) , purcha*rr *»f l av Certificate* Nn. 192, be a c cu m p a n lt<1 with a written notice that dated the Ith day of June. A !>. 1917, t«a* ftouthravt quarter of ^ectlnr* ! *, T ow n sh ip 21 S the candidate or candidate* m h«**e nat.ie or til* *1 **ld# rrrtlficat* in my other, and ha* t ! Kange .tI ea*t, t i m e r south fifteeu • hain*. n a m e t are therein presented will accent the made applieatb r* for tav deed to i**u* in thence •o*t nine hundred and o r e - h a lf f•« t . •»ihre of citv rommUdiFiirr it he i* elect* H, accordance with law Said certificate rn>* thence north four hundred and ••vi-nteen th e city council *hall plaTc hi* namr on th* brace*, the following described props rt> *»t- fret, then • weal *cvrn hundred, fifty ami one-third • * •-1. th«n tr north live hundred and bill provided that *uch petlti n and uat*d in Seminole county, I b ri*la. t**-wit hty-three feet, thence writ on* hundred written notice of acceptance i* filed with th** f N of Lot 2, Sec • I ;• 2U Iv 10 eig fifty feet to the place of b igin n in g city council at lm»t ten 1 “ day# prior ••• U*«t Th** *al*l land bring a*«**»rd at thr andAlso the west half of the northw««t quar­ election, and the council whall pubflvh the dat* »•( thr i«»uanc* <( tuclt c» rtidcatr In the ter of the northwest quart* r nf the northeast name* of all candidal** having qualified a* name *-( Paul K#elry. Ur!.-* • -it«i certifi­ quarts r. Sectio n 22. ror.nvhip 21. south of a b o v e In a new*nap«r *f general circulation cate shall br r«tl««mtd arroriltng law tav of the c i t ) , in th* i«»u* Ju«t preceding th*- •ler-i will i*sur thereon *»n the I Mh day »»f Itange I I *a*t. Also Lot One of Church Illock in the Town election. N o elect«»r «hall sign petition* f« r October, \ . I » I 9 l t f Oviedo. Florida, bring a pares I of land no mor* than three candidate* • N«* candidate NVItnra* m> oftlcial ortutur* an<l stal thi* •f«rt ia*t and w**t by 1 M.*'» feet north and ahall circulate hi* own petition. The three the 10th da y of September, V D. 1919. south olT the wivt m d of said Ch urch Lot, r. candidate* receiving th* three highest ».um••ml i \ D O U G LASS, plat of *aid Church lot bring of record In her of vote* cast at *uch election, provided Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla Flat llonk A, at page 111 in the I'uhlic lireth e charter I* approved and ratitbd. shall be Id le lly Y. M. Dougla**, IL C. ord« of Orange C ounty, Florida in which d eem ed elected for (he Hr«t c**mmi«*bm* r* the county of Strain oil* wr.v* form* rly a parO, for such term* beginning and ending a* i* N u l l * i: hireinbefore provided," and Whereat, thr friurn* of thr Special Lire- •aid plot l o in g entitled AUtAodria or OvltWhereai: The art provide* that "The ti**n. held **n Tuesd ay, the P th day **f Srp- do," You an«l each «»f you are herehv ordered form of government *■( the citv of Sanford t* rnber. 1919, to «l* t«rmin» thr qurttiotj *»f rovtded for und* r thi* art «hall b* that thr rejection t*r adoption «»f t ’hap tir >195, l<> appear to the complainant'* bill of c om ­ nowrn a* the ( ’ommiulon* Manager IMan," l.aw* of Florida. \*t* -*f 1919 hav* b t t n plaint bifein hied, on Monday, the Sth day duly made to thi* hoard, and \V hrrea*. *aid of Januar>. A. 1> 1920, the *ame being a r* turn* hav« been oprnid and duly *anva*»- Kulr 11 m> of thi* Court. It i* further ordered tt-ji t thi* nutlnr be i t i.t Hoard, and. Wnerra*. a c a n v v t i *.? • ai*1 return* «h**w« .»ubh*h«d for tw e lve wr«-t* In the Sanford 212 vote* for thr adoption and ratification lU r ald . a newspaper nuldiah* d in Sanfo.*l. • f «aid act. and I 17 v«4t«*« agaln«t the at|op- Seminole C ou n ty. I lorida. \\ttn«»« L. A. Douglas*, Clerk of wai*t Cir­ ti*>n an*l ratlhratiiin nf ««i*l act, .»'**! Wherea*. from th* *anv»** of «aid return* cuit Court, and the *sal thereof, this the it ha* lorn drtrrmined that a majority *.f 17th da> of Septem ber, A. I). 1919. m a ll L. A. D O UG LASS. Clerk. th* vot«* ca«t %*a* for thr adoption and rati­ Davis A Gilt*, fication of *aid art. Therefore, br It reeolvrd arid *lrclaml b) Solicitor (of Corniilainant. r-m te thi* b* ar*l tltat the result *»f «aid election t* that a majorltv of thr *|iialified voter* vu'lni* in aaiu election hav.* !•> th ir vote* adopted In t Irruil Court, S r s e n l h Judicial Circuit, and ritlfie*! Chanter H195, Law* id Florida, In and For S e m in o le County, Morlda Ir Act* of 19l9t which aald art «• > it* trrrr.* i hanrery and pr*ivi*ion« pr<*hitdt* hog* or *winr from O. I*. Swope, C om pla inant, running «*r roaming at I«-r,• •• tn Seminole (Jrdc r of County. Florida. L. S. S e ave y rt al. Publication Hr it further re*.»Iv*» I tha* th* t*rm* *n«l Defendant*. provlilon* **f «ahl a* t shall Deco mi* #tT*cti\» State nf Florida thirty <D>‘« from and after the 17th day of County nf Seminole, September. 1919, a* i* provid I ir» said art. To: K. S. S e a v e y , William I*. K< ger«. Adopted thi* |7 t h •14 > nf Septem ber, 1919. Thom a* II. S e ve y, Thom a* II. l.evey, M. K. L. \ IIK U M LK Y, Chrm . IIrock and Martha Hro k. hi* wife, K. S. Hoard ( !» u n ty C.on nii*»i.tiiir». 3eve> and C ynthia Sc ve > , hi* wife, J. C. Sem inole County* Florida. Mcllride, Cooper CJrncery Company, a cor­ Attect poration, John L. llranch, \Ye*ley L. Hranrh, K. A. Douglas*. Clerk. T. W. Moran. IlilDIntrourh Grocery ('em b- Me P in v . a corporation. K, Nf. Mc.Natt, J. IL M c N a t t , L. M. P utnam . Jar e* A. Levev, Jam** Sevey, J. D. Thompson, Wm. (.*. Alevan«ler, Alrvander and Hu«»<l. and W'. L A U iin d t r O. P. Swope, Complainant Order of It appearing Imm the afTidavil of O. p va. PuhlUation Swope, the oitnplalnan t, in thr above «uit K. s. Seavey et al, herein duly filed, that It i* the belief of the I irfm dants. affiant that the, place* of residence of tinT*» the unknown h*ir*, devisee*, grantee* »*r above named defendant* are unknown; that other claimant* and all parties rlflmlng an there I* no per»on In the Hate the *«-rvi«*e Intereet undrr 1!. S. Seavey, stilliam P. of a subpoena upon whom would hind said llog»r», T h'im ii 11 Sevey, Thomas IL Levy, defendant*, and that it I* hi* belief that tal l IL IIrOCa l a d Mart*.*, ki* L. H defendant* are over -he age of twenty-one Sevey and ^Cynthia Sevey. hi* wlfr, J. C. ( S i t > ears of age. Mcllr ide, Cooper Grocery Company, a corYou are hereby ordered to apo«*ar to this porat'on, J 4ihn I. Ilrnach. Wm I- v I llranch, bill on Monday* th*> l*t day of Decrmber, T. W. Mo can. HiUvhoro t*rocer> C om p any,! A. D. 1919, the u m e being a ltule D ay of corporation, K. M. M cN att. J. IL M« N'att, thi* Court. It i* further ordered that thi* notice be l a Circuit Court of the N etenih Judicial F- M» Putnam, Jams-* A. Levey, J a me* A. published for eight conse cutive week* in the Ctrrsill o f Florida, Seminole County. In Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in Cfcsurery. . Sanford, Sem inole C o u n ty , Honda. C. L- Ilandall. Complainant \\!tnr«« h. A. Dougla**. Clerk of said « ircult Court and the seat thereof tnl* the 17th dWiUUm Atkinson Daniel* Luther C. Porter, day of September^ A. D. 1919 I Thu Portim outh Trust 4 G uraanfu Co., JkUtu C. ItiU* David l#ee DanM, A. D. Stark bird* an d all- unknown person* claiming Iff 9 9 / Interest by* through or under the Two Stocks in Sanford S P lea se represen- A r m o u r Fertilizer Wor ks Ja c K io a v illc, flo r id a A STANDARD UNIVERSITY r O I 'lt S R S In liberal and .‘-llrnfr*; | a « ; Agriculture; Ldurallnn; tlngiAfding if bml* faf. (1*11, i.lrctrlcal, .MrchanlraD* I'rrrnrdiral (*our»c« and C«raduate Studic*; I ni* «rr»fiy l!ttrn*U*n. \7 T L .N |) tNC I!: From T»I t'loilda counties and al wtatra. D24 atudrnl*. Including rimj and ftU M m r r achoot*. IIATKII Lj the War Department one wfilir i« r h e "DLSTI.Nta IS»|i:tl < OLLLLLS * In Ihr United State*. IIXI'KNSLS LOW. N ett M*Milon begin* Septem­ ber 22nd. \\ tile for Catalog and Hook of \ |««»• A. A. MURPHREE, LL.I)., P res Gainesville, Florida O ver any R o a d — through, an y w eather ONEY expended on any kind of poor merchandise is wasted. But the poorest of all investments is in tires that won’t “ Get There”—and back again. The best kind of a tire investment is in M Kokomo Long Life White Gridiron’ Tread Tires with Gray Side Walls K The fresh white rubber treads make them "Get There" over nny kind of roads, through any kind of weather, nil seasons. They keep the road nnd won't climb. No tougher nnd more wear-resisting fabric is known. Tests have proved it. The manufacturers of Kokomo Long Life Tires have been making tires for nearly 25 years. They made the first • pneumatic automobile tires for the first "Horseless Carriage". Their 5,000 mile guarantee proves their belief in White f Rubber Treads. They make your car look , better. Try n set. Adjustments made on w n jy m m it \W llf m in i mini! Jim / i mn J hm Si ijji m .-■mw STEWART, Proprietor Sanford, Florida �SEPTEMBER 26. 1919 THE SANFORD KLICALD f o u r t h ( S E ) j ) of Section S c v r n (7). TownW. F. Hnrllcll • hlp T w e n t y one i2 !» S m ith -f Thlrt y (3 0 ) E a « t,. c o n ta in in g F iv e ( 5 ) . e r r . , more O a k f . e l d G n . , M * y 1° . 1 9 1 -7 or Im «; Alto i ll ol L e t . E ig h te en (IS) and N in e te en ( 19) of Annie E . (iril!ln'a| tubOld K e n t u c k y M [K d l v l t l o n . of Section S e v e n (7 ). T ow nthlp Paducah, M * T w e n t y o p - (21) S o u t h of K a ng- T hirty (3 0 ) E a i t , (ret I . - i n n i n g e l tho t o u lh e t - t f .e n t l c n t e n . r o r n e r of th e S o u t h * r a t o n e fo u rth ( K W 'l l . m u t o ’ s t a t o t h n t I , of t h e S o u t h r a a t one f o u r t h ( S K ' t ) ol . i t d please a l l o w rn Section Seven (7 l T o w n t h lp T w enty one . -ohi v o u r h o R c h o l e r a r e m e d y n 2 i i S o u t h , of H a ng- T h i r t y cioi K a n , r u n . itivo ft'l . i o r d e r e d B,n* ‘ he n rv \V.«< t h r e e h u n d r e d aoui fret; . season an d h a te o r t l t r t t l | | , c nc ,. N o r t h th ir te e n h u n d r e d and twenty (or one I , T in t . r a v i n . Last VOnT I t e v e n ( 1327) b t; t h r n c l.a*t t h r e e hundred more ( " r inis s o . . ) tOOO* feet; t h e n r e t o u t It T h i r t e e n hundred II il t o 1 - o r 15 m e n w h o m l B C j a n d t w e n t y i 4 v " i ( 1327) f - r t t » ( h r pclnl v f i „ w e ll m •.( t h e n , to u u W ' f c - s W y . Seed K ( • « r I ™ ............ • • I if t h e y l o s t tl SinRlO llOR f r o m r t S ? ‘. V 4 ~ J» c i i e . i . i . i : M A 1KKS, Special M a t t e r In Chancery. (Va.ce of any kind not to pay me JonM11 .» for the remedy, hut when ^ ------------------l In ( ,r »uit t ourl. S — nlh Judicial Circuit. to sell cotton e\er> man S e m in o l e County. F lorida, In r h a n r e c ) in and paid me for the m . c d i - T e l u l h . u m , Comp, a cent l o r ,1 v h, can ,.,l , .v , .r v o n e o f t h e m t o l d m e Kvelvn T e l t e l h a u m , I t r a p o n .le n l. 1a ’. , . T o E v e ly n Tcileltiaum , l l e . l d . t i r r C n k n o v n : I fiat it " :lS * h o ,CS* ** I It a p p e a r in g Iru-n a n affidavit of mm* ..... iisimI O n e m a n p a i d m e p l a l n a n t filed In th e a b o v e e n ti t le d r a u - r the’} , c r ' t h a t you a re a r - t i d - n t of it * t* te or ro u n l) for t h e s m a l l p a c k a f j e a n d OOURItl ?>>J o th e r t h a n th e Clato of F l o r i d a , t h a t your 1 , .,,,,1 a „ i , | it w a s t h e b e s t P, r , , n l l*l«ee of realdence II u n k n o w n that n o r t h m ore a tl t l • a l u I* t h r r r la no p e r .o n In t h e a ta t e .if Florida the •erv ire of a ■ u b p o m a u p o n w h o m mould bind that he had ever tried. >ou, tin* *al 1 f.’vrlyn T i i t i l b a u m , a nd that Y ours v e r y tru ly , you are over tw«ntv*one y e a r s of age. ^ T h ere fo re, this i» to r e q u ir e y o u , the «ai<l \Y . F . B a r t l e t t . Kvrlyn T i i t i l b a u m to a p p e a r t o the bill of c o m p la in t, e xhibited a g a i n s t > ou by the M e r c h a n t* G r o c e r y C o . , a b o v e n a m e d c o m p la in a n t, Ir v in g Tetgtrl* | haunt, a n d thia day nli <1 in t b r above stated Sanf'Jfil, H a . r o u r t . on M o n d a y , the I r d d a y of November, 3-4tc A. Di 1919a O t h t r w l l t till* lull of comtdaint mill lie t a k e n as by you confessed. Carelessness R e s u l t s I n F a i l u r e . .... •• it % i svlineal m y nano as t i .r k am i th e «^al o! T h u ! l> w h y Ml' SUJ F t Ctl I I . th e Circuit C o j r t , S e v e n th J u d i r i a l Circuit . I I . , Pii\vtl< kr t i r c o r d i l M ! t o * n 'l t ° r *hi' co u n ty of Sem in ole, sta te of Thorns 1o U V ' A n H o r l d a . on t h i . the 3 rd d a y of Septem ber, direct inn*. DO NOT FEED IT A. I». 1919. u 1,11 , S L O I ’l 'V . , mix Out f-.'i It . . , W ith R ro iltn l| A water t» tnnkt* a crumbly nuuts. Tl.cn c adi b'iR R»’, s it beneficial (lose. v-.,. full ilircdi'ins on package. Your . , , F. a. DOUCiLASS c l r r k Circuit C uurt. Sem in ole S o t e n d ' “o f ' f o r 3-9tc n o t ic e to I' a v i n o F'lj. Complainant, contactos .. «cil«,l nro p o a al. win i... r. r. ivc.1 by ihc . C o u n t y (.omrniasionrrs «>f t h e C o u n t y of rronyV h a c k if y o u urc» llOt s a t i s l i o t l . Seminole, S t a t e of Florida, at t h e olllce of a .’ p r »41 t h e CMifk of th e Circuit C o u r t , of th e CounM e r c h a n t s l»ro<’* r> ).» t y I»f Sem inole, at Sanford, F lorida, a t or liefore Id h. m. on the tith d a y of October, Sanford. F l u . I'M9. for 4ftp' grading, p a v in g a n d building of bridge* a n d culverts on t h e folloming ;l*tt<hlghmava anil i t f f at I lloatlm ay No. 1. Hand's Silling, approx­ im a te length 0200 ft. Itoadm ay. No. 2. Orange l lo u le v a r d . a p ­ p r oxim a te len g th 5120 ft. Itoadw ay No. 3 . C h u tu o ta Hoad, app ro x ­ im a te len g th 35000 ft. I Koadm ay No. I. Fill on (« e n rv a H a ul, i s f E ll ’S .SALE a p p r o x im a t e len g th G9 M ft. S rtlrr l< C• r--><> civ, n t h a t u m lr f anil b y X.lYtir.'!*y ai’t r,,,lm .irtur'.f • "I f - V '- b ...... .. :-i%*>JA-.<r.T,T*;uOUU'lt. ‘ 1,1 - ' , . ‘’i . . 1*1 I Itoadw ay No. ft. C am e ron \ ) r n u r and S r ^ U' ' ' ' ' .!> *Ut i . c ’-f HurlHaJ ln C h a n ' . S' » , i " n « •’»«»* a ' ' P f"* on. 0 * mini |Pr a ( n l ‘‘Si • H '. adw a) N o. 7. Iload a lo n e Wrat City V" II t l W I .an «• d . r r a t o d i . Until* of Sanford a p p r u ll m .t r b n e t h 2 lfi0 f ., I th. , . ( . ( . _ I J V V .,1 1-1 f^ m a rtv Ito ad w ay No a S a ntord A v .n ... -p* ‘V *• 1 'T * tv r r o d r o a t . I i 'i . p h nnou It. * t'r I rr s. Spcrta s n t/i* * 'M s t e r tn in prillt|n<lr Hoadm ay| rnKt|, .Nt». 9.1590Htchrntintl Avenue, apt.-..] il.- d. .n dUm im s., I. Maailer (t. ItOAl ADVERTISING , , ,... it ...1 r .M . t i l «(atr. 'lurlnr tho l r , a l keurt f •»!'. M.iml.y, Octr.brr r.|h. I!*It*. l l . i»r-.. |..mr t).< dr.t M onilty In .a iil ennlh m l . l-it.l •»!<• <l»>‘. tbo (nllowlrie pr..|>rrty ritual*-, ly ln f ami JJ’tV r tl.* ' "iniv 'I Somlnulo an<l »tato of port*!a t Th* mrst on© fourth f\VJ$) i cf th* l.x»* r* half Hj>>> of the Southwest *•-« fourth i \ V ' t i of ih© Southeast o n e 'TSsWTB.Mri^o a..... . . i * Vi u m i n i , , m 1V ' . i ' ­ ( J . n f a - O v l c i l u Itoail. .. A— “ FP/t!2lwmv N o ^ ' n * * ’ Frrnrli tv r n u ii ami ll««il*»> N". !•*• , n , ll A ' . fnlJ an C . m r t . r y , approalmatr lrnCtli 0 . 7 5 f(. Proposals mill be received upon the foliumlog types of roads: llrick. Concrete, Asphalt. IHtuminous Macadam, Surface treated M a­ ts i n u t ir c o r n r . s k v h n t i i c i h c u i t . s h m i n o i . i : c o i i n t v . f f o h i d a 0 **rstreet Turpentine C o m p a n y vi rius linr.i Mitchell, - — M itchell, her hu sb and, all parties rlaim*ng Intr est ttJer I.. J D»m i. Hdrna F'ischrr, F. W. Fischer, F\ J Dieterich Clara D rttnch. T -m Markfs, V C. Dillm an, Clara D. Wood* William Herron, deceased, Jdn Irvin*. U r r u e !. Nat I'ovntx, Trustee, N ath an C. Holden, William H. Flavin I Hrnoke, M t i ^ r d A. Durand. — — — Durand, Julia M. Hurr, Hiiid ' burr. I*. C. Hand, John A. J o h n so n , Alexander J. French, F*. O. K xrh. > II Mlryne. \ u s t l n I*. HI al r. C ath er in e lllair, Hllrabrth llaynir, de­ ceased. It) r• n s. Nshley, Kat© M. Ashlev, C. W. F’arnum, F'annle 8.t A. Feeler, Aar.1*- 'I F««br. Georg© K. C!urri**r, William I,. Saunders, John A. Greeley, F.li Stxvfly. llit.ry N. Schirp, F*. It. Ilrovn, H en ry C. Potter. Howard Potter, JcFn T C Imin. Hoy II. (Tollman, Hubert 1*. Parkard, Martha W. Parkard, Frxr. •» H. M*('bll*n, Hlirabt-th J. F**»ss, Ada F'oss Maker, May Parker White, l>1i F’<•• Fsutnaught, Martin A. Conelran, Peter Keith Ilosmrell, deceased, Mxr> I* Shipman, V**ln»y J. Shipman, It. II. S m ith , William FI. Arnold, J a n u s I'* \rr. I 1. c* *rl.« L. Arnold, Alexander It. Carver, N. J. Lewis, II. Conrad, W p (tilkirs’in, l.uey Morton Whilmore, F'rank Daniel, Charles Alexander, U»!!isn () Hmi«*>n, It. II. Lancaster, Itobcrt S. (Tummings. J. D. Jacks*»n, lb-f) C \(c*la. C. F. Halford. Thomas J. Hilliard, Sarah Harerkson. Allen (ireeb*. I»av.ti ||. Hooker, llenjam in It. P o u n d . Hubert W. Scott, Fillen C. Kiri all. Ida I Drown, Lafaye tte Green. A. M. Randolph, William F!*lgar. M. A II lilrrun. ( I. Taylor, J. O. Jelks, J. O. Jc Iks, Jr., and Jam es W. Liltey, tw xioi T n il; j: 9 * 1 **E *'l .! <)' • Mv I S \ V , or N E ' , 11. Di. i: of sv\ . i , •; M . * .\, ! of N B h “ . r u n \V 1120 f t . N 330 It. 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I16 '•I it , \ s r*. I ’1 ' r ’j.'.t 1*n '1, N ' » 01 S K '* ■"•1 N E Ij «f S W ' j . 226 *. E ’- t k , s i °* 8 E '« of S i c . , ru n W 5 c h . . , N 4 ch., «sg *, -( oa.*.* • cn* *21 *! 21 30 21 21 30 30 21 .10 21 30 »w cm. fu , n 10.34 ch.; k io.i « . ' ll s'li.s V I,,*,. . «t SW ?*'. .1 v i . " .c h*. w 10.20 chf, to b e g . ...... f of , SV) |" '» ' 1 N W I, ol SW ' i and E H of W ) , of N W ' j of 30 31 B ' i 'I sy ‘ V «Wji (f'Str r** N VV >. | 8 21 20 •W 6 !H 20 20 31 31 || 21 •»# 4o ?l ' ' ’ SCHELLE MAINES SANFOKI) FLORIDA Wilson & Hojsbolder Sanford. LAWYERS • Florida D R . S. E. CLINARD !V V .: v •; " •••'•' Physician and Surgeon Oilin’ in Yowell RiiiUliiiR Autom obile Protection " »/* ' ' l i t . 1 We Still Have Good Envelopes at 5c a I'kg. HERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY ID i*S?£ h?Y MY SPECIALTIES: • ttnming an interest unt!*-r I*. J. Omens, Helena F'lscher, F*. W. Fischer, • ara D iet-rich, T«>m Markia* V. C. Dillman. Clrra D. Wood, William Hsff i. J it I r v |n e # a t r s a t (Hli N j : P Pynts* T r u s t e#i N athan C. Holden, William lla •• I'lavir I.. llrooke# D. (i. McKay* Margaret A. D u r a n d . ------- D u ra n d , Julia H H rr, IG •! \ llurr, F*. (T. Hand, John A. Johnson, Alexander J. F’n n c h . F\ O. Itoach* J H Vib- ';», \ 4%dn L. lllair, C'atherin • lllilr , FHifaheth l l a y n b . deceased, llyron S. Ash• j, K M \»).lr*, J.»hn Hirk«, C, W. F arnum , F’annl© S. A. Peeler. Annie M. Peeler, ff I ' i.-ror. William L. Saunders, John A. Greeley, Fill S w avely, Henry N. Schirp. FI. K llr-.«r*. II* nr> C. Potter, H ow ard Potter, John T . Codman, li«>y H. Codman, Robert L I'nkird. Martha W. Pi**kard, F'rances F.. M cClellan, Fllirabeth J. F’oss, Ada F’oss Raker, Mx* I'sr'.rf White, F*os« F’au n tn a jg h t, M artin A. Condran. Peter Keith Roswell, stf****d. Alar> I» Ship.nan* Vojncv *• ^Mpnar*. R IL Sm ith, William I’. Arnold. Jam*-* F. tffi ! c *•,.*.. i Arnold, Alexan*ler It. C arver, N. J. Lewis, II. Conrad, \V. P. Gllker-* • f * Fury M« rt'»n Whilmore, F’rank Daniel, Charles Alexander, William (J. Em lson, A. C. A.drxcF-. H it I «ir»*Vf, Robert S. Cummings. J. D. Jackson, Henry (*. Nicola. ( ’ F*. Mifo'd, V.*»*n»* J llilliar*!. Sarah Larrckson, Allen Greeley, David H. Hooker, lle njam in k I It »•• •« \\ Scott, Fl’lf-n (*. Klmbail, Ada I. Ilromn. Lafayette Green, A. *t. HiaJ. Iph \\ •* Kdgar. M. A. Iloliiman. A. L. Taylor, Susan A. Crutcher, deceased, J n j. . . JrIks, Jr., ami Jam «s W. I.illey, deceased, or under any of them , or other * ... th. 1 | n g de«rrihed lands: Itancr Section Tp. ; •. f T f NW of S C S run W F0 rods, N 45 rods, F29 JO .... ,**• [ !' 1* rods, I. G| ro«ls S 30 rods to beg ... ~ 11 XCJ4 *.f *.f SF:»j 11 29 21 t ‘j ft N». *t *M l ' , of S K ' , a r d W « , of S K ' , of N \ V , 29 20 32 29 20 . M B ’, :it 29 !• - I v u i, i,i n f : .1 21 29 21 3 -stt l I BUSINESS CARDS ! JEWELER * 5; ;*,!>•' • • F. D utton. M rm U r, C o u n t y H oard vt P ublic l n t t r u c t i q n for S r m l n o l r C o u n t y , Florida. A ttest: T . W. Cam ton. S u p e r i n t e n d e n t of Public I n s t r u c ti o n a n d Ca-ofTirio S e c r e t a r y of Hoard. ;*y “ p e d a l Tl aax* School D istrict .No. I, Scm* S c m - , A. D. f b y Special i a tr i r t N o. 1. I>. 1919, for t h er c learing l e a r l n t a n d flKInr of t h e '• -o•u— —. a . vb o- n. dj .s In .t vh r-------------. . - eh.t of. -may cf. t h r (.*l e n e v i ’ llrld I l r l d t e n d I toad. in o lr C n t y.*, «Fhlorida, autn of . -rig $25,000.00 t o b u r I r t r r c f t a t t h r r a te of i A c o p y of t h r plan* a n d •pccifli e r lf t r a t l o r n can flvr a n d one half ( 5 In) m , -— ’ be ------h a d b y -appnpllil c a t lio , . . p. r r. e. r n. t . per a n n u---o n t no t h e C lerk of tbla I n t e r , t l p a y a b le t e m l a n n u a l l y , b o n d , t o tie I l o t r d , on a n d a l t e r S e p t . 2 0 th. 1910. >la(,d J a n u a r y l i t . IKlu, a n d tn m a t u r o |T h « h o a r d re|*** r* th.' r l r h t en r t l i . l a n y t h i r t y yeara a l t e r til t d a t e t h . o o f . *o • all bid*. 3*615 | I t I. f u r t h e r r e .o lv e d t h a t ttd« o rd e r b e | | l y o r d e r of t h e i! ar.l ol C o u n t y C o m puli.i,hed In th o S a n f o r d i l e r . ’d, a r.. ••* ini..loner* of S> minole C o u n t y , F lo rid a . B. A I H I U C E A S S , C lark , In r i r r u i t C o u r t , S c « r n t h r i r r u l f . Mini n u |r p»r< r p u b ii- l.,.1 w ithin *al.l Special T a t i sc h o o l i M . t n r t No. I, S.'inlnole C o u r.iy , | f o u n t ) , Florida ■ Florida, once e a c h week for four .iiee-r*lv; Ovcr«trcct T u r p r n t i n r C o m p a n y w. . I • ............................. ....... ———■ ■ >9. Done a n d o r d e re d In r«gular se ction of th e K m m a MiUSull, K. Nlaro.i Ilohirt*, <*ount> H oard <*f Public I n t l r u r t i o n for F. A. Wallace, K. M. Midden, Itoh* r r t C Mien, F D Ir D. Alien, J r n n l c Sem inole C o u n t y , Florida, thi» 2 nd d a y of \ tc ( '! a i n A nd rfa u n , J o e And<r««»n, ScntcmlM r, A. I>. 1919. ■ al of Hoard) C. F. IfarrD on, C hrm . A. M. M c C la in , llcrt'-r MrC'laln <*. A. Dal).**, M em ber llrom k. J •>,* d r o w n . K * m e (Iraliarn, F. F. D u t t o n . M r m b ’ *. lle «ter ( ir a lia in , t l r i i l e l .r a h a m , • I bortdf said deponit rovrr*. C o u n t y H oard <d Public I<.«truflion (or | . T o w n of A l t a m o n t e I m p r o v e m e n t >«♦<>♦ * « « « « » « « « » « « ♦ ♦ ♦ 4’ omj 4S>, Scrnlnole C o u n t y , F lorida. >•I.r|> ra tio n . E l i r . l . r t h T h r bonds mhall h r a p p r o v e d by th** Hooarr! ( ’. Trarey, \V. \V. Trarey, Fannie A tte s t! l i n t ’ I n c h C u r d « VVi 11 I’o I ’u t l l s h c O l l n of t <*unt> i*otd«v T. \ \ . I.am ton, .• C<*infni%»Ioncr«. ............ .. . ..»•!• •» nf t h e . S . t . I’. e|, r. ( i r o r i e E. Currier, p l a n , a n d .|i'.rtiiration< ma: »)«• w m a t t h e < William I.. Saunder*. John A. .S upe rintende nt cf Public I n s t r u c t i o n a n d i e r I hiti f l r u d l n c At 1 1n K a f r O f « 7 . 0 J i-r Y .’n r n.Tlro of th e l l r r k nft h e C ircuit C ourt .In C r e e l .') . Eli S w ave ly, lto> |l CmlFi*of!)rlo S r r r e t a r y of Hoard* Pajiror.l. at (he oiDr,. „( W illia m , and Col* m a n . I t .. to r t E. I'acV ard, E. J. liar3 «ite II. r a t Sanford or at t h e nfllre ol C . It. Itain* ra II. C h a r le s . 1,. \rnold. Philip ■ In O r lin d u , Florida. ! S t e r n . J a y C. Allen. C h a r i. . If. It»-«olutlun Counl) Hoard of I'uiilir ln«trurThe County Commi»*iorers reserve the Klein*-. Harrv C. K lr in r , St> p h r n <». lion. Srm lnolr Count). I btrlda. Dt-rrrntin r i g h t to r i j t r t any ami all bids. I. ei«*ding, W illiam I,up*'. Jam ** \V. Ing What Imotaol *»r Honda la Nrrraaarj I A. llltr M L F .Y . Me Hi M oney, J. J. M o t t , l.esllr for .Sprrial lax School lllwlrlrt No. I. C h a ir m a n Hoard C o u n t y Cjm ini*«ln nrra T h r a s h e r . A. M. T h r a s h e r , Ada I. I. /t IF Y K I t Srmlnolr Count)*, florid.* Ihr Hair of A ttest: llrom it, C h a r le s If. I l r o u n . I). \V. Inirrrtl to h© I'ald I h« rron and th© lirn© K* A. Do igliss, \ t . u r r i * . J. IF M c C a n g h c ) , Cooper OFFICE IN TIIK COttllT IIOEHE When I'rinrlpal and lntrrr«| Shall hr Du© bC lerk of the t 'ir r u i t C o u r t. l ir o c e r ) C o m p a n y , a c o rp o ra tio n . and l'a)atdr W illiam s anil Collit r. Knginrers, J. II M r N a t f , M. A. Iloliim an, Sanfor«l, Florida. Whrrra*: On th© 5th day of Auguit. I T h o m s W. M o ra n . J. I*. Mlxell, G. H Harnsey, Hnginrer, A. D. 1919, a petition ma« pfi-arntnl to th©| Ntlaniir a n d (iulf (inuA*ry C o m ­ <trlando, I lorida. County Hoard of Tuhlic Instruction for S e m ­ p a n y , a c o r p o r a t io n , (*ornmercial 3 -r.tc inole County, Florida, *lgnrd by morv t h in C r e d it < o m p a n y , a c o r p o ra t io n , tminty-Gv© i»©r ernt of thr duly <)ualifl«-d THOMAS E M M E T WILSON r t al. rlrctor* r««l«lini; within Sprrial Tax School T o th e d e f e n d a n t* . Hrnm a M itchell, H. In Circuit Court of the S e v e n th Ju d lria • E. FFIKiCSON l l o t ' s i l w l . l / r l l DGtrlit No. 1, Srmlnolr C ounty. F’lnrida, Circuit of I I »rh|a, S e m in o le C ount). ,n Mason H o h e i ts , F. A. W ullact, H. M. 11<•!- asking that an election h© called and hrld to d e n . a Hubert C. Allen, KDi© D. Allen, Je n n i e Chancer). M cClain \ n d r r s o t i , J o e A nde rson, A. M. determine th© f)ur«tlon a* to whether or not J. K, I.aing, joined by J. K, l.alng, her hut- M cC lain, ll« s tc r M c f 'la ln Hrom n, J o e l l r n s n , bond* In th© *um of $25,000.00 should b© b a n d . Com pU inants. Kming C r a h a m . H e ste r C raharn, llessie issued by Special Tax School District No. 1, 0 v*. f j r a h a m . T o w n of A l t a m o n t e I m p r o v e m e n t Srmlnolr County, Florida, for th© purposo of j Wrn. ( 5. Andrnrled, It. II. H a m te y , f»eo. II. C o m p a n y , a «-»»r jm ra tio n , H l i t a l u l n (!. T fa- acquiring, btillulnf, enlarging* furnishing or I t*t hrr wise improving school buiMfr.jjM o r t o n , imliviilually atol as trustee, C a l ­ c v y , w . w . T 1 c i y , K nnnb s \. l* vin A. l'oage, Anna C. Woudliridge. in»li- (seorge K. C*urti*r. W illises ! . fww.c! i>. •rF 1 aiMurtd* anu lor th© exclusive us** of! tht public fr......... h»»ol# within Special T ax v id u a llv ami as trustee, Albert (J. Haves, I "hr* A. s i n r i Kli Smravely. Hoy II Ced a n d Itichle WobU»»Mji, - t ,,; a i; u n a n o w n m a n , Hubert 1* I 'l e k x r d , H J. H arr. 11. School District No. I, thr proceed* of th© • aid bond issue amounting to $25,000.(10 t •• persons claiming any l i t e r st liy, th r o u g h Chari* * I. \r Id, P h ilip St* f l» t or u n d e r a n y td the a b o v e n a m e d d e f e n d ­ Allen, ( 'b a r b * If K b l n e . H a rry C. Klein**. be used for the purpose* set forth In Ihr *aid ant*. either as heir*, devis*«*«, grantees, S t e p h e n (i. I.iiai-ning, William I.Upe. J a r m s petition arid to lie expend* d and disbursed lrgate* s ,»r otherwise, ami a!l unknom n p e r ­ W. MeHlhlr n c y , J J. M .tt. i I nm a h e r , in a manner following, to-writ: sons claim ing interest by th r o u g h or un d e r I I T w elve Thousand Dollar* to hr u«©d T h r a s h e r , \ d i I. Hromn. C h a rle s II Jessie C. M u r p h r y and J. H ichm ond M o r p h llrom*.. i > W. Currie* J. It* M c O a u g h i . in funding ami paying oil present ©sitting p h e y , her husband, now deceased, as ht Irs C o o p e r G r o c e r y C o m p a n y * a c orpora tion, indebtedness of tn© said Special 'lax School devUesMi, It gaters or o therw ise and all J. If. M r N 'a t t , M. A. Iloliim a n. T h o m a s \V. District, incurred for th© • xcluslv© us© cf o th e r u n knom n persons rlaitniiig a n y i n t r r - M o r a n , J. I*. M iirll, A tla n tic and Gulf jutdl d e© ifl.ooi* **f said Special lu x School ist in a n d to said prope rty involved in *aitl G r o c e r y C o m p a n y , a c o rp o ra tio n , C u m m r r - dl*tr • Ilour-*: 10 to II A. M. * .1 | j I |>. M. suit. D efendants. 8. I'w©nty-fr. » H«indr*d Dollar* to be rial C re d it C o m p a n y , a c o rp o ra tio n , et al: «rd in enlarging and furnishing the Sanford O rder of Conetrurtiv© Service. It is h e r e b y o rd e re d t h a t you do a p p e a r T o t h e Defencants, Wrn. (i. Andrnrled, In this court t o th© bill her* in Died, on the Colored High School. 3. T w c n t y - l v c llundrr*! Dollar* to ItsH If. H am sey, tiro . II. M orton, individually* 13t h d a \ of O c to b e r , \ . D. 1919. It is f u r ­ anti as tru stee . Calvin A. l'oage, Albert <*. t h e r ordered t h a t th is orde r be p u b lis h n l r*rd in enlarging and furnishing thr Midway one© a meek for four c o n se c u tiv e mieks in Colored School. Haves a m i Itirhie Woudliridge: I Twentv-fivr Hundred Dollars to hr e w s p a p e r published It a p p e a r in g from the sw orn bill of corn- Jhe Sa n fo rd H e rald , a nnemsp used In building and furnishing a W. «t Side ; FlltK and THEFT anti CO* »*V/S*,*: *V/* plaint h r r r l n lilr.l th at >..ur p latv of rr.l* In hrminoU. rounty._ U m i .l a . _ (Tolori I School, known as tnr (Iold*boro I Furuncc issued by the FI.OKIIIA STATE W i t m s s my h n n d ami seal of t h r Circuit tlene© is u n k n o w n , and t h a t you are over Airro.M omu: a sso c ia t io n is the C o u r t tins 3 rd d a y of S e p t e m b e r . A D. 1919. the ag«* of 21 year*: 5. i **©m>-uvr Hundred Dollars to be K. A. D o l ' d , A S S It i* theerfor** o* • # ‘ * ** and • ach used f«»r enlarging and improving the Sanford anfesi and cheapest in the world. Write Cl* rk C ircu it C o u r t , Se m inole Co., F la. ©f y o u do api*%«; inibn** ou r Said Circuit High School by furnishing a Manual \rt«, a for information to headqunrlerri Orlando. Court, at th© Court Rouse in Sanford, Fla. M assey ,v War lorn-. Commercial and a Domestic Science D r - * ARontH wanted in every town in Florida. Solicitors for i'om p'ainant. on tli© Gth day of October A. D. 1919, then purtments therein. 3-Me and th r© to m a l e anim«r to the bill of com ­ f , One Thousand D.dlar* to I••• use*! for j plaint herein tiled against y o j . ■ ■ ■ ■ — j improving school boil *•«-. :,r,d ,«!>uui t It is further ordered that thfs notice be In Circuit Court, Se ve n th Cirri *1 i©mInrdr g.)i«a*tOs oi m e Saaf«»r*l High, th© Sanford j published for eight consecOiiv© Wf.’ks in th . Counts t t**ri*f^ Grammar acid the Sanford Frtmary Schools. . Sanfonl Herald, a n©*«;»*;’rr pu!»M#l*rd in l lv e istr re t Turpentine (Company 7. T w o Thousand Dollar* (•» $»•• used for I the purchase *d furniture ami inci*lcntals f«*r j Seininoid Co. Fla. . »l* all school* within the said Special Tax School i Wltnr*. my h.n.l . m l .ra l ul » l . l Circuit ' {•.">*"« n w r i . , h « ‘ V* District, and Court t h i . th 7th .lay ul Au^u.t I S O . \ \ F n . - ...iV h r L Whereas: It is th© sen#© of this Hoard j I.ral) E. A. ItOlMlI.ASS J. Ih. t. r l . h , t lara Dlctcfleh. Tom that It would l»© to the best Interest of S p i f - : Clerk s»f (Circuit Court SeminoU (To. F*la. Ifctkls, i t al. ial Tax School Dislrict No. I, Seminole | FT. F’. Ilouiholdcr, t To thr defendants L. J. Owens, Helena Solicitor. 65-9tc. . F’ischrr. F*. W, F’iacher, F*. J. Dlrterlch, Clara County, Florida, to l«*u© bond* In the *urr. 1 ^ — Dlrterlch. Tom Markis, V. ( \ Dillman, Shi- of $25,000.00, the pr«»cee«|s thereof t*» he | used and expended in th© manner an*l for the ney J. Hobbs, Clara D. Wood, — ------ Wood, Nollre of Special lloml Flection for Special |lt.r husband, D. G. M cK ay, John Hick*. Nat purposes and olij«-cts a« are hereinabove set Tax Sc h ool DUtrlct No. I, Sem inole poyntx. Trustee, William II. Ilaye*, Flavin forth ami a* i* stated in »ald petition. Therefore, lie It Itesolved, That it I* th© County, Florida L. Hrooks, N. (T. Holden, Margaret A. Durruination of this C ounty Hoard of I'uhW hrrra.: A prlltli.n h *. I.rcn p r c t r n U l | rand. - liu ran d. hrr hu .b and . Juhn A. d»*t* Odlce Supply Hept. lie for Seminole County. Florida,* I*, (hr C o u n t y l l o . n l of 1‘ulilir In.trurtlon Jnhn..»n. I»avl.| A. llurr, Julia M. Mur.. thatInstruction tho amount «•( b o n d s require*! for tbr Phone I IH Sanford. Florida (or Srm lnolr m u n t y , KlorliU, . I r n n l liy mot.- I"a,,i l A tuatrr, E. I>. A t » a t . r , r . * ■ and object* *«*t forth in said peti­ than t « r n t y * f i v r p.-r o n t ol t h - duly .(U.ll* Al-«an.!rr J. r.-nrh. MalUr J. rrrnrh, r. purpose* tion I* the sum of $25,000 00; that said flrd rlrrlnra rr.ld ln f »ltl.ln S|» rial Ta* , <1 Eoach. h. II. All.-ynr, Au.tin lllair, hath* bonds aball bear inter* *t at the rat© of (&1-r$ School IH .trlct No. 1, Srm lnolr county, © i n - lllair. Mary E. llayn ir. E d - j. ( . five and on© half per rent per annum: the Florida. a . U n c and prtitio nln f thr County llayn ir , C o r i n th E yan. I 'JT-S*1interest on said bonds to be payable temlHoard »if I'uldlc fr .tr u c tlo n for Srmlnolr llyron S. A .h lr y, K4tr M. A .h lr y . r annlr . . annuallvsaid bond* to be lated January County, Florida, to call anil order an *lrc* I A. I'-’ Irr. I c . l - r , h.r huahaml. An* 1st. 1920. and to matur© t i d i ly year* after lion to l.r heldwithin .aid Sp .cial Ta* nir M. 1‘e .lrr. -------— I’rrlrr. her huihand. th© date thercoft and School D U trlct, No. I, Srminofr County. . Henry A. Schirp. E. It. 11© It Further Resolved: That a ipcclaj Florida, t o drtrrmlnr whether or not thrrr Hrown. h. r h u . h . n d , llrnry • . I otter, llowih .ll t»- l»«u--l liy tn- .aid Special Ta* ard I “ tier, Martha \ \ . I ackard, t ' lection b© held In *ai«l Special Tax School District No. | , Seminole C ounty, Florida, in School DU trici No. I. Iiond. In t h - .urn ot j I’ackard. her h u . h . n d . f*»n-<L« McEIrl- | I accordance with Chapter G542. Law* of - —— M cClellan, -.h - r- hv u- -a,b- a- n- d-,-. Ell*iI ;i , u uoo.oo, u .u i i, t h r p r n r .r d * of auch hond*. If ■■ i| Ian — ---------------., 2 i.o It.u r d , t o h r u r e d for t h r p u r p o . r ol aciiuir* | ah. tli Foaa. — r i « , h r r h u a b a n d . May Florid, Act* of 1913, to determine whether Inr, h u i ld in p , c n ia r a ln s . (urni.hlnK or other* , J’a r k . r W h ite, “ h i tr , he r hu a b an d , or not there shall be issued by said Special Tax School District No. I, Seminole County, I'lLKAltD'S IIAND-I’AINTFI) CHINA wit,. I m p r o v i n g .chool building* a n d achool i I d a t o . * c a u * n a u g li t , ^ • r aun*nauglit, ground* a n d for th e r j c l u . l v r u»e ol J h e h r r h u a b a n d , M a r t in ( - n d r a n , Annie t a r l n a . bonds, as ar© provided for in this resolution, and GOIUIAM'S STERLING SILVER Hr It Further Resolved: That this resolu­ tion he published in the Sanford Merabi, a ROGERS' PLATED Wa KL* newspaper published in Seminole C ounty, F’lorida. within said Special l a x School Dis­ ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCH18 trict oner a week for four successive week* In f u n d in g a n d p a j l n g off p r r a r n i 7 ru*te*« td Die r . t a t e of Jos ep h It. T . n t u m , This resolution adopted in regular session Indrhtedne** of t h e *ald Special T a * School ■It c a s e d , W. I*. (H ik e r.o n , l.u e y M orton DUtrlct, I n c u r r e d for the r i c l u * l v e u*e ol W hilm ore, ----------W hilm ore, he r h u . h . n d , of the C ounty Hoard of I'uhlir Instruction utilic H e r .ch o o l* of aald Special T a * School C h a rle s Ah-vantltr, W illiam If. E m l .o n , It. II. for Seminole County, Florida, the 2nd da> of September, A. D. 1919. V)“ Irlct. I.a n r a a te r , Holier! S. C u m m i n g s , F ra n k C. F. H A R R IS O N , Chairman, 2. T w e n t y - l i v e H u n d re d Dollar* t o be Daniel, Tere*a W. Adam*. J . It. J a c k m n , C. A. DALLAS. Member. uted in e n la r g in g and lurnU hing t h e Sanford H e n ry C. Nicola, T h n m a * J. I t d h a r d , Sara F. F. D U T T O N , Member. Colored H ig h School. Eart ckaun. — —— E art-ckton, her hu*l»antl, C ounty Hoard of I'uhlit instruction 3. T w e n t y - l i v e H u n d re d D o lla r , lo t>e A lh n (Jreeley, D a v i d II. I lo o k r r , C. F. Hal* for Seminole Cou nty, Florida. u .e d in e n la r g in g a n d lurnU hing t h e Midway lord, l ie n j a m l n It. F o u n d . Allen Mat-Dun* Attest: Colored S c hool. ell, ltt.lt* r t W. S c o t t, E l e n C Kimball, T. W. Law tnr., I. T w e n t y - l i v e H u n d re d Dollar* to he I’rarllrc confined to the licntmcnl K im h a ! he r hualtaml, l.a la )rtte Superintendent of I'uhlir Instruction u.ed In b u i l d i n g a n d lurnU hing a W r i t Side C .r .tn , A. M H a ndttlph, William E d g ar anti of the eye and F!x-Offirin Secretary to Hoard, Colored S c h o o l, know n a . t h e ( iohU horo A. E. T a y l o r : i Seal of lizard.) Eyes rtnmlnetl liy n reitular reuNSchool. If a p p e a r in g f r o m (he . w o r n hill died 3-Gtc S. T w e n t y - d v r H u n d re d D o l l a r , t o lie Ct*red physician u*ed for e n la r g in g a n d i m p ro v in g t h e S a n ­ h t r . i n t u a t yo u r p l a r e ul re-d.lrnce I. u n ­ .so riri: (Basses fillet), hroken lenes du­ ford High School tiy lu rn U h in g a M a nua l, know n a n d t h a t you a re over t h e age o( Notlr© is hrrrliy given that th© I I r « l »•! Art*, a ('ommeTci'al anil" a Dttme*rie Science tw e n ty - o n e year*. It I* ht rrlty u i d e r e d (h a t plicated D e p a r t m e n t th e r e in . , you -I" a p p e a r In til l , c o u r t t o t h e Id.l herein C’ounty Gtirnmlsslontf* in ami f*»r Srmlnolr (!. O n. T h n u a a n d D ollar, to lie used f o r 1 HI.d tin t h e 2 9 t h d a y of O c to b e r , A. D. ('«iunty, F’lorida. will r*r*iv© l»i*l* at th© ol28 W. Church SI. • Orlando, Fla. Improving school b u ilding. anti .chool 1919. . . . . . . . . . . . . . fir© of th© ( ’1* rk of said Hoard at th© Gourt ground* of t h e S anford High, t h e Sa n fo rd D I* f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i . o rd e r he House in Sanford. Fla., on or livforr D* G ram m ar a m i t h r San(or*l P r i m a r y School*. I putlH h**l * m© u ^ e r k h r «*l<ht c o n t r c u t l v r o'rlork a. m. on th© Gth day of Ortohrr. 7. Two T h o u ia n * ! Dollar* to b© u*r«I for m*«-k* in thi* S i n f o n l II* r a b l # u tirm spapvr the p u rc h a * - of f u r n i tu r e amt I n c h le n ta l . lor pu b lis h ed in Se m inole r o u n t v . . all .chool. w i t h i n . a i d Special T a * School 1 t t i l n r * . my h a n d a n d . . a of t h e . a i d d r D l.tllcl, a n d * cult c o u r t th is S e p t e m b e r 3 rd. A. I». 1919. .... «. . ■* i « *t i il ■ . F-* A. IMMHiLAMi, \V her* a*i T h e C ounty Hoard »l I’uhlk- In , k ( *ifcutl Cliurl Seminole C ... Fla. • tructinn for S r m l n o l r C o u n ty , F lo rid a, h a * 1 M a u r y k Wallow, rai*iully r * a m in r > l *.lil p - t it i n n anil h a . a** Sold (tor* lor ('o m p la in a n t r r r l a i n n l t h a t m ure t h a n t a . n t y - f t v - in-r 3-9tr e rn t »( tli« duly ijualiflri! rlrvtnr* rr.iiiln c within .will S p - c i a l Ta* Schnnl D i . l r i r t No. I, S - m l n - 1- C o u n t y , Florida, h a v o * l , n r d N O T IC E O F C IIA U rK It ELECTIO N • aida |i .t i t i o n , aanu nd |i»!lilon, | f( pu r.uan cr to t h - prnvlalnna of Srrtior Srrtlon Whrrra.: T h - county Hoard of I’utdir In* -o,*., r h a p t - r 8301, l .a w . of Florida, A ri. o f *t ruction lor S - m l no!- County, H - r i d a , ha*, i.................. *. | *.; *aid. (.‘haritrr lirinit "An art to aholl*) dish ....... ................. _..aji drtrrnilnrd b y resolution this day * adontrd t hr I’rr.rrtt hfunlripal (iovrrnnu nt ol thr that bond* In t h - rum of 125,000.00 will b- Cu\ of Sanford, C o u n t y of S-rninnl-, Statr r-ouirrd for t h - purpoara u-t forth in *aid ,,| Florida, and to Oryanto-, Incorporate and prtitlnn and which ar- enumerated h-rein* I E .to b li.h » C ity (io v rr n m nt fo* the «amr: above, .aid bond* to bear Inter* *t at the ! ut)l| I’r - .r r l b - t h - Jurl.d lrtlon, I’ower* rat- of five and one*hall 5 ' j p-r - . n i l per ‘ un,| Function* of maid Municipality'* notirTHE U N I V E R S A L CAR c -n l per a n n u m . Inter-*! pavatib- »-rnl* I ,, h , l r |,y - I v i n that an •l -.tlnn Will b - brlil annually, b o n d , to b - dated January lat, | i„ ( |lr <i t >- of S a n f-rd S-m lnole cotfnty, 1920. and t h - principal ol *ald bund* to tie- , Florida, on T u ia d a y . October 7th, 1919, for com - du- and pay-aide thirty y-ara alter the th- purpoa- ol a ub m lttlne to t h - p - o p l- t h Tlic Fort! Coupe, with electric self startin g date thereof. |i|Ui*tion ‘'Shall Ih - C ity ol Sanford adopt Now. therefor-. In pur.uan— of C h aplet | th- C om m U alon -M an arer I’lan Charter?" and lighting system , has a l>ig, broad scat deeply 6M 2 , |.aw* ol Florida, Art* ol 1913. aru\ In and lor t h - purpnae of .Irrtlng thr— cum pur.uan— of a r-aulutinn of rhia Hoard, thi* n l - i o n r r . providing a-rrh -hart-r a adopted upholstered* Sliding plate glass windows so th a t day adopted, notic e la herrhy given that on ] 31 aald ilectlonthe breeze can sweep right through the open t h - I Ith d a y of Oettilirr. A. D. I 9 | 9, an ' r h - polllne plaea will be at t h - C i t y Hall, eleetlun will lie held anil t h e *arn- I* h e r e b y ' {„ |h , pro a p p a r u t u a rim m , a itu a te d on the car. O r in case o f a storm , the Coupe becomes a iin lr r r d to be h e ld In aald Speiial T av School ,.,!i aid- of I 'k l m - t t o a v e n u e b e t w i i n I ir*t DUtrlct No. I. S - m l n o l - C o u n t y , F lo r id a , t o ! a n -l S econd a tre eta In t h e city city of S a l f o r d . closed car, snug, rain-proof and dust-proof. H as determine wheth er or not there *hall lie oil* open at B o'rlork a. m. T u r id a y , Octo­ U.'ird hy the . a i d Special Taa Srhool III*- ber 7th, 1919, and will d i n e at aundnwn thr all the Ford economies in operation and m ain­ trlct No. I, S - m l n o l - County, Florida, bond* •arm- day. in the turn ut 125,000.00 to hear Intereat at Thi* notice riven liy ' r d i r of tho city tenance. A car th a t lasts and serves satisfac­ the rale of live and one-half ( S ' , Per rent) rounril. Scptirnlor l*t. 1919. prr rent per a n n u m lntere*t payable iem l(teal) F- I’. H im ., torily as long as it lasts. D em ountable rim s annually: lionda to lie dated January lat, 2 -Btr C ity Clerk. 1920, the principal nf aald bond* to tier.-me with 3 ^ -in c h tires al! around. For the doctor dur and payable thirty yeara after the date thereof, aa U provided for in that rrrtaln Oriler to Hold an Election In Speelal Taa and travelling salesman it is the ideal car. r-aulutinn thla d a y adopted liy thi* C o u n ty ! School DUtrlct No. I. Scm lr.jlt l u u n t r , Hoard ol Public In .tr u r tlon , for Hrminol- ] Florid. County, Florida. In which election nnl> Whereat: A petition ha* been p r u e n t e d to lho«r duly nuallffed elector, who are tre- ‘he C ou nty Hoard of I'uldlc I n .t r o - li o n for holder*, redding within the aald Special Ta* icmlnole c o u n t y , Florida, on \ogu *t 5th. ('. I\ WILLIAM > UPWARD HIGGINS School Diatrirt N o . I. Srmlnolr C ou n ty. 1919, algnrd by more than tw r n tv .ltv e Prr ---- ‘ to ‘ vote. ' rnt of the du ly itualitbd elector*, r c l d l n g D ealer Florida, ahall be e n titled Salesman ilthln Special Vat School Diatrirt N o. I, | The aald ele ction t o ordered to be hrld lnolr c o u n t y , Florida, aiklng and p e t i ­ ahall he held at thr aev.ral polling plarra S.m tioning that an election be hild within aald | within aald Sprrial Taa Srhool Diatrirt No. .Spedal School Diatrirt to d.-lrrmlne the I. Seminole C o u n t y , Florida, where the laat ■luratlonTa* at to whether or not bonda In Ihr en.ral election waa hrld, throughout Jald Yiatrlct, to-wit: At Precinct N", I. and at • um ol 125,000.00 ahall be laaurd by aald 1 Special Tax Srhool Diatrirt No. I, to he ’ HENRY M c L \ U L I N F J lb*’*n • »? * ’ l -•E ..I S» , \\\ c a d a m . W ater hound M a c a d a m and Shell. I ropotaU for r i c h highw ay or i t r r r t shall h r p m r n t t d tn a srnarat© t r a l t d rr.v«lnp© i ntlor«« t| on the ouDld© with th* nam© of t h r roa.* or *irt« t. am i It* n u m b e r for which t h r proposal i« mitlo in«l t h r nam© of t h r liMinrr t»r l-M ilm . • -• f h , pfopcnil shall h r accom panied liv a r t r t i n r c l check, issued u p o n a S t i t r or N«* and m i t l r p a y a h l r to t h r o r d e r of t h r Clrrk of t h r C irc u it Court of t h r ' mi lily of Sr mi nolr In t h r aum of fiv© p©f *<*?( <»f t h r a m ount t.f t h e hid. i h r "urct-fiful hitltli r will h r r©<|uir<-d t o y.lvr hontl r«)ual to fifty pa r ernt of th*» a m o u n t of M* or thsli imi, *urh hontl t o h r r i r r i U t t| liy a S u r e ty C o m p a n y 1ir©n«*<l t o lit , In t h r S t a t e of Horidx. an I th e h ltlilrr • hall produr© a critiflcat© from th© l r* n u n r of th«* S t a te of Florida show ing t h r a m o u n t « f 11»•• tltpoaSl a n d thi r l a t i ol 1 A C t I 11.VI.S 31 21 1 ■* i ' N ' V i . ' . ’ r^-ViA4 , n '1 N W ! i ».f S W ) , of S W , ' ___ 15 29 21 • Y*u tra k '< "I N K ‘, _______ . || ' hr> n t h*. V ' v ; lo -PPear to th .-b lll of com plain t herein Olid on t h . tot day * " »*.k* laVfc ‘', d *r»'i t h a t t b l . nolle® be p u b l li b r d o n c e each w . r k for t w . l v . coniccuH,,Xiia(„ h - n ' ord l l . r a l d , a n r w . p a p r r p u b l i . h r d In t h . . a i d S . m ln o U c o u n ty . u ‘* ‘ ond t h . *>.| o . a i d circuit c o u r t t h i . 3rd d a y ol S e p tem b e r, A. D. E. A. U .,|„ w ** * DO UG LASS, ‘ ,i,, Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County ' r**ur Complainant. 3 IStc DR. E. S. HOFFMAN OCULIST AND OPTICIAN he held itaiimiit* •V H ill «i - KS 2In %c o 2m pl X Wo r 5o v..” l i a ni c2e h« w | ah“ r'i!Sfcn I h a p i r r _ B u t . . .2. 3. .'7 . .«. Xf l l r „K, . 5 h iS o ,* X .’S . t hV - r -S w l .S - .I m ln v Law* oi of Florida. a n d «n© «h«..n * | v t **tT-r«.*- t ^ p r o v i n r l.aw* ri«»rb i s , *A ,\ rrits. .of m . i. 913. j i .i , umi in| IH„. - S .1 round* and for . . . e c t o r . and r l e r k . of th e . e v e , . I polling The nubile achool. irlualva p la c e , . h . l l m a k e p r o m p t re tu rn t o t h e . . . . aald S| r • T a i Scfiool D DD ittrii trlrl N o . I C o u n t y Hoard of P u b l i c I n a tr u c tln n for 8 «n>* ‘'n ^ i d a ol. Cou inole County. F l o r i d a ; Im m e diately I h e m ln o l. C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . •aili rlrclfori 'and Ih© tabulation uf thr vot© ' Th©r©forr, b© it l U i n l v f d : That an ©leepolled, and the C o u n t y Hoard of Public I n ­ tlon be anil the t a m e la hereby ordered to .trurtlon (or S e m in o le County, Florida, will Be held In . a i d Special T aa Srnoul D l.trlct lie In (ration at !<> o'rlork a. n.. the Ifith No. I. S e m in ole C o u n ty . Florida, on thr 14th day of O c t o b .r ,. A. IE 1919, to deter* day of October, 1919, to receive t h . return* I4th of *ald election an d t o determine and certify 1 mine whether or not there .h all be l.eued the re.ult thereof. _____ Thr fallowing n a m e d are hereby appointed j and dtalgriated a* cl.rka and In.pertor* to hold and conduct aald election at the .everal ] poll, or prerlnet. nam ed: Precinct No. I (P olling Place, Coco-Cola* flnltling Plant); Edw ard lliggint, II. C. : Maawril, E. IE llruw nlee, In.pertor*, and I Tim Keane, Clerk. I Pivvaurt No. 3 ( P o llin g Plare, Fire Station, Palm etto AvenueD 41. IE S tem trom . David JACTOIVIUE'FIA Sp —r, A. It. Chnpnrtl. I n e p e r t o r ., a n d HOTEL Walter M. Ilaynr.. Clrrk. All of which I* d o n e and ortbred by the Cou nty Hoard of P ublic Inttrurtlon for 1 Seminole County, Florida, In regular t e u i o n a.aem bled, the 2nd d a y rf September, A. I). 1919. C. F. Ilarrl.on, Chrm. (Seal of Hoard) C . A. Dallaa, Member. EurrffinDkaCofhpk’fe Screened oulnis roorw-St?amUcki>pd•*1.*?up•Csio*\ ccrwdKACofwwieat lotfwythmj-ln Kh/I of Cily • Send for B<»Vlet ••• I \\ ** a* V. a a AUK YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W. J . TH IG PEN & COMPANY AGENTS -w General Fire . in su ran ce OFI1CS CC OFLia IIANK BUILDING dlMDlt U jniT M , POOP'S S i n fo r d , to r id , . * _ ■w ' d �PAGE TWEI.VE J THE SANFORD HERALD / SEPTEMBER 26, 13|9 YES, “ A Feed For Every N eed.” rcy Builds LARGE Prim ps EASY TO FEED Groceries, - IJlnck Strap Mollnscs in bulk, - Lime.in barrels, - Blue Stone, - Sprays, - Hardwood Ashes, - Armours Fertilizers. See us for Carload Crate Material. Agent Tor Dayton Airless Tires, thats what you need. We have it, can ret it, or it is'nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere CATES CRATE COMPANY, condition; that is. they are unable to ford for short talks and alt of them gain. Also two chicken coops, one furnish the hooks at the present time responded, pledging thrir support at piano box and good rain water bar­ 6-ltp Therefore, any and all statements Osteer. Ferry, better roads to New rels. 703 Palmetto Ave. having heen made by any one in au­ Smyrna and to boost for Coronado For Sab— Three quarter Bed, thority relative to the prooscution Reach. A most pleasant hour was white enamel, mattress and springs, of any teachers or schools using such spent at the banquet and when the ' II new, $ 1G.00 (Sixteen Dollars). h hooks as they now have on hand Un­ guests arose they knew that they Address "Stranger,” Herald Office. Considerable confusion and appar­ til the proper books can ix be supplied,1had been somewhere to feast The 6-itc ent distress is resulting from the in­ may he disregarded. Boy Scouts Band furnished music ability of book agents to secure "Just as soon as these hook con- f°r Hie occasion, For Sale —My 5 acre farm in Reck school books for the many schools of ccrns can furnish the elementary i After a time of sightseeing and Hammock, .‘I acres cleared nnu tiled. the state. This is by no means n hooks which have heen ndopted, the shaking hands with many old friends Good well. Bargain. F. M. Lough, local situation, nor is it merely a superintendent of education and the | and new ones the Sanford delegation | 112 S. Brevard Ave., Tampa, Fla. county or rtate situation. This con­ governor will get o ut he usual pulled for home thoroughly imbued 6*4tp dition exists all .over the state of proclamation, and not until this time with the idea thut Smyrna people Florida and in many other states of as we have no basis on which to are the best on earth and certainly \ For Sale—Tw » singing canary birds. Mrs. George McDougal, Cclthe union, and is due to the fact issue said proclamation nt the pres­ know how to entertain. fi-ltc that many states have hook adop­ ent time. cry Ave. Those attending from Sanford tions during the past summer, thus "Yours very truly, were Hon. Forrest Lake and daugh- j For Sale—Speed launch 55 ft. G ft. imposing upon book companies the "Sidney J. Catts, ter. Maude, and Mr. and Mrs. U. J. ' beam, I cylinder, .‘10 II. I', motor. impossilde task of producing new "Governor." Molly nod daughter, Mildred and j $400.00. Friends, Geneva, books for thourar.ri-. of srhcoii, Fred Williams. "Florida School Rook Depository, - G-3lp Fla. within a few months time. Their Union Terminal Building., Jack­ task is made harder than ever by the For Sale—Screen windows uud sonville, Fin. Announce Wedding labor condition of tlu> country, as doors and blinds. K. R. Murrell/ at Septembi r 10. 191!) The following announcement of well as liy short age of material and Hotel Montezuma. 6-2tp the approaching wedding has been unsatisfactory transportation facil­ "Supt. \V. N. Sheatfc, Tallahassee, Fla. received by many friends of the con­ For Sale—Bicycle, almost new ities. tracting parties in Florida: Ba.guiin. Mrs. E. S Johnson, R F. “ Dear Mr. Sheuts—We wislt to as­ I)r. Mobley, the local agent for 6-1 tp Box 208. D. A. Mrs. Joseph Newton Whitner re­ school books has been exerting con- i sure you that the publishers, as well as ourselves, ure doing everything quests the honor of your presence sistent ellorts in an nlnust futile at­ physically possible to supply Florida at the marriage of her daughter. An­ ForSnle-Lnrge Bay Mure, sound and tempt to have books ready for the I gentle not afraid of autos or trains, will opening of the city schools, but has ! with the new elementary adoption. nie Caldwell to Mr. Joseph Carson work anywhere. Also wagon, surrey met with very distournging results. I Practically every agent has been sup­ IhitcliiMjo^..Jr . on Tuesday, the :• iw>*. v. ■•xtr', •f.'ultr. Trade i*—•'L... <1 ia \ 1 Seventh o| Oct oner nt high noon, Iu «’ •«* .?c.rr;r,K- ;i fair­ plied with *.!. for Ford truck. V. Schntelz, Route First Presbyterian church, Sanford. A (Sylvan Lake). ly good supply of high school hooks, a few of the elementary books. G-ltc According to report received from Plorida. and a few of the grammar grade and ~ For Sulr —Ten RulT Leghorn hens, primary books, but only a very th. various publishers, every bindery i Rook on New Smyrnn full bland, n»>d five crcj.% breed, SI.GO •mall pcrtrnlagp of his orders From and printing press east of (lie MisMiss Cnrita Doffgelt of Jackson-1 each. Also some frying size White an order of 2170 books only a paltry sissippi river is working on t his 450 have been received. The Dot-i adoption. furthermore they tire villi* has just finished a hook on j Wyandotte cockerels, 50c a pound. tor boweres is tnukeing life miserable working day and night shifts, and Florida history paying special atten- j W. R. Italian!, Altamonte Springs, G-ltc for the school depository, and will you cun readily see that thi publish- tion to the early history of New i Fla. continue to do so until tin children j ers are exerting every effort to have Smyrna. The book will be issued For Sale —Ford Speedster for snle. of Seminole county have all tlx I the books reach us ut the earl !e»t from the publishing house in n few Perfect shape. L,, F. Roper. I possible date. weeks and will he on sale in Sanford books they need. 5-2tc at the book stores. Miss Doggett is "We assure you we will do our Unfortunate as this lack is, still a niece of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Fors­ For Sale —Ford touring car. Corthere is no need to be unduly ills- (Very best. “ Yours very truly. ter of this city and is prominent in nrr Ninth and Myrtle. Phone No. tressed over the situation, us the School Rook Depository, 5-2tp "Fla. 435-J. social and literary circles in the our class of teachers employed in By Louis M. Brown, Manager. state. schools will be able to keep the pu-ji For Sale —Five acres land, orange pils busy, and grades will be made | and other fruit trees, land for culti­ just as though there were no dif­ Rig Time nt New Smyrnn vation. Four room house on plnco. ficulty of this kind with which to The Auto Club of New Smyrna contend. entertained yesterday at a fish fry The following letters from Gov. and general good time in honor of Catts and the Florida Rook Depos­ visitors from Orlando and Sanford itory, respectively, will throw coh- and nearby cities and towns. The sideurnhle light on the subject. Let fish fry was to have been at the old me insist that you read both cf these fort and all arrangements hud heen made there but a heavy downpour letters carefully | of rain prevented tins and the party Respectfully, l was held in tlic dining rooms of the T. W. Lawton, Supt. | Ocean House which was generously i 'J All Local AdveriiHumcntH Under "To the Superintendents of Schools donated for the occasion by those in I Thia Heading THREE CENTS • Line For Each InHcrtlon Minimum and Teachers of the State of Flor- ' ''barge. ida: j About fifty people sat down to a | Charge 25 Centa. "A great spirit of unrest is over | feast such as only the New Smyrnn In answering an advertisement the state today on account of the! people can prepare and as they have where no r.aine is mentioned in the superintendent' of education and the fifty seven varieties of fish and sen ' id, please do not n«k The Herald governor not getting out the usual food "I* ‘hey can serve something good (or | nformntion t0 thc identity of proclamation based on tbe recent any> time of the day or night. I hoy advertiser. Usually liy we do not adoption of the elementary books had delicious fish chowder, fried fish know who the advertiser is and if given to the different publishers for and sweet potatoes, olives and we do we are not allowed to give Mho supply of hooks for the next five pickles, potato salad, hot coffee and out this information. Simply write years. ice cream and cigars fur the men. a letter nnd address it as per in­ "We desire to state that the en­ Dr. David Foster acting as toast­ structions In the ad. closed letter is a sample of what master, then culled upon Judge _________________________________ these publishers say. You can see Cheney and I*. A. Van Vnlkenhurg This Column Is Free to Returned Soldiers nnd Sailors Who Seek Positions. from the wording of this letter that I of the Orlando Auto Club and linn, all of the publishers are in the same j Forrest Lake and R. J. Holly of SanWANTED SUPT. T. W. LAWTON EXPLAINS THE SCHOOL BOOK SITUATION > Phone 181 1 w I ! #'|| <’♦; it ii CLASSIFIED ♦ ♦ ADVERTISING ^il ♦ Two miles from Sanford. I». O. care Herald. THE BIG FEED HOUSE .. I Address 1plows, rolling truck, complete. man Brothers, Forest t'ity, I'la. «?3tp For Sale Prepare lor cold wcathFor Sale—Pair of good farm mules er NOW. Buy your winter’s fire in good sound condition. Reason­ wood no\v and save money. Oak or able price. M. Fleisher. G7-tf pine. Kith •r stove or fireplace wood. For Sule—A first class fresh Jersey Phone 149-W. Roberts & Smith, cow. M. Doyle, Lake Monroe, Fla. Woad Ynr<1, corner Gth and Elm. 6G-Gtp 5-tf For Snle or Rent—At a bnrgnin. i For Sale*—Four dwelling house*. Nine acres choice celery farm, known 1Cush or, easy terms. Situated on ns the W. I \ Akers farm on R. U. Park, Magnolia, Cypress and Myrtle Five acres tiled, with several flowing, avenues. Apply to J. E. Pace. wells. Address S. A. Wood, or J. E. __________________________ GG-tf 5-tf Alexander, Del.ami. Fla. For sale or exchange—1 Vault For Sale—Houses. Terms. Jno door, good- shape, 1 large Safe, 71 inches high, I small Safe, 31 inches 4-3 tp •Musson. high*, 1 adding machine. Must sell For Sale—Mule. Will trade for | quick. C Care of Herald. cattle. It. T. Thrasher. 4-tf FOR RENT For Sale—Carload of light wood j For Re.it—1 ? i acres choice rt lery fence posts, 7 feet long. Price «!c land, tiled and good well, three room . 4-4tc Collcr. house, four miles vat Sanford ave­ For Sale — Full blooded Duroc nue. F. C. Welsh at B. qOt Garage pigs, $6.00 apiece or $10.00 a pair. ACT QUICKLY. • 5-2tp Also 2 sows and registered hoar year LOST and half old for 20 cents a pound. L. A. Ilcnaud, Sanford Heights. Lost—Spare tire, Riverside, 35 by 4-tf • a on road between Orlando and For Sale— We have a lot of very Q,.t. n i g h t of 23rd. Will fine genuine Duroc Wrney*"|p?g** \ ; r reward for recovery. V. W. Gould very reasonable price. Mrs. Endor Agency, DeLand, Fla. G-ltc Curlett, Geneva. 3-tfc LOST -G O L D II It EAST WATCH .109 i MAIN. ' RED, SQUARE FOB For Sule—Our bun_ M French avenue, Six rooms, 3 clos- BRING TO HERALD UFHt fc ets, bath room, two porches, con- AND RECEIVE REWARD. G-ltr Crete all around. pretty green lawn Lost—Sack containing two hats, with attractive palmetto front, also has servant’s room, plunder room, large black one and small white one. good garage itml u small packing On roud between Orlando and San­ shedi with ollicc room in south end ford. Reward for return to Mrs. (L on the place. Can lie bought for D. Harding, JOG >j- Orange Ave., 5*2tp THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS Orlando, Fla. CASH. The buildings alone on this FOUND place cannot be duplicated for less than five thousand dollars Mr. and — s---------------------------------------Found—A pocketbook on First Mrs. A. D I’arrish. 3-tfc street. Owner may have same by For Sale—Moline Universal Trar- proving property at Herald oflicc. 5-2 tp lor, with sand deals. Two 14 Inch Get the Boys ready for School .next Monday. 75 of the newest and latest models arrived just in time for School. Make your selections while our stock is complete. Brown and Blue Fancy Worsted Suits, th e ki nd t h a t wears $ 12 .5 0 ,rk Ki i. and $14.00 All Wool Serge Suit, made of best, quality Amoskeag Serge, 10 to 18 .year sizes, price - - $ 16.00 ■iIKj • ■t X^XIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIUIllllXlllllillllllllllXIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX X X X Married W om en W ill be Interest­ X ed and Helped by B ecom ­ ing Euzelians X X P L A C E — The Baptist Temple. • || TIME - - Every Sunday Morning, s X S O C IA L —2nd Wed. each Month. ?!? MRS. A. F. McALLlSTER, President X MRS. L. T. BRYAN, 1st Vice-President MR1!. ASHLEY KELLY, 2nd Vice-President MRS. F, It. SAVAGE, 3rd Vice-President MBS. LORETTA BROTHKRSON, Sec. and Trens. MRS. STEWART TELFORD, Reporter X MRS. GEORGE HYMAN. Teacher MRS. KENT ROSSITTER, Assistant Teacher ‘ X - rfcrJL a» > , ,t Salesmen Wanted—Lubricating Oil, Grease, Specialties, Paint. Part or whole time. CommissioVi basis. Mun with car or rig preferred. Riverside Refining Company, Cleveland, Ohio. G-2tp WANTED— OLD CLEAN RAGS, ANY KIND EX­ CEPT OI.D SOCKS, COATS, PANTS, OR RED SPREADS. AT THE HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf Upholstering and mattress making, l furniture repaired, mirrors plated, i auto tops and seats recovered. First class work only. Brown Upholstery Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fla. | ___________ * 49-tfc FOR SALE p WE HAVE SAVED A PLACE FOR YOU XXXIIII!!!IIIIIXIIIHIIIIIIIxi!lllllinil|||IXHIHIIIIIIIXI|||||||||||XXX For Sale—Six Rhode Island Red pullets nnd two roosters, ut n* bar- ' . • . v ./ i f : $10 00 Extra Pants Wanted—Men in every county with own auto to travel and take orders for the Red Ripper Hay 1Press. Can give good commission to the right man. He must be a good hustler. G5-tf. For Sale —Mission furniture, table, sectional bookcases, desk lind oak i china cabinet. Dr. Pulcston, 3rd and Park Ave. 6-tf - Small Boy’s Serge Suits size 3 to 7 years Wanted -About 1000 men to buy Red Rock Cabbage Seed. Imported direct from Holland to us. L. Allen Seed Co. G-ltr EUZELIANS ZEAL FOR THE GOOD —t --------------- Wanted -Woman to work in cigar factory. J. J. Mauser. G-2tp * |.j. 2-tf Fancy Worsted Pants, all sizes, pretty patterns $ 3 .0 0 to $ 4 .0 0 W\\ O o • —t — \ • B lou ses Fast Color Bell Blouses, made of best quality Gingham and Madras, $ 1.25 The Yo well Com pany Everything "New Thats Good” �ci-p TE.MBER THE SANFORD HERALD 26, 1919 PAGE THIRTEEN Growers Must (.el In or Slay Out to the rumors that existed several with the results. This practice of Sherman as Trustees of Celery Membership in the locul associa-j wseks ago, to the ellcct that they* using the self feeder will he followed City Aerie No. 185.‘1 of Fratertion of tho Florida ( it run Kxchan^r wan to bo another general in roaso to u greater extent in the future. nnl Order of Eagles,a corpora-, In this territory will he absolutely in freight rates made by the Admintion not lor profit; the Celery closed September HO according to! istration. You will doubtless recall Many farmers near Kissimmee City Aerie No. 185:1 of the Fra­ I*. A, I laker cf Orlando, manager of that the Director General made a j have applied for government farm ternal Order of Eagles, a cor­ Orange county. statement several weeks ago that no l„allH, ,nn. t ,lf thp moncy to he UMf(, poration not for profit; W. It. • Announcement that this generally genera! In rca»t- ’was in eonteinpla- t„ |)U cattle, so that the farmers Fell, J. H. Cowan. J. F. Ilooliwould he «i< no over the state has lion at this time, hut, of course, it enn enter life the new Kissimmee dairy CALeague of9 n a t io n s in t o ban. ms Trustees of Celery City been made in Tampa within the Ins I cannot he definitely stated at this association. Manatee county dins Aerie No, 1853 of Fratorn tl home of his e n e m i e s . sixty days, the directors of the Klor-jl,»>e what may ho done in the such a farm loan association. J Order of Eagles ns successors to ida Citrus Exchange have taken a:- future." above named W. \V. Fry. W. IE tion to that elTeet some time ago.1 ---------------------A "Build a House" club is being Fell and S, Sherman, Fred It. gives cost of great war This rule, it is said, is to he enforced To Teachers ,.r Sanford Schools formed in Leesburg to meet the de­ Bradley, E. A. Drfuglns* in his ^ in this section with great strictness,' mand for new houses. Each mem-. own right and as trustee for V".u i,ro ^quested to meet your Informs Fhtm of Live, an d Treasure a* it likewise will he enforced in her pledges himself to erect a new I the following named cestuis qui every othbr seetion where tho Ex- Fci'icipals your respective school poured Out to Save ! house for some new citizen who trusts, (). F. Allen, E. L. Brown, cltanhe has packing hott.les, btiildinks Saturday morning at 1 Civilization. wants to locate here, but is unable 1(’. A. Betts, F. II. Bradley, O. There are said to he two reasons o'clock. This is important, s an nut to secure a house already built. line of j C. Bryant, .1. II. Cowan, (i. IE for this ruling. One is because a cussed tlie year's work will , •• dirat this meeting. 1Calhoun, E. A. Douglass, V. E. (Dy ML Clemens News Bureau) definite closing dulu will better en­ T. \V. Lawton, Supt. Kindness Makes for Service. Douglass, E. L. Dinkle, .lot* aboard President Wilson's Special able managers of packing houses to It. was once commented upon by Jo­ I Fernantlez, T. O. (Jillis, M. .1. .nln-CarryiaU hi* war ,boso estimate the amount of fruit they' seph F. Smith that, wherever men are Gallagher, J. F. Hoolihun, E. E. Tubbing the Time ,"•■0 oppose the adoption by thu Uni- will have to handle and make proper kindest to tlielr animals, there do , j states of tbo ixraco treaty and Uio preparations therefor. The other is Manager Haight of the Overland those animals give the best service to i llognn, J. M. Hunt, F. A. Hart, coucant of the 1/mguo of Nations In­ because it has been flund previously Sales & Service Co. on his recent men. A* example, the writer eited | James A. Johnson, C. A. Kentto their households. President Wltson that come growers in some .ocalities lri., norlll look „„ Inany m,w Holland and Denmark, where the ut­ ier. J. F. Mnhnr, J. F. Mitchell. .ut wick Invaded California. June rather gotten the habit of play wrinkles in tin* operation of an up to most affection nnd care arc bestowed ! I.ouis Faint, W. It. Fell, S. ‘ \nl there, where tbo question on ing the Exchange against fruit spec-. date garage, among them being the upon Bo rows, which there give free­ l Bunge, (J. \V. Smith, James ly of their milk, and the dairying in­ ! Sawyer, Alex Vaughn, John Van-* „hkh lessue opponents have linrnulators in the sale of their crops. If keeping of the exact time on car re- dustry nourish's. ctr,4 the hardest, that of Shan Tung— tlerkoek, G. W. Venable, S. C. a good offer was received from thp, pain,. He lias installed a time keepu of most interest, the president found ' Walker, ('. II. Walsh, C. C. •petulators it possibly would he ticIng machine that is punched by the ,u ,amo enthusiasm among the poow . w . ■ ■.. Hardener of Steel. (epted, while if no acceptable offers employees ,,1, 11,,. same (dann« the >.iinei -n r i amp, , (or poaco and for Insuranco .Molyhtletilti-. <lilolly found In Tas­ Geo A. DeCottes, S. F. Doudwere made the fr„.t » » u h i o e turned (time dork in tin* larger factories and I j l i u s l f u i u f u •••*,«. ...o r.u U t mania. is u-ed for a variety o f pur­ channels, i his „ow wnen repairs art1 being made on poses, but its prim Ipal value Is in the j ney in his own right and as itc. long controversy • ended. They through Exchange dissatisfaction in a certain car the exact time is kiy>t liinntlfaettire oi t••I. to which It gives ! trustees for the following named w»at this country *° ho nblo to again lias led to great Now- 's on a printed slip showing to the cus- n hardness and b dines* that makes cestuis qui trusts, O. F. Allen, turn Us undivided attention to social, proposed growers shall definitely tomer just what time.has been spent the steel suitable for use in propeller K. !.. Frr.v.n. C. A. L’etts. F. IE Ko n o m te and Industrial development. make up their minds whether they on his ear and showing the business shafts, guns nm) hollers. j Tbelr leaders may not feel this v ay, F ad! ;, O. C. Bryant, J. II. tat Judging from the expressions wijl market their fruif through the office just what time has been spent C »wan, G. It. Culliouii, E. A. vhlch met the president on ovory i Ido. big co-operative organization or will on the car without' any chance for a i I) niglass, E. E. Dinkl *, Joe Labor Saving. The leaders have overstepped tho stay out. In the latter event they mistake. Since time means money A novel device which feeds tacks | F- tnandez, T. 1). (Jillis, M J. limit* of the peoples patience In their must depend solely on offers from in garage work the new (dan of Man­ Into position to he driven by a ham­ ; G illaglicr. J. F. iloolihan, E. E. •tabborn determination to forco a j speculators for the sale of their ager Haight will meet the approba­ mer Is equipped witti daws to drnw Ilogati, .1 M. Hunt, F. A. Hart. chir.re In thu great document. fruit. This rule is one oblong stand­ tion of the patrons of tho Overland carpct or anything thut Is to lie fas- <j aln,•s A. Johnson C A. Kenting,- being incorporated in the hy- Sab :- -. t - k - . t o tuned tleh r................." Mult Take Tills League. ner.'.f. I- Maliar, J F. Mitchell, t *oi »-a« ii association of tin- Ex- eliminate any controversy about the ~ ~ Louis Faint. W. It. Fell, S. "must tnko this League of No- j . How ever, it has it|> to nowtime takt n for repairs. In Circuit Court Sevemii Judicial 1 Itunge. G. W. Smith, James pom." «ald the president, "for thero 1 ,nn‘*p" Circuit. Seminole County. Florida j Sawyer, Alex Vaughan, John U oo way In which another can bo been rat tier a dead letter and lias observed. Beginning with ctuinc I without compelling rccon. 1,u,‘ (,f (|)0 farmers “f Madison Seminole County Bunk, a cori Vatidcrhock, G. . Venable, this season it is proposed to .'loo, eount.v are feeding their hogs on p oration, ('•iiiip!uifiant tijeislhn. '*-> tiiu power#. And It S. C. Walker, C. IE Walsh, \ m-ill -It very ill upon my stomach to it very rigidly all over the state; and peanut meal and corn meal, using the E. Douglass, Elmer DeCamp. vs. take It Lack t.» tlennatiy for considera­ it is said that hereafter it may he self feeders. Geo, A, DeCottes and C. C. Fry, All are well pleased expccted t*» he enforced each season. tion" i S I S es HOUSE OF FOES I ■ I • r P I t I rt Woodruff, E. A. Douglass^in hi* own right and ns trustee for the following named ces­ tuis q u i t r u s t s , n a m e l y G. \V. Smith, J. II. Cowan, C. I A. Betts. E E. Brown, Jamca A. Johnson, John Vamlerhock, Alex Vaughan, James Sawyer, J. F. Mnhnr, C. C. Woodruff, T. O. Gillis, C. IE Walrh, Joe Fernandes, 0. C. Bryant, V. i E. Douglass, F. B. Bradley, E. E. Hogan, J. F. Houlihan, W. It. Fell. S. Rungo, E. E. Dinkle, S. C. Walker, I ) ’fond­ ants. To tlie defenadunts, (J. R. Cal­ houn, T. O. Gillis, .1. M. Hunt, F. A. Hart, J. F. Mitchell, I.ouis Faint, C .. II. Walsh: it appearing from the sworn hill herein tiled that you are non­ residents of tin- state of Florida and that all of you are over the age of twenty-ono years and that your places of residence are as follows: G. R. Calhoun, Fitkins, Colorado; T. (). GiMis, 'JO Tifton St., Atlanta, Georgia; .1. M. Hunt, Route J, Mar­ ion, Virginia: F. A. Hart, Savannah, ' Georgia; J. F. Mitchell, 1219 North ' Gi.uni uvciiuc, Sherman, Texas; I.ouis Faint, Catawba Sanitarium, Virginia; C. II. Walsh, Wilmington, North Carolina. It is hereby ordered that you do appear in this court to the hill filed herein on tin* third day of Novem­ ber. A. D. 1919. It i* further ordered that this or­ der In* published once a week for four consecutive weeks* in the San­ ford Herald, a newspaper'-published In ?' •• s-«* 'S.*j7trTr"Florida. Witness my hand and the seal of said Circuit Court this 24th day of September, A. D. 1919. (seali E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk of Circuit Court. A. K. Fower*. Solicitor for Complainant. C -5tc “All over tho world people are look­ ing to us with conlhlcncu our rivals Registered at Hotel Carnes tlii? •long with the weaker nations. I pray week were A. J. Wntlley, J. J. Cod that thu gotitli men who aro de­ Kirns, Joe Davis, W. T. Kelsey, fying this thing may presently seo It John W. Ross, F. W. Cash, Geo. F. ia a different light." Crews, Jacksonville; Mrs. Maude Germany, thu president declared, la | Fliilmon, St. Augustine; Al Witlterttklr.g new courage Iroin our delay in J ratifying tho trout) and her nows- ington, Warm Springs, Ga.; Ray­ yap<‘ri and public men were again be­ mond Sntler, Brunswick. Ga.; Mr. and Mrs, Clark. Houston, Texas; coming arrogantly out-spokon. Deeply Impressive were the figure* i E. E. Wifiimnn. N. Y.: E. A. Wiley. &f the cost of the late war, lit lives | Fernatidina; W. A. Johnson. Alamo, ind dollars It was the first Unto that Ga.; II. A. Rapp. N. Y.; R. N. Du­ tho official statistics have been imtdo rand, Jax.; G. IE Hurd, Falm public and thu tremendous total* Bench; O. K. Bourn, Falutka. At ibockcl tho president’* audience*. the Seminole Hotel were W. Houston Show* Co»t of World War. «.f Falutka; T. O. Rouse, T. W. Har­ ‘The war." said President Wilson, per, W. Amet, II. Y. Schncflcr, F. E. :ott Grenf hmnln and and her Do- Reed, E. C. Kail. Jax.: A. E. Dick­ main* t3S,u00,0(P),00O; Franco JJ6,000r son. J. E. Ferenor, Faiatkn; Mrs. M. (■‘•■C.Ovo; tJi-j United States J25.0U0,- Bowen. Gainesville; A. M. Ellerloy, W0.0"0- ItiHiln 11^.000,000,00') Italy i W. Wilkerson, Mr. .Jackson, Jack­ sonville; B. D. Craig, Dayotna; Jrs. 1*’' ' 1 ........... ; ltd e total. Inch.. thu i-ip -n>l.ttin-, cf Japan, Belgium I.ingutnbuilt, Arthur Jones, Jax. »r.! other m ull countries, of $123,000,Rally Duy nt M. E. Church it *t the Central Powers as fol­ The members ,t< the Methodist ks f Gunn,my $39,000,000,000; AusSunday school are planning a big til* Hungary. $21,000,000,000; Turkey Rally Day for Sunday, October 5th I 'l lltilgarl.i 13.000,000,000. Thu United State.*," tho president at in-:m. They expect 500 men, women and ! i’ !‘t OQO million dollars an L :r night and day for two years In children in Sunday school on tlint ! ’ *trugg|,. (o nave civilization. All •lay and judging from past perform­ 1 ' however, fades Into In.slgnl- ances they are very apt to get wjint w'lu-n th'(baths by they go after. :>r- con Idorcd. declared Arrangements are already made t.c president. Busala gavo 1,for a house to houre* canvas before T'-V"." int ri; Germany E00O.0O0; Fiaiicu 1.3X0.000; Orest Britain 900.- Rally Day by the members of the «•">; lt*il l.ooo; tho United States school ami every man, woman ai d t0'3‘ ' la all. almost 7.500,000 men child near Sanford will lie invited to I-ri-hid in the great struggle, or attend Sunday school at the M. E. more men than died In all of church on that day, unless they arc thu wars of tli,. previous 100 years. already attending some other Sun­ day school in tiie city.' Should Remember Recent Horrors. Arrangements are being made for Tb.s.. ar- terrible facts, and wo a delightful program which while not curbi never to forget them. Wo went to t.Ms w ,r (o do a thing that wns long will lie inti resting anti enter­ -•• anu ntal for the world and what I taining, nnd those who attend this service will he well repaid for their c,,m" "Ut on this Journey for Is jo rmlne whether tho country has efforts. urgott.-n <>r not. I huvo found out. Effect of While ".Moonshine" • country lias not forgotten nnd It The moonshine that is easily at­ , BeTer Pormlt nnv who stands ln 11,1 "ay of the fulfillment of our tainable hereabouts has a decided ad­ »■ .t pledge*, over to forget tho sor- vantage over^the old red water of "'*-al day ho Hindu tho attempt." joy. You can tnke a swig of the* • filtration and discussion, tho pro*- white, go home, open up all the win­ j 1 ,,oln,"'l out. must replace force dows, blow your breath around the ^ ‘'fia* In tho settlement of world room one time vigourously and. OM.-mersle*. Constantly ho dwell* “Pan tl„. facl thnt „ lu nat|on3 ,n presto, every skeeter halls the jack j.* '.ague agree to do one of two out in the open air with one foot iir,( (0 .m.i.id (j,,.|r iiiffurencos over his upturned nose, when you ar Itratlon, in which case they close the windows, retire with all j to ®hldo Ly the decision Ton­ your clothes on 'you forget to take ka lf unw,Blng to arbitrate, to 'em off) and are deud to the world cl|U / h; lr Ca"° ,l,,’cussed by the Coun- till the boss sends the office dj-vil rno *K dengue, in which case six around about ten a. in. next day to u granted for discussion. know whether you are sick or on n ' tnonths must olnpso following strike, knowing full well ail the time ru-ult tlf ttil** last stop in urhltrn uon before t|„, nation concerned can wlints* tiie trouble. A little of that white goes a long ways.—St. Augus­ tlcclare war. tine Record. f Hold. Out Hope For Ireland. NO HIGHER RATE l,r,‘xldent took ndvantngo of . Mlon, propounded by tho Snn k>nnco Labor Council to give the Infer- Tariffs on Fruits and Vegetable* From Florida Points h "’ ircianii can urinR ca«u l.eforo tho Lenguc of Nations Senator Fletcher is in receipt of »ct„"'U when League Is the following from Director Cham­ •Cbtally n, exlHtetice. bers of the Traffic Division U. S. turr WTr.' i! tnru,1B' h°. declared, , , w ill bo ro- Railroad fed riv.u » — aapau, no said, hnd "The Administration does not at Ar , , '° ’onin ph'dgo to that effect Anl "Ith the Leaguo of Nation* In the present time contemplate any ,orcf. said tbo *president, enn. If increase on fruits and vegetables OCCy a| • v-niubiil, wo’ «'L L *1 I **rv,.oa !l.rf*o». stand forth nnd say, from the Florida territory. Ferliaps *^hl« shall b0 dono.» your correspondents have reference \Y m m ■&M **»*•»«» It required five years to develop a plane uuu. would measure up to these specifications. There were five years of hard engineering effort back of DELCO-LIGHT before the first plant was put on the market three and a half years ago. Today DELCO-LIGHT is furnishing the conveniences and comforts of electricity to more than Seventy-five Thousand farm homes. It is providing an abundance of clean, bright, econom* ical electric light for these homes. It is furnishing power to pump water, operate washing machine, churn, sep« arator, vacuum cleaner, electric iron, milking machine, and other small machinery. And everywhere it is demonstrating its wonderful efficien* cy—and actually paying for itself in time and labor saved. DELCO-LIGHT was di signed and built by men who were raised in farm hour s—who experienced the dis­ comforts and inconveniences cf farm life—and who set out deliberately years ago to develop on electric plant that would provide city advantages for rural communities. They were the earns mcr. whose engineering talent had made DELCO Starting, Lighting and Ignition Equip­ ment for automobiles the Standard of the world— They knew electricity —e ad they knew the needs and limitations of farm life— They knew that an elect ic plant to give service in a farm home must be simp'e, so that it would not get out of order and require complicated repairs— It must be easily operate i and require little attention— It must be very economical in operation— It must be built to stand hard usage and it must last indefinitely— DELCO-LIGHT A compit I• t it c trie light and pou*r plant for farms and country hornet, self •cranking— air cooled— ball bearingt — ne belle— only one place to QH— Thick Plates— Long Uoed Battery— R U N S O N K E R Q S E N E J. R. YEARBY, Oilnmlo, Fla., Dealer Claude ? olun. 3lfi Mi’n ‘'I.. JailiMimillc. Fla. Distributor 1 he Den exile Hugh cor', g Co., Dayton. Ohio T!»* Domwitle Enfin*ering Company, Dayton, Ohio, Maher* o f DELCO-LIGHT Product*. Ho mutter where yoti live there rr'a Qelco-Efglit representative, near you w -Ui ■ -'ajJ-S.- *. ' .* i■ . . • ! ____ . ^ , ,1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, September 26, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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