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items left at the office or sent
through the mail must be signed,
if publication is expected.
Loute Price, of Jacksonville, is vis
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B.
Price, of Palatka Heights. He has
just recently been discharged from
the navy. He was first assigned to
the Charleston navy yard, and later
transferred to the U. S. S. Hart
ford, and then to U. S. S. Jonetto.
They cruised the Atlantic and Cuban
waters. While at target practice off
the Cuban coast, he was awarded
seventy- two hours shore leave for
making five successive direct hits, as
a gunnner. Mx. Price will return to
Jacksonville Sunday, and resume his
duties with the Jacksonville Gas Com
pany i
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Surles, of
Kenwood, were in Palatka this morn
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Surles are mak
ing the final preparations to move to
Rodman where they will make their
future home.
The Civics Department of the Wo
man's Club adjourned their meeting
yesterday afternoon on acount of the
death of Mrs. Naomi Gridley, who w;n ba in anv
v. as a member,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A, Gridley,
of Augusta, Ga., will arrive todya,
having 'been called here by the death
of Mr. Gridley's mother, Mrs. Naomi
Gridley.
Mb. and Mrs. John Weeks, of Flo
rahame, were visitors here yesterday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. White left this
morning for St. Augustine, after a
visit of several days with Mr. White's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. White,
on Kirby street After a short stay
in St. Augustine they will go to Day
tuna where they will make their fu
ture home.
Miss Winniired Burstow who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Albert Martin, in Apopka for several
weeks will return this afternoon. She
will be accompanied home by her lit
tle niece, Katharine Martin, who will
FEACE DEFEAT WILL
PLUNGE WORLD IN WAR.
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forts to pay tha great reparation;
amount imposed upon her unless in
deed she recognizes that the present
situation offers the unexpected chance
for her to conquer the., world once
more, commercially? If not this,
then the result must and probably
event, re-establish-
ARCADE TJEATRE
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I nunts of great armamenita.
j Must Inaugurate Armament
! The league of nations, having been
I repudiated by us, the result is clear
j to us. It means we must inaugurate
here a great armament. We, Ger
many and China alone stand outside
of the league which at present consti
tutes a sort of inchoate alliance of
those who have entered it.
The present situation as I see it
U that we have had a chance to es-.
cape irom being overwhelmed
what threatened to be a universal de
luge and the senate has thrown
away. We must now find some other
ark of safety.
I he chief builder of the ark that
promsed to rescue worked himself to
death to save us. And it looks as
tuough those who were not called to
help build the ark have sunk it.
WHAT WILL THEY GIVE US IN
ITS PLACE?
BIRTH.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry H.
Enzor, Peniel, a daughter, Nov. 21.
Meeting of Pythian Sisters.
Palatka Temple number 15, of Py
thian Sisters will meet at the Knights
of Pythias Hall Monday night at 8
o clock. There will be a nomination
of officers for the ensuing term and
all members are urgently requested
o attend this mieeting aa it is their
duty to be present on this occasion.
St. Catherine Guild.
mere wiu be a very important
meeting of St. Catherine's Guild Mon
day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the
Guild Hall.
IRENE CASTLE The Firiag Line
"THE glass of fashion and mould of form"
lovely Irene Cast'e will dance into
your heart in this big, brilliant, colorful
drama of life at gay Palm Beach. Charm
ing gowns, stirring adventure, laughter and
love and tears amid the flowers and foun
tains of Florida. Robert W. Chambers
famous novel come to life ! Keen with
satire, rich with romance, warm with the
red blood of youth.
Aim
MR. and MRS. SIDNEY DREW
"BUNKERED"
IN ONE OF THEIR
INIMITAbLE COMEDIES
Special Matinee will not begin until
4:00o 'clock. Come Early.
remain for a visit.
M. M. Johnson, formerly with the
Consolidated Grocery Co., of Jackson
ville, has accepted a similar position
with the Vertrees Co., of Palatka and
will immediately assume his new du
ties.
Mrs. George Proctor, Mrs. Walter
Proctor, and Mrs. J. B. Hughes, of
Hastings, were shopping visitors in
Palatka yesterday.
Mrs. T. B. Glass, Mrs. Willard Mc-
Elveen, and Mrs. K. Brenizer, of
Hastings, were in Palatka yesterday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Champion, and
Mr. and Mrs. M. I. McGarrah, of Rod
man, were visitors in the Gem City
yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Middleton and
Mr. and Mrs. George Middleton were
visitors in Palatka yesterday after
.10 an from Pomona.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Reid and chil
dren, of Hastings, spent yesterday in
Palatka, and while here were the
prue?ts of Mrs. Reid's mother, Mrs.
Robley Bruce.
H. C. Cooper, a representative of
the Riilpalh Chautaupua, Chicag),
Illinois, was a business visitor in Pal
atka yesterday.
Mrs. Roland 0. Bell, of Graen
Cove Springs, was a visitor in Palatka
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. L. L. Usry, of Ocala, is here
as the guest of her mother, Mrs. G. P.
Hendrix, and will remain for two
weeks.
Mrs. J. B. Boaz and Mrs. L. Smih,
of Bunnell, were shopping visitors
here yesterday afternoon.
J. P. Lamb returned to Palatka last
evening after spending two weeks in
live Oak.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ganos, of Hun
tington, were in Gem City this morn
ing. Miss Georgia Cannon, of Bostwick,
is a shopping visitor in Gem City to
day. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tilghman, and
children, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mer- j
rill are spending the week-end at the j
Tilghman cottage in Asembly Beach.
Qhas. F. Sietz, of Chicago, is a i
business visitor in Palatka today. j
W. iB. Alexander, of Cincinnati, is j
in Palatka on business today.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Stone, of East'
Palatka, are in Gem City today. j
Mrs. Fred R. Kaiser, and son Ed- j
ward, are spending the week-end in j
Pallatka as the guests of Mrs. Kai
ser's mother, Mrs. E. D. Dancy. j
Miss Arline Worley, of Hawthorne,
is a shopping visitor in Gem City to-1
day.
Mrs. Manuel Carter, and Mrs. Wm.
Byrd, of Hastings are shoppers in j
ECLIPSE OF SUN WAS
VISIBIEIIERE TODAY
Circular eclipse of the sun was vis
ible here until as late as nine o'clock
this morning. Many people paid no
attention to it, thinking it was cloudy.
A strange phenomena conected with
the eclijpse was the evident fright of
game birds Those who went hunt
ing said they could find neither quail
or doves.
AUie Pox, who, during the hunting
season, spends the time between his
rising hour and work hour at The
News office, went out with his oil
flint lock this morning for a messof
quail and after wading around an
hour in the marshes of the St. Johns
discovered that the birds had all hid
den away. He secured nothing more
than a damp shirt and its consequent
discomfiture.
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PHONE-
HEAT?
ME AT
CANON'S
After Supper Specials
Best Creamery Butter
one pound prints 75c
Selected Oysters 65c qt
Swift's Sugar Cured Hams,
whole or half 35c lb
TURKEYS
FRYERS - FOWL
(Dressed to order)
Celery, Cranberries, Lettuce
Parsnips
A.
'Churngold" Oleomargarine
(The Gold of the churn)
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A GOOD DRUG STORE
We Are Specializing
For a Few Days on $5.00 Hats.
These are smart and unusual value. ,
A Brand New Lot to Go On
Sale Tomorrow
Beautiful New Hats Suitable for Dress Wear
or Suits
An assortment of Handsome
Plumes just in.
We will be glad to have you come in and
look these values over
MrsT.W.TILLMAM
Palatka's Greatest
Food Store.
PHONE -TWO -SEVEN
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THANKSGIVING GOODS
All Fresh and New
Nuts, all kinds; Raisins, Figs, Citron
and other "makings" for Fruit Cake.
All kinds Syrups suitable for
Cakes and Pies
Don't forget that I have the FINEST
NEW CANE SYRUP in barrels.
My stock of new Jams, Jellies, Plum Pudding, Mince
Meat and Canned Fruits is very complete.
Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Grape Fruit, Cranberries
and Celery.
L. C. STEPHENS
Quail 'y and Quantity Store
Cor. Kirby and Morrii StreeU
Keep Your Battery Charged
and Enjoy Your Motoring
Fully charged batteries mean as much in driving as good tires and gasoline. With run
down batteries you are always in danger of being stranded without lights or starting power.
Bring Your Battery Here for Recharging
Our equipment for battery recharging is the best in the city. Our battery service depart
ment not only recharges your battery.but sees that you are reminded once a month to bring it in v
for inspection. Get your name on our "Call-'em-up" List and get real battery service. We ,
can supply a service battery to use while your own is on charge, at very small cost. y
Headquarters for
Tires, Tubes, Oil, Repairs, Accessories, Etc.
PUTNAF3 ELECTRIC GARAGE
A. O. PEARCE
HOWELL BUILDING
The Garage that Putt "PEP" in Your Battery
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