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THE PALATKA NEWS, NOVEMBER 14, 1918
Neuralgia
sufferers find instant relief in
Sloan's I .inimcnt. It pene
trates to the painful part
soothes and quiets the nerves.
No rubbing-merely lay it on.
SLOAN'S
LINIMENT
Kills Pain
For Neuralgia
I would not be without your Lini-1
ment and praise it to all wlio suffer I
with neuralgia or rheumatism orpainof I
any Kina. fliri. umrv ounop, nwna.
Muaourt,
Pain All Cone
I Buffered with quite a severe neu
ralgic headache for 4 months without
any relief. I U9ed your Liniment for
two or three nights and I haven't suf
fered with my head since." Mr. J. R.
Swinger, lauuville, ky.
Treatments for Cold and Croup
My little girl, twelve years old,
caught a severe cold, and I gave her
three drops of Sloan's Liniment on sugar
on going to bed, and she got up in the
morning with no signs of a cold. A lit
tle boy next door had croup and I gave
the mother the Liniment. Shegavehim
three drops on going to bed. and he got
up without the croup in the morning."
Mr. W. H. Strang, Chicago. III.
AtaUDasWs. Frka23o.,S0caadll.Ot
Sloan's Book on Horses ssnt free.
Address
DR. EARL S, SLOAN, lac. Btstoo, Mass.
NAVAL MILITIA STATION 13
WANTED FOR JACKSONVILLE.
Numerous' Opportunities Offered to a
Bright' Young Man With
Good Trade.
Jacksonville. Jacksonville now has
its live militia I'oiiiimnii'H, and Is look
ing forward to the now armory build
Ihk, but tho latest thins out is the
plan which is uhIhb laid for the or
ganization of a naval militia company,
and the future of such depends en
tirely upon the young men of this city,
Capt. J. II. Ulaud, Governor Tram-
mull's seen tary of the navy for Flor
ida, Is quite willing to help organize
the young men, and is going out of
his way to do so.
llefore the Spanish-American war,
Jacksonville had a marine organiza
tion here, being the third division of
four companies of the slate. The old
battalion of four divisions was scat
tered over the state, the first at Port
Tampa, the second at Tampa, the third
in this city, anil the fourth was quar
tered at rensacola.
During the Spanish-American war,
the companies were put into service
along the coast, and after the war
they had quarters in the old armory.
The fire of 1900 burned the armory,
and the boys lost all of their equip
ment and the organization slowly went
to pieces. The old battleship "Wask"
which they had was taken back by the
government.
Florida has a line sea coast for a
naval militia, and as Miami now has
two companies and the torpedo boat
"McKenzie," he thinks that Jackson
ville would make a very advantageous
station. The opportunities for the
young men are numerous, as the navy
wants men of all trades, and no man
could lose by having trained in the
naval militia.
It is one thing to make soda
crackers that are occasionally
good.
It is quite another thing to
make them so that they are
always better than all other
soda crackers, always of un
varying goodness.
The name "Uneeda" stamped on
every biscuit means that if a million
packages of Uneeda Biscuit were
placed before you, you could choose
any one of them, confident that every
soda cracker in that package would
be as good as the best Uneeda Biscuit
ever baked. Five cents..
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Hrro',-.
;iailys-ii. l!-rt. I wonder if there
are any stnhr'tite in this -;ive? Bert
-Well! If there lire. h;iven't I got this
stick to defend you with? London
Punch.
"In the Fall the Housewife's fancy treiioiilly tu
to thoughts of Stoves.
L25
This Store I;
Stove Headquarters
and affords prospective purchasers the
widest range for selection in Cooking and
Heating Stoves from the largest line south
of Jacksonville.
THE MERRITT CAST IRON RANGE, made by the
Richmond Stove Co., and the
PRINCESS RANGE, made by the Allen Mfg. Co. of
Nashville, Tenn., are our leading RANGES.
Then we have' a line of FOUR-HOLE COOK STOVES
from $6.00 up.
Besides a magnificent line of HEATERS, both wood
and Oil Burners.
Come in and let us show you something in the Siove line.
4j The Kennerly Hardware Co. g
j Palatka, Florida J
I-C-E!
Wait Until Nature Gets on the
Refrigeration Job
Don't discontinue the daily use of OUR ICE until frost
falls. That refrigerator is your individual co'd storage
plant, and you should keep it in commission with OUR
ICE until permanently cool weather comes. To do other
wise is to inviie unpleasant consequences.
Stick to our COUPON BOOK, too.
saving record.
Don't break your
PALATKA ICE CO.
PHONE NO. 25.
INTERLAGHEN TO
TAKE THE LEAD
As Usual in the Observance
of Roadwork Day.
The people of Interlachen. Mann-
ville, Keuka and other points in that
section or the county are organizing
for an orthodox observance of Road-
work Day on lines laid down in the
proclamation of Governor Park Tram
mell. This week the people are organizing
for the real work which will bo per
formed on the 21st Inst.
The ladies in all that section will
prepare dinner for the workers, and
it will be a jolly picnic affair with all
neighbors taking a hand in a needed
community improvement.
J. H. Wylie of Interlachen, who was
in the city on Wednesday, stated that
all have agreed that the road most
needing attention is the small piece
of deep sand road connecting Inter
lachen and Keuka. This will be grad
ed and hard-surfaced with gravel.
And the work it is hoped can all be
completed on this one day.
How many other sectons of the
county are preparing to get together
for a community day's work on the
21st inst.?
A Night of Terror.
Few nights are more terrible than
that of a mother looking on her child
jhoking and gasping for breath dur
ing an attack of croup, and nothing in
thai house to relieve it. Many moth
ers have passed nights of terror in
this situation. A little forethought
win enatiie you to avoid all this.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a
certain cure for croup and has never
oeen Known to fail. Keep it at hand.
r or saie Dy an dealers.
POMONA ITEMS.
Mrs. A. C. Whitney and Mrs. F.
tsnnn, mother and sister of Mrs. Hal
A. Irish, arrived Sundav mornine
from Detroit, Mich. Both expect to
spend the winter in Pomona.
Mrs. Bert Paeram of O ranee
springs is spending a few davs in
Pomona visiting her parents, Prof,
and Mrs. Eigle.
Little Miss Frances Smith pleas
antly entertained 20 of her little
friends on Saturday afternoon from
3 to 5 in honor of her 9th birthday,
all having an enjoyable time.
Un tunday mormne and evenine
Rev. Dr. Rice of the board of Minis
terial Relief of New York, preached
two excellent sermons which were
greatly enjoyed by the pople of Po
mona. He also paid a beautiful trib
ute to the late Rev. Edward Bull who
preached in this church for several
years. Rev. and Mrs. Rice are the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Drisko.
Miss Mary Williams spent Satur
day and Sunday in Palatka the guest
of Miss Elfreda Colwell.
The men of Pomona got together
on Saturday and organized a board
of trade to work and help make Po
mona grow.
Put a porus plaster on the chest
and take a good cough syrup inter
nally if you would treat a severe case
of sore lungs properly. Get the dol
lar size BALLARD'S HOREHOUND
SYKUP. With each bottle there is a
free HERRICK'S RED PEPPER PO
RUS PLASTER for the chest. Sold
by Ackerman-Stewart Drug Co., and
J. H. Haughton.
Satisfaction.
Blessed is he who has found hit
work; let him ask no other blessed
ness. Carlyle.
SAUTELL'S CIRCUS
AND HIPPODROME
Will Exhibit in Palatka Satur
day, Nov. 22.
The big Sautelle Shows, combined
with menagerie and hippodrome,
which will give exhibits in Palatka
November 22nd, on the crcus grounds
opposte the Unon depot, has four dis
tinctive and important departments
circus, menagerie, hippodrome and
wild west. Descriptions of these will
be given in their places. Chiefest
of these, perhaps, is the circus. Back
to Norp's days the circus dates. That
finnicky-strenuous monarch originat
ed feats in the ring, as well as
"sports of the arena," which were
first cousins to the former.
He it was that inducted bareback
riding though it is probable that
they used "pads" in those days. He
certainly was the father of chariot
racing, these he enhanced in inter
est by utilizing Christians as human
torches, at times.
With the Sig. Sautelle 9-Big-Shows
are several ot the most skilled, grace
ful and daring bareback riders of
this or any other age. Chiefest is
Oscar Lowande. This intrepid ar
tist is the very Centaur of riders
His astounding 'feats on bridleless
horse, are the acme of daring, and
recklessness. Also the poetry of
graceful motion.
His somersaulting from the back
of one to the back of another horse
in the rear stands alone as the star
horse feature of the century. The
act is a rare combination of daring,
skill and agility. Also calculation.
The missing of a single inch in such
evoluton would mean death, or maim
ing. One scarcely wonders why the
Announcer demands perfect quiet un
der canvas while this great feat is
being performed.
Heartburn is a symptom of indiges
tion. To correct the die-estive
tho remedy is SIMMON'S RED Z
LIVER REGULATOR. The misery
disappears at once. The bowels oner-
ate speedily and you feel strong, vig
orous and cheerful. Price, large
parage, i.uu; small size, 25c.
by all dealers.
Sold
Stop coughing! you rack the lungs
and worry the body. BALLARD'S
HOREHOUND SYRUP checks irri
tation, heals the lungs and restores
comfortable breathing. Pries ,25c,
50c and $1.00 por bottle. Sold by
Ackerman-Stewart Drug Co., and J.
H. Haughton.
County. Fairs.
One of the movements in Forida
which The Metropolis has observed
with genuine interest, is that being
made for more county lairs in wie
State.
Palatka and Patntm county are
the latest in the movement, and they
are getting ready for a good county
fair to be held at Palatka the week
beginning December 15.
Putnam county is one or tne oest
in Florida and is producing many
things on a profitable basis, which are
of value to the State, and which will
ultimately make rlorida one ol the
garden spots of America.
County fairs serve a two-fold pur
pose. First, they stimulate the farm
ers, truck growers and stockraisers
of a county to produce better stuff
and to put it on show at its best.
Second, they show to the outsiders
what the county will produce, and
stimulate interest on the part of the
homesecker, who may see what can
be done in a community before he
locates there.
When the people of a county or a
their civil pride
Chow Chow, large alse; C Jar Hymans
Chow Chow, ainall sise; 13 Jars Blue
Grass Union Pickles, Small size; 29
Jar Hymans Pickles, small alie; 13
jara Helnts Plcklea, S oa.; 8 Jars'
Helnts Plcklea, small size; .
4 cans Oyatera, 5 o.; 14 jars Codfish,
5 oa.; 6 Jars Boneless Hun-inn, 4 ox.;
1 Jar Dried Beef, 4 oa.; 6 Jara Sliced
Bacon. 9 os. ; 4 cana Sausage, small
stse; 82 cans Roast Beef, 15 os.; 42
cana Van Camp Pork St Bean, 22 oa.;
S3 packages Jello, 10c size; - 19 cans
corn, 1 lb, 3 os, ; 4 dos No. 8 Brooms;
9 doz No. 8 Brooms; 4. doz No. T Brpoma
1 Sack Salt, 100 lbs; 11 baskets, with
top, lara;e size; " Baskets, with top,
small alze; 14 small size handle bas
kta; 1 Clothes Basket; 47 cases Ma
sons Fruit Jara, 1 doz each; 3-4 bbl
Wrapping cord; 1 Oil Tank and Pump:
2 cases jpotash ; 3 boxes Clothes Pins:
1 case French Mustard, 4 doz tins, 8
oz; 20 lbs Tea;
1 set large Scales; 2 1-! bbls Vine
ear; 20 gals Syrup; 1-3 bbl Corn; 1-2
bbl Chicken Feed; 1 set dry Measures:
28 Zinc Wash Tubs, small size; 9 Zlnr
Wash Tubs, large alze; 32 Water
Buckets, zinc; 166 cans Tomatoes, J
'b Antlcoke; 18 cans Chllle Con-Came
12 os; 37 cans van camps porn
Seans, 12 os.: 27 cans Cling Poaches
t auart: ( cans Plums, 1 qt.; 3 cans
Tomatoes. Royal Scarlet; 5 cans Corn
Royal Scarlet; 28 cans Peaches, 1 lb
1 oz; 25 cans Okra ft Tomatoes, 1 lb
! oz; 22 bottles Pepper Sauce,. 6 oz
'8 bottles Pepper Sauce. 8 1-2 oz; If
'lottlos Tobasco Sauce, 2 oz; 19 hot-
lea Eddys Syrup, 1 pint; 1Q Jars Guave
aste, 18 oz; 9 Jars Orange Marme
ade, 15 1-4 oz; S Jars Peach Preserves
6 oz; $ Jars Peach Preserves, 29 oz
'4 cans Magnolia Shrimp, pint; 4f
ans Ralner Salmon, '1 lb; 2n cant
Tripe, 2 lb; 35 cana Campbells Pork,
Means 10 oz; 4 cans eeotiisn Hwee'
orn 1 pint; 28 cans Heintz Ttnkec
leans 20 oz; 6 cans Heintz Baker
Beans 12 os.
12 cans spaghetti i& oc: 88 can?
Apple
r
' Dish Pans, 78c, Azure m.-
Enamel Stow PotJ lirSal2! 11 Bf
Warer 13 Blue Enamel eMliil',8i A4
Azure Ware; 8 Blue , Vnl k .Buell
Pots, Azure Ware- En'nel Ber
Clothes LI T 1Il,faper. 6?i 11 Vol
Clothes Line; 16 Scrubblnir Vut;' 1
1 Clothes Basket 75c- o oUS I
Brushes in box l5c; 7 cn. Scr"bbl
bo;ttVe.CXeK,pnohE7 '- 2
ncKS oc; 17 sets Tin p-. o . .""
ts Wooden handle Knives Z .ns;
5 small Files; 11 (J, n 'M 'P'1'
bundles Lert P:in.a,nJPe"e8 6c:
Knives 35c; 2 doz w. B Ware p 1 8
If?.8?0?"9: 10 ets Pte9, P'l
Ifass l MeatoUut.TgVa&W
'tins; 1 Butter Scale" 1 Thr!..?'
Oesk; 2 Desks; 31 bottl "fI.S
Sawyers; 1-2 box Tammi sS5lao
:nutYB, ouv la-ID KaDer Narlra lanJ
'b Paper Sacks; -1400 18 lb Pane, r"1
100 4-lb Paper Sacks; 1200 awonert r
oer sacks; 166 lbs paper covered r.v'
. 47 cans Van Camns Svnm .?tr.ay
1lk n " '
200 assorted rf
rnnm fn , V,1 1 'w. '" "'TOU onni
10 cans ThuHSrfi.lt 55 3. !?.- S?M
:.-np Van mp" Hominy 3 ih
ans Ruvera Ttnnj a , ' .
?ans Van fm ... ."; H
ans Van ftm L..' : U
ans Stone Mountain Brand PlnL. 13
preserves 1 Ux 36 pcka.Pte.p 4
tin , "'"win
Evaporated Apples;
'am 1 lb: 17 homi. B..Ji'. ' nprr
stance: 19 Jars Quava Je Hv l Yh
"an" Tetleva T l.j it."?, 1 M
Durhams Shredded Cocoanut 1-4 lh
' cans Llptons Tea: 1-8 lb- SB I, .
ges C-own Brand Dates Tl2 oz' 8
tires Keerilv. H...V " .z' 6. pack-
packages Seeillo p.i.i" l. lhJ
oackages Masons 'Fruit Tnr i S.
"Ubbers; 20 cans Cane and Corn Coi,
Svrup ota; 12 cans Molassea ;
"ana ran. A -,.- ;;?L,es ". in
t 1-1 lh; 10 bottles sr SIT"''.-'
"Icklea 24 M "Plci'il-
Wheat
I ane Syrup 2
lb;
community get
awakoned, and get into competition pnow Drift Com 19 oz; 8 jars Appl
with each nthpr ti mvulnra hotter 'elly 8 oz; 8 bottles Tomato Ketchu
wan eacn oiner to produce better 16 oz. 21 DO,tlP1, Tomato Ketchup
tnings, It IS DOUnd to result m & gen-I os: 121 iOamnholls Tobacco Ketehnn
eral betterment of farm products in 1 17 1-2 oz; 21 Jars Kings Fruit Jam 2?
ecnoral and the farmnrs In narticnlnr I?- 1 PeRn.ut Butter 3 1-2 oz: 6f
Jacksonville ShOUld be deeply in- I '-howdi.r Bmftll lar B ran T.ltHr. Wlr
toPOatorl in na Palnttro -foist 1 flama szmall s(ba 19 nnnaz I7tt.li 1,
should be weU represented every day h1 i,,l:"tOjId1 Daf4 ' oif pa5ka KlrrM';
the fair is on. We can't boost any I, 'A''i? t.1,..4,?;.ifh: " oackages Heckera f?p'00?'2
ueuer propositions ior rioriaa man I nnce Albert Tooacoo z oz; 12
Twin oaks Tobacco l 3-4 oz.
49 cans Pet Cream 12 oz; 54 canp
pet Cream 6 3-8 oz; 1 can Van Camos
M11K 12 oz: BK cans van camps Ml IK
rregular bowel movements lead to to hoim Penner l i.s n- a hum
chronic constipation and a constipated 'nirkees Cinnamon Cloves 1 1-2 oz
SS r?"?e SyStem ,wltn .""purities. ft"- , box;s Thvmrmal size :
ucuDiixi, is a great Dowel regulator. I ? hn, ninvu ,i,. m.
It purifies the svstem. vitalizes the I megs A Ornter 10c size..
blood and nuts thn rlimstiva nrmni in I 1 cans Wilburs Cocoa 1-B lb; 8 cans
county fairs. Jacksonville Metropo
lis,
hue condition. Price 60c. Sold by
ACKerman-stewart Drue- i;n.. and J
TTTTI. '
n. naugnton
Mustard Sardines 11 oz; 35 cans South
ern Cross Cai-dines smell aize; R5 canp
Smoked Sardines small size; H8 canf
Star Rrand Sardines small size; IP
'ans Supreme Brand Sausages .13 oz-
cana Barbecue HaRh small size; 3?
ana Vienna Sausnnres 6 1-2 oz: 1 ear
orn Heef 1 lb: 72 cans Tuxedo To-
20 nackaeea George wenh-
ngton Tobacco Re alze; 2 1-2 lbs 8tar
Tohncco; 1 box Brown Mule Tobacco-
lbs Jack Srtratt Tobacco: 1 Tobaccc
Gutter: 6 packages Red Tag Tohaecr
1-2 oz: 1-8 case Bull Durham Tobac-
-o 1 o- S-4 case u. S. Marine Tobac
co 5c size;
17 bottles Durkees Salad Dressing f
iz: 5 bottles Durkees Salad Dressing
i 1-4 oz; 23 jars Dove Hrand Mustard
1 oz: 5 Jars Hlentz Pickles 6 oz: 4
akea Bakers Chocolate 1 lh: 80 nark-
xges Maccaronl 5 1-2 oz: 3 nankaeer
Spaghetti, Angus, .12 oz: 2 lbs Ance
Mustard: 1 lb Republic Allsnlce; 4 lbs
..ream or Tartar: 3 ins wiiiinma ah.
iplce: 1 can White Pepper 6 lbs; 1
an Indian PepDer 6 Jhs: 4 lbs Rlne
Hlbbon Cloves: 1 lh Nutmeg; 2 lbs
Iround- Pepner. Rddvs: 2 nackas-es
loss Trays 250 each: 23 cans Davis
taking Powders 1-2 lb; 2 cans Davlr
laklng Powder 1 lb; 7 cans Rumfordf
making powder 1 lb: 18 cans Goodluck
laklng Powder 1 lb; 20 cans Royal
-laaing i-owaer j-3 i:
85 packagea 20 Mule Team Borax 1-5
b: 67 uackagea Pyles Pearllne 6c slip:
11 Keystone Locks; 2 cakea Sapollo; 15
oackagea Eddys Starch 6c size; 7 pack
iges Bonoml; 7 packages Caplto Soap-
1 packages Argo Starch; 16 bottler
scno Ammonia: Eagle Locks: 9 box-
W. M. C. Shells: 2 boxes Lamo Bur.
1PFI Mil 9. bIka 1 hnraa J.nmn DiLnare
chicl jio. o a. a. uancv. Urantre o. i size; o packages Lamp wickp
Mills: J. E. McDuffie. Drecinct No. fl-l.,.- J ':. Packages Lamp wick
.1. R Arlkin, P.HlPit '. ' ? ,,e.i.? .ao J, Wicks; 1 gross
. - fearless wicks; 1 aoz Eaglo Coal Oil
uisliici. w . n. nouowav. I turners
ncu nuuner, rioranome: w. j. Mc-r can" soaanne &c size; 22 cane
District Roadwork Captains.
The board of countv commissioners Is.- s
at its last meeting made the follwing
appointments of district and pre
cinct roadwork captains to take
cnargo ot the road work on Nov. 21,
the day set apart by Gov. Trammell
in his proclamation. It is the hnne
of the board that all sections of the
county will make an effort for a fit
ting observance of the day and that
rne roaas ot the county will be great
ly benefitted by the effort:
District No. 1. T. P. Baiter. Rat.
suma Hights; Tom Smith, Como; W.
B. Campbell and Iving Padgett, Cres
cent city: Jacob Clark. We alca
Johnson lucker, Georgetown; J. H.
narp, crescent Uty; H. Melzer, S. J.
Hogg, Fruitland: J. E. Wells. Sisco:
jonn riiiK. Nashua: Ben Smith
Georgetown; Martin Wendel, Dray
ton Island; J. W. Tuacer, Pomona; J,
mciN. rsara, worwalk.
District No. 2. J. L. Bouie, Rod
man; Geo. A. Mawman, Palatka; J.
L. Vert, Francis; L. J. Arnold, Pe
niel; Charles Sands, Palatka Heights.
uistrict no. a. s. w. Kowley. pre-
r'omn. 21 , 11 .'J "fl(
buckwheat Flour 2 28 S
?orn Flake Toasted 10 l.!,?'
nackages Sauers Fxtrart 1 doz No ?
ach: 2 cans Roy Seal Oats 1 lb 11 V
1 : cans Smiths Coffee 1 lb; 6 cans Whlfe
'Touse Coffee 1 lh; 10 cans Maxw -11
louse Coffee 1 lb: in Water Timh.
"S'Mffer'" sizes: .28 Axe Hamlin.-
2, r',h" and Pitchers. tmni
'rice 25c: 25 Olass Dishes and Pltrh-
rs Belling price 16c; 24 Glass mho.
nd Pitcher selling prce 10e- 7 sqit
bnkers selling prlee 5c: 40 Dish
wiling price 15e; 26 Nannies Cropkerv
eiiine price 25c: 61 Platters selling
rtee ?5c: 1 sets ntnner Plates selling
irlce 80c; 2 sets Dinner Plates selling
irlce 50c. -
3 sts Dinner Plates sellng price S5c
11 Bakers Crockery Dishes selling
rce 20c: 22 Dishes Crockery selling
rlce 15c; 1 set Soup Dishes sellng
irlce 60c; 5 sets Soup Plates selling
irlce 40c; B seta lee cream Dishes sell
ng price 16c; 3 1-2 sets Plates selling
vice 26o pee set; 18 small Platters
lellng price 10c: 3 small Platters sell
ng price 16o: 1' second hand qt cup
namel; 1 second hand 2 ot cup enam
1: 2 second hand 5 gal OH Can: 1 sec.
'nd hand Earthen Ware Water Cool-r:-1
second hand. Tin Water Snrlnk
er: 1 second hand Cheese Cutter: t
tecond hand Cracker Rack; 9 second
land Scoops; 1 second hand Cheese
'Cnlfe: 1 second hanO Augur; 1 second
"land Bone Saw; 1 second hand Knife
Heel: 1 Trowel; 45 lha Lima Beans;
Bond Store Lights: 12 Crockerv
Wishes sell for 3r.p; 15 Lamps and
'hadeB sell Tor 86c: 4 Lamps and
Shades Sell for 35e; 84 Lamps medium
Ize soli for 80c: 27 Crockerv Saucers:
Salted Brick; 10 Boxes Axle"
"Irnse.
The said property being leved upon
s the property of said defendant,
terbert S. Smith, and to satisfy salt!
Execution and costs. Purchaser to
av for Rill of Rale.
TERMS CASH.
R. L. KENNERLY.
Sheriff Putnam County, Florida.
Illburn A Merryday.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
October Slst, 1913.
Rae, Harlem: W. F. Sweat. Bostwick:
Ed. North, West Tocoi: J. J. Green.
I, i- -
tmruin.
District No. 5. J. H. Wvlio. tire.
cinct No. 16; L. Price, precinct No.
18 w. il. worlev. nree net No. 17:
j. w. Biount. precinct No. 2b.
Crescent Chapter O. E. S.
Hon. I. E. Webster of G.-i inpRvillp
Associate Grand Patron of the CtrAnr
or eastern star in Florida, assisted bv
rast urana nitron, Judge E. E. Has
kell of this citv. went over to Cres
cent City on Tuesday and at the V. I.
A. hall that evening instituted Cres
cent Chapter of that order, and ini
tiated 21 applicants. Mrs. Dan Ell 1
Borson is the worthy matron and C.
E. Gutteridge is worthy patron. The
new lodge starts out under the bright
est auspices.
Tonight.
Tonight, if you feel dull and stuDitl.
or bilious and constipated, take a dose
of Chamberlain's Tablets and you will
feel all right tomorrow. For sale by
all dealers.
"The Little Millionaire."
Tho Little Millionaire," a musical
farce by George M. Cohan, is to be
presented at the Howell Theater on
Monday night, November ,17th. Mr.
Cohan can always be relied upon to
deliver a good entertainment and his
fun is invariably clean and wholesome
and likewise is delivered at top
speed, "the Little Millionaire" being
no exception; as a matter of fact, this
particular composition has set the
pace for even a Cohan show, all of
which goes to prove that we are to
witness a play that contains a lot of
movement.
Bert Leigh and American Bsaufy Ohsrus
IN CEO. M. COHAN'S
MUSICAL FARCE
" THE LITTLE MILLIONAIRE "
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HOWELL THEATRE, MONDAY, NOV. 17. The Best Musical Show of the Season
loodluck Baklnir Powder 5c size: 2f
iackaKes Octason Soap Powders 5c
ilte; 32 bars Fairy Soap 5c size: 7
loxes 22 Cartridges; 3 boxes 32 Car-
rldKes; 86 bara Ivory Soap small slie
9 boxes Tacks: 11 oackaeeB 11 taek
t doi each; 63 bara Fairbanks Tar
oao small slie: 35 bars Octaaron Soan-
'6 packaa;es Fairbanks Gold Dust; 2f
)ackae;ea (Grandmas Borax; 2 pack
ees Stove Polish 1 dos each; 104 pack-
iKes Sabre Point Tacks 8 os; 8 lb?
round Coffee and can: 16 lbs Black
Tea and can; 26 lbs Oreen Tea and can-
S3 cans. Tomatoes 31 ox; 62 package
Regulate the bowels when thev fail
io move properly. HtKBlNrJ is an
admirable bowel regulator. It helns
tho liver and stomach and retsores aHpokade 6c; 77 packages' Pearllne 6c:
nne leeling of strength and huovancv " pacKasres unoice raoie salt; 64 box
Price 50c. Sold by Ackerman-Stew
art urug uo., and J. H. Haughton.
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
Of Mrs. Clappell, of Five Tean'
Standing, Relieved by CarduL
BlueiliK 5c: 4 buckets Cottolene Id
bs each; 2 buckets Cottolene 2 lbs
ach: 15 buckets Crlsco 2 lbs each: 39
bs Rice SDilt in bbl: 32 lbs Rice In
hbl; 68 lbs Coarse-Orlts In bbl; 64 lbs
"Ine Grits In bbl; 184 lbs Meal in bbl:
74 lbs -Flour In bbl; 80 lbs Sugar in
ibl: 69 lbs Black-eved Peaa In hhl-
19 lbs Soldier Beans In bbl: 24 lbs Pea
nuts In bbl; 45 lbs Green Coffee In bbl-
31 nackaa-es Sweet Scotch Snuff
Railroad Mill: 44 bottles Railroad
Mill Snuff: 36 tin boxes Sweet Scotch
Snuff: 42 boxes Three Thistles Snuff:
r' boxes Blue Ribbon Snuff: 42 boxes
Vavy Scotch Snuff: 82 nackaarea Tet.
'eya Tea 1 1-2 os; 48 boxes Search
Mht Matches 6c size; 20 packages
diamond Matches 5c size: 103 oackages
San Toy Tea 1 oz; 9 cans St. Elmo
Milk; a cans Koro syrup; 10 bottles
lllue Label Tomato Ketchup pints: 44
-ans Pet Cream 5c size: 12 lbs Oat
Meal In bbl; 25 lbs Salt Bacon In box:
5 lbs Mixd Candy and 13 Trava: 1 1ar
Oum Drop Candy In glass jar; 2-3 Jar
-epsin um in gjass ar; 3-4 )ar Juicy
rrun num in glass jar; 46 packages
Mt. AilT. N. C Mr. Sarah M. Charu
pell of this town, says: "I suffered tot
five years with womanly troubles, alss
stomach troubles, and my punishment
was more man any one could tell.
I tried most everv kind nf medicine Virginia Cheroots 5c; 4 Razors marked
but none did me any good. IaI.JJ. K',l.Btel mRrk-
l read one day about Cardul, the wo- "lftTked Kc llch- ,0 Knives iron han-
tan'S tonic, and 1 decided In tru it I M,e m rk-,'A ' 6c each: 2 Knives T. X. I,.
had not taken hot h.l kii. ... :t marked !' 0 each; 12 Knives I. X. L.
1 " 1 j iri-j uiiui 1 marked 10c each; 1 Knife I. X. L
I was almost Cured. It did me more marked 11.25; 7 Knives Iron handle
ROOD, man ail tne Other medicines I had marked 20c each; 9 Knives Warwick
tried, nut together I marked 25e each; 10 Knives Ideal
..' . . . -. marked 10c each: 7 Knives I. X. I..
my Ifienas Degan asking me Why I narinw marked ; 4 Knives big
iuukcu so we i. ana I tniri them ohm.i maraea i.uu eacn:
Cardui. Several are now takine it " i T Briar Pipes marked 25o each; 1
i j ... j . X. is-roll paper rack and paper; 64 bug-
UO V0U. ladV reader, suffer from anv ni... in ur.k u...j ,i.i..i
ui me aumenis aue io womanly trouble,
such as headache, backache
sleeplessness, and that everlastingly tired"
feeling?
1USI as II nas a million Other women in Tubs; t kegs Nails; 3 boxes Butter and 8.E. of Block 7 texoept part to Mayo)
the past hall century. Trays: 4 kits Corker Tobacco 10 each: I NH of Block 11 (except lots 1 and 6) and Lot
Renin fa kind prji . j v 1 k" Schnapps Tobacco 10 each; 1 kit 1 1, Block 14 embraced In said fractional cer-
wuu i regret H., Mil druggists. spratt Tobacco 10 each; 1 case Corn
... . i "rt-i it u cans a aoz eacn; i case
Advisory Dept., Chattanooga, Tenn., lor Sxctl I ease Roast Beef 15 os cans 2 dos each;
MJMfrfiau Dn VOur mu aivl Al-n.,.. h..i. ' 1 1 In i.Mn V. i . , , . r
...... , kmuu n,pvw, n.ifc ia i v uiiiuicyH amau Bise; zs Galvanised
water
and. 8 Wash Boards wooden; 1-2 keg
Mackerel; 1 Jar Sweet Pickles 1 gal;
1-4 keg Sweet Plcklea: 10 National
Biscuit Co. Cracker Tina; 1 Large Cof
fee Mill; 10 packages Klngans Break-
6 packages Pilot
Brooms No. 6 A
tub T.af ArA In 9
Notice of Final Discharge.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that on the lotli
lay of January A. D. 1914, or as soon there
after as I can be heard, I shall make a llnal
ettlement ot my accounts as Adminls--rator,
of the estate, of Allen B. Long de-
eased, and present my accounts and
ouchers to the Court of County Judge of
"utnam Connty, Florida, for approval,
md for a nnal discharge.
JAMES T. LONG
As Administrator, of the estate of Allen
8. lxng, deceased.
This 11th day of July. A. D 1913. lm-6m
Notice of Final Discharge.
NOTIOK is hereby given, that on the lOtli
lay of March, A. D. 1M4, or as soon there
titer as I can be heard, I shall make a tlnal
ettlement of my accounts as Admlnlstia
or, of the estate, of Cynthia Smith de
ceased, and present my accounts and
ouchers to the Court of the Countv .ludije
( Putnam County. Florida, for approval
md ask for my final discharge.
AMANDA LKWlfl.
as Administrator aforesutd.
Tbls tb day of September, A. 1). lul-i.
1-nj-t-IH.
Votlee of Application for Tax need
Under Section 8 of Chapter
Liws of Florida.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
W. L. Ijne, purchaser of Tax Certificate
-o. 8, dated the 2nd day of July, A.D., ltt,
has filed Bald certificate In my office,
md has made application for tax deed
.o isaue in accordance with law.
Said certificate embraces the follow
ng described property, situated In
Putnam county, Florida, to-wlt:
I acres In N.K. cor. of N.E. H of H.W. '4
-taction SI, Township 8. itange 2i K i
acres
The said land being assessed at the
date of issuance of such certificate In
lie name of Win, Lane.
Unless said certificate shall be re
deemed according to law, tax deed will
ssue thereon on the 17th day of No vember,
A.D.. 1U18.
Witness my official signature and
WD this ITih H.v Al l.lnht. A T ior!
HENRY HUTCHINSON,
Clerk Circuit Court, Putnam Co., Fla.
By H. Hutchinson. Jr., D. 0-
Notice of Application for Tu Deed
Under Section H of Chapter 4HHH,
. Laws of Florida.
Notice Is hereby given that J. W. Pedder,
nureliARer nf f riutlnnnl Tax Certificates Nos.
48 and No. 44, dated the 8th day of June,
a ii. ivu, nas men saia certincaies in
Mttlce, and has made application for lax
Deed to Issue in accordance with law. Said
it-notional certificate and certificate em
braces the fnllnwlnir desnrlhed DrOPert.v
situated In Putnam County, Florida, to wit:
23a according to law InS.E.cor.of wH Block
i, Lot 8. Block 6, Lots 5 and 0, Block , N.'.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Under and bv virtue of a ertniH
edition issuing out of and under the
stal of the Circuit Court in and for the
vwuiii. ,i j uuiHiii, ana oiate or Flor
ida, dated the 3th day of October, A
D. 1S13, in a certain cause therein
penning, wherein East Florida Savings
& Trust Company, a banking cornora-
v.w.i unur-i i,,- mwn oi ine Hint a or I no.
Florida, was Plaintiff, and Hcrh.rt a
Smith, is Defendant, I. H. L. Kennerly!
as Sheriff of said Putnam County,
have levied upon and will sell to the
highest and best bidder for cash at
the front door of the Court House", In
Pnlntkn. Putnam County, Florida, be
tween the legal hours of sale, on the
fliat Monday in December, A. D. 113
the same being the
FIRST DAT OF DECEMBER, 19ia,
and legal sales day. the following; de
scribed personal property, to-wit:
3 cans 1 lb CliloDed Bpf : 1 md Rmnk.
ed B-ef. 5 oz. ; 14 cana Smoked Beaf, (
u., io i-una worn neer tiaah, 1-2 os
?4 cans Potted Ham .4 oa so .
all Camps P ork A Beans. 12 oz.; 16
cans Van Camps Peas, 1 lb. 4 os - 7
cans Eagle Brand Milk. IS 1-2 oa.-"ll
cans Carnation Milk, IS oz.; 27 sans
Carnation Milk. C 1-4 oz. ; It oana
Dime Brand Milk. 11 1-2 ot;
2S Jars Bob Whits preserve, small
size; 21 Jars King Jam. 12 oa.; 11 Jars
King Jam, ?S oz.; u Jftra hVowr
Buckets'. K Bath Tuha amill
size: t B-gal Aetna Oil Cans; 4 white
Washbowls and Pitchers; 2 Delta Lan
terns; 5 Bed Chambers; 1 S-gal Never
Fall Oil Can; 4 Milk Buckets large
size; I Milk Buckets small atse: S
wraters square; s Tin Coffee Pots 10c;
:z Tin qt Dinner Buckets; 7 Prying
r-n enc e nouna uraters: 17 Knam-
led Stew Pots No. 2: 17 EioixpU
Stew Pots No. 4: I Enameled Waah
Hasina No. 24; 2 Enameled Tea Kettles
u; o Tin, Hake Pans: 10 Tin S f-
'": 12 Tin Dish Pana 10c; 1( Tin
Flour Sifters, rmt tkttc iwi Anm- a
tups tin; S Tin t qt Buckets with han
dle; I Pan Cake Turners 10c; Tin
Sauce Pans: 11 Enamel Buckets No.
22. 25c: 18 Enameled Coffee Pota No.
'00: 7 Enameled Coffee Pots No. 15: 11
enameled Coffee Pota No. Ill- Fnml
Coffee Pots No. 2P; 7 Enameled Coffee
fots.No. J51; I Enamel Coffee Pota No.
201; 8 Enamel Dish Pana SOc:
5 Tin Dish Pana lam !- IS Tin
WIR Pans medium size: SO Tin Milk
"ans large size: ID T'n urnw puna
mall siee: Bine Enamel- Stew pots
yo- Blue Knam-i Stew Pots No
: large size Kitchen Snoons: I
erav Enamel Saure Pana- a cum
Combs; 11 1-gni Oil Can Chamnton A
Lenox: 11 1-h1 OH Cans Patented: 1
Jommon Lantcrna; 1 doz qt Mason
'arS: i Blue rnim.1 .nmhln.llnn
Holler Sc. Azure Ware; t Blue F.nam
"I Kettles No. 0. 75c. Azure Ware:
S Blue Enamel Bake Pans with cover.
. Azure Ware; Blue Enamel Water1
duckets, Azure Ware; t Blue Enamel
B.E. oor of Lot 4, Block IS, O.T. embraced in
said certlfscate No- 44, all lii Section 11,
Townships, 8. Range 24 E.,88 Acres.
The said land being assessed at the date or .
the Issuanoe of such certificates In the
name of Etonian Canal and Drainage Co.
and Anna Kodats, respectively.
Unless said certificates shall be redeemed
according to law, Tax Deed will Issue tbere-
ou on tne run aay oi rtovemoer, vi,-.a
Witness my ottlclal signature and seal this
the I7tb day of October. A.I., Wl. . .
(SEAL) HENRI HUTCHINSON
Clerk Circuit Court, Putnam Co.,- la.
By H. Hutohlnsoo, Jr, D. C
Notice of Application for Tax tee
Under Section 8 ef Chapter 4888,
Laws of Florida.
NOTICE is hereby given that
W. A. Williams, Jr. pnrehaser of Tax Cer
tificate No. 124, dated the 6th day of June
A. V., lull,
has filed said certificate in my office. -and
has made application for tax deea
to issue in accordance with law.
Said certificate embraces the folloer
ing described property,' situated in
Putnam county, Florida, to-wit:
E'Jof Bik. 11. Bnb. DIt. ol EH of IeK.
SeuLlonUk Township lu. 8. Bang - -
Acres. ' -
The said land being assessed at the
date of issuance of such certificate in
the name of unknown -
Unless said certificate shall be re
deemed according- to law. tax deed will
Imuc thereon on the 14th day ol November
A. I). IVIS.
Witness my official signature and
seal thl. the 4lh day of October K. D.', Il.
(SEAL) HENRY HUTCHINSON
Clerk, Circuit Court, Putnam Co., Fin.
By H. Hutchinson, Jr., D. C,