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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27,
Jrifc PALATKA NEWS, PALATKA, FLA.
PAGE NO. EIGH'I.
1916.
nMtT
The Fashion
SPECIAL VALUES IX SUITS,
COATS AM .Ml ESSES
Beautiful New
Fall Dresses
Just received, in Silk Poplins.
Series and Taffetas, at prices from
$4.95 to $27.50
Coat Suits
of the Newest Fashions
There are Gabardines, Poplins,
Broadcloth and Wool Velours,
prices from
$12.95 to $33.50
A Big Selection
of Coats
Long, Medium and Short Coats in
mixtures and solid colors.
$3.95 up to $27.50
New Goods are arriving daily. Call and see
them. It will be our pleasure to show you
our merchandise whether you buy or not.
rnoxE io.
The Fashion
FRUCHTMAN BROS , Props.
in HAPPENINGS AND
PKRSONAL MENTION
Warner T. Hamm has returned from
a business trip to Miami.
The Monday Night Bridge club was
delightfully entertained by Mrs. S.
Worden.
The ThnrsHav Bridce clnh mpt with
Mrs. George E. Gay yesterday after-
Economy
Sale;
TWO WHOLE DAYS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
OCTOBER 27th, 28th, 1918
For the benefit of our customers we are doing
it again A few of the bargains to be off ered at
The Economy Grocery to the consumers only.
It may be your last chance:
. i m:n. .11 i 1
r.vajviraUMi iwiih. miuiii rwito in j
Lvaporuieu ahik, lare cans wo
Pure Ground Pepper (the greatest bargain; your
mnney back if not as represented, per pound
Pet and Carnation Milk, small cans (S for
Pet anil Carnation Milk, larjle cans 3 for
All 1(V National and Sunshine Cakes, this sale only
Pork and Reans in Tomato Sauce . 6 cans for
Perrv's best Rhubarb, the best on the market -
Delrav Crystal Table Salt, regular fy. this sale.
noon and spent a delightful recreaton.
1 It. C. Howell is spending a few days
at Tate Springs, Tenn., for the bene
, fit of his health.
i Misses Lillian and Mabel Kanner
! spent the week in Bunnell where they
I visited friends.
' Mrs. II. A. Stillwell and little
1 daughter are visiting friends in Jack- :
; sonville.
i Miss Josephine Steed spent the j
week-end with her parents in De-
Land.
i I
Senator and Mrs. W. S. Middleton i
j were motor visitors in the city yes- j
terday. j
! Mrs. Nors worthy of Leesburg has
! returned home after a short visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Yel- i
verton, Jr. J
The Philathea class of the Presby- j
terian church will give a Hallow'pen :
party next Monday evening at the ;
home of Miss Winnie Barstow. j
I Dr. E. P. Lounds, the well-known j
'pharmacist of Crescent City, with B. ;
,r. Purcell of that place were visitors
i in the city on Wednesday.
Mrs. J. F. Ganas and her sister,
' Miss Elinor Allen of Huntington were
among the shoppers in the city yester
j day.
't Miss Ellene Merryday returned on
Monday from a delightful visit with
her brother, Crill Merryday of Mtuli-
j son.
J Miss Marie Merryday returned to
j her home in Daytona Beach Monday
after a visit with Miss Maud Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Boyd and
daughters Misses Louise and Mayo,
motored Saturday to New Smyrna,
where thev spent the week-end with
j friends.
! The choir of the Presbyterian
church will be entertained after re
hearsal this evening by Mr. and Mr.
R. S. O'Haver nt the manse, assis'cl
by Mrs. Edward L. Mann.
j Mayor and Mrs. W. P. Meriam re
turned Monday afternoon from Atlan
ta where they visited their son Jan;,
a student in the Georgia Technical
Institute.
j Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Brown arrived
in Palatka last Saturday from tlvi-
honeymoon and are at home to their
friends at the residence of Mrs. A. M.
Ilau ghton.
Mrs. Bolinger returned to her
Sunday after a visit with her grand
daughter. Mrs. Culp. Mrs. Ered
Priest also returned to her home in
St. Petersburg Monday after a visit
with Mrs. Culp, her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tenny motored
from Lakeland Saturday and spent
the week-end with relatives in Talat
ka and Federal Point. They were ac
companied home by Mrs. Termy's
mother, Mrs. Addie Tilphnian. on
Monday.
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AT ABOUT
THAT OVERCOAT ?
The wise ones the weather prophetstell
us we are going to have a very cold winter.
"Whether it's cold or whether it's hot, we've
aot to weather it, whether or not;" and you can
best weather the cold in a nice, warm Overcoat.
We would like to have you come in and
see our line. They are beauties, and we are
sure you will find one to fit your form,
and pocket. Come in and look them over.
Just To Remind You
That our PRESS
ING OFFER is still
open and should be
taken advantage of. It is this: We will keep in shape any
Suit or Overcoat purchased from us, FREE OF CHARGE. We
have a competent tailor in charge of this department.
M
BROWN
Clothier and Furnisher to
Particular Men and Boys.
SAFETY FIRST!
is a good motto to remember
when buying Candy.
s,
Candy or Chocolates
are guaranteed pure and they
are a delicious confection.
TRY A POUND
Your friends run hut (tnttltiixj you
can (fire titan
c.rccjtt tjour jjtofofntth
NECK'S PHOTO STUDIO
Putnam National Bank
Phone 5
.25
.23
.25
.(!)
.25
.11
.04
Miiini)!ii Pn"-TVt;d Figs (just a few left) 11
Corn Starch, best grade A. & N. p.oods 08
Royal Cream : givo it a trial 08
Sardines, in oil. America's best, rep;. 5c, this sale ,01
Kippered Herring, this sale 2 cans for .25
Table Salt, all l()c grades U8
(lou-e Berries, 2 lb. cans, fine quality 10
Head Rice, new crop 03
Karly .bine Peas, extra grade, 2 cans for .25
Extra Sifted Peas. 2 lb. cans reg. 20c, this sale . .15
Corn Flakes 07
Soaps and Washing Powders, all kinds 6 for .25
California Table Peaches in syrup 3 cans for .25
Pest Catsup, regular 23c. new -0
Best Catsup, regular 15c. new 10
Tomatoes, Maryland's best pack 3 cans for .23
Tomatoes. .Maryland hand tacked 05
liest California Asparagus. Kings River. 40c, now .23
Sailer's Extracts, all Havers, buy quick. -08
Best Cream, ast'd Chocolate and Fudtie Candy, lb. .13
Lord Calvert Coffee, sold v itli a guarantee. 40c, now .30
Shaplt igh Sterling Coffee, 40c. this sale 35
Sunbeam Coffee, every can repeats, 10c. only . . .35
Maxwell House, the old reliable 28
Cottolene. No. 10 pails, as long as tiu-y last l.5
Cdttolene, No. 5 pails 70
Snnw Drift. .No. 10 pads, ten '-ases only 1.50
Snow Drift Lard. No. 5 pails, five eases only G3
Snow Drift Lard. No. 2 pails, four cases only .. . 3(1
Stone's Cakes, tirst and last time 09
A full line of Over-Sea goods : none belter and sold
with a guarantee. White Rino; Self Rising Flour,
handled by Palatka's leading Wholesale House, always
in stock. Fruits and Vegetables, the season's latest
and daily arrivals. "An apple a day keeps the doctor
awiiy "try our high-grade Apples.
Ladies especially invited to visit our store and
prompt deliveries guaranteed.
THE ECONOMY GROCERY
216 Lemon St, PALATKA, Fla.
P. A. Vans A Knew, a prominent at-
1 tornoy of Jacksonville, was here on
j ! professional business Thursday.
I.. A. and U. A. Meryday of Day
tona Poach spent Wednesday in the
city on business.
Col. John Dallow of Welaka was
amonfr the visitors in the city on Wed
nesday Mrs. II. L. Weller left Tuesday for
j her home in Jacksonville after a visit
jvith her daughter, Mrs. E. H. Collins.
! E. W. Gray of Jacksonville spent a
j few days in the citv on a visit to his
mother, Mrs. E. W. Gray.
.Iiulire DeWitt T. Gray of Jackson
ville was the guest of his mother,
Mrs. E. W. (bay, over the week-end.
Iiorn to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wool-
wine in Palatka Heights, a son, last
Friday night,
Miss Louiebelle Iirown of Lawtey is
the atractivo truest of Miss Winnip
Mrs. J. Lychenheim of Havana, Cu- Barstow.
Lieut. Morngne Ilusson of Jackson
ville is the guest of his aunts, the
Misses Moragne on Riverside Drive.
Mrs. W. ( Cartledge and little
daughter of Huntington, were guests
of Mrs. Howell A. Davis for several
days during the past week.
I Mrs. M. S. Brown and her daugh- ' Palatka's new postoffice is Hearing
iter, Miss Rena Brown, who have been completion and The News is inform-
jahsent lrom home since the middle of tu lnat t win no ready lor occupancy
.lune, are expected to arrive home
from Baltimore tomorrow. Baltimore
has been their headquarters for the
four months of their absence, but Mrs.
Brown, as an official of the Supreme
j Lodge, Pythian Sisters, attended the
meeting of the lodge in Portland. Ore
; gon, during the summer, and made the
; occasion of that trip one to see many
; of the great wonders of the far west,
j Mrs. Brown devoted some time to see-
ing California from the north to its
! southern boundary; she visited Salt
i Lake City, Denver, the Yellowstone
Park and other places of interest.
I They left Baltimroc via steamer for
; Savannah on Tuesday and should ar-
rive home tomorrow.
The local branch of Maccabees,
Hive Xo. 4. is being represented this
week in Jacksonville where the annual
meeting of the Woman's Benefit As- j
soriation is being held, hy the fellow- !
in jj ladies who went over Tuesday:
Mesdames Albeit Tromblev. Atwater.
Stelts, Hutchins, Slade and Miss Hat- j
tie Bukv. I
ba, who has been spending several
months with her sister, Mrs. U. F.
Urie, and has won a host of f riends
during her stay here, left for her
home Wednesday evening accompa- !
nied by her little nephew, Frederick
Brown, who will spend the winter
with his aunt.
ed that it will he ready for
by the latter part of November
James Urie of Frostproof who came
up to attend the wedding of his sis
ter, Miss Annie Louise Urie. will re
main over a few days with his parents
Mr. and Mis. II. V, Urie.
Rohley Bruce has returned to his
studies in Stetson, coming over to
attend the wedding of his sister, Miss
Annie Bruce. Miss Elvira Bruce re
turned to Tallahassee Wednesday
evening following the marriage of
her sister.
Palatka Automobile &
Supply Company
announces that it has increased the scope of
its business hy the addition of facilities for
FORGINGS
PATTERN MAKING
AND
GENERAL MACHINE REPAIR
WORK
Of course we continue our departments of
Plumbing, Roofing, Pipe Fitting, Bath Room
Fixtures and Supplies.
Phone 152.
Palatka, Florida
FOB SALE FOB REN"
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Taint ku.
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Bob James expects to move into
the New Hotel James on Sat
urday of next week. The house is
nearly ready for oecuooancv. Mr.
James will move into the new house i 1
without interruption of his business.
He will serve supper at the old cafe",
and breakfast in his new quarters.
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I Walter MeXally had a letter on
Wednesday from London, England,
i the contents of which will be of special
j interest to a large number of people
in Palatka. The letter was from
oergi. xv. l-.. iveaung, vim uauanon, tor oi t. .Marks church is speedir"
Canadian Expeditionary Force, now across Texas with his family in an a ill
I in London. Scrgt. Keating is in tomohile on his way to Palatka and
charge of a machine gun force, all Mr. Hau ghton informs The News' that
I American born young men, recruited he will likely arrive here by Tuesday
: in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Mr. cr Wednesday of next week. The
j ieuwijg wiuus- mat, ue expects io
: leave for the front in France in a
short time and sends regards to a
' number of old friends here by name,
i Sergt. Keating is a Palatka reared
young man and was very popular here.
His wife's death and his subsequent
failure in business made him despond.
.n il iin.l fenced, 4 room dwcllim.'. located on l'i
Hulk of trnet lru yooil laml. Price tsim.nn.
I'WKI.i.inc. J rooms anil luitli, electric Hants, lot : x
suit. !!iu-"iiln.
KN l'.n.lM I' W i: I.I.I NC lol ."Jl L'ull on k'irhv SI. Jl:.ll'lJl. I'll-h o r 1 it1
I IVi: Kimim IiWKU.IXi.;, Jul :.ii x ln)..n Kirbv Ht. simM.no. Ciisli or ! -nil- i
K i:s. Imlfof it r.'iicecl mi. I clfiireil.on hard roail 2 mill's from 11
' V'IJ 1" ' f"iu .-il nml rlrari .1. .; room two storv ilwi Mini;, otlcr ii.'l i''1' im'
Iroiiltiu on Imnl roini ' mll.-s from 1'h.JuIUu. wortli'the mom y.
1 Ac:;i:s innmii'ov(.,l fronts on Imnl roml 2 nil Irs from town. J''"-1 " I1"1' ""
l-i At I.l.s I'lMHKlt I. AMI In I.pvv t ountv. Florliln. l.ii ner ucr in l
f:u i I .
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cvv county. Florliln, l.im ju'i'
i-mii'-mJ :in,i utuh'r I'liliiviitioii tin,, fi-room ilwt'lliiifc;. '-'"'I u
"n. 'l'i
rectory tias lieen repaired and made
over for the reception of the new rec-
amt ins lamily's comfort.
till f. iu-i
lllU'llts.
I mhI iniuYr ftillivallon. lUu' Binall tlwcllhis.-. Imrn ''
timlii's lrom town t'ln np for cash.
tor
much .uauue Aiiams the incompara
ble appears in a revival of "The Lit
tle Mini.ster" in Jacksonville tomor
row, she will have in her audience
many devotees from Palatka. among
ent and he went from Oeala where he whom will be Mrs. VvoA
had been living a number of years and Edward L. Mann, Miss Grizella' Mer-
enlisted in a Canadian regiment for rill. Miss Winnifred Haughton with
service in the European war. He may Mrs. Morris Cochrane in her car In
never come out of this awful war. but Mrs. L. A. Smith's car will ho vv-
il. 1 l.:- 1 (.-,:. 1. nt: t.s i-.v V " Jc -rf.
lilt; liupes ui Ilia iimuy iiiciuis, licie .inucii, iiiss r.lltm Kupperhu5ch Chas
win oe xnat ne may unu iiiat some iu(iieri)uscn. jr., t h
n-ii-s Al f.irniin- ii,.i, pH, tly imjinn , -.1 . small dwi'lllnu'. I.ooatnl on !'""""
ni'iint l m li,. . lrom I'nliilkn, tooit iii'lyhborliooil. Price fiXM'ti.
n-ri s, I." ,,f it miller fen,-,. nnl cultivation. Small dwelling, i"' vnu-i. " I"'
trees unit oilier mits ji.. Ini,,s irolll colll.t Mouse.
e six-room lii.u-e. ;i.n) p,.r month.
T. J. KNIGHT
REAL ESTATE
N. 4th St.. PALATKA
FIRE INSURAN
The special cut Tin P PC fin errAtariao
which Lave been advprti
l'n ui rn an.d! e Past .tw weeks by the Economy
nativity refitted through his exper- Havis" car there will l,e Mr nerloc-.i v ? 7 has resulted in
ience to endure civic hardship and win Davis, Mrs. Nellie Varnes and Mr nnd mnnHnnTi c EaltS f ihlS Bto ? tre
Ithe battle of life in a way to secure Mrs. .1. T. Rarnett. Th- .,'1,1 " e.ndo"s'y- ..Somehow the people ap-
such a monument as his tsjents and leave Saturday mornimr arH 4-ni - ' ril nt.Ve '"."P. inthls hl&n
. 1 , 1 1 ' . 1 : , , L. ! . , r. . 1 1
natural kindliness of heart entitle him. turn sometime Sunday.
cost of linng" which the Economy is
giving ftem. .
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Corcm
spent last week-end in Jacksonville
Mrs. Henry Hutchinson, Jr., and
tie children who have been visions
New York for the past
pected home tomorrow. Mr. anu
Hutchinson will live in ft" ' cotW
the corner of Second and Man sn