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21, 1917.
THE -I'ALATkA NEWS, PALATKA, FLA.,
PAGE NO. FIVE.
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Millinery
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Seduction
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from Earnest's
.Store! , .
. fOB PUBLICATION.
ik. Interior.
Sw at Gainesville. Fla,,
lj)t December- 8th, 1917.
JS given that 'Enoch
Hawthorne, Fla.. who,
" 1912, made Home-
'J; 011355. for LOU 11
wi ,L 7 Township 11 S..
MlahaWe Meridian,
ft ls. i..Hnn tn make
"Sof o establish claim
, prooi, w ,ih.rt. before
M Gainesville,
K day of January,
tfDamS Hawthorne, Florida.
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S ' .'.hprnp. Florida.
rasa w. Davis. r
Vbbeb stamps.
I.,... . ctomn Supplies.
P"f inches long
WJ, inp 2Q cts. each
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St. Augustine, r i
MRS. M. S. BROWN
Prominent Charity Worker of Palatka Who Died This
Morning.
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aW-Twenty acres good
,,th ni rfiiaiiia on
timber. Price $25
Ictmns. J. v.
JST-Store and store house,
utadSt. Appiyas
JFOR RENT Two rooms
ii Second St. Appiy on
a-au-H.
lr's Orchestra
i Ooen for
iflass Engagements
mi Palatka, Fla.
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MGE SEED CO.
j mi Poultry Supplies
I 121 S. 2nd St.
JilKA, FLORIDA
We.ea Duplicated
)t)y e.s Rteitvcd
wtW Orders -We fty ftatt
13 1 fORSYTH ST.
PERBUSCH
Jtel and
Istaurant
JtUPPERBUSCH, Proprietor
for 50 cents
land up.
OFFICE HOURS :
IS to 2 d. m.
6 to 8 p. m.
A. m. Stecn
Si. PalatKa, fla.
Preaching at Francis.
Thprp will hp rprrular m-pnM-lino-
services in the Methodist church ?.t
Francis next Sunday morning and
evening, when the newly appointed
pastor, Rev. Julian de Nazarie, will
conduct the services. His morning
topic will be "Lost and Found." In
the evening his subject will be "How
Shall we Escape. every mernDer, ot
tha rhnwli is iircpri to hp present and
a cordial invitation is extended to the
entire community. In addition to
the regular services there will be a
song service at 6:45 p. m., to which
request is made that an tne young
people of the neighborhood attend.
Wnman's Club Notes-
TIip mpptinf' last Fridav was in
charge of Mrs. George E. Welch, her
subjects bein? "So"s of bolomon
and "Proverbs." Mrs. Welch led off
with an article dealing with the au
thorship of these books, while inter
esting information was added in the
wav of readings dealinp with these
books, by Mesdames" J. E. Lucas,
C. Hudson, and Mrs. Leon Jones.
Rev. Noah J. Tilghman was present
as a guest of the club and gave an
;iHni rtiRPonrse unon tnese
likl.'. n.fc, .
books. . ,
The meetinsr this afternoon win ne
,i.,o,i otirplv to Fwleration sub
jects; Mrs. D- J. Coughlin who was
present at the state lederauon oi u-
ri,,v,Q in Tnmna two weeks aro.
will give her report of that meeting
which promises to be very lnieieM.'
Let everv club member come mu nis
afternoon. Th Woman's ' l"o r.i"-
is out and will be distributed mis u.-ternoon.
Cant. Rvan P'-s Suddenlv.
ht p Rvni t.hp well-known
furniture dealor of ttrs r-v died on
Tuesday momin-r about 6:30 after an
illness 'of two or three davs. and
which started with acute indigestion.
r.nnt. Rvan's condition became ri iu-
cnl on Monday sfternooT Pr. Stoen.
his Physician wis sert for hurriedly.
but Dr. Steen was at l.ane v o-uo a....
met with auto troubles on his v-ay
home which delayed him. Drs. War
ren and Beggs were tnen
did alii that was possioif i
stricken man.
Late at niirht Attornev ,l. -
f font Rvan's reciuest
was caiH-u in at ji
and drew his will, which was duly
io,l nni witnessed. liiJJL- ".
hen sent for his spiritual ! advisor
Rev. Robert Dunworth of St. Mom
eas, who administered the last sacra
ment. . f fr
ami St Cloud, arrived here on the
1 mo,ming train onl: a coup,e
hours before his death- Then .
val, however i
father was unconscious
Funeral arranire""- ,v t
for Thursday afternoon m't
figure m taiajKa. i prsonal
rWhMtahemrfe'r? in
tthtatST Hi. fannture
was
Services at the First Baptist Church.
inoo ot the First. Rantist church
v ho c.n.hipted bv the nastor. Rev.
J. F. Savell. 11:00 a. m. theme "The
., n px Onv." 7:30 D- m
"One More Haul." Sunday school at
Q-r, o ti Siinerint.endent H. 1V1
Kearnside. B. Y. P. U. 6:30 with Miss
May Minton presiding. A cordial in
vitation to all..
f HO OSIER Kif.'r
For Her Christmas
$1 Will Bring a Life Long Gift
JUST PAY $1 NOW; This wonderful Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet will be
delivered cn Christmas morning. A dollar a week will pay for it. No
interest. No extra fees.
Palatka Well Represented.
r:,a -.oo(--Tirr nf inhhnrs and retail
on Wednesday,
called b" State Food Administrator
i? Poa-Viam was well attended
snd Palatka was represented by its
leading men in the trade. Those who
4. ., Wo were E- D. Ferrell
t wiria Orofpr Co. Dr. L. W.
Wprven of the Men-yday Grocery Co.,
R F Adams, countv food administra
tor E. W. Elliott and L. C. Stephens,
the last two representing the retail
!t 11(1 6
There were fullv 20(1 delegates pres-
cnt from all pans ot tne htaic,
pffpptpti to renre-
sent the wholesalers and .lobbers, the
retailers, and another tne noiei auu
restciuinnt men.
Mr. Elliott j)f the Economy uroceiy
this city was made temporary secre
i. v.', Jonh'nofl for laek of time to
lur.y, uuv
accept the position permanently-
The three organizations numeu
assist. Mr. Beacham in enforcing the
food conservation law.
Ask any woman who has one. Ask her how
it cuts her work in half. How It saves her miles
of extra steps.
Let her tell you what a wonderful convenience
its 40 labor-saving features are. What it means
to have at your disposal the results of the life
work of America's most brilliant kitchen scien
tists composing Hoosier's staff of experts.V To
have places for 400 articles all within arm's reach
With the easy terms of $1 weekly, there is no
excuse for any woman spending long working
hours on her feet.
Come and examine this wonderful labor-saving
kitchen convenience while the present low prices
ranging from $24.85 to $43.50 prevail. A dol
lar is all you. pay to have a Hoosier delivered.
If for any reason a change to any other style
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet is desired after Christ
mas, we will be glad to make an exchange then
but by all means arrange now for a Hoosier Cab
inet in her kitchen on Christinas morning.
OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS
From Palatka's Leading Furniture Store
N-EPHONE No. 23
to Promptly Answered
-, e v.q vot hnmp o-ifts we have
f.-en is the "Ten Wa"on:" not a lady
in the co"ntv but would appreciate
r ii,,. T H YelveTton has a
variety of makes and styles, all up
to date.
Logical. '
"Boy!"
"Mum?"
!-... j,f rmi'so with vour Christ-
mas druml' Do you want to deafen
'Ves'm: then you won't mind the
noise." Life.
TEA WAGONS
$12.00 to $25.00
CEDAR CHESTS
$12 00 to $25.00
42 PIECE BREAKFAST SETS
$7.50
GLOBE-WERNICKE "
SECTIONAL BOOKCASES
$3.00 and $4.50
Per Section.
DRESSING TABLES HAT RACKS
RUGS ART SQUARES SWLNUS
SEWING BASKETS
$4.50 to $15.00
MORRIS CHAIRS
$22.00 to $35-00
KIDDIE KARS
$1.25 to $3.50
COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS
$27.50 to $145.00
TABOURETTS MAGAZINE RACKS ROCKERS
CHIFFEROBES WARDROBES LEATHER BAGS
SMOKING STANDS
$4.00 to $7.50
SHIRT WAIST BOXES
$4.50 to $10.00
BUCK'S TOY RANGES
$7.50
CHINA CLOSETS
All Finishes
$17.50 to $65.00
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4vn top SWEI.I.TST LINE OF
DINING ROOM AND OTHER FURNISHINGS SHOWN IN THE CITY.
Corner J,H.felveiton, Jr. Tele-
aTn mjmjli ne
PalatKa, norma.
6th St.
f& M " "
P'lJtl. J. WALTKH HILI.IA""'
G.L0PER
BAILEY CO.
"ican and ForeiinCompaniei
insuranco
'me Insurance
rtdinr Camnania
P-AIMS PROMPTLY
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Tore on I.emon street was man..
in the old-lasn-oiif.. , t
p0ne of the m -Vhat
husiiifB. . v
pess came to mm. o N-,v
vapi. . ; vh' life ns
BrUTtVe"( ea,S where he was. a
anderthof5:4scls and a vessel
owner. ptnam county about
He came to Putnam i t er of
thirty vears ago an d for J n
..: some toiu , ;
fT' 1 a where he was engae a
Iwii citrus fj'U ts- A 25
freeze he moved t ri t tnAe
been engaged m tne
Rob-
He is rarflvrt w;; p.
.T. of Ne Albany. In' ,
nd William B. of b " y(ahmPy of
?:JZKl AH vere hereto tBeru-
neral. which 7TrtMic chnrch.
noon at M-i, chor-e of the
Mooney '- nd the inter
funeral arrangement, an
Radiolite Watches
Make Excellent Gifts
'
r-. 7 . f-inwlliall Women's Size
Actual
mm
RADIOLITES
tell time in the dark
HE hands and Bures of Incll
ta the dark and lasts for ten years or more.
. t,f nr in the bedroom, the Ingersoll
Outdoors at night, or in tne D
Radiolite is a great venie' 7Lht. Five
as a watch that shows t.rneonly g &
SSte Rostand on thehurea.
"Radiolite" $2.25
Th regular Inperfolt
Mnd.. Show.ttm.rn
Waterbury
"Radiolite" $4.00
A man', watch, hani-
Midget
"Radiolite"
$3.75
Sam. watch In atrap
for wri.t or in whit.
cut for bureau.
"Just Tit is, We Appreciate Your Business:
When in Palatka do not fail to visit our
store. We have a large line of
Toys, Dolls, and Gifts for
the whole family from
Baby to Papa
.Wcial discount to Churches and Sun
day Schools on Toys, Etc.
Look for the
Open Book Electric Sign
PflLATim STATIODEBY
MINIM
COCHRANE BROTHERS, Proprietors
Phone 333. v Opposite Post Office
"The Store of Quality, Price and Service."
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The Sweetest of Alj.
CYstTtVisl&l T birthday
not orget that 't uml elge hap.
eVtUofaU.
SETTLED.
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