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Evening star., 1916-10-10

only glass that color brilliant luster
cuttnghere inferior the whole col
lection
OF PRICES.
Mayonnaise
spoonholders Ice Tubs Vases Celery Trays Salad Bowls Fruit
Nappies Bowls, Water Sets
Puff
Trays Salad Dishes.
Mayonnase
Pitchers
Flower Vase. in Many Beautiful Cuttings
and
$1Se
S3z5G ~s..s ~x..s. .-...>-
Evening star., 1916-10-10
Cosmos.

4 clever little hit is being presented
At the Cosmos Theater this week under
the title THE Bachelor Dinner" a
farewell tribute by his friends to a
bridegroom presumptive. Rose Gard
ner and Jack Henry. who are featured
in tho pretty musical comedy tabloid.
as well as others In the cast, have good
voices and sing well. Tho music In
new. pretty and lively. and there is q
real plot, with q nne scenic back
ground TO lift the Offering we'll up In
tho scale Of merit. A dramatic OFFER
Ing by Grace Sinclair and = competent
Evening star., 1916-10-10
Polls.

Robert Sherman's players at Polls
Theater this week play Whitney Col
Inns very mellow drama. THE Girl
Without o Chance" They do well
enough; in fact. they make the most
possible Of their roles. but the theme
Of the play Is noisome The action
starts in Italy. runs the gamut Of trials
and tribulations of the New York
der. It is not hilarious tertainment.
Evening star., 1916-10-10
Wloo0war0 6 Totbr0{p
New York-WAsFINGTON-=P

Are Everywhere Evident in the
Mutu0101q
1fa@btom
Erbibitt0oo
This exhibition brings you the fashions OF the last
ments ogn-the individual and picturesque modes drawn
from many inspirations and periods fabrics of kinds
all lending themselves with admirable charm the gar
ments in which they are found; coors rich and har
mdnious any you have ever seem
AS exhibition represents the coordinate efforts OF
Paris and America and includes in part the following:
Beaded and Embroidered Velvet
Evening Gowns,
The New Rubber Gray and Taupe Colored
Veluef Govns
Nev Fm.Trimn,ed Gowns,
New Orchid Colored, Soiree and TaFeta Silk
Georgette Crepe and Charmeuse
Afternoon Dresses,
Colored Embroidered Serge Dresses in nev shades.
Suits of Famous Puisian Designing
Bernard, Doucet, Georgette, Channel, Lanua,
Brandt. MayshaN ct Armand and Callot Soems.
Handsome Black Chiffon Velvet and +
Cut Veluet Suits, ~
Rich Bolivia Cloth Suits,
Eleeunt Fur Trimmed Suits,
Suit. with plain colored or fancy silk Innings,
II Exclusive Man Tailored Suits and
Suits for Large Women,
Fw-Trimn,ed Wrap. of rich chiffon veluet,
Satin Wraps in netO shades
Latest models in Golf and Sport Coats
Goats for tailored, motor and street vear,
The Ne.v Vodka or Russian Blouses, -
Beaded and Embroidered Georgette Crepe Blouses,
Striped and Plaid Silk Waists,
Chiffon and Lace Blouses, :,
Velvet Hats in all the fashionable colors,
Hutter's Plush and other Hats in neu shapes,
For SeoI and Mole Furs. 49,
Evening star., 1916-10-10
Free Lessons in Knitting and Crocheting to All
Purchasers Of Columbia Yarns.

This is a splendid opportunity for girls
become proficient of knitting crochet
ing. and at
An experienced teacher from the factory here
limited period
Second floor. Tenth st
Evening star., 1916-10-10

LIBERTY-Today, Dustin Farnum, in
'Davy Crockett" Tomorrow, Norma
Talmage. in Going Straight; also
Mack Swain. in "Ambrose's Cup OF
Woe" Thursday, Harold Lockwood
and May Allison. in THE River of
Romance" Friday, Hazel Dawn and
Owen Moore. in Under Cover" Sum-
day, Marie Doro, in 'The Dream Girl"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08

MS empfebIensperz
ter Seruf fir &risgsinpnIicea piro
in ENC oeltltIdnoii6en lanopirtz
1Gaftm 3eitunf Der oss Wieiensz
parters e%mpfobien. Der YerfalIer
bat eIaen @ieienpdrter nit sinem
9ol5bein fennen gelerllt, Der Die Sc
l0afte fir 5psi G'enpheal4oIten be-
lorgte uno i'm logte: uWenn i'd oas
bolSerne Sein nid)t bate, t0nnte itb
bier i~iber9oupt nid)t IieIenpdrter
Iein. Dem pie 2eate mpllcn Bic
grdben, in othen e5 llaB lit, nid)t
arsraumen. Sd tann Die ober gut
erleoisel;, inoem ib MIDI nit met
llem b0l5srnen gein in oen Wieienz
9roben Itelle, obre uaNe giibe 81 be-
tommen.
I'm bic @@ef SnbuItrie Ma1i=
TOBIAS Su fproern, bat bas Mderbnut
Separtement Wnoromlnsen getroffen,
oab Die G6aff2ur unter einem top.
psratipen, fir Ole 5ormer beosutens
porteilbafteren Spitem pprsenommel
miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
Nefabren bcr 5nslnft.

Gin @inbsug fiiblt anl better, ipen,t
ipir beib uno abseipannt iiub, gerabs
ipenn ocrielbe an sefdbrliditen lit
1lnb Sic 3eiultate in Neltralgia, lfeifem
9als, ipegen Malsfeln, pbcr au9An
faIe bon Nbeumatismlts beiteben. sSrt
lol6en Sdllelr 9ebraude man SIoan's
Ointment. Sc itimulirt Sic Girfulaz
tion na6 bern ipebet lt1o ldmer5Iiden
&linft. 9as SLUT fliebt lci6t inns III
fur5er 3eit berldipi110ct Sic @teifbeit
llno Bic sdmer5en. 9ieienisen. tpelz
6e OH Neuralgia ober 1leuralii6en
&ppfidmersen leiben, ipcrben ftnben,
baB ein ein= ODER 5ipeimaliger Sc
brauh BON Shouts Ointment atsgez
5eibnete 2inoerlmg brit1st. Sic
ldiperen Gdmer5eu perIdipinben lll,b
MAIDEN eil,em ltnansenebmcn GefiibI
n1b 8arme Glab, 10 bab Elm anse1ebz
MGR Sdlaf ltnb9f11be m6gli1 lit. Gbenz
faus gut fir Meuritis. 9reis Csc BEL
ibrcm Npotbeer. (gln5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08

5@1agfertis. nSSrarIein,
nit Sbren bliBenoen 4ll9en iino sic
Die reinite 5unfeRtelegrapbiitin!"
"Sa, aber leiber pbne 9raht!!"
grbli6e8 ela It ung. Sei=
rotsi9tpinoler: .9err &idter, i'd
bin ni1t 10 fdulbig, ipie Sic glallben,
idpn mein @rpbpater uno 9ater lit
ten an 9eroi6tpdhe".
Sif9er BON G'louecter,
Moh., Raben I'M Sabre 1915 11o,s
000,77 Pfuno SiI6 i'm @eYamt~
inert ppn $5,000,000 eefangen, um
100000 Bfuno mebr als i'm
8priabre.
Sic olIermertpplIFe ten
Berlen iinb Die bon ppllfpmmener
8,tael9eitalt; ibnen fplsen borin Die
ungefdbr fnopffDrmisen, unb pieIen
f6lieBen fi6 enolih Die tropfen unb
birnendbnliden Berlen an.
Suetner Slotte sebDren mebrere
@ei6paoer. 3pet S6iffe bilbsi, e;na
Gptte, bret pber bier cine 9ipiiipn
un6 Swei Sipiiipnen elm Geidpaper.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08

gor einiger Set ging
onr@ beutl@ldnoil6e 3eitunscn bic
Wit.eilung, bub elmer 5leiidermeiz
ltersfrau aus @leifptb pas giierne
&rer5 ON ipeiben 8anoe berlie6en
porcea lei, neil iie our9 i6re Muf=
merfIamfeit eil1 bon eiaem 9pion sez
p(antes @iien6a9nattentat pereitelt
9abe. Wte iebt IN @rfabruna gebra9t
tporoen 1T, bat bic 5rau Bic gauge
9e1di9te, allp loipobl Dos Mttentat,
lpte bic Mus5si9nu11g, fret erfunben.
Sic Dot fid abel nidt bamit besniist,
ionbsrn bas areus ou9 ipirflih ge=
trogen, ltno es 1T Desbal6 elm 1trofz
redtliGes 8erfubren seeen iie etnge=
leitet. SIS lei bierbei 6emertt, bob
Dos Giierne3 areu5 an 6rauen iiber=
haupt ni9t berlie9en pirp. Nur gu
8esinn bes &rieges BADEN es bier
in Ser aronfenpflese tdtise 9alnen
er6alten, bic es aber nidt am 8anbe,
'onbern als 8rpfhe trogen.
Wallace ting altf 8prt1eo III
Ia Sa9en Safer eon iber 400 Mrten.
SIN @taate Mep Wprf aibt es
1915 ,sSnbianer, 161 i%peniser, ala boz
aebn Sabren.
Ser @ol5ge9alt bes Meeres'
lpiirbe Den feGsfaGen Naumtnbolt
Der Mlpen einnebmerr.
Der ,Staat Bennfblbanien bat
cine gepDlferung bDn 8,453,O05. cine
3tna9t1e ron 138,025 in einem
eSSahra
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
6 In u1erhpfftes M>ie

Gin uner Dpfftes W>ie=
oerleben na9 1~5idHtiser Srennuna
erfreltte 5tpet8riioer in Miiniter bus
zines franaDiif9en frie9ssefaneenen
5plOaten un0 zines be1ti6en 2a1lo.
iturmmdnns. 8etbe entitalnmten elmer
peffdliiaen Samilie. Ser ariegsee-
fansene tpar bpr Is Sobren ausge=
panoert uno feitoem fir Die Mnsebo=
risen perl9ollen. Oils naturali1isrter
5ran5oie muBte er I'M iebigen &riese
bic Maffen gegen 9euti9lano ersreiz
fen unO geriet in Gefongeni9aft. 9e1
als 2a1oftirmer einge5pgene 8rllhsr
bette an Der GteIe 5u tun, ipo Der
fran5Diti6e &riesssefansene beldafs
tist mar. Srdnen Der Hiibrung per=
goi1en beioe Splbaten, als tie 1i1
erfannten unb elm briioerli9er 6dn-
oeorud na9 10 langlabrtser Sre.i=
1ung auf etnen Mugenblid Die &eioen
rereinte.
StaIiens 5ld9enraum lit 11O,=
900 Auaoratmeilen; es lit al1o nod
ntGt 10 arob, ipie 8alifornien, be1en
Sla6enraum $4,000 @uaoratmeilen
betrdgt.
Sn Ser s9la9t bel grecp, sic
1346 in Dem bunbertiabrigen &riez
sc Slpiiden England uno 5rantreih
9el9lasea ipproen tit, fdoB man gum
eriten Male NIT Ranoneu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
Gin ipea[es Hriihiahrs= sarirmittel.

Gin slttes ltnb Seitbetpdbrtes @iittel
iino 81. Sings gtep aife YiQs. Sic
critic Soils briust Die berltppftcn gine
9elpeipe IN Seipe9ung, regulirt Die 2e@
BET unb reini9t bas 5bltem bou Ibz
fall NIT Standardization. Sic lino
es lief lelbIt ibuloig. bas Spitem bon
Slut : @iftert SIT befreieu, bic iidl
ipdbrenb oes @iuters anseIammelt baz
ben. 9r. Sings gtetp 2ife Ei1en luers
beu es belprgeu. 25c bei Sbrem @ppa
|tbefer. .lsn5.l.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
Sclbpoa6ricf nus Srantreid.

eSebt befinb id mir III SrarfeuL
IllBeroem mod IN Seoanfen,
Sic iest INNER BET Sir iinb.
9ier it's pl0tIic9 ma6tig title.
Sarl1m lit es potD nlein 8tilc,
Sin au i6rei6en red]t seidtpito.
Sefters flicieu bier Srai1atcn,
gpmbcn .(pie bel Nttentaten).
Sang iernietli1 5u ms her.
Slieicr Iaiien iie oft falle,t.
Sam iebt's madltig lps, 5u f1alle,
Sang ipas ai,bers iptc'n Scipebr.
Sod) bcs Mabts iiebt's bel arapalIe
Sod ipirb's mandlmaI jar 5l fiblidg
@enm bes Nadts Die 9llbe brcnnt.
Ghlimm fins pod] Sic Sasaneriife,
9at iillb inl5 i%en1ei,,e &1liffe,
VA malt bel critiden lam.
Haitl mlb ib Sen @rief bei6lieben,
9enn ldlon picoer IDr id ibtebeu,
llnS 30 untE ib ooh NIT ran.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08

Die 4usubr Ser Ser. @taaz
ten i'm Sabre 1915 betrrg $685.
4S0,372, eesen $2,113,624,o50 I'M
Sabre 1914. Die ginfubr BON 1915
belief ii6 auf 81, ,596,695.
Man9e Reptilien uno @Dgel 5as
ben einen gi5abn, Inn bic lie umgsa
benoe @tbiiae aus Dem 81 seritpBen
ST. fonnen. Mad oem Musi6liipfen
aus Dem 81 ~perliert ii9 biefer .2abn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
9emofratiidle staatg-@ onucntiun.

Cine 9elegaten=& %onpention Ser
oemofratiiden 8artei bon Soma lit
.biermit nod Clinton Sa., ouf Mitt=
,mod, ben 10. Mfai 1916, Tim 10 l16r
8ormittags bernfen..
Ser 3aped belaster apnbention lit,
lrgen0 cine Gafan5 fir Selegat at
large ODER iteqpertreteltoer Ielegat
at large GUT Nationalfonpention Ser
oenlofratiiden @artei, Die am a..
Stint 1916 in ct. 2ouis obgeDalten
lperoe1t miro, aus5ufiille1, lolpie Sic
Gelegaten at large urD Die aongreB=
be5irfss 9elegaten 5u oieier aonoen-
tion gu inltruiren. tpel,n Dies Dos
Ma1oat ser oemofratilden 8dbler
lit, tpie es in Ser 9rimdripobl aus
georiidt apl,rbe, ltno fit grleoieung
iol6er anoerer @eiddfte, fpelde oie
&onpention fir notb1penoig uno an
gemelIen finben mag.
9as 8erbqltniB Ser @ertretl1ng lit
1 9elesat fir jeoes Gountp uno L
1elesat fir je 200 Stimnelt ODER
einen9rudtbeil lolder iiber Die Salf
tie, Sic in ser @eteralmabl bonn ssa6=
re 1914 fiir Sobn S. 5amilton fir
oas amt 0es @opernors %a6gegeben
muroen.
NaG oieiem @erbaltniB inns bic
Counties 81 folgenoer 9elegaten5abl
6eredtigt:
stoair z, Moams q aGamafee 8,
Mppanoole II, Mnbltbou 6, Benton
Is, @ladbamf II, @oolte s, 8en,,en
10, 9ltd)anan 10, 8rlena @iita 6, 8rt-
Ter 5, Calhoun Z, Carroll IA, gaB
10, Geoar 10, gerro @oroo 6, Cicero
fee s, Gbidaialp 10, Glarfe 6, glap
IA, Glapton IA, Clinton 81, Gralp-
for6 10, @allas 8, 9apis IL, 9eco=
tur 10, 9ela1pare s, 9es Moines 16,
9idinion 4, 9ltbuqlte "a, gnrmet a,
6apette IL, 6loph 5, Sra1flin a,
6rernott 8, Green Z, @rnnop 6, @lt=
tbrie s, 6amilton 6, &a1cod 4, Sar-
bin Z, @arrilm 6, &enrp 10, @olp-
aro Z, S1tmtbelot 4, sSoa s, Soma IL,
Sadlo1 II, Sasper IA, Sefferion 10,
Sob1lon 16, Sones II, &eofltf Is,
&oIiutb 8, See 81, 2inn 80, 2ouiia
Is, 2ucas Z, 2pon 6, Mooiion s, Ma=
basfa IL, Marim 13, Mariball TO-,
Meills 6, iWttdeI 5, Monona 8, Mon=
roe s, Montgon1erp 6, Ml1scatine
ID, S9rien 8, Ssceola 5, Gage z,
Galo Ilto Z, Glpmoutb ID, &ocabon=
tas s, 9olf 81, &ottalpattamie %,
9otpelbief 8, .Giyggolo 6, @ac 6,
Scott 80, 5beIbp II, Siour 9, Sto-
III 5, Coma 12, SaDlor s, Union 8,
@an 8nfen IL, @apeuo is, @arren
8, @albington 10, @op1,e 8, @eb=
tier IL, @innebago 2, @innelbief
10, 8ooobmrp q, .@ortb 2,
@rigbt s.. ., f5nna
Mae Stimmgeber, sic itb SIT Sen
Sl1noamentals@ r1tnbiaten Ser 9emo=
fratie befennen, iino eittgeIaoen, iidl
an Der @abl bon 9eIegaten at oieler
aorbention gu betbeiligen.
SSt1t Suffrage bes oen1ofratiid1elr
Gentralfomites bon Soma, bas ieire
S5ibung am 2. Sebruar 1916 obbielt
S. %. NepnoI6s,
Goriiber.
IS. S. 9ranagan,
Sefretdr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
DE:=ss:.:Ez=:dr

Sn Der bier absebil0eten 5llsraa
f4ine, oeren SDp fir ben 8ebrau@
Der 8unoesarmee sutgebeiBen puroe.
flos Ser Ibtutiter Srant 8urnitoe
tiirali9 cine balbe Meile NIT lei9tem
Winb in IL 4\5 @efunoen uno se9en
ben Wino in 20 1\5 @etunben. gr
leste i'm 9ur9idnitt bic Meile in
SO @etunben suriid, flog alio 50
Metlen per Gtunbe. Bel einem n
beren Slug ma9te ct 102 M Meiler
Sic @tunbe NIT bem Wino. Die
5lusberiude purben Bel Stbaod, q.
g., borsenpmmen uno Elm amtltGer
RetOro Der Jlugssi9winbistsit p9rDs
genommen.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-22
Mz&&
The City Council.

At the meeting of the city council
on Tuesday night arrangements were
made for a codification of the city
ordinances, and Judge E. E. Haskell
was employed as legal council to work
with the special codifcation commit
tee at a minimum cost of $3.50.
Thanks to the initiative of Alder
man McNally the narrow street be-
tween the new postoffice and the
Saratoga Hotel and running from
First to Second streets, is to be
cleaned up and put in order for traf-
fic. The road will be improved by
gravel and at later date when there
is available money it will probably
be paved with brick.
The city employees We're ordered
paid off for the month of December
at Christmas time so that they might
be permitted to indulge in a little
gladness.
The city's horse was sold to the best
bidder and brought $60.0O
An ordinance submitted by Alder
man Fred Merrill was passed which
will prohibit the use of explosives on
down town streets. But is said that
Mayor Merriam, who used to be boy
himself and still has sympathy with
kids, will not sign the ordinance un-
til after the holidays.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-22
INTERLACHEN NEWS.

Miss Gladys Bischoff who came home
from Palatka last Friday to spend
her Christmas vacation, received a
delightful surprise on her arrival Her
friends had arranged for her a
"shower"of pretty things to add to the
furnishing of her room and remind
her of the home friends, and these
little gifts awaited her at the post
office, a charming "welocome home"
The young friends of Master Robert
Munro had farewell party in his
honor last Saturday afternoon at the
hall. Music and games made the af-
ternoon pass merrily, picnic lunch was
served and Master Robert was the
surprised recipient of number of
gifts from his playmates and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Currie and Miss
Alice Bradstreet motored to Jackson
vile Monday to remain a day or two
in the city.
Tuesday shoppers in Palatka were
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Lothrop, Mrs. Ar
den Jones, Prof. Joseph Stock and Jo-
seph Jr., Mrs. J. T. Jenkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maly, Mrs. E. B. Andrews and
E. l.. Barrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Currie took with
them to town on Thursday Misses
Clara Kephart, Elinor Eames and No
ra Fraser Misses Eames and KEEP
hart were filling Santa's pack with
good things for the Sunday school
Christmas tree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett from Tennes-
see have taken the Brush cottage for
the season. Mrs. Bennett will be well
remembered as Miss Alice Evans, one
of the efficient stenographers of the
New South Farm and Home, Inc, at
the time they had an office here.
Miss Elinor Eames is confined in
bed with badly sprained knee, the
result of a fall last Sunday.
The Sunday school Christmas enter
tainment will be given in the Congre-
gational church Monday evening, and
promises to be excellent in every fea-
ture.
A special Christmas service will be
held in the Congregational church
Sunday evening, and a cordial invi-
tation is extended to every one to be
present.
Miss Elizabeth Nagle sprung sur
prise n her friends, when she came
in Tuesday to tell them all goodbye,
announcing that she would start We'd
nesday for Detroit, Mich, there to
meet and marry her fance, James
Lambert, eliminating a romance
which began several years ago, when
young Lambert and his brother were
living on the old Coburn place near
Miss Nagle's home. Miss Nagle has
the hearty good wishes of the commu-
nifty for her future happiness and
proupority
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-22
TAX NOTICE.

l will be at Precincts with Tax
Books on the following days:
Bostwick, at Post office Friday D.
m. Jan. 5th.
Pomona, at post office, Tuesday p.
m. Jan. 9th.
Welaka, at post office, Friday p. m.
Jan. 18th.
Florahome, at postoffce, Tuesday
a. m. Jan. 10th.
Grandin, at post office, Tuesday p.
m. Jan. 10th.
Hollister at post office, Friday p. m.
Jan. 10Th.
Interlachen at post office, Tuesday
p. m. Jan. 23rd.
johnson at post office, Thursday
Jan. 25th.
Baldwin School House, Saturday
Jan. 9th.
Crescent City at post office, Tues
day Jan. 30th.
On tn above dates the Collectors
Office will be closed.
RANDALL WELLS,
Tax Collector.
Dec.-22-6t.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-22
Golden Words-A Christmas Gift.

Rev. DR.. C. r. D. Crittenton, rec
tor of st. Marks Episcopal church,
writes a Christmas letter to you and
takes this method of reaching your
eyes. The News gladly publishes the
letter as follows:
"My Friend:-At this joyous sea-
son of Christmas greetings and good
wishes for the New Year, when the
fragrance of gift-making and good
will is being waited everywhere, I
should deprive myself of pleasure
if I failed to send you gift-not of
silver and gold-but a gift of the
heart, expressed in this prayerful
wish for you.
"Whatever the needs and tasks that
may now and henceforth be yours.
may consciously sufficient wisdom and
strength be given you for them all,
and may the Masters spirit of duty
and service ennoble all your days and
deeds.
"Mav you be saved from the false
lure of every unworthy motive, and
from seeking after those things which
are neither safe nor satisfying. May
you ever pursue with eagerness all
that is right and true and useful. in
spired continually by the conscious
ness that you are living to be help
full in every way possible to all who
need your help.
"Tn the hurried succession of the oft
changing and fast passing earthly
days, may the entire oversight of
your life be under the controlling
guidance of the unseen but ever pres
ent Friend, who is infinite Might and
Wisdom and Love. and who is pledged
to turn into triumph all the checkered
of those who lovingly ac-
cept His guidance. And when the
hour of sunset shall come may there
be no shadows for you. but only the
dawn of the morning eternal, with the
light and love and music and hope and
call to ever enlarging blesSedness, in
the House of Life, prepared by the
Master of Life, for His friends.
Merry Christmas,
c. R. n. CRITTENTON.
Rector of St. Marks Parish, Palatka.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-22
GIRLS CANNING CLUB
PRODUCTS IN DEMAND
Bankers Increase Prize
Other Interests Should
Encourage.

More substantial encouragement for
the girls Of Florida to take an active
interest in the canning clubs under the
direction Of the demonstrators of
home economics is being given by the
bankers Of the state, who have mott
fed Miss Agnes Ellen Harris, State
Agent, that they will give $115 for
the first prize instead of $50 as here
tofore announced.
Encouragement of this kind should
be given by other interests than the
bankers of the state, as this branch
OF the extension work of the De-
partment Of Agriculture is bringing
very substantial results in the profit
able utilization of products of the
farm that are generally allowed to go
to waste. At the January meeting of
the Hotel Mems Association in Jack
sonville the subject of using the pro-
ducts of the canning clubs will be TAX
en- up with view of assisting in the
marketing of Florida's home products
by featuring them on the menue of
by featuring them on the menus of
the principal hotels. Mrs. Caroline
Moorehead, demonstration agent for
Marion county, is taking an active in
terest in this movement and with Miss
Josephine Sipprell, demonstration
agent for Putnam county, is collect
samples of the canning clubs work to
submit to the hotel men.
If the various boards of county
commissioners in the state fully ap-
preciated the self-sacrificing work
that the women agents are doing they
would give them sufficient compensa-
ton to leave them something in the
nature of fair salary after they have
paid their expenses. AS it is the cost
of transportation in Marion and Put
nam counties is borne by the agents.
Under this system the more work
these good women do the less compen-
sation they get, but this fact does
not diminish their enthusiasm and
they are gradually extending the
scope of their work at their own ex-
pense.
Putnam county gives a very good
illustration of the value of this work
among the young women and girls
in the rural districts that is now in
teresting the heads of the households
who are being organized into clubs to
learn canning work and discuss home
topics. At the Duval County fair
Miss Winnifred Cannon of Welaka,
who won first prize in the Putnam
county contest, also won first in the
state contest of S75 in cash. This
year she put up one thousand con-
tainers to meet the local demand for
her product, and with the advertising
she has received from the Duval coun-
ty fair she is preparing to extend her
market and to build up very profit
able business.
The state regulations for the cann-
ing clubs limit the age of the members
to eighteen for eligibility for prizes.
Miss Sipprell is now organizing spe-
cal club for girls over eighteen. She
is also organizing women's canning
clubs and has one in San Mateo with
a membership of sixteen. They are
working now with citrus fruits, but
later will take up the canning of veg
etables. They also take up the study
of home problems.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-22
FLORAHOME NEWS.

In spite of the rain the first day of
the bazar given by the V. I. A.
proved to be a big success. All the
bachelors and maids were in attend
ance. the bachelors doing their share
in buying and treating to ice cream
and candy, and the maids being the
graceful recipients of all the gallan-
try. The V. I. A. ladies presided most
charmingly, and every one declared
the bazar one of the most enjoyable
ever given in Florahome. Nearly fif-
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-22
Notice of Application for Tax Deed
Under Section = of Chapter 4SSS,
IaNa of Elnrtdo

NOTICE Is hereby given that
Albert A. Norris purchaser of fractional
Tax Certificate No. 800, dated the 7th day
of July A. D.. 1913 has filed said fractionaf
certificate in my office and has II ade ap-
pltcation for Tax Deed to issue in Accord
ance with law. Said fractional certificate
embraces the following described property
situated in Putnam County, Florida, to-
wit:
Nel4 of Ne14, Section u, Township II, s..
Range "A E., 40 Acres.
The said land being assessed at the
date of issuance of such certificate in
the name OF New South Farm Il Home Co.
Unless said fractional certificate shall be
redeemed accol ding to law, Tax Deed Will
issue thereon on the 22nd day of January
A. u 1917.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the Pend day of necem Der A.
1915.
(SEAL) HENRY HUTCHINSON
Clerk Circuit Court. Putnam Co, Fla.
BY H. Hutchinson Jr., D. C.