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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01
Marriage Licenses

Gmsippe Mnano. % Detroit Mar
Earct Nintn. 20. same.
stephen Rikley %. Detroit Ina
Lewis'H. Pettihone. IT'S Grove; Rae
N Craw ford. rs Bay city
James " HObert rs. EcoTfe; her
tina Syiahin. M River Rouge
Mike Stanek. 20, Detroit Rosie ko-
Leo woiohan. 20. Detroit Grets
Bcn + Willis %. Fort Wayne Lii
Ian .SchmerlinE 10. Detroit.
Edward Thursnan. p, Detroit,
Cora NJ Onineius ~. same.
william II. Rothwell 30, Detroit,
Edith Rogers. % same
Vincent Nowak. 90. Hamtramck;
Gladys Pachoiska "a, same.
Chivush McSwaiu. 30. Detroit;
Grace Stewart 90 same
Clarence A Hartman. %. Detroit;
Annie L. Bedford, 90, same.
John a. LYONS "a. Pennsylvania
Laura VI seiders. 49, same.
Lawrence Gcrandi 81 Detroit
Margarlte % Henon 10. same:
Joseph w. Waters 30. Detroit;
Mary A Keys. a. same.
Carl C. Franklin, 81. Detroit; Hell
Mia n Iiiclss. Fl. Detroit; Evelyn
Warren 1s same
John Peters. 80. Detroit Anna Jsj-
Robert ". Priest as. Detroit. Luz
cia -. Cain. a. Ann Arbor
FLOYD g.. Bowles 20. Detroit,f Ma
tilda Thomas. 20 same
Stanislaw Mika. %. Detroit Micha-
lima SzpanelcwSka 20. same.
Paul De Rem, 81. Detroit, Marie
Jessegham Al same
Berlin T. Rivenburh. AZ. Detroit
Elsie VI Marah. q. wilton Wis
Charles W Martin %. Detroit,
Catherine Rose. ! 2. same
Boleslaw Lukachuk, q. Detroit,
Frances Kohut. 20 same
Anton Newman. IS, Detroit, Min
ME Schoor, 81 same
David Prince, 2s, Detroit; Edith
Rh odes. ~ Dallas Texas
Peter BACON. 81. Detroit; Victoria
Wowak. %. same
ElAdio Gonzales. -, Detroit. Bien-
beveda Bcque. % same.
Ernest Soldiers. %. Detroit. Mary
H. Behan % Windsor
Joseph r. Higgins. -. Detroit, Eva
G. Coughlin. IS. Big Rapids
Ray Eggleston. 10. Detroit, Sylvia
Kaschewskl rs. same.
Leslie q Collins %. Detroit
Gladys q Harrison. 20. Belding
George SchlOnskv. "a, Detroit
Marie Da~iry 2t Bay City
Grant x. Hurley 20. Detroit. Freda
H. Moede. 3. same
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01
Deaths

John Najy. 46 Keller months.
gastro-enteritis Joseph Wolf Har-
per hospital west branch. 20 years.
typhoid fever Joe Rini Grace hospi-
+. Sutherla nd. $40 Toledo. 81 years.
carcinoma. ANNA Gardner. Harper
hospital rs years general peritoni-
it's Mary raves. Receiving hospital.
q years. accidental burns: sidney
kraatz. a. Sylvester wears. luke
mia Charles Lutz, Receiving hospital
81 years. pulmonary tuberculosis
avid Harley. e35 Altered. So years
cystitis. James McCsrtsr. SIS savoy
20 years acute nephritis, Samuel o.
Thomas. a9f Navy. - years ccre-
bral apoplcNy. Harry Zelmanski. q41
Harper. months. broncho pneu-
monia Rose Scboepfer. lisf six
tenth. q years. mitral ipsufnciency.
Lyle q. Yocum. las stanford %
years. pulmonary tuberculosis. James
Sylvester Goodrich 81, Edmund 81,
- years mitral insufhciencv Fred
BrenEer. Harper hospital about 80
years lobar pneumonia Mike Cough
lin. Receiving hospital about -
years alcoholism. Lucille Pauuette.
Receiving hospital. Shout Is years
lobHr pneumonia Joseph McDormott
go Gathering. a hnnt Is -2-en--G dE.azx--
Rohcrt MaFrnth Receiving hospital.
30 wears. ruptnred appendix Ross r.
Cunningham. 32i Lansing 20 years
shscess OF lung Franz T. Forrest.
iI2 witt year. leo-colitis. John y,
pDonuell go Hague 50 years
chronic nephritis Joseph Lick. ftA
Kanter. s wears. diphtheria Donna
Katolovitch Chilfren's Free hospital
3 months acute cnfcritis. Jacob Hof-
mann Hudson and Grand RivAr. -
years fractured skull. August Tarh
i7S Pierce. - years broncho pncu-
monia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01
AUDITORS
Will. ASK ?
100000
Huge Sum Required
For County Building
improvements

In the regular fall meeting OF The
county supervisors Monday. oct 5,
the county auditors will submit
proposition 20 build two additional
floors on the county building and 10
increase and improve the lighting
system and elevator plant extensive
ly. County Auditor William Gutman
announced. Saturday
The auditors have planned 20 re
beve the congestion OF the present
structure and 20 provide room for
the startling growth Of the countys
business. After Jan. !, there Wll
be 10 circuit judges in Wayne cOun-
~ in addition 20 the Justice courtz
and probate courts
The auditors plan 20 remodel m
fourth floor OF the building. now III.
yided into small rooms, making sev-
eral large court rooms. ana 10 add
TWO more floors above that for rec
ord rooms and county Offices
l. Two years ago II was estimated
that the addition would cost 5000.
000 Due 10 the advanced cost OF
labor and material, u is thought tho
prolccs Will cost almost S20o.000
more than the original estimate EX-
act figures. however. have not been
secured
An example OF the congestion in
county Offices Is seen in the treas
urcf's department There are 81
books that require cage and win
dow each 70 accommodate taxpayers
and others. and here are but Is
CAGES In the Office
The record rooms are distributed
about the building In various places.
making court records and papers OF
the clerks once often dificult 10
find
One room in the basement that IS
used for storing records. the audi
tors declare. Is totally unfit for guch
Use on aCC0unf 81 The damp atmOs-
phere, which rots the books and pa
pers
"A few DAYS ago. Mr. Gutmsn
said. we had "a leak in q water
tank IN the basemnt and nearly
ruined many valuable books we were
forced 20 store there
The auditors VIII also ask for
$4,000 with which 10 put in a now
lighting plan and new electric cle-
Nators n that sum is allowed. ~
t. said they will install two addi-
tional elevators
The supervisors will hold a spo.
cial meeting next Monday. in which
the report OF the committee Of the
state board OF corrections and char
tiles that recently investigated the
jail will be read
The inspection of the jail was
made p few days ago AZ The request
OF Auditor Gutman, who called the
boards attention 10 the CROW ded
condition OF the institution
There are men in the Jail who
have been waiting from six 10 nine
months for trial, Mr. Gutman de
cls-cd with three police courts
grinding out cases and binding fhem
over 10 the recorders court. and ono
recorder working on grand jury
while the other hears cases. il
doesn't appear as II the courts were
irving 20 relieve conditions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01
Births
Rows

BOYS
A Magnuson. Samaritan hospital,
o. Fuatrini. 2lo Cooper. +. Augustin,
zbio Russell 5. Kulpa, ii0e chene.
~ Aronon. samaritan hospital, O.
~mt IN lO46 Palmer t. J. Stever 2Ol
Jefferson f.. G. r Weed. 232 Vest
minister, O. Bruder. 1870 Seyburn +.
Martin. 1876 lroquois IL Boevr 736
Rosey. i3J Regular, q. Goodman. $50
bellevue *. Zarzvke. 81 Moran ;.
Mitoner. 375 East High s. stravitz.
Zoh Cardl. " eL.n-G4n- A---l--
nOIs. a atz 299 Watson. j. kotod-
zicz. sS5 Buchanan: r. skrobecki. 23s
rhirtN-hfth A. Macdonald. 55s Nor
reil. G'Hcck. 50 Heck. r. Szelak lS2
kulick. " Helnskl. 3lS Thirty hfth
!. Munten III Victor 4. Farlsas.
Harper hospital IS Prymak ls4 ko-
pernik A. Modrzejewski. 4i5 Mitch
eli 4. LoWandoski, 13s Medbury, r.
Singer. 62s Theodore ~ Bouteu. l08
Grattot, Simondi, g2S Cadillac. r..
Wyrembeiski. 1te Frederick. 4 Bo-
Euclid vs.. Snellum, 1873 lockwood ;
W Mylts. Woman's hospital. ".
Freeman. ia canton W Bush SIS
Emerson @ Pierce. 1905 Parker; II.
pital
T. Richter. $50. East Grand blvd. /.
4 Marcicano rs Morreli j. r. Walsh.
1890 Bewick r. Bernas so HAr-
baugh; - Tkachul 229S Russell. a,
p .DeSne $50 Maybury Grand \.
baridons. 23a sherman. g. Frlsch.
$50 Monroe. vs. Thorburn. t6S 81.
Clair y Richards. 1898 Helen: y.
Polh. $50 Eliot b. j. Wschow
100 curtis s. Handler. womsn's hos
pital, VI. lsrail. 25S Alfred s. Black
zeczek. ~ Flower NJ Shoob. $50 Al
fred : HOFFMAN. Woman's hospital,
J Robbins. 1856 Philadelphia r.. s
Klsyansky. 2t6 East High, a. Giu-
son los Tennessee, A. Dudek 78S
Milwaukee Es J Grenicr sos Nc
Graw IS ReppenhaEcn. 9S5 Fisher:
~ SzepRnek. t3f Wesson w Me-
rniCz. Greusel I'm T0f Meybury
Grand, J. Stawzynski az Harper:
+. Tokarz, las Kopern.. T. Wyto-
wych 21a Cicotte. r. A Morey. 36S
81 Joseph : Krisiak. 500 Garhold
a. ZczWiak, 20 Ruby ,. Jeczen, ISL
Thirty second r. Leadbitter. ts5
Emerson r Howell. 522 Dragon. L.
Chrapek. 3t5 Iawndale J. Ferdinand
$40 Hastings T. Volinskl-t5e Thirty
third a. Pasta. "a DuTWer p Kiss
ago FaFnsworth, o. a Webster SIS
t.aSallc Gardens S ". Tucker Provi-
dence hospital.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01
u. S. TRAVELLING
BATH TUB AIDS
FRENCH KIDDIES
BY GE0RQE BARfIN

Sfan Correspondent united Press.
WASHINGTON. Sept ga trav-
cling bath rub manned by a Yankee
doctor and Rcd Cross nurse. is on
as way thru the devastated district
dong its duty by destitute and dirty
little war babies.
These youngsters are refugees
from French villages still under
German fire Their crying need Is
SOAP. soup and syrup OF figs
( French cable from Major Muir
ply 10 the Red Cross today 'describ
cd the start OF the trip
"A dispensarv and shower bath
on az auto chassis started thru the
ruined region around Nesle In
charge OF Dr John c Baldwin of
Johns Hopkins az Baltimore and
nurse
"They carried medical aid and
soap to 200 undcrnouiished. I'M
smiling little French children who
swarm over group OF seven vii.
lagos clustered about Nesle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01

HAVANA Sept - Refugees
from the Isle OF Pines arriving mere
today report that hurricane which
swept Tho island practically d..
firOyed the food supply Of the is.
land The property damage IS csti-
mated ar more than g. 600 00n 4
relief committee mas issued an NJ.
peal 20 the Cuban and American
governments for help FOR tho home
fo-s ana destitute
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01
Navy Has New Aid Society

Mrs Frank " brooks. Jr. sponsor
Tor the q S S Michigan, and who
has been active IN the collection Of
knitted garments for the men OF
Tho Michigan. and for the navy gen.
orally has been notified that the
woman section OF the Navy league
has gone orr 81 existence. and its
founders have reorganized and in.
corporated under the name OF the
Womon'- Naval service Mrs.
George Dewey. widow of Admiral
Dewey. chairman OF the new or
ranizauou. which embraces mp.
wards az 300 GOO women in an parts
of rhs country The first meeting
~ tho Detroit chapter will be held
Tuesday. Oct g. In The Hotel Pont-
charfrain
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01
mELr MANrrD--wALE
NOTICE
TO statesmen

We are going 10 dynamite the
city Of Akron.
More than 10000 people will
see this great event. We need
men TO take care of the crowd.
Something doing every min
ute. Special inducements Of
fered the people to gather
around. See me today. Get
the dope, and if you're the
right man, | will pay your
railroad fare and give draw
ing account. You can make a
cleanup and smile at zero
weather. See
Tom Perren, sales manager,
The Guy NJ. Rush Company,
Pontchartrain Hotel.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01
MANY ARE
AT Ter
| NEW PIANO
additional Prize Puts
Pep Into Con-
test

h The extra prize OFFER OF $500
Story a. Clark Piano FOR the cand'-
bate doing the best work during the
touble vote period has aroused new
Interest in The Times 10000
Hub" The enthusiastic manner M
&rhich the candidates welcome the
New offer Indicate an unusual burst
b spsed in subscription getting dur'
W. the is days ending Oct Is. This
tho biggest and best Offer OF TIE
ntire contest There VIII DC
Nioubie votes on an new subscrip-
ions turned in hy all candidates be
ween oct I and %, inclusive. The
candidate who obtains the largest
humber OF votes during this time
Iwm be awarded the $500 Piano AZ
an extra prize.
A candidate who is now In the
race. or "A new candidate, can now
enter and win the Plano. and az inc
came time pile No enough votes 70
Twin ono of the most valuable prizes
Ia the original $1,000 list. Those
who enter the contest now ana
those who are already in the race
start on an equal footing for tho
$500 Piano. as only the work &C
complished between oct ] ana 10,
inclusive. will decide the winner OF
this extra prize
During the banner period an new
subscr' ptions count for twice me
regular number 90 votes, ana all
votes. as outlined above. count TO
ward the two prizes for any candi
date For example a twoye'r
subscription that is new has q regu-
lar vote value OF 1900 n turned In
between oct. and 49, II gives The
candidate "a 000 votes toward m"
piano and also toward the $4,000
Home. one OF the automobiles. or
other valuable prizes The SUD
scriptlons can DE turned In 10 bet
tor advantage now than later IN the
contest FOR there viii be- no more
T=Trf = F7Tr77 IT W. TTT-TT-T TN 777TV
scriptions viii never count Tor 20
many votes again The adding Of
tho $500 Piano makes II contest
within contest, and tho man OF
woman who proves 20 be. tho most
successful subscription salesman
during the g days oi the banner
period. VIII not only have won A
splendid instrument. but he or she
viii have piled up tremendous
credit toward fhc main goal--ihe
Home. or one of tho motor cars.
Those desiring 20 Join The club.
and try their hand AZ suhscrip
selling. should Go so n time to get
their names in the next LIST which
win be- published Monday or Tues
day
$1,000 In PTzes.
$4,000 Aladdin Bungalow Home
$3.50 Ross "s' Touring Car
$3.50 Studcbaker '6' Touring
Car
1895 Overland 80 Touring Car
(simons Sales Co. Agents.
1925 Briscoe Touring Car Crank
Cmelin ARcnt
5000 Diamond Ring purchased Of
Miller biggest Little Stores
$500 NiCfr0ia
S225O IN merchandise
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01
BOYS WANTED
Is YEARS OLD TO FL
WHITE AND COLORED

To set pins with automatic pin
settlers in New Recreation
Building, Shelby-st. and La
fayette-blvd. Steady work.
$1,000 per week guarantee.
Boys becoming proficient can
make as. much as $4,000 per
week. Apply Mr.. Johns, fifth
floor, today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01
5000 600 Fire in Mobile

MOBILE. Ala. sept 2e=FGre ear
ly today destroyed the r G. Bush
Grocery Co building the Chamber
OF Commerce and the Cotton tx
change here. with a loss estimated
at 100000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01
REAL ESTATE statesmen

REAL ESTATE statesmen
WANTED MONDAY
Opening Of Tract Six of the
w G s hill Development, in
Akron, where more property
is being sold than any other
place we know of. Steady,
profitable work with a we'll
paying, progressive concern
that spends money to get
money. If you can convince
me that you're a man we
would like to have, The Guy
NJ. Rush Company have an
opening for you. See Mr.. A.
+. Low, Hotel Statler, Mon
day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01
cIyIL srR,rcr EXAMINATIONS


wednesday. Oct DO, 1915
Auto raretaker.
Ambulance Attendant.
Groom.
Gr0undmon.
Thursday oct. III, 1917
pATROLMEN
Inspector ~ Interior Nlrina
IiurmCu.
HfakaEetter.
tnday. oct w. ioi7i s-
Assistant Electrician,
helper and Ttimmer.
rIIer
McRsengcr Male ard Fcmalel
40 applications must pc fied In per.
son at The Office % the civil Ser
vice Comnis siou. 500 Fnrweii bldg
on 0r before one week from date
for which examination is called
FRED So SMITH
Chief Examiner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01
Proposals for Loose Leaf
Binders

Ofhce ~ the BOARD - county Audit
Ors.
Sealed proposals viii be received ~
tho rfacs ~ the BOARD of County
Auditors until III o'clock a. m. Weds
neFday, Oct 3 1917, az which time
they will be opened FOR furnishing
s5O Loose Leaf Binders constructed
10 hold sheets itxI7 inches Binders
~ 10 IL Inches iu length bound ~
fuIi pigskin with an absolute safety
locking device. and u be built -
when open will te nai on cesk.
The right e. reject ans and All
bids hes hereby expressly reserved-
THE BOARD or NTY
AUDITORS
Chns A Ruhrcr. Secretary.
Detroit Mich sept &C. 1917
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01

printinR-thc plain nent ktnd--thRt
- riEht--TiTnes job Dcpt--Mnin ago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01

BELGIAN WOMEN WANTED
For cleaning bowling alleys.
Hours II midnight to 7 a. m.
salary $4,000 per month.
Steady work. Apply today,
Mr.. Johns. fifth floor, New
Recreation Building, Shelby
st. and Lafayette-blvd-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01

wANTED-AGENrs and statesmen
200 PER CENT PROFIT, wonderful
little article something new. sells
like wildhre. Garry In your pocket.
Write at once for free sample +.
" Feitman. sales manager 1909
American bldg. Cincinnati. o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01

PrinttnE--tbN pfstr neat kind-thst
a. rirhfs--1Hfr~- r"h fS-pf Main 4s1n.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01
NEW TWO-FIAT

Brick. rooms and hath three bed-
rooms and sleeping porch. side
drive and double garage north
side pavcd street close to North
western high school take single
house or cottage in good location
a. part payment.
MALO%tiY CAMPBELL REALTY Co.
500 Free nr.sa nldg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01
ROSTON RLVD. EAST
Heln Reduce the Cost of LIVING

Help Reduce the Cost of Living
WE WILL SELL YOU AN ACRE
~ land with i44 selected fruit trees
an guaranteed. pruned and sprayed
until 1920. hy the Greening Nursery
Company This acre can easn you
one thousand dollars per year, pro-
vide you with homo site. convent
ent TO schools. and make yourself
Independent This orchard la locat-
Cd out Grand River and II would
pay YOU 70 take the Orchard Lake
car On sunday. ref od ~ Nichols
l-1------L.I---Il- .--l--41l-l.
glad 60 show YOU the property
Please call or phone for our Illus
trafcd booklet
SANDERS BRENNAN SCHTNBTNF
co. $40 Pcnobscot Bldg. Cad So.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01

WELLMER & BOBCEAN
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
SEA Michigen-ave. Phone Grand s12s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01
ACRE FARMS
hi ACRES

Beautiful road. land adjoining limits
Of dandy town. only 20 miles from
city hau. Of Detroit. good b-rot m
house. fun basement and electric
lights barn and outbuildings.
Everything frst-clsss. price 81. 900.
terms
TROAu. TY- WILSON A. CO.
1915 Cham OF Com. bldg Cad. 5000
00-ACRE STOCK FARM. 2 miles
from Spencer. y. Y. 100 acres 81
pillow land. nearly level: 30 acres Of
growing timber. beech and maple
a0x70 basement barn. silo. running
water in barn; good s-room house
and other outbuildings only two
miles from main line r. r Farm is
very productive, Price $1,000.
Brooks & Montgomery
AZ HAMMOND BLDG MAIN 1878
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01

F'rintInE--the plate neat kind-that
IL riuht-Iimrs Job Dert.-Nnin 1870.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-01
a1fo0n a PNres-

81 00n Aladdin Bungalow Home
$3.50 Ross IS" Touring Car
$3.50 studcbaker Co. Touring
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-12-21
A Joyful Yule.

A Joyful Yule.
Then drink to the holly berry,
With hey down, hey down derry;
The mistletoe we'll pledge also.
And at Christmas all be merry.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-12-21
LAKE COMO NEWS.

Ny and Mrs. Green of MWlnsteu, WINS eo,,
Conn. have rented the Colt cottage loi
the season. ~ vo;l and DR..
Pond who have been guests az Ma;t- ,;te
Higbiand i House, have gone TO Ni"''
land, Fla. r crrocuse. N. Y,
~ onast at the Highland House. !
Mrs o. B. Robinson, has rev rfoui and and
home, after a visit to Lake iieie'' ''
Orlando. ;s having his
orange t. crop packed and shipped lr0"'
tbe :, , Como packing house. ,n uisi-
the 49, 0U of our people have been si,. VS..
4ors vat Of Palatka this week. dong 'neii
Christmas shopping, .ho NJ f.
O"s Services we're held at the NJ L.
oh,,rcb n on Sunday morning. .no,t
Mr. and Mrs. Joel JenkliS silisr and
,0raral mr, DAYS in town. packing = 4 Pa-
moving their household ;1l reside' eiide'' 70
Iatka. where they vii, res'Ge, res ,,o+ Of the
laEE%, The Red Cross workers met mtos az Last s
res,Iei ,esaIr this week they will meet 5son az tm.
wetS ,'os;Sence of Mrs. G. w. pavlIo .Ti tbe
feSiHsia'G onite a number are present at all ''''
meetings
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-12-21
JNTERLACHEN NEWS.

Mrs, C. E. Currie, who is conducting
the Red Cross drive in this section,
has been untring in her efforts, and
reports that she is meeting with most
gratifying success, many new mem
hers having been added to her list.
Miss C. H. Eccles of Pomona spent
several DAYS here last week, guest
Of Rev. and Mrs. R. C, Drisko.
Mr.. Fred King. of Jacksonville, and
his two sons, George and Thomas,
with their hunting pack, have been en-
loving the fine shooting IN TINS VI
cinitv this week, making headquar-
ters at the Lake View.
Mr., Hobart Robbins and his mother
Mrs. Henry Robbins, left last lhurS7 :,1
dav for Wauchula, where they VIII
snend some time with the Edwin
Brewers. u. r;xod LAST
week and is a guest at the hephar
~ G Coburn and son Gilbert spent
tho dav Monday with Mr., Cobufn 5
mother at the Lake View. l.,
The Townsends have been very, ou-
CIV for fty the past two weeks, packing
and ay shipping their fine oranges. say G,1
cd from last years freeze ~ M
'HyfSsl''f MIS- Lizzie Lynahurst and small II
sonNand Mr.. and Mrs. B. RichafoS
oUn U latest arrivals at "Cubano.
d Mrs. ]. S. Calvitt and little "a, daSgi- SeIi-
ter came last week to spend me- me-. nor,i and
dav M season with her parents Mr. an"
Mrs. B.Critton. - Ev;nston
Mrs. Lemmie Hester OF HS,,,5'o ond Of
was a guest over the "eeN vim
tho home of F. B. Hester. -, ,ro+h
'"T There o will be services in the d@., Meth Sdt5
%orpag tbe regIar anu appointment for the 4is mis-
shS sion 'vf viii be made. It is hoped gsd t0n tOnt
oiT" oII. members of the church ana .,,,o cor
all, m,tiO tion will be present at that time
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-12-21
Farm Poultry Self Feeders.

Chickens on the farm will pick up
q oood part of their living from waste
that otherwise would not be of value
Thev will feed themselves, to some
cvtrrt from grass, weeds, insects, ana
crnmbs and small scraps that If not
eaten bv chickens would not become
Of fool value to man. They viii eat
tba ec rs and larvae from which come
varions destructive insects. These
m a~e some of the reasons why the Uni
versitv of Florida extension DIVISION
recommends poultry for every flor'oa
farm. .j ,,,
Most of the attention required by
farm focks can be given by the Wo-
men and children. If the farmer in
creasrs his flock to size suitable 20
e. in as a bv-product of his general
farming he will find that it will not re-
Cuire extra help.
Because of these facts, the farmer
will produce food at the very lowest
cost Home consumption of this Will
cut down his living expenses and en-,
able him to sell more of the animal
meat he produces. He will be making
more money himself, and will be help
;no Uncle Sam win the biggest war
the world has ever known.