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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-19
Modern Homes and
Bungalows.

e. 5-room modern bungalow. SO
r. lot. Erie ST., condition q
building like now. $500 $3.50
cash, balance % suit.
q Groom bungalow, modern ex-
cept heat, 100 II. lot, big barn
splendid chicken park located
On Logan St, s2450. 5000 cash
balance monthly as rent
Is Groom modern frame house
with so IT. lot and garage on
Hoffman St. all assessments
paid il full $4,000 only 5000
cash. balance $4,000 per month.
+ - 6-room frame house with bath
Is It. corner lot on s Holman
ST. the lot alone is worth the
money asked for entire proper
III. $4,000 with $3.50 cash
payment. balance $1,000 per
month
rs Groom modern cottage, 80 IT.
lot wilcox St. all assessments
paid in full. $4,000.
26- 6-room modern frame bunga-
low. 37la II. lot. CARRIED St. S.
Side. electric Nights. good fur-
mace. oak trim. screened porch
an ~ tA4A0e@ N~4tAt GOV Hds
ment down, pa.ance IKE rent
III Groom modern frame hunga-
low. wide lot. Detroit St. an ex-
ceptionaliy good buy. s3l50.00.
part cash. balance terms.
rs Groom II story modern rest
dence, so IT. lot on Erie ST.. all
rooms newly decorated and
building in splendid condition
Price fer quick sale s5I50.00.
terms can be arranged.
81 5-room modern home including
good furnace located on =.
Truman Ave. s2650.o0. terms
can be arranged with small
cash payment.
so 5-room modern bungalow. wide
lot. located on w. Carroll St..
just opposite the Golf Links.
foored attic also big garage,
s2S00.O0 $500 cash and $500
per month
81 7-room III story residence.
electric lights and furnace heat
located On Indiana Ave. Price
100000
81 6-room modern bungalow m
fshed in stucco. SO IT. lot on
Waitham St. hot water heat.
beautiful light fixtures tile
floor in bath room. interior trim
in finest golden oak, ali beauti-
fully decorated. porch and win
dows screened. This IS a gen
uine bargain at $4,000. $500
cash payment. balance monthly.
So broom modern kellestone bum
galow, Summer St. E. side.
oak interior trim. good base
ment furnace, electric lights.
For quick sale reduced to $3.50
with moderate cash payment
down
So s-room modern 15sotry resi-
dence. wide lot. Wilcox g.. as
sessn ents paid III full. hot wat
e heat s2650.oo. viii take
building lot as part payment.
or a business IN exchange
s5- ~ story frame residence. SIS
IL. lot on Bauer St, hot water
heat, 4-rooms on nrst floor
completed. S-rooms upstairs
only roughed in. $3.50, small
cash payment down. arrange
balance TO suit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-19
Flats, Stores and Business
Chances.

GO Store with living rooms To-
Gated three blocks west Of
State Line ST.. corner location
$4,000 $4,000 cash. balance
monthly.
70 2-flat frame building. modern
except heat. y. Holman ST. all
improvements paid in full.
$4,000. $4,000 cash, baiance
monthly. Rental $500 per
month
IL 2-fat frame building. modern
except heat. Russell St. $3.50.
$500 cash. balance monthly.
Rental value s3s per month.
72- 2-hat keIlastone building. Pine
St. y. Side. good cemented
basement and foored attic. al
50 big garage, 3Gx2o. $4,000.
$1,000 cash down. Rental value
$500 per month.
"a 2-hat frame building with &C.
mented basement. S7lz #. lot
on Summer St. all assessments
paid in fun. Price $4,000. Rent
al value $4,000 per month.
70 2-fat frame building on brick
foundation. so #. lot. Lewis
St. 100000. Rental value S44
per month.
To- 2-hat brick building. 5 and 6
rooms. modern except heat. on
Cedar ST.. y. Side. 100000.
Rental value $40 per month.
70 1-store and two nat frame
building on Calumet Ave. near
new Industrial High School
hot water heat and modern
throughout 100000 Rental
value SIS per month.
77- 2-dat modern brick building.
SO # lot. Sibley St, hot water
heat s6oo0o0o. Rental value
$50 per month,
IS Modern 2-hat brick building.
Indiana Ave, close to town,
furnace heat. $65O0.oO0 Rent
al value $50 per month.
70 Modern store and 2-nat frame
building. ST #. corner lot State
St, near Charlotte, steam heat.
Price 100000. Rental value
$500 per month.
So Mercantile and fat building
containing store ana fats,
corner lot on Conkey Ave. hot
water heat and modern IN ev-
cry respect, s7500.0o. Rental
value SIS per month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-19
Modern Homes and
Bungalows.

Number
SO 7-room 1ls story frame rest
dence. good basement, furnace
heat and electric lights on
l50th rear Oak St. N. Side.
$3.50 $500 balance monthly.
81 6-room modern cottage wide
lot Il Michigan Ave-. rooms
decorated. screens. furnice, el-
ectfte light. cts, 100000 $500
cash. balance $4,000 per month
including interest.
as 5-room modern frame bungalow
wide lot Monroe st.. oak inter-
ior trim, screened porch. beau
tifuI fixtures. beam ceiling,
Plate rail, good lawn. shrubber-
les. etc S2350.01. $500 cash.
balance as rent. or will consid-
er good building lot as part pay
ment
80 Groom modern frame resi-
dence. So 1T. lot. Becker St, +.
Side. trimmed in golden oak,
electric light, furnace heat.
$500. part cash, balance terms.
20 2-story modern residence. con-
4
ception hall. 375a III lot High
land ST. very attractive loca-
tion and a pretty home. hot
water heat. s3500.00. 100000
cash, balance $4,000 per month
including interest.
4I-10-room modern residence I'M
lshed in kellestone. 80 It. lot
Becker St. all modern con
veniences. s35Q0.0U. 100000
cash. balance terms
AZ 6-room modern frame bunga-
low. AZ fiji lot Drackert st. a
beautiful home and a very de-
sirable location. s3500.00. $500
cash. balance Is suit
IS 5-room modern frame bunga-
low. wide lot. Harrison ST. s.
Side, front porch. also sleep
ing porch screened in, interior
trim IN quarter sawed oak, a
bargain s3500.00. will arrange
terms to suit purchaser.
81 6-room modern frame bunga-
low. wide lot. Harrison St.
Hyde Park. oak interior trim
built in buffet. bookcase. col
onnades. linen closet. etc, one
or the most beautiful homes
On the S. Side and a decided
bargain s3650.00sS0o.0 cash.
balance terms.
20 6-room modern kellestone
bungalow. Sc 1T. tot. Bauer OF.
Il. side very attractive
home and 4 good neighborhood
s5s00.00
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-19
Vacant Homes Now Ready
to Move Into.
Number
Ask for

Ask for
Ga 4-room new cottage Just com
pleted. 37la It. lot on Freeiand
Ave. West Hammond. s1675.00
$50 cash. balance SIS a month.
65- Groom cottage with bath.
brick foundation. Indiana Ave.
near Oakley. $4,000. $4,000
cash, $4,000 per month.
60 Groom y story frame resi-
dence modern except neat.
Hickory St. ;Is5o.o0. $4,000
cash. balance $500 per month
including interest.
g. 4-room cottage. new. with
bath and cemented basement.
374a It. lot. w. williams ST..
near Country Club. $4,000.
$3.50 cash. balance on terms.
68-7-roon new modern frame bum
galow. wide lot. Van Buren, St.
S. Side. oak trim, built in buff
fet. kitchen and bath white
enamel. beautiful light fixtures
and shades to suit purchaser.
$4,000. $4,000 cash. balance
$500 per month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-19
Investment Propositions.

balance or stock at inventory.
A splendid location for a barrel
house. buildings are modern
except heat. big barn and gar
age in rear. Live wires tnyestt-
gate this opportunity Owner
wishes TO retire. Buildings and
business as listed $4,000. part
cash. balance mortgage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-19
PSE PITTSBURGH INDUSTRIAL CENTER and HAMMOND THE HEAR
Investment Propositions.

Number
81 2-aat brick building, 40 X. lot
on Williams St. west OF Hob
man, eight room fats thorough
" modern. two separate hot
water heating plants. ss50000
$4,000 cash down.
So 2-hat brick building SO tt. lot
on Wzltham St., West or Hob
man. modern throughout So
$50. will consider desirable
vacant in exchange.
sa- 2-hat modern brick building.
so Fl. lot on Condit St. Just Z.
OF State Line. all assessments
paid in full s5s0o.0o Rental
value $4,000 per month.
s4-2-hat modern brick building so
fl. lot on Elizabeth ST.. $1,000.
Rental value $50 per month.
SIS Duplex 2-fat brick building.
30 II. lot. Indiana Ave. $4,000
Rental value $l40 per month.
So 2-frame cottages on rs IT. lot.
154th place w Hammond, price
$500. with u cash down.
Rental value s24 per month.
s7-12-room 2-story frame with
basement and bath. suitable
for 2 families, rooming house.
or light housekeeping proposi-
ton. 3715 IT. lot Ash St. near
car line. Price $4,000, cash
payment Of only $4,000 bal
ance $500 per month. Rental
value S3e per month
-
E State St, both houses in
good condition. completely
furnished and rented for $500
per month. which is very rea-
sonable. All assessments paid
in full. Price including all
furniture $4,000: terms.
$500 cash. balance monthly.
So frame Ia story houses on
90 fl. lot Plummer Ave, bet.
Holman ana Oakley and Z
rooms with gas and electric
assessments paid in full. $500.
with $1,000 cash. balance
monthly payments. Renting for
$500 per month.
90 Store with living rooms. SO
#. corner lot on Michigan Ave
occupied as grocery and mark
ct and doing good business
which can also be bought. Own
er must sacrifice on account of
illness. for s365o.00. Terms.
FL -Four frame cottages. 4 and
room. with baths and concrete
block foundations, 1928. IT
frontage on Logan ST.. with all
assessments paid in full. VIII
close out the entire lot at $500
with moderate cash payment
down. All in Al condition
and renting for $50 per month.
sz-1e-room modern frame residence
with so It lot on Plummer Az,
Just around the P o building.
all assessments paid in full,
hot water heat. also big barn
or garage Best proposition in
town for rooming house. Price
$500. Rental value $40 per
month. Only $1,000 cash needed
"a Two frame and 10 room
houses on SO #. lot. Indiana
Ave. all assessments PAID in
full. Both houses modern ex-
cept heat. Rented as light
housekeeping rooms at $3.50
per month with owner occupy
ing ; rooms. Price $500,
Sc Two mercantile and fiat build
ings. one brick one frame, To-
Gated on State Line St.. corner
so IT. lot All fully rented. also
included in this bargain IS the
best paying saloon business in
West Hammond with stock and
fixtures up to $1,000, included.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-19
Cottages.
Ask for
A.---A

90 6-room cottage with bath mod
ern except heat. 37l2 1T. lot on
Pine ST. oil large rooms and
one Of the best bargains offer
ed at only s2450.o0.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-19
Modern Homes and
Bungalows.


Number
TO Groom li5 story brick resi-
denee. hot water heat. wide
lot. Summer St, oak trim.
screened porch and windows.
$45Q0.00 part cash. balance
terms
5l- 7-room modern residence with
4-room cottage In rear. 50 TT.
lot 81 bauer St. hot water.
oak interior trim colonaades.
all screened. $4,000 terms
can be arranged.
90 s-room. : story modern resi-
dence Detroit St. hot water
heat. 100000.
S. 6-room modern residence on
Rimbach Ave, west Of Ann St..
s5 TT lot. with tll assess
ments paid IN full. $4,000.
terms can be arranged.
81 7-room modern brick resi-
dence. so Fl. lot. Detroit St.
Price S4500.00. will consider
terms or good vacant building
lot on S. Side as part pay
ment
65- Groom most modern bungalow
40 #. lot Highland ST. hot
water heat. tile bath also
shower bath. IRE place. built
in book cases. beam ceiling.
window seat. screens shades.
etc s4S500O. VIII consider
terms.
90 S-room modern residence. SO
fl lot on Highland st. rooms
decorated. IRE place. oak trim.
screened porch. good lawn and
strawberries. $4,000 90. $4,000
cash. terms on balance.
81 7-room modern residence. like
new. wide lot. Sibley St. hot
water heat oak trim and all
modern features. S5000.00o.
one-half cash balance time
58- 6-room new residence, Just
completed. Elizabeth St.
Homework modern in every
respect. including shades. lot
graded ana sodded. $500 90.
100000 cash might consider
vacant lot as part payment.
So 7-room modern new brick bum
galow. 3Tia II. lot Park Place
oak trim. bookcase colonnades
all latest features Price $1,000.
might consider smaller bum
galow in exchange.
eo-l0-room modem frame resi-
dence SO TT. lot. Webb St.
Homewood. hot water heat and
modern II every respect, gar
age in rear. 100000
61- Groom new brick residence. S.
Holman ST, near Waitham. 80
IT. lot with garage. hot water
heat tile bath. oak trim. large
sun parlor. in fact one 81 the
most modern homes on the S.
side 100000. 100000 cash
balance terms to suit
62-I1-room story brick residence
on Waltham St. Fomewood. 80
fiji lot with heated garage
This Is one Of the most mod
ern and imposing residences in
the Homewood Addition. Sl3.-
100000. Will arrange terms
with moderate cash payment
down or viii consider smaller
bungalow II trade.
Vacant Homes Now Ready
to Move Into.
6s- 8-room new cottage Just COM
pleted. located near the Glib
son Hump. within two blocks
Of the Hammond Gary car limo
and twenty minutes walk from
East Chicago Prico $4,000,
$50 cash. balance SIS a month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-19
Building Lots and
Acreage Bargains.


30 Lots suitable for poultry tracts
located near the Gibson Hump,
within blocks Of Hammond
Gary car line and within 20
minutes walk from East Chi
cago. $500 each. your choice
or good macadam street
frontage. no interest. no taxes
until paid. Terms only 500
down and 500 per week.
&c 6 choice building lots on JEFF
erson St.. S. Side. $3.50 each
97-75 IT. lot on Plummer Ave.
5000. 3715 IT. lot Claude ST.,
500. 371s It. lot. Walter ST..
s475.0o. so # lot sohI ST. $500.
or all above listed at SZ500.09-
s8- 25-ft. on Van Buren, ST.. y. Of
Conkey Ave, $4,000.
on easy terms or viii take I'm
proved in exchange
SOS #. on Harrison 81, near
Kenwood. $4,000
100 80 It. on Garfield St.. Hyde
Park. $4,000.
101- SO # on Henry St. any terms
at $4,000.
1o2- 50 #. on Chicago Ave. assess
ments all paid. s475.00
1903 371a #. on Erie ST.. East Side,
$500
100 2s # corner on Conkey Ave.
and Van Buren,, $4,000.
1o5- SO It. on Harrison ST.. Hyde
Park $4,000.
1906 rs It. on Conkey Ave. assess
ments paid. $4,000.
1o7- 50 f.. on Michigan Ave. near
1903 SO #. on Plummer Ave, near
Oakley. $4,000.
1oe- so #. on Oak St. \. Side, $500.
10 80 # on Forrest Ave. Kenwood
sI050.00
III So f. corner on Hoffman St
S105o.oo.
~ 50 It. corner State Line and
Gostlin St, $4,000.
113- go # on Moraine Ave. Ken
wood. s1150.00.
HI 65 It. corner Carroll St. ap-
posite Golf Links. $4,000.
11s- SO # on Columbia Ave. bust
ness lot. $4,000.
1I5- 30 # on State St. adjoining
odd Fellows Bldg. $4,000.
III % # on State St. bet Oakley
and sohl. s6500.oo.
11s- SO # on Fayette St. opposite
Central School. 100000
Acreage Bargains.
11s- Poultry tract 100x125 # with
broom cottage, big barn. sheds
and chicken house. s155O-a0.
40 / Ia acre poultry farm eau
met Park. West Hammond with
good s-room house. two chick
en- houses. garage and barn.
grapes and fruit trees, $4,000.
viii CONSIDER a good farm in
exchange.
121-1o-acre tract at 47th and Har-
rison St. Gary. Indiana. $500,
terms to suit.
122- t-acres. Holman st. frontage,
= mile Meth OF river. $500,
part cash. balance terms.
123- 7-acres. fronting on 18th Ave.
adjoining c. T. & s. Railroad,
100000. terms. or viii sen IN
smaller tracts II desired
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-19
Vacant Homes Now Ready
to Move Into.

S. Groom new cottage Just com
pleted. located near the Glib
son Hump. within two blocks
of the Hnmmond-Gar car limo
and twenty minutes walk from
East Chicago Prico $4,000
$50 cash. balance SIS a month.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-12-21
REV. DR.. CRITTENTON
AND FAMILY LEAVE
Today For Key West, Where
DR.. Crittenton Becomes
Rector of St. Pauls.

Rev. DR.. Crittenton and family ----
Rev. Dr.. c. R. d. Crittenton and
family left at an early hour this
morning for Key West, where as an
nounced in The News two weeks ago
Dr. Crittenton has accepted the rec
torship of st. Paul's Episcopal church.
The family left in their automobile
and will go direct to Tampa, from
which city they will proceed to their
destination by steamship.
DR.. Crittenton came to Palatka
something over a year ago from Dali
las. Texas, and in his year as rec
tor of St. Marks has made many
friends. Mrs. Crittenton and the
children have also acquired place in
the hearts of the people which their
leaving will somewhat wrench.
Until further notice services at ST.
Marks will be conducted at the regular
hours by Rev. Melville E. johnson,
who needs no introduction to Pa
latka congregation Of Episcopal!ans.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-12-21
GET READY FOR YOUR
Il COME TAX RETURNS
Collector Will be at Court
House in January to
Assist You.

Collector of Internal Revenue James
M. Cathcart of Jacksonville has noti-
fedS The News that he will send an
income tax officer to Putnam county
on january 2Sth who will have his
office at the court house and who will
be there every day until February
oths willing to help all persons subject
to the income tax make out their re-
turns without cost to them for the
service
Returns of income for the year 1917
must be made on forms provided for
the purpose before March /, 1918.
Because a good many people don't un-
derstand the law and won't know how
to make out their returns, the gov
eminent is sending in this expert to
do it for them. But the duty is on the
taxpayer to make himself known to
the government. If he doesn't make
return as required before March /,
1913, he may have to pay a penalty
ranging from $40 to $1,000, pay fine
or go to jail. So if you don't want to
take chances on going to jail, you
better call on the income tax man
If you are not sure about being sub.
| iect to the tax, better ask him anC
make sure. Whether you see the in
come tax or not. you must make re
turn if subject to tax.
How many income-tax payers will
there be in Putnam county? If yol
can &ness how manv married persons
LIVING with wife or husband will hav,
net incomes of $4,000 or over ant
how many unmarried persons will
have net incomes Of $1,000 or owe
this year, then you know. The Col
lector of Internal Revenue estimate
that there will be Ats taxpayers i
this county.
The Collector suggests that every
body start figuring up now his incom
and expenses so as to be ready wit
the firures when the expert arrives
Eyrenses, however, don't mean famil
evnenses. money used to paw off tn
nr;ncinal of a debt now machi0erl
huilAinos. or anvthiN" 'ike that The
AaaN what YOU spend in making you
moNey-interest taxes raid, hire
helr. amount naid for Goods sold seet
stock BOUGHT for feedin%. rent (e>
cent for your dwellin"). etc. Incon
irc1udes about every dollar you get.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-12-21
SUDDEN DEATH OF
MRS. N. S. BROWN
Prominent P and Greatly
Loved Worker Succumbs
After Short Illness.

Mrs. M. S. Brown, wife of Palatka's
well-known merchant, and herself a
.fraternal and charity worker of ma
tional prominence. died at an early
hour this morning after three or four
days of illness due to acute indiges-
ton.
Mrs. Brown was taken i'll early in
the week, but on Wednesday it was
thought she was improving. She
suffered relapse yesterday and did
not again rally.
News of her death spread rapidly
and there is universal sorrow in Pa
latka this morning over the demise
of this good woman.
Mrs. Brown was past Grand Chief
of the Pythian Sisters in Florida, and
we'll informed members Of the order
are a unit in saying that she was
probably the best informed member
of the order in the State. In addi-
tion to her State office, Mrs. Browns
abilities had been recognized by the
order in the nation and she had been
made Supreme Manager of national
! jurisdiction.
Mrs. Brown was also prominent in
the work of the Order of the Eastern
Star. and had only recently retired
from the office of Worthy Matron
Of the Palatka lodge.
She also was well-known worker
in the Palatka Woman's Club and in
deed in every work for the advance
ment of women and society generally.
Was there work to be done in Pa
1atka for the amelioration of suffer-
inc anywhere, Mrs. Brown was fore
most in going to it's relief. She was
orc Of Gods noble women.
OF course no arrangements had
been made for the funeral at the time
q The News going to press.
Besides her stricken husband Mrs.
Brown is survived by two sons, Mr..
Sidney Brown of Jacksonville, and
Dr. Terov Brown of this city, and
, one daughter, Miss Rena Brown Of
Palatka,
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-12-21
PA[ATKA'S RED CROSS
OR|vE--GET A HUSTLE
Or This City Will Fall Down
On its Membership Quota.
Wake up Palatka!

Wake up Palatka!
Are we going to let the smaller
towns around OUTDO US in patriot
ism? Monday the reports for this
city were but so new members for
the Red Cross. Tuesday was spent
by the committee of workers in Cres-
cent City; Wednesday the report
reached over one hundred and yester-
day and today's reports are not turn
ed in. The chairman, Mrs. W. T..
Hamm, and her committee are work
lrg hard, but they are up against a
luke-Warm people.
AS the speaker said Wednesday
night, at is going to take real good,
hard punch between the eyes, to make
some of these American people real
ize that we really are at war and that
this is our war. The snug compla-
cency Of some people is sickening
Do we know this fact, that Germany
with all her boasted kultur, so-called
efficiency (also Germany so-called civ.
ilization and book lore, is the only
country that has ever violated the Rec
Cross. She even out turks the Turk
for even they would not fire upon {
Red Cross hospital till the inmates
had been removed. See what we are
ur. against, don't you? There is NJ
word in the English language vii,
enough to call this monster we hav,
to deal with. Do we need the Re-
Cross? Well, the answer is-"I
your boy should fall wounded upol
the battlefield, would you want him t.
fall into the hands of strangers wit
only half attention and perhaps none
or would you rather he would be care
for by tender hearted American doc
tors and nurses, meaning the Re
Cross ?" It's up to you this week t
help the good cause by your subscrip
ton, if you haven't already done Sc
America must have millions more t
prosecute this war and you must d
your bit. If you are an old subscribe,
renew your subscription for anothe
year for the good of the cause.
SATURDAY. and Monday the bevy {
young college girls will solicit sui
scriptions. Don't be a Stacker.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-12-21
HOUSE WILL APPROVE
EQUAL SUFFRAGE.

An Associated Press dispatch from
Washington on Wednesday says that
a iest vnt. was taken in the house Of
representatives on Tuesday which
indirates that the woman's suffrage
amendment will be approved when it
comes to vote in that body on Janu-
ary 10
The straw vote showed seven more
than the two-thirds of the members
required for passage of the resolution
to be in its favor. ,t, -,
Before adiourning for the holiday
recess Tuesday afternoon the senate
agreed to the house amendment to the
national prohibition amendment, CIV
ing the states seven instead of SIX
wears in which to ratify the measure
This completes the congressional ac-
ton on the question, which will now
be referred to the state legislatures
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-12-21
Children to Sing Carols.

Children from the public school will
sing Christmas carols about the city
oN Christmas morning These young
rpople have been in training for some
time under direction Of Miss Ida Leib,
and thev all know the songs.
Miss Leib suggests that citizens
who have automobiles would do a
rood turn if thev would gather these
Young folks from the street and drive
them ahont. It's the old style Christ
mas "Waits" of England And it is
srch a rrettv stvle that all Palatka
should "fall for it."