Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 1, 1911, Page 6

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Pa ze Six. and safest in the The American tra counts his time in s Watches Watch Fobs Cuff Buttons Scarf Pins Siznet Rings Military Brushes Gold and Silver Match Boxe (old and Silver Cigarette § l‘mlvnmy Emblems, American rail- roads are the fastest PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN ]| ing railroad requirements. |'.|| lh jar and vibration of railroad service, makers, world. inman econds. printed price-ticket attached. would like to show it to you. Foreign railroad men carry no such watch as the HOWARD. Official inspection of railroad watches exists in no other country. HOW ARD Raiiroad Watches(lerer- setting) are mhumly certitied and adopted by the time inspectors of one hundred and forty of the Imdmg railroads of Ameriza, Better than that, their daily performance is finer, more accunl:(h:m the most exact- The balance-wheelof the HOWARD Watch is made of special hard-tempered steel—will not knock out of true with the Every HOWARD is made and ad- justed as a fine watch, Cased and timed in its own case by the HOWARD watch- The price of the HOWARD is fired —nailroad models $50 to $140—and a We carry this distinctive watch and Diamonds Chaffing Dishes Watches Wrizt Watches La Valleres Necklaces Locket Watches Manicure Sets Veil Pins shirt Waist Sets. Rracelets I’rooches pS Joxes ization. PRESENTS FOR LADIES TO VISITING SHOPPERS I am a member of the Tampa Trade Extension Association and refund your round trip fare by rail or water any day in the year, subject to the rules of the orzan- I HAVE A LADIES REST ROOM FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF VISITING LADY SHOPPERS. Silver Rattles. Silver and Pearl Teething Rings Dainty Silver Toilet Articles Baby Baby Spoons Food Pushers Silver Cups VEGETABLE ACREAGE IN FLORIDA LARGE Packer Reports Favorable Conditions In All Sections of the State. The vegetable acreage in Florida will be fully 25 per cent larger than that of last year. The largest in- oy one crop wil) be that of po- at Hastings, as almost every available acre will be planted to spuds is December, In the Manatee section heavy rains tell during the last week in October which caused damage to seed beds, but as the growers were prepared, no shortage in the vegetable crop will} result in this fine growing s--vtlun,I and heavy shipments will move l'rnm| December until the close of the sea- son next May. The celery acreage wi'l] be large and growers say it they do tatoe as well as last year on this cvop they Judges v dast clause, twenty=Gith e Ghan ere and the orange grow- 1 am by no means disposed to go so will be satisfied. {YEEn ors are harvesting their crops. The| far as the historian of New England, . . “Lucky Sanford” is now shipping! Two enptuls sugar. Jevemiah iv Lontput in this section is excellent I‘k'h“ Gorham Palfrey, who, as 1 have And What Shall lt be t]"s lettuce and tomatoes. The early let- ! 20 Miakka. The packing houses!| been told, was wont to express the S { R o VTR v e : ; ; e desire that an act of congress should . p fuee crop is not a success s year! Two cupfuls raisins | ,~;."....,1:|-p.-u.<l here this “",kl The Citrus pe pagsed forbidding on pain of death | rlstmas. as (h.-l\\.:arfml \\.'~;||Illn-| r|l|lul I|h.- :ll.m\l: XL B um'\lps are ip l-l:}llv' 41»:1}‘”];!]\ - ) {any one under twenty-one yea of | to seed before ey could head As oy 2 e favares w directors o the to writ et o.—Pro . " L VR | Two capfuls tigs. Nahum iii, 12 age e a sentence.—Professor | That rplexing, 1 le what to a result, shipments have brought lnn i P s chatne - 1 s arpe 4 c perplexing, pleasing puzzic at 1. | Hipme : © -‘ L‘ ~ Yo “m‘ spontals Hotey { Sam- | Highland sub-exchatize held a meet | Lounsbury in Harper's Magazine | e ik .g : ok little money, as heads have been so Luct sy, ling here Tuesday. Represemtatives! . | give your fnm..y for Christmas is likely and of poor carrying quality. The : [trom Mt Dora. Bustis and Altoona & - | . dery acreage will be about 25 I““'l 'll\\n |'1 .;.\lnmll.tllll: baking powde ki ecsont e packing Honsek xR '0‘.‘." (xcup..mg a L'ugc siare of )'Ouf th\)ll:_‘l { Jeremiah xvii, 1 | | : ‘nt less than last year, but the land| 4 | 1o association in this section are - LS LRI 3 . i l"_l” l:\ planted m':‘”" ¥ verctablos i One and one-half cuptuls of milk. ;' ||l]i:l : :“ I':. :i,‘l It ] , thh ume., o “I“)"’ us to Sdggt‘\t sometil o B o i raet S, | u Lo 1 1 Judges iv, last clause 19 C SHTsr Syristvem Ba : it an vet painly potatoes, cabbage and late udges 1X I”"' clause 1 | Summerfield. Orange growers in| u Se s entire;y tnrgueasa Christmas prese:.t ana et T The Sanford Vegetabld MRS TNDEN] 3 ottty (Heashi |- 11] is vicinity busy shipping theic! ] 1 ¢ e » i getable g =2 s vic are sy shipping thews ! 38 105 tuvin bt n e lert Growers' Association, will be in thej :-”ml“.“ \‘\”. l\.‘ : fruit; prices are better than l:\.\!‘ ‘10[’0\“‘, “ }‘“‘Cw"“" ‘\ »lat dfil " < desl again this year and are busy! \‘\ _“‘Lh "_Am"'\,l“ sy [ Lo | dear Bflth!‘O\‘X‘.l 4 \\'!iil‘il lills living.up their conmections. R .L. Se .l:\l‘l!“ln taste with spices Leviti Florence Villa. Shipments of “ } i s aghes 1s (he new wesilent and K. | 2b 12 ol T Sere o Wik - Wi THE PLACE all the reguirements »f Pinch of salt. Beat well. Chroni- . . Colebert is traflic manager o is. § packing houses have been overhauled a prescnt; dainty, cles i . i s M K Cucumbers and beans are moving ‘ ‘ e A : and new machinery added. inchuding « .r . frecly now from points on the West l' g -‘l“ll“"‘“"p-\ i l:h. lm.-.»m‘:k!;“: ashers and other new devices for (“‘ hfiallt:' -Lrrstoover s " ing a good boy, Proverbs xxiii, . . Coast and middle Florida and the Bt -soe il tave handling the fruit. will be 2 constant stock is fair. Good quality are netting the wers $1 to $1.25] for beans and 81 25 to $1.50 for cu- cumbers per hamper The Gainesvills he well known points of Micanopy, section including verctable shipping MclIntosh, Evins on, hip through Gainesville, have a large are now moving in car lots and pack ! and the Rock Point growers who | acreage of beans which they! will be made Deember 1. Shipments of beans and peppers from the East Coast are wmoving in a small way and the quality is good. There will be a good acreage of to- BY THE GROWERS matoes, cauliffower and potatoes at| Brief Items of Fruit and Vegetable all trucking points between Home- stead and West Palm Beach, Every- thing points to a sucesstul trucking season and better rairoad facilities for moving the crops. It was a rath-{ Lota, er expensive lesson the Florida East experience was enough and believe this year reasonable, decent service! will be given them in marketing their crops. SCRIPTURE CAKE. Four and a half cupfuls of flour. Kings iv, v 'bring good prices alarge acreag One and a halt cupfuls of butter a good cake GOOD DEMAND FOR GRAPEFRUIT. 1se & Co, of Jacksonville, report The Plant City and Lakeland track shipping beans, and eggplant at fair prices Perry acreage will be large, as many of the growers during October re- planted the fields which were de- stroyed by the summer drought. The growers are warm weather is forcing the berry| favorable | crop along fast and if weather continues, berry shipments lo heavy tall for Florida grapefruit, mestly S4s, 66ds and Sos. Regular shipmenta are going forward. The cooler weather will bring out the color on oranges rapidly now. They ‘|~]'wr| the fruit well matured. and are making exten ive shipments squash ! The | The postoffice inspectors from Tam- I pa visited Fort Myers last week and | | reported that they found that office in a flourishing condition. as tem will be installed. As soon the houses are numbered it is, thought that a free mail delivery sys- | week in December. Industry from all Parts of the State. Falford. - K. R. Bean, of North Du- has purchased land here and will plant a large acreage in toma-| Coast railvroad had to learn last year| (oes. and the growers think that last year's) iy 1 M. Tucker was successfuil growing cabbage this summer which he sold at a good price. Sumpterville. - Shipments of egg- plant going forward daily and W. F. Noble has are Brooksville. the Citrus exchange cut some choice frait bringhg the growers .o b Chuluota The packing house of is now putting Grapetruit is Auburndale. -Shipments of fruic began here this week and it is esti- mated 48,000 boxes will by shipoed from this point during the scasen Campbell.—Brown & Co. have 2 large acreage in e2gplant and are now shipping vegetables. Plant City.—1It is believed ship ments of strawberries will be made irom this point abonut Thank:giving. Leesburg. — The Eclipse Orange Grove Co. has remodeled and install- « improved machinery in its packing and shipping. dent of the company. | acreage of Missionary Arcadia.—The packing house of J. WHAT’S DOING | 3.50 per box The packing houses are | ewrv THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAN UPON MY PAST RE For Big Values, vistert Prices, CHRISTMAS 1911 UY EARLY and BUY H gest values. My stock is so comprehenqve that absolutely nothing that is expected in a Tryj, Metropolitan Jewelry Store will be found wanfing. Clocks T would be impossible to enumerate in detail all the many beautiful things that will be found in my stock, but I will say that | have ALL the staple and MANY Novelty Articles that goto make up a really High-=class and Up-to-date Jewelry stock. T ——E ST FOR THE BABY Pins in large Silver Tuilet Articles Silver Plates ture settings as desired by the pur chaser. Prompt execution. e e SR e e e e S S G RIS D et S S S s MY MAIL ORDER DEPT. I am particularly proud of efficlency of this department. All orders are shipped the day re- received. All goods are absolute- ly guaranteed to be just as rep- resented, or money refunded. reputation for good values is suf- ficient guarantee that your terests will be protected, | i | E. A. Mote is presi-|¢ Griffin.—Norman & Harrison, weil |§ known berry growers, have a large,§ strawberries and will make shipments the first | bl &0 i D, FLA., DEC. 1, 1911. amant e, Bowtitinctll St Wil W b CORD Honest Dealing. Quality Goods and Con- l)u 1 Bul for a bhare of Your Trade This HERE, in this way only can you secure the best selection and the 1iy. Cut Glass Umbrellas Silver Deposit Glass Ware Iqilet Articles Silverware Watches Five 0’clock Teas Jewelry MISCELLANEQUS. Cut Class for all Household and Toilet Purposes, Sterling and {leavy Plated Hollow and Flat Silverware, Thermos Bottles, Pots, Box., and Auto Luncheon Outfits, Chaffing Dishes and Five O'Clock Teas wity all accessories, Gold Handled Umbrellas and Canes, Engraved free, Clocks. Variety. Elec- trolieres, Great diversity of shapes, styles, and prices. anything from a miniature to the Old Fashion ed Grand Father, Magnificent Asso: ment of Unset Gems, Diamonds and many other gems. We will manui: s CHARACTER <, NADIIDIALITY QUALITY FRANKLIN STR El:r i PHONE 303 —— in- J. Heard has been opened under Ih.'f management of D. N, Barco. He will pack fruit for all growers who have| fo packing facilities of their own. Manatee.—The fizst car of celery will probably move from this section | about January 255, Boyuton. —High winds showers during the past two \\'«-nk~" to growingz | Clough Shoe Co. ..NOTHING BUT SHOES... We sell at regular prices and give a discount o YOUR GAIN OUR LOsSS Only exclusive shoe store in Lakelaad. All the latest styles---Call and see for yourself and heavy ! have done some damage crops. Summertield, + Carloads of oranges | are leaving this station daily. The| groves are alive with pickers and th--} packing houses are working overtime. | Prices are better than last year. Miami.—Rev. J. M. Clark of Kan- sas City has purchased what is known | as *he McClure grove on the Miami| river. Mr. Clark will build a bung-| alow and will put in a complete ir-! rigating plant for his grove mnii‘ vegetable garden, S per cent, Juvenile Compositions. Better Things pleasi: and daily re- Ask minde: for years. for Bath Booklet. L. k. H. CO. Ice Cream Candies

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