Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 28, 1911, Page 7

i e . THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., DECEMBER 28, 1911 PAGE SEVEN May 6. 103 Lakeland Mach. Wks ............ 12.90 el T 0rt 0' Bond Ir“stees May 6. 104 Lakeland Lumber Co.. e 12.80 w‘w‘g"{” May 22. 105 F.B. Terrell......... e G 11.40 June 1. 106 Fla. Electric & Mach Co ... .... .. 19.57 WA = T Jube 1,107 A TORAR :::iivoiinreis vave vs 17.25 June 6. 109 D. C. Wilson ..... 4.50 Made to the City Council September 7th, June & 110 Johoson & Cannon .. Fhins une 6. 111 Jackson & Wilson Co. ... ....... 10.09 19“ and Audited by Special Commmee, June 6. 112 Postal Telegraph Co.......... 1.02 [ [] K d P h June 6. 113 Lakeland Furniture & Hdw Co, ... 6.00 June 6. 114 E. S McGlashan........... ... .. % of Messrs. Bassett, een, and rugh. June 6. 116 H. Mueller M'f'g Co.... ... ..... 14.04 i POl el e e L Jure 6. 117 Fla. Electric Co, ...... e e 7.06 $1,971.89 L — " Lakeland, Fla., Sept. 7, 1911, LAYING, TAKING UP AND RELAYING PIPE. ) City Council of Lakeland, Fla. Feb. 28. -I-(- J. P. Scarlett. .. i . $ 249 B ‘sis. We hand your herewith au itemized report of funds expended by Mar. 8. 37 W. B. Houston. 25.00 A m.l.m“ds - illle'ill‘ and extendi LI"M and Water Plant, and Mar, 1'!, 64 I (.. Mishler .. 882.85 M A KE A (it same be published as soon as audited. Yours truly, April 12. 80 I C. Mishler .. 2,008.47 equest U C. W. DEEN, Pres. May 3. 97 L C .Mishler ......... : 2,735.83 L F, HENLEY. May. 5. 100 l:nlu-!and Hdw & Plub. Co 166.93 i M E PROV E I I ¥. A RIGGINS. June 6. 114 E. S .\chl‘enshan ...... e 3.00 $5824.57 Bond Trustess. il ELECTRIC MACHINERY, ETC. What? §That 1 am selling Men's Suits for Mar. 6. 34 Ft. Wayne Elec. Wks. ... ..., $ 556.45 15, actually h $22.50 $30.00 k — Mie 2 14 WhpLaang e piepin als, actually worth $22.50 to $30.00. Look all FEES AND SALARIES. Mar. 28. 74 Ft Wayne Elec, Wks. .. . ...... S rourd. then come to my shop and LOOK. bl Nk Name. R MV 54 cdoses |Aprii29. 94 H. C. Sloan 16.11 You'll be the judge. You'll wonder how I do it. B 1 W W. Lyon...... s SRR $200.00 April 29. 95 C. E. Browne 4.98 . 9 B John S, EAWARdS ..oo oo i rood ASg. 4125 Ft Wayne Elec. Wks... ... ... .. 142921 $2,950.17 Eskoiand’s Landing Cleitixy Store Jan. T 16 “,' “.' t’on 50.00 ~ W R b o o W. W. Lyon .. B Grand Total of Disbursements ...... PP SR R e $42,354.01 B W, Wl ll:yon ‘?:~gg W RECEIPTS s oW W. Lyon o9 Cash from Sale of Bonds............ ... ... .. $40,000.00 3 ::v 4 H. Butt ..... 13332 Cash, interest First National Bank.... 346.68 J05. LeVAY Proprietor. o, S S g Cash furnished by L. & W. Committee. .. 2,007.33 $42,354.01 ' April 2 . ’ Vot N N W NN NN ST ENT N LT " 4y W. W. Lyons . g St Lakeland, Fla., Dec. 6, 1911. myr 61y HoL 'S'“““ gt fl’l‘ TIO\ER\ ’ 'E'l.f(‘{o-oo $1,394.00 | Hon, City Council of Lakeland, Fla. - nl(‘xl)hnsd, F;ROL:TS';’(I"G~ ; " s i Sirs: We, your Special Committee, appointed to audit the report of xor. v 5 lal le "s“m R oty 5 Board of Trustees, report that we have audited said report and find the Nov. 1+ 4 M. L. Swatts .. ... ; ; : same correcet. Very resp ctfully, o 18 0. Manufacturers Rec 6.00 H. D. BASSETT Nor. 15 6 The Record €0 ..oooove v uivnnn. 50.00 J.I(. SRR, R il L BWALH e i 5 ¥. 1 PUGHE AT e ¢ 118 H. L. Swatts ......... R 28.00 $87.10 foRe 4 PIPE AND HYDRANTS. . ‘ : — : , Do - Chas E. Browne ......... ...... .. $420.80 ‘i] l‘ ,} I ‘ ‘ ‘l“ Det » Chas, E. Browne . .. h ‘ ‘ “ “ ‘ i et 4 (has. E. Browne l | ‘{\‘ i I ‘ e i 1+ Chas E. Browne ...... d il ‘ |- “ { | |WE CHALLENGE COMPARISON BOTH AS REGARDS QUALITY AND i 7 I1n UL 8. Cast Iron Pipe & Fdry Co.... il [ {il | ¥ ‘ l[t '{l' PRICE OF OUR GOODS. ’ Nov Wi R, D. Wood & Co SERLEAE 1 9 (R aABY BE DM || Sugar, 14pounds-.......... Jure 120 U. 8. Cast Iron Pipe & F'dry Co.... I m \ I . :“wgi?:.‘lll,tp':‘.md'na 3 d """ ‘llg((): i pi Vool BLQO0M L sk i $10,250.22 i I . ‘ emium Hams, per pound ...... ... ............ une R. D : AN | | Best Butter, per pound, ........ ... ... ... .. .40c MATERIAL AND LABUR ON FOUNDATION. ‘ \ ' i Picnic Hams, per pound ....... ... ... ... ... ... ..12 12 v 4 Chas E. Browne ....... Tolas | Mothers' Oats, per package..... ... ... ... ... ... ..... 10c - J.E N 45,09 | ’ il Heckers' Whole Wheat Flour, per bag 35¢ 1ar T $a iy M | . Heckers' Graham Flour, per bag ... ... ... ... ... ..... 35¢ lan LW 95,00 Il I Heckers' Rye Flour, per bag . 38¢ B 1 0s LW iked :;::3 Tl 12 pound bag best Flour ....... ... ... ... ... ... .....40c prit 12 a2 0 WL cee e 2. 9802 To Meko Lo W T e i U N G .80c RS » INSTALLING. p Shades. used on an elaborate white linen PAY-ROLL FOR LABOR OF INSTALI 1“' Aty DeR ARG o1 WO En Ea hokba Lswn Fat Mackerel, each ..... ...... A P08 e 10 L. W, Fulghum......oo oov viiiins $ 24.00 her own lamp-shades. She will save - Irish Potatoes, per peck ........... ... ... ... ... ... 36c TR AT R e 17.95 motey thereby and her house will Machine Hemstitching, Baby Size Cream, 6 for ........ e Qs et . 2Bc an 14 24 L. W. Fulghum 22,12 x;lnlnl greatly in effective treatment of | Hemstitching can be done on the Family size Cream, 3 for ...... ... ... ... ... ... ... ..28¢c 21 oy L. W. Fulghum 18.00 the lighting fixtures. Wire frames for | sewing machine in this way: First, :; gl : :: :‘:::hum 9.37 lamp-shades can be bought in several | draw the number of threads desired, CALL W0 /R MR SEN BE NEAD 30 SRETS A9V k. Wy PR 21.37 sizes and shapes at many departmen- | then baste the edge of the hem In e, 4 A uighu x tal stores, but if not procurable, one | the center of the drawn threads. Now, E I W EE D E L L b 11 07 L. W. Fulghum... 8.00 can usually get an address of some | lengthen the stitch on the machine . " f) v 45 L. W. Fulghum 14.60 wire-worker from a florist and the | and stitch exactly on the edge of the kb 7 47 L. W, Fulghum......oooee o0 cininn 15.75 frames can then be made to order.| hem, pulling the bastings out, and pull — e ¢ 2 L. W. Fulghum... 37.50 They are usually made with a four- | the edge of the hem to the bottom vz ‘N L. W. Fulghum inch ring and standard that fits in [ of the drawn thread. Hemstitching K ' L. W. Fulghum the ring of the lamp, whetyerlt is for | done In this way can hardly be dis- _ 5 I' “,' Fulgh electricity or oil. In the case of a| tinguished from handwork. 4 » W, Fulghum, . . hanging lamp there is a copper bar —_— \pr | l.. W. Fulghum across the top with a hole cut to al- NEEDLEWORK NOTES. bl ¢ L. W, Fulghum. ..... low the electric wires to go through. — A K. C. Eads..... In ordering a lamp-shade frame, al- Small wire clips are useful to keep | e .. W. Fulghum. ways carefully state the dimensions. | the dresses on paper dolls and prevent i I.. W. Fulghum. .. Wipe the frame and then wind the [ any embarrassing accidents when the f.. W. Fulghum. .. wire, with the exception of the stan- [ dolls are visiting. The clips are de- “ W $510.34 dard wires, with white silk binding | signed to keep papers together and iy : 1. W. Fulghum. ; ribbon. The ribbon must be firmly | very likely a few may be obtalned HOILER AND STEAM rewed at both the beginning and end | from father’s desk. (v f.. W, Fulghum. .. ...... ..$2,029.82 of each piece, so it will not slip. _— D Sullivan Machinery Co. .. 496.55 Every lamp-shade should be lined | When measuring off a section of L { (. K. Browne 29.19 with white India silk as the white re- [ linen out of which you will make your | 0 ? G. K. Southard 1.500.00 flects the light. napkins draw a thread instead of cut- F.t Al b S SRR R i After the frame is wound the white | ting into the goods. Thus tho map- | ; C. E, Browne .....o.c. o00 oiien 167.50 lining must be put on. Cut a rough | kins will surely be square, and you ' Fer J. H. McGowan Co.. ..o von aaann 952.50 pattern by pinning a mewspaper to| will have threads which may be lar Skinner Engine Co... ... ....... 1,622.21 the frame and then cutting it out, or [ wound on an empty spool, and saved | d CoOB G BIOWHR, v sovnvis sva wauss 213.57 pin the silk to the frame, a pin at the | for emergency. In mending worn Jute Skinner Engine Co . 1,022.22 top and bottom of each wire support. | spots it 1s far better to use these ! Jure I H. McGowan Co 160.00 and sew the silk on before cutting.| ravelings than threads of mere mend- 1 \‘k" E Busine ¢ & 800.00 This last method saves miich mater- | ing cotton, for the mend will be al- ke SISE RIS £0: . s + . |18l The silk must bo drawn tight, | most imperceptible. : Knight & Wall Co..... .. ...... TI13.81 $11697.37 | gnq gmooth and sewed down to the - BUILDING AND RESERVOIR CONTRACTS. support where the seam has to be. When planning your holiday gifts par SRR 1D T e S R R LR S $970.28 Turn the edge back and sew in place, [ don't forget the invalid. Make a bag s FEE L s GRS R g N 1,347.30 and sew raw edges. The extra silk at | of dainty flowered sllk or cretonne, ¥ | W. Hicks 1.504.50 top and bottom must be turned back | running inch wide satin ribbon in the ;0 ' e e RS o2 i and sewed and then trimmed close. top for a draw-string and lining it ] 1. W. Hicks .. . 1,600.00 After lining, the shade is ready for | with delicately scented silk. Havo I. W. Hicks cas ae 847.95 the outside covering. Place scams | the drawstring very long go it can be | * Our Christmas line of NORRIS' Exquisite Candies is now ready b W HIOKS o vovvins oo sian wnas 400.00 over wires, 80 they will not show. If | hung on the bedpost In easy reach of | b g 9 TR VA 100.00 $6,770.03 | fringe is used, sew on before the | the invalid’s hand, without the neces- | for your inspection. Many of the packages were designed by the MATERIAL, ETC., INSTALLING MACHINERY slmvi lGlml’: llmtb‘l.lf usetdh lo,r th'; ::lty :! h:r r:nslmlgl hersell mdbm ll:n} ablest craftmanship of Europe and America. The purchaser of o % anels is put on before the gimp a e bag is a small paper pad, pencil, | . § 5 Builders' Lumber & Supply Co. ... $ 4.97 {’ov S I:Jollom. e em.! ”:‘W hmdkfmmef hna ."‘,ylt’m"‘ sho may | oM of our Holiday packages need never fear .tlnt there will be any [, J.P. Scarlett ...... ... .... .. 4.91 ing material at top and bottom of | need that otherwise would have to be Disappointment on the part of the recipient either from the quality ki W. K. McRae....... 4.25 the shade must bo sewed ' ick before annded tlol hler by mlr nlond::):t. fiom: of the Candy or from the manner in which it is DISPLAYED W. K. McRae... 5.56 it is covered with gimp. mes a little surprise can slipped | ! 1. P. Scarlett .... 41K Cretonne shades are particularly | in the bag that will give much happi- : COME . AND SELE_CT YOUR chS'.l'lAS w‘m' P o e o s woaa 2.35 well adapted for summer homes. In | ness and help to pass the weary hours | You will find the line complete, covering a wide assortment, one 4 lackson & Wilson Co 60.36 ch W‘::‘t ‘:‘h“ “""‘"‘3;‘;‘“ ':'r:(')”‘; I":’ of suffering. {@ for every fancy and so beautifully designed that they will add ke sure al © pattel P size — g 5 B Builders Lumber & Supply Co. 7.8% for the shape :hosfin and that it will| Among the decorative articles made |[§ cheer to any Yule-tide greeting. re: Cameron & Barkley Co. ... ..... 35.86 place well on the frame. of beads and one you can make your- ’ It will be a real pleasure to have your inspection. k P. Scarlett......... 2.70 _— self as a holiday gift, none is prettier | 5 - i 4 b e MORA < vvcvvnsisns vis 11.36 Revival of Rickrack. than the beaded frames. These are | If you would like something in the way of high grade Cut L P. Scarlett ........ (5] In the general revival of things that | made on a groundwork of net. Tho ' Glasy or Silver at prices that will interest you, call in and lets us . W K. McRae 3 are old it is not surprising to see | beads are sewed on in any pretty de- | skow s fow B that in eandl f pri Do not for- L: g VS M A Z smart frocks adorned with the rick-| sign you may fancy, are lined with a pieces that are going regardiess cli price. 0% for. . K. McRae ......... seeeee s v rack trimming made with zigzag cot- | bright colored satin and mounted on get that we are headquarters for Kcdaks and Supplies, which al- BTG REEER L E. Browne Omohundra Bros Co. \. Logan lakeland Hdwe. & Plumbing Co. . Sdoa Lo C O R R T S oL PN, o vsnendn: veees 90 Huilders Lumber & Supply Co ... 3.87 D. Wood & Co...... ¢ ssena 1,500.00 Knight & Wall Co..... ... ..... 15.17 S T s I R R 8.43 B DU soiuisie vun on vnn 2.45 "t. Wayne E. Works.. .... ... .. 3.91 06 BIBREE s v evan sws: sanin ses 8.32 cland Mac., Wks.... 26.15 Builders’ L. & 8 Goce. ¢ «evoee 13.7¢ Lakeland Fur. & Hd. 32.50 BT RS TR 3.03 W. K. McRae......... ces seves 11.05 Lakeland Hdw & Plub. Co. ....... 7.8% Graton & Knight Mfg. Co ....... 15.31 Lakeland Hdw & Plamb. Co ....... 22.87 I ton braid which school-girls of a gen- eration or so ago used to turn out in endless quantities. Since heavy laces are fashionable, the braid chosen now is usually wide and heavy enough =0 that it can appropriately be worked up with the coarsest of thread. In- sertions of this trimming have becn AP AP AN PP APPPPPPP PP PP PPPPPPPPS | Decided Hit. i “Did Algy wake a hit at the liter- ary club?” “I guess he did. He pro- wgounced ‘Les Miserables' in a brand vew way, and then alluded to it as Victor Herbert's masterpiece.” As Yet Inexperienced. The husband who has not learned to wear a smile over an ach ing heart still has rice in hie pockets vet ~—Ezxchange. .danger from d's¢ square, oblong or oval frames. An attractive square frame is made on silver net, with a border of tiny opal beads showing a vine design running through it. A conventional fleur-de-lis in silvgr and bottle green beads dec- orates each corner. The whole is mounted over green satin. Two Classes. The people of this world are di- vided iato two classe:—those who are able to have dra:ing rooms when they start on ther wedding journeys and those who are net e Lessens Danger From Disease Germs The use of mu 1'n in dairy windows | Instead of glass i ~id to lessen the gerns. ways make appreciative gifts for young and old. MAKE OUR STORE HEADQUARTERE WHEN DOING YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING RED CROSS PHARMACY 89——PHONE— 89 ~—— = R — e ‘; S ——