Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 6, 1912, Page 6

¢ PAGE SIX REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGBTIATED P BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE “ ORANGE GROVE PROPER. * XY A SPECIALTY. VIR Are you satisfied with your NET RESULTS of last year? Unkept . Raymondo . Building. : T less scamp,” said the resolutions weaken you; DOING what you determine to do will build your character. Bring the money you have in your pocket to our bank RIGHT NOW, and begin the year sensibly by starting to SAVE and GET AHEAD. If yoz do, ome ym from today you will thank us, Saving only 25 cents a day—$7.50 a month—and interest will amount to over ELEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS in 10 years. FIRST NATIONAL BANK LAKELAND ; Under.. ntrol of U. §. qumx’mnt. [fi ‘ M. Holloway, Tafluluuoe muma Commissfoners—R. Hud 2 erulu;ad and club i (Copyright, 1911, by Associated Literaty hwu.. Mr. Charles Westeoft found “It will afrald” “Charlés, you are a sort. ol .gue- on a gerfous look. “Tmty” . 'old, well off, cynlal. dawdling, imly ::on than ';lw to.my z-x.r ‘matter ow. great dflfl man, you are getting Mfi" "Bom. aunt, and I p:nblu to “Ponfl" “You don’t think, I'm in but. Just wait, Why, tomorrow 1 ln an architect about the house, -d as mnnlumduvthophhm contract shall be let.” “Oh, 1a, la!” “By, George, I'm struck on lh‘ idn of building a house!* It will give me something fo ‘do. I shall take my coat right off and make things luun Brick and stone for the material, an ’um«m hnhl‘b what young lady be your L la! Do L ” , the word of '»I'ha first thing lnw Bouse gets ge from yours Dar! y dear Aunt tt u l tmly nlharojocultwithmm, “This ‘House to Rant the front door, and 8 man was std- tioned on the steps m mm ques- tions. A mile away lived t.he WIdow Glen- ‘dening. She had a daughter, Myrtle, and the house she occupiéd was rent- ed. It had been rented for a year that mother and daughter might look about a lttle before buying. Miss Myrtle had. passed and repassed the new house while it was building, and she -had stood and surveyed it with envy when completed, but she had not learned the name of the owner. Who- ever' it ‘was would occupy it himself, of course. Of a sudden the sign ap- peared. It had not been out an hour initerior finish of wood from the Koly | when the girl stopped before it and Land. The Hbrary will be a wonder.” “So will the rest of “house, if you have anything to do with it!” “And about the wife I am to find? I can’t be planning and. comcfinx and paijting and papering and 'car- .mnsthebodandbelooklnxflufor 6 t00." “Let her fined herselt” “Good old auaty! 'rh-th.néno very old. Just enough to be wise. Yes, the wife shall find herself. Il fall in love with the first young lady that steps mr the threshold, nd '] | as she entered asked of the man smoking his pipe on the steps: “But I'd rather buy than remt. Do you suppose’ they'd séll?” : “Can’t say, miss. One can never tell what folks will' do. There’s a lean man and his fat wife in there now looking to rent i for a hundred years, and there comeés a tall man and his ‘short wife to do the same thing. Bet- ter take a look and make up your mind.” £ “But T want to tell mother and fetch her,” was protested. “Never wait for your mother, miss —not when there’s such a mansion ag this on the market. It'll be snapped up in 30 aecondl after your back is turned.” “Then Pl run in and look it over ' The lean man and his fat wife, who were going from foom to room, wel: comed Miss Myrtle with hostile looks, \ .| but. she ‘went skipping from’ place to place and finally came to that wonder- ful Iibrary. The: others had’ a!reldy explored it. door stood open, and At the girl gave it a M It shut and there was a click. of Mr. Westcott's spring: | to fasten himself in when to meditate. Myrtle sprang to the door and | by mw&m‘ ¢ 1 UB!@ DANIE mland’ 2adis Al thé kadmg papers i’hd taga Post Cards, Schg e phes. Cigars and Tobacco Lobby of Edisomia Theatre Your Patronage«Will Be Appreciateq tion up. S one of the best equipped plants in the State having all modern machinery and, what is more, we have'operaiors who know how to use them. We want everybody's laundry. Do you send yours? | not, why not give a trial next week? _R W. WEA\[ER Prop. ’Phone 130 SEEBEIIIDS b b4 . IF IT'S DRUG S YOU WANT, PHONE 42 o R R A et o .. - We can t please every one, try as hard as we may, but let us Quick Delivery, ,Lake Pharmac y son Birr, | Ohth‘n\ni Newton d on'it. Then-hacnned 'l'lnen : Blitch, nom 0. Dunn W.'C. Yon,| Secretary. - % Al - communie &erk———A. B. Ferguson, fi.uow. % Kirk, Bartow. g s mnntflnluhth ‘Sheriff—John Logan, Bartow. éonnty Judge—W. S. Preston, should be .ddrelnd to Ttlllhu;eq * President of the Senate—Fred Corle, Lake City. 'h,x colleewr-—Ji H. lnncut,af, : Bartow. ‘Tat Collector—¥. M. Lanfer, Bar-|3 T Bt dorye, . ke | J netwm THE PLACE o7 L Collector of Light and Water, C. |& i H. Tillis ml. w. ‘ .Night Watchman, ¥. L. Franklin, Municipal Judge, Gen. J. A, Cox. City Attorney, Epps Tucker, Ir. Keeper of Park, Neil McLeod. The (olla'hl‘ standing mittees for the year w appointed: Finance and Fire, Messrs, Haton, Pillaus, Haynes. Light and Water, Messrs, Haynes, Pillans and Southard. Streets, Messrs. . Scipper, ard, Haynes. Ordinance, Messss. Southard, Pugh and: Scipper. Sanitary, Messrs.. Pugh, TEaton, “ Seipper. > South- Public Improvement and Cemetery, | Messts. Pillans, Baton, Pugh. State Officers, Governor—A. W. Gilchrist, Talla- | hassee. Secretary of State—H. Clay Craw~ ford, Tallahassee. Comptroller—A. C. q:oom. Talla- hassce. Treasurer—W. V. Knot, Tallahas- com- | % the last two hours in darkness! man and hig fat wife went business, the tall man. uul wife didn’t Denetrate as far d-the door and went away thinking ‘{the room might hold old hats and the Darboy rdflmhrr lili!" !mx don' .'&.;:l.rla- There is a pallnr du. and he's’ around Bossing | Does it mean an e-.rly mar- passed when a lady chnd. but 1 eaid I | 'L‘I&lu to marry 'm'u "L. W. PULGHUM Electrician pester in Electrical Supplies HGUSB WIRING A SPECIALTY ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN 18 3—— PHONE—————153 g th-llmtbuvumun« e o i8. A Westcott never breaks his 2 wml!“ 5 f,_ / Life of the Bicyle. ’cuumu'-mmdufl tory m: factories nineties, when Blo} of the road, but the which have survived turn more wheels in a given time than | any did in the nineties, turn them out 2 M this dfl not happen.’ The &t | architect furnished the plans in time g{and the work went on, and Mr. West- TNlNGI IEIDFUL. ' One of the filusions 18 that the present hour s not the critical, decisive hour, Write it on your heart that the best day is every day io the year.—- Emersoun are two things needed these days. First. for rich men ‘o find out how poor mien live: and, second, for poor men to find out bow rich men work.— Bdward Atkinson. Courage for the great serrows of life and patience for the small gnes, and then when you haye nccomplished yonr My . task. go to sleep in peace. God s nnko.—Vlctor Km Knowl it m:?mfm & | cott stuck to his job. As far as other % | rooms went, he left them to the archi- tect, but the lbrary was all his own planning. Tt was not a room on the square, amd neither was the length. greater than the width. ‘It had right | Yeacher. angles and left angles and kitty-cor- ners, It had a skylight and a fire: place, but no windows. . Mr. Westcott | motor 'sald it wag his ng: den. When he had retired therein and shut the massive door, soclety or the police Wwould have to use & battering ram tol} get at himy' - Hig collection of books' numbered only three volumes, but he wasn't worrylng about that. One can | 80 to a department gtore any day and ask the peuon at the book counter to recommend ‘and send home a couplé ‘of thousand books! They will reach] the house almost as soon as you do.” ! “Charles,” sald the aunt one day when He called, “Ia that house nearly done?” ck fiqj!tchon We shall be ready ’% 1'4 | opening, m‘fly‘ ‘mSha:cmmmmwmw B” Was the “When. we ‘have put up a towel ] better, their managers declare, and market them at onefourth the old m Improvements have been made and by the standardizing of parts ¢osts have been cut down amasingly. The best thing about the bicycle today [ 8 that it is owned by those who need ft most—the wage-earner, the messen- 7t boy, the schoolboy and the school , As an engine of peril it has |$ been utterly eclipsed, but as 4 cheap 5 and an exceedingly handy vehicle the |9 car can never hope to rival it. It will always have a place strictly |4 with adults and a pleasure q youngsters. 'If aeroplanes become |8 88 easy to run.as sewing machines, |3 the same thing cannot be sald for the ! 3§ antémobile.—Toledo Blade, I3 L Sarcastic. "“ewhat. late hours your hnlbmd | keeps!” ‘she sald with a sneer. ' “Yes. He tells me that he’s Jost ‘many an Dour’s sleep because hé had o take your husband home first,” she reumod with a grin of victory, A me Matter. belng irritates a wild animal, and best tawretmd not to See, him.” Job Printing WING to the -enlargement of our ¢ 4 . . newspaper and publishing business, it has been necessary to move The News Job Office up-stairs where it will be found in Rooms 11 and,12, Kentuckj Building, in the com petent charge of Mr. G J. Williams. For anything that can be printed, if you want the best work at the right prices, cel Mr. Williams: The News Job Office Rooms 11 aud 12 (upstairs) Kentucky Building A R OO T O O AR OO BB ROMR CECUOSCEORONT FORCHCR ORI CORONCRCRS 3