Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 9, 1912, Page 4

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[ . 3 $: e i # 0 i { A & i ! sy b " (Y 1 1 BHEH, Ul | \ i i ] " { i 1 v i | (R | 1 RS, FAGE FOUR Ihe Evening Telegram | SOME WAYS OF EARNING MONE It is the exceptiona] housewile who not feel at times the need ot & i every afterncon from the Lakeland, Fla. tlothes and houschold expenses leave Ll the postoflice at Lake- |y i for the dainty trifles which il mattec of thej . jii¢ (e heart of a woman. #e p | However, there is a way right at T Phond by which the housewite may CL b RINGT lil)lTOR.‘““l to her allowance, and that is by " B — | ber home couking, v .“Ul'“‘m{“nn' ! | There is always some one thing in ixiiess ayd CiTcplagion .uugol'.‘ I the housckeeper excels, Per- aups she makes lizhe tluffy bread i \ with a delicious brittle crust, or per- i her cake is a marvel of light- "l“ il the LIty be o flaky, delicious i it ( - of Lakeland I st which has aroused the envy ‘ uts a week, e other vouks, or 4! _— — rented aonew way {116 LAKELAND N e e S . iy i Japer igr a d into do utiers, crop condi- rtonotice i she will nty affairs, ete. Sent Iriends that she is for $1.u0 per year. them ‘and wilf 1 1 il t vote for 1 ambright wouldn't v i have tricd this meth- Many majority ol'i oq of enrn Wilson even atter : pin money, and the re- a delesation had seen the ! sults are always most satisfying the 'l Home-made jelly i Lother source Lendwriting on the wall and gone ¢ to the winner. We're sorry fo of income, and the housewile uver ths inne LA ) ot live in the ceuntrey to make <ou, Ed, but we are atraid we can’t! e | pay, Tor in season truit and be give you the Tampa postotfice, de fmay be had in large quantities, and spite the despateh and intelligence | opon bought by the crate or bushel b owe know you could rvead | the price is much less than when bought in smal] quantities. vith whic the posteards. | In putting up jelly the beginner will find it a wise plan to purchase the tiny glasses which hold only a and in these the Jeily is car aled and marked aid sent around as samples. The dispatches today tell ol gre suffering and many deaths trom heat couple of spoonfuls fully = in Boston, Now York, Philadelphia and elsewhere, At the same time 1 S0 “lorida, there i down here in South Florida 11 each glass i sent around with no discomtort from the heat, and 500 inge note explaining that this is as death from that cause is con- ampie and the tull-sized glas will be supplicd at o much exch and certed, such an ocearrence has nevey heen Kknown in Flovida. As we write 17 L SI0RE A 48 I come 1 the thermometer midday registers S1but even it it renchied 97, as in ) OLYMPIC GAMES. dicated at the same time in Boston Afl__‘__ there would be a vast difterence in Vi Stackholm, Sweden, the Olyme- + heat here hav-pie games are now in prog or of Florvida, t i different quality from that in | bas been the case in all of these gre: N Fathletic niests ‘ si . vore- Righor Tatiudes, which provents the | il |,' «‘um ts, held sinee the re | orzanization of the “pride of ancien {Greece,” Ameri is winning, Of It is hard toomake people gy contests held 1o date, America rorth of us heliey diastrous effects common in the these things; buc | has captured most of the “fipst | With anything like an ev o, | break trom now on the team from Pthe United States will come home IWith the crown of vietory they can, at least, take the evidene " of the government vweather bureau, which, day after day, daring this sea son, shows Tampa to be cooler than These games prove that manhood rly any city o thousand miles fi America s saperior to that of any north of it. In Lakeland, morcover,fother nation. It proves that we have itis always two or three degrees cool-| rot Jost the vigor of our fathers, In or than in Tampa owing to the great-levery contest woe are pr er altitude of this city nted, and are giving A good account of them. elves, i every case our “hovs” The principal reason why some peo- When the King of Swed opened ple think advertising does not pay i~ ine Olympic, every team paraded be- that o many advertising schemes are [ tere the roval box and no contingent, criginated by people who know ab-frot even the Swedish, recejve! a tolutely nothing about the seience or{ louder or longer cheer than did Unele business of advertising, Often when [ Sani'sc This chows in what esteen: an incompetent finds himself out of { we are held by the nations of the | Thirty thousand people filled ajob at his usual occupation, he sets | world sy money by | the stadium when the opening exer- out to make some e vorking on the guilelessness and | cixes ook place. This vast throne credulity of the business men who | Fad an opportunity 1o view the men can beinduced to Uil for some | of all nations as they marched pas advertisiy wtterly worthless project [ the reviewing stands before hegin- It is rema ricty of po ns who set up in this| boys”™ must have created a good im Find of husiness without a moment's| pression from the reports sent ont preparation, and with no thouzh: \side from the mere contests them- other than to separate gome one from [ scives, the Olvmpic sames are to be his coin, utterly indifferent as to the | praised. They are of such magnitude victim’s outcome in the transaction | that all of the nations are interested One wouldn’t start out, to tide over|Thus are the people of the world a period when temporarily out of ajbrought close together Friendships Job, to try his hand at doctoring, or|ore made and acquaintances renewed Leing a lawyer, or breaking into an < of itsell i< another way to avoid «ther profession; but the most in rs for the future. In . Ancient capable person will set up as an]Greece wars were postponed during advertising solicitor, with no object | the games In the modern world the in view save to cateh the casy marks, | spilling of blood may be stopped be- There is more money spent in foolish | cause of the zames Metropolis Jacksonville nz schemes than in lezitimate and profitable pub- hetty. Merchants and business men| CARRIED OUT INSTRUCTIONS. should contine their advertising to - the well known, established chan- nels, which the experien and worthless advertis In the daily half-hour contidentia of theltalk with his boy an ambitious fa- wost successful men in the country | ther tried to give some advice strated 1o be the best. Al that no g “Be observing, my son.” said the “Cultivate ill e Study things m ey cquals FOn oNe ocersion newspaper thit of seeing, and yon v |« succeesstul mar 1 and |1 Dou't 2o thro siated another yes on unusual thing fo When we stated go over 10 Wilson we had | Wi the ten who voted 0 Mayes and 1. F. « Wilson heroes of s name was withd ere the i u ©.owere present, his fath gatior Well, Willie, have you kep roves as 1 advised you 1o do Wien you hear a man whe ha Willic nodded. and after mo- s s wi § s hiesitation said cking that firm an have seen a few things about put it that culated to hurt the formerly connected with, you can pu { It down that he was “canned” out right or read the handwriting in time | ! to zet out from under the avalanche Pensacola News. .“m ouse. Uncle Jim® zot a bottlc air dye hid under his bed. Aunt S 2ot an extra set of teeth in B Ma’s got some curls in t. and pa’ a box of dice beneath the book- London Tit-Bits THE EVENING TELEGRAM | nrprizing how e the number and va- fring the battle tor supremacy ‘Our | got a pack of cards| LAKLILA \D, FLA., JULY 9, 19 LNGINEER YOUNG TALKS UPON HOW TO AID FLORIDA. (By Talmage C. Young.) s more pin money, for children’s jeing a native of Florida, but sinc spent most o ing colleze having time for the past six ye in oth- u my work, I came in con- s of people, and leu wy or States tact with from personal knowledze have seen just how well Florida is in the lime- light. While coming to Florida to spend the Chrisum holid of the numerous lorida Specials,” the conversation in the smoke turned to the development of the dy ferent tSates. Durinz a lul! in th conversation, an Indiana man spok id: " You can say what you rhout other States, but ther iy one Florida Wi t to- i v oon but now | can walk down th wany of m; wida as 1 de can not aftord = in Flori wite likes it and clus ERUINOE tpoand plea s 0 20 I was my section of th reet and s Kk 1, but |1 zot thoe climate cortainly cos with the children, HES srave beginning to bear. from now on my orang the trips will be ¢ beneficial. over enough opportunit ta be wel] fixed.” The rest of the country realizes! the truth of the statement, “The culy one Florida,” but the question arked about Florida by the best citi-| zens in other States, vot from cur-| josity, but a desire to know, is, can | I suceeed as well in Florida as | can | Pere? Must Keep Busy. With the Florida climate, with the | Florida =oil, something growing ev- 1y month in the year, and other op-' portunities, can not we answer thes fully ntest cuestions? - Look how wondel Florida has developed. Its development is just commencin o her States are just as active as Ilovida, o cven with onre nataral ad vantages we st Keep busy What are we going to do when the tunber is all gone? The thwber not all gone as yet. As it disappes the cut-over land develops into pro- ductive farms and becomes more vl v blethan the original timber Our phosphate, taken ont ol th H gronnd and made into rertili ( when put hack again, reaps three-fold benetit. The success of this induastry 15 shown by the large phosphate and | {rertiti o plants we have in the .\'!:u--.' 1 Flovida has already demonstrated Phat diversitied crops make the farms | ore productive. Yet, as an intelli- sent farmer expresses it, “1 can not | diversity as much as | would like, I cauge | do not know how to market ry crops. If we had an organization that wounld t us, it would be ulj untold benefit | NOW IS THE TIME | TO COME TO FLORIDA. Now is the time tor homeseekers and investors to visit Florida, 1t I new midsummer and the best tim Pandge conditions. Homescekers' vt | f1re now in effect from various | i the west and northwest to noa Lol points ot importance in Florida Too many people come to Floru with an idea that they an going 1o Little work and at comparative lit tle expense. They do not appear to realize that Florida is a very largs | they get here and travel ror Lours along the railroads and see miles and | miles of woods or cutover land and few improved places, they become dis- | conr d and =ay that they have been | deceived and that thi misrepresented Tl allowed their im ANation things quite difterens {vonditions. They had seen illustr of orar groves and and there is hardl doubt that the illus from actual photograp but | scenes shown were in certain lo | | | ¥ room for ties where there has been con | @ble development The summer months 1 Florida | . as a rale, far mor nts, hot and cold f many s % ] water in every | Liry That is why we ins reom s 1 s ! 1 the Year to con we v VOTY = rse shovs w ! et k. Por % i CHAUTAUQUA LAKE PTS. ....$47.40 NIAGARA FALLS \_F":n_n.- i : e ; DENVER PUT INBAY ---- - G ; PETOSKEY -- - i anted vv‘uj ‘<.n'd i To know how much dit- DULUTE . --- 61.50 SALT LAKECIT Iwkich was followed by I your hopses MACKIN CISLAND ..... §200 TORONTO |corn and hay Her, is You'll 3 MAMMC.HCAVE....... 3090 WAUKESHA ----- ¥ | to make the Florid e ot von fig with vement in his NORTH em——— 7-\ » ¢rops a year 1 ns Lotween October ang M is fairle ! only place on the map w gcod work, and Florid te done —1ler is about tha d. Punta Gorda. find a place where they can live wit ‘erOR]DA's WEALTH INCREASED Round steak .. State and but thinly settled. When | great as it is today. row what she can <ayv today THotel Orange ions wera | = Pine Street, Opposite Freight Office.’ { Fashionable Toggery For Men Who @ I have all the little things that distin- : guish the gentlemen as a good mid-sum- My gathering of the “little necessities of life,” all of which must be proper to make the “finished man,” are mer dresser. | faultless in every detail. of Summer, you can get them here. they are not fancy priced. will like. DO YOU KNOW THAT— Phone 279 R. P. BROOKS ica exceeds 5,000,060 square miles As many as 57,000 persons of Scot- tish nationality lett Scottish poris DAILY Lot vear Beef Cuts—Florida. Tolrstenl i iiaii v Tokio, in Japan, has a population|T bone steak ................ of pearly 2,000,000, and almost Sou,- [ 7 bone steak ... honses Round steak Loin roast . .. SRS In Savony the government giv Prime vib roast .......0u0 0 pwedal tor long and faithful sery Plain roast e any cployment | Roll roast . S LR L N A The dew that is annually deposit- | Stew, choice ................ 10¢ cdon e surface of the earth in this ! Beef Cutts—Kansas City. Pound country is equal to about five inches|Loin steak .................. 25c [ " bone steak . T bone steak Uib ro: Ten years ago, for instance, tae|lLoin roast .......... wealth of Florida was not half as|Pork Cuts—Florida. Its population [Chops . .. s growing rapidly, but its wealth is|Roast irereasing twice as fast as its popu- {Ham . Intion Shoulder |Stew ... —eee No Procrastination, A woman never puts off till tomoms Giiwre @ If you want a Tie, a Shirt or a pair of Socks in the handsome, stylish colors Al- | though fancy in looks, as they should be, @ I can supply you with the correct ' “fixings” that you will like and that she E. F, BAILEY MENU d. | Pork Cuts, Kansas Cit: “1Chops Roast .. | Mutton Cuts Chops, plain Saoulder Stew Ham, Fam, s Bacon, slic Pacon All pork Beef and whol “es Georgi Pound. | Fox River it Brookficld ! Pimentto Small cream = g 12¢ | Dixie cheese GIVE US A TRIAL. Life. North Kentucky Ave. and Oak St. T. I. McINTOSH. PROPRIETOR. E HAMMER OUT SATISFACTION mountain and lak: fares and with I are here. Plan now where to go and let © oo = J resorts in the Nort v active. e clear invigorating air ° upbuild you physically. We have on sale daily round tif ong return limits and will be glad to zi+ mation. Followi th i Jacks of the pfin'{ lowing are the round trip fares from CHOICE OF 3 ROUTES | H. C. BRETNEY, Fla. Pass. Ase™* 118 W. Bay St. Fla. Ave & Main§ Extras hees Jacksonville