Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 17, 1912, Page 7

4 Low round trip fares ) ¢ X ) W North and West ) I (J Commencing June 1stand daily thereafter round c N ip tickets over the Louisville & Nashville Rail- ‘) road will be sold at greatly reduced fares to [ ol the principal lake, mountain and sea shore resorts and to many of tlle. larger cities in the Noflh and West. These tickets will be good Reurning untl October 31st, and bear iberal P { stop-over privileges. = Sl "— A 'g - @ Chicage Deser -- Detroit ------ Paluth- - flulcvoil ---------- 350.05 M"""""'--“’-‘s ‘ ‘ Chaataugus Lake Pts. --- ‘;-3 Milwaskes. ............ 45.50 | .- 43. - = . French Lick Spriogs - * ‘ Machinac Island -- 5200 Torsmto...... ...... 48.90 s ll‘ Mammeth Caveeee- oo 3090 Waskesha -oee..... ... 47.20 h) \{ These are but a few of the points. There are a 9 great many others and we will be pleased to give 4 full information upon application. Q) Let Us Arrange Your Vacation Trip H. C. BRETNEY, Fla. Pass. Agt. fi 118 West Bay St. Jacksonvi!l: } i A WA PIONES ] 70 -’ \ .v, ! K (UALITY is the fundamental principle in ) Atent with spending money you earn Change of View “It's time to begin considering my vacation,” said the little stenographer, dubiously, as she examined the con- tents of her pocket book. “Honestly, sometimes I wonder which is prefer- able—to stay at home and be con- each week as it comes along, without thought or worry—or to begin hoard- ng early in May and go without your | lunch and gzive up matinces and re- zard even nickel shows as expensive treats, and fast from all candy and soda—in fact, save every cent you ! can, and then borrow some, so you ! can go away for two weeks and | spend it!" | “Been saving since early in ,\I:I)’.‘ have you?" remarked the hookkeeper, | solicitiously. *I thought you were | looking thin and worn. 1 had sup- | posed it was just the need of a vaca- THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA., AUG. 17, 1912, dreamed of going before August, but I've got to go on the 20th of this month, and T haven't got any clothes ready. T haven't even got a suit! “Oh, T wonder if the firm'll let me g0 at that time. I'l have to sound ‘MI. Brown this afternoon. Isn't it great? the same old place we always go! Oh, I can hardly wait! Don't you | envy me? Think of the swimming | and the canoeing and the woods and | the all day hammocks—doesn't it make vou homesick?" | “How about those financial straits?" | the hookkeeper inquired. “Oh, mother'll advance all T want.” repiled she, as she looked absently Into space. Then she smiled raptur- ously “lHmmy call vou up?* hazarded lhe! bookkeeper. “They're going to give him a vaca tion after all. Things have changed. | He didn’t dream he'd —" She stopped suddenly and glared, with fire in her eves, at the book- keeper, because he was smiling.— Chicago Daily News. Simple Hgme Remedies, | Stranger in Town—Say, what's good to tuke for a cold? Native— Oh, quinine and whisky, or ‘ Up on the lake—you know, | tion and 1 didn’t want to mention it, | quinine and brandy, or quinine and as I might frighten you. Why don’t ‘rum, or quinine and gin—and say-- you stay at home and fatten up? You [you want to be darned careful about powerful could get a big steak every day in the ' he quinine—it's stuff.— | pod store keeping, as in farming. twsts no more for the transportation, han- fing, insurance, number of people employed, lisplay and advertising for good quality than 0 poor. Uur hardware is the best that we can buy. It osts the least that the best costs anywhere. rundliing our tools—they have the right hang « Uur builders’ hardware is durable and “2 Curcutlery is made only from the best steel. liere with vour eyes shut and know vou are 4 vateh word! he Jackson Wilson Co. S A EEEER If good work is what you are look- ing for, you cap get it at Lakelanc Steam Laundry. Compare our work with others and you will find it in the lead. We are just as anxious to pleas | you as you are to be pleased. TR) | US. Phone 130. ELAKELAND 4 STEAM LAUNDRY - W. WEAVER, PROP. "Phone 130 week at the club for what you'd pay i for it once on a vacation.” ! The little stenographer eyed him | suspiciously, but there wasn't a him| of a smile in his eves, i “Well, I am considering it," she ad- | mitted. “When | think of all the; money I've wasted on vacations lti makes me positively ill ! Actually l; | could run an automobile on it! “Besides, what do vacations amount ' to?" went on the little stenographer. | “l can go in bathing here at home | Just as well——the wator's just as re- | freshing. I can =it on the sand here, | Just as well, and it will he just as | sticky and grimy. 1 can walk around under a stylish sunshade and sit on the poreh and tall st clothes, exactly as wel! ifactorily as [ can 'way ol so at large expense *The in my nd o cwhere | t's all over 1 ean look in my purse, count 2 roll of hills that haven't been spent and get seats for all the shows 1 want to cee during the year! “It would mean a chanee to get ae- quainted with one'’s friends, too. Hon- | estly, I've got dozens of m:nrrlml; friends, who T know would be glad to | have me go out and see them, but | I never have the chance Think what I could accomplish in the way of renewirg old friendships in the course of two or three weeks!" The bookkeeper nodded his com- mendation “Then you'll have a| chance to take in a bunch of summer parks, won't you?" he said. *“And you can see the sights that you've never had time to look at, and you can hear the good musie, take long rides, go out into the woods, pick flowers, have plenice—oh, there's so much one can do! “That’'s what they all say,” added the bookkeeper “But why can't you | be honest? Why don’t you say right' out that there's no nse in your going| up to the lake It Jimmy fisn't going to he there, that if he's to be in town you'd just as soon stay, too? Why | don't you tell me truthfully that you | expect to sleep as late as you can,! just getting up in time to press your best dress bhefore Jimmy arrives to Puck | Investigation. “What kind of an investigation do you want?" asked the legislator, “One of those that get the public so tired of the whole matter that they are willing to quit talking about it." Embraces courtesy, the ever present willingness to accommodate, and the exchange oi a full dollar’s worth of value for cach doliar received, The toundation of our business is based on giving First Qual- ity. Full Weight and « Square Deal all around. To be sure of having your Prescriptions filled in accordance with voar doctor oun SERVICE % YOU in~tructions, bring them to us. CENTRAL PHARMACY Quick Service Phone 25 OCOONITOTIRDDOIC I AGIDIOO Paerything in ava supplies from s tor the front to lLcense tage | for the back, from tives that touck the rround to fouls that help keep your car from going up in tha air. Even if you think your car is fully equipped, better come in and look There Lew to he around is «lwarvs something vn here. Brown & Ronsac, iin . UNION AUTO GARAGE CO. ~- ¢ Lakeland Lodge Nooool, o, & . lar communteations held on scoond and 4th Mondays at T:00 p m Visiting bretheon cordially 1 vited il S ONIG AW N D01 WILBON, Seoy Lakeland Chapter, R, A. M A\n& 29 meets the first Thursday night in each month In Masonic Hall Visit- ing companions welcomed. . G Arendell, Sec'y.; J. F. Wilson, H P Palm Chapter, ). E. 8. meets every second and fourth Thursday nights of each month at 7:30 p. m. Mrs Flora Keen, W. M., Lucie F. B. Eaton, Secy. Lakeland vamp No. 7%, W. 0. W, meets every second and {fourth Thurs- day night. Woodmen Clrele fiest U tiaed Thuresdays, W, 0 Estridge, Council Commander, Mrs. Sallie Seip- or Guardian of Cirele K. OF P. Regular mceting every Tuesday at 7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall, Visit- ing wmembers always welcome, take you out? \Why don’t you admit that you'd like to spend your money on personal attractions as long as Jimmy's around- and keep him right at hand?” The little sé'wl'm"l ipher opened her GLAtB of L E mouth several times to remonstrate Orauge Bloscom Div, No. 499 but no words came *“\Why why—" iflouts every sho finally gasped. “I never —" bk of Just then the telephone rang wedneduye. o “Well, what do you think?" She Visiting fssued from the telephone hooth all excitement. “I've got to get all ready to go away in two wecks! 1 never J. W. BUCHANAN, JR Chancellor Commarder | M ACKSON, Secretary .1 A w B oof L E ceond and fourth cach month at 230 p.m Sisters always welcome BROWN ec'y | HOGAN. Pres MRs. 1 © Mrs. J B Are You a Judge _flli;ts ? HEN, come m und try our brand ncw line of the great- est shirt values - ever offered at the price— AL SHIRTS Thc charge is $1 and More. 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South Florida Map and Blueprint Co. :‘Rmm 213-215 Drane Building LAKELAND, F1A. ¢ Lakeland Artificial Stone Works o Near Elcctric Light Plant MAKES RED CEMENT PRESSED BRICK CALL AND SEE THEM. CAN SAVE YOU MONEY BUILDING BLOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS 12 and 18 inch Drain Tile for Sidewalk, Gate Posts, Flower Mounds, Etec. Good Stock on Hand WE Deliver Free of Charge H. B. ZIMNMERMAN. Proprietor. LIFE TIME JIA zoinz to retire from aive business and in order [ 5] his 1 offer y entire stock of Dry Goode, Notlons, et~ f you w make $! do the work of §$5, come 2y L0 and lay in a f Spring and Summer Gooce Lveryl o ag will be glasl ¢ bottom prices, Including LAWRNS, LINENS GINGHAMS, PERCALES, CEANRRATY BILKS, SATINS, SHOES, HOSE. Come land See My Line. My Prices Will Astonish You [N. A. RIGCINS R