Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 3, 1912, Page 6

THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKIJ. ND, FLA SEPT. 3, 1912, We Won't Sacrifice Dusii but we are alw ays studving Increase The Qmm fy oy th 1’5 bank \\“Vl hrough our connections we can make collections for you in any part of the (07 world. The lowest possible charges and OME styles of r dressing are e t new lh‘-l individual fe: g the most efficient service guaranteed. S R S [ Swk SUAE g e of e atple, ok eveliote U8 R Meet Bbbel i tined wobnt we wore. Phone us and prov We rive the “uiost Il hair, but are cspecially effective | for blondes. Those whose hair A1t ir is waved for this hair ; Sugar, 16 pounds ...... 4 l“ is in the lighter ades, in and the pults wre quite liberally 1§ Cottolene, 10 pound pails. .. & gold or pule drab shades, and especial- ed on. That would at any rate ‘ o TR B $ IRS]- AIIONAI. ANK ly the ash blondes, may pick out fluffy | '+ Le most convenient way in which | Cottolene, 4-pound pails. .. ... o and elaborate coiffures which are suit- {1 wear them, They are too light and Snowdrift, lo.poun] pails MR | e SIS I S ed to their individual style |ttty to burden or heat the head and 4 cans family size Cream An unusual coiffure i3 shown here |1« matter of fact, much more com- 5 7 cans baby size Cream. .. .. ... .I F LAK L N worn by a model with pale gold hair. | ' :table than the natural hair is when (o) . The very white skin and dark eyes | ranged in so many puffs, 1.2 barrel best Flour...................... Under Control of U. §. Government perhaps lend a charm to this hair| It will be noticed that the puffs are 12 pounds best Flou dress. It shows a return to many wrranged very close to the head and 2t B et L thin, fluffy puffs covering the back of [t'at there is not much hair at the | Picnic Hams, per pound ........... ST the head and curled fringe across the «ides of the face as in the greater | Cudahy's Uncanvassed Hams 'orehmd This fringe is curled in 2umber of today's coiffures, i Octagoiz Soap. 6 f little ringlets on a small iron and JULIA BOTTOMLEY. | clagon Soap, GIor............ ...l Ground Coffee, per pound............... .. i | ROFGIDGDT GROIO IO GG LG | REAL ESTATE . i _ 5 pallons Kerosene .............. 4 B Vo O HOMOGOLODHODHONIOOODCG ’ /4 % You want, see us before tycu buy, We have it ;J:»-.c.»ooc@oc-c-&»c» G i 2 E. G. ” eede,l g any where and in any size trets, and if it js 2“2 5 Members of the Next Senate 6 i % 5 1 ' Q @ ! 2 INSURANCE 2 and Housc of Representatives §! You are needing we can give you the be qlun carth 2 | g R DTOOOVOOOOODNOO0 and treat you rn«rhl § i ' 2 Members of the next Florida sen- A Wilson, St. Augustine ‘.;. | e ¢ and house, chosen in recent Dem- St Lucle--Otis R, Parker, Fort | EMS IHE Polk County Real Estate & Insurance Co. § B i s e e o X DRI G i : - 4 i : rati [ Office: Room 7, Deen & Hry:ml Hm]'l:n;_r . 8| fembers of the House of Represen- — Sumtcr Glow Toercil, Webser. & e T 4 R DT X ) SO Eah FOR tatives. sSuwannee- =1 I Lamb, I D New- [ % 3P PGB O :,» R Xt Sl 2 0!‘ | Aluchua 1, €. Adkins, Gaines-|lan, Live Oak. ¢ | vl LR Kite, Waldo Tawlor - Enoch 0 Iavil, Shady | & R4 ) [ville; B RO Kite, Wal " n wil, i | ¢ | THE VALUE OF YOUR Baker Hamp Rhoden, Maceleny. |Grove : PRESERVING WORK | pivadrord A, 1. Andvews, Raiford; | Vol ‘:’ John A Valzah, J. by 3 ) i el S WL B Middleton, Starke L rdy, beland & UIUNER Db Eon sHONRE NG NA R © S R Sainder Chton Wakulla G, W, Tulley, Medart. 1'1 ty ol the trait, the =Kill of the pre Calbioun Luke Griflin, Mounts Walton W, {1 Mapeles, Laurel ‘ [town i erver and the characn I the jars, | ‘asl ' t i \ of the j Citras 1B Stevens, Inverins [ Washinzton 1. R Howell, Pan-|é (B vibbers. cre cmployed, \\.-‘ Clay - E. D, Prevatt, Green Cove fama City i Wply the Bt iy guantity ag [ Springs i The 1913 Senate A : : i Colthnbin Vi oy ihougle, i) First District R, A, McGeachey, | ‘" lowest prices. The most skill [Lake City; 8 D DuPree, Lake it . odn i > bt b ;, more complete stock of ELECTR ) P preserve muhers in town get theiv{ - Dade Geoo A0 Worley, Miam MOTORR, MATERIALS =Uppn) Desoto W ¢ L buval L L. Farris, Iin 1 X rad Soconid District John P Stokes, < heres Ther ©oreason : w DRANE BUILDING & ‘ CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER b Oran 4 4 Wit tusiah 2lang eod specieati < or will follow any pians and ol 2 M I Mstrict A | wecific. b tnished : ‘I I [ - AT " \ I'. Matt i BUNGALOWS SPECIALTY e AN ' " v arles 1. Day keo | d . i ue whow you some Lakelond Lomes I have built L, MeK 2k [ n t 11 ; LATELAND, Phoue 267-CGreen FLORID* ' sl ( Per i / i | \ 1Mad ! \ | 4 g i P\ our wh District -F. P, Cone, 3 o Lake Cit O\\L\'l} to the «¢nl rgement ' N i nt trict . A, Z. Alkins | 1 . ] . Starke newspaper amd pubuasiimg et 1t has been necessary to move District -J. B John. ; B} Your Neighbors | w ool The News Job Office We are exercising great care to I aias B anxiil 2 e ews O sell our ROSEDALE lots only to the gt Bl ? = best ciass of ; Darnell, Key West. \. . Done- 83 of people. Thus we give Fahea il Havry Goldet ; R e you desirable neighbors in addition i ’f”\ O‘j'rxr\.\h I\'v:'.l‘: : e up-stairs where 1t will be found . to ROSEDALE'S other at S O ey 2 & oo dd s : e - e S Orange—Forrest Lake. Suntond < [Ocala. ; 11 and 12, Kentucky Building, i 1de streets, shade trees, fertile \. Robinson. Oflando | Twenty-first District—J S, Bliteh | ¢ - J s eall, b ostri A. Ro son, a | eodiah atri 1. 8. Bliteh. | . 2 ¥ty = ulldir’lg restrictions. Inside the Osceola——1. C. Stanford. Kieim- | Montbrooke petent chargc of Mr. G. J. Will +¥, one block east from lake Mor- | Twenty-second District - D oy mee. | . s A . rinted. if i Pasco —P. C. Mickler, Trilby [ Finlayson, Monticello. 5 anything that can be printed. 11 ! Polk— Robert Hancock, Fort \i 1,,i Twenty-third District W, M. 1g-| e s A oo b SMITH & STElTZ I C. Brown, Lakeland }’un Eu the best work at the right pri and G_ c_ ROGAN Putnam-—wW. 8. Mid P ( wenty ered District-—W H ‘ Mr. Williams. na: W. A Russell, Palatl {Malone, K 3 Deen-Bryant Bu!lding. | Palm Beach—11. 1 v e Whatever you want in rea lestate | Paim 7 7 0 w. have it x‘ M ! ff' 2 I The News Job Oiriice Max M | 3 Thirty-second Dis lve | Rooms 11 and 12 (upstairs) Kentucky 2 | Creary, Gainesville iet istrict—\W. H. McLeod, | St. Johns—W. A. Ma Williams, E. | Jasper.