Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 12, 1912, Page 6

| ' f L] i L . 1 hl i i ey o ik il I { } | ' . " L . { ' i ) | ! ) .).‘ ' Wi g i v ' | W ] ¥ 1 " I, Tre— ’a‘ny part tand, bes i ul he th | train and looked as checrful as pos- | te | sible when it pulicd out. ! 1 When be return ux home, however, | cha he began to realize it | by was there, It got on his nerves ally | a: TP'P A FIGM CARE el I‘F’ JRTS FLGRID to Y i 4 to the cel ! & Comj o, who ha durng ' d I8¢ been ol tng a L] eouldn’t s ubroad ses for 1l ides, he « nd them wi [ a So he wem on ti 3 . i > furnisiied by the t hrough our connections we can make i ki e b e rom 1« hig anction po uts; collections for you in any part of the dine samples ol Floida ot it daily to voa Company b W'Orld. The lowest poss‘ble Charges and and he resolved to board during his e letter reterted to above has| . i) el bachelorhood. So he moved 1o a ho-| jroneir forth the following Jetter)? the ‘most cfficient service guaranteed. tel. fom M S, W Wiley of thar fin, ; Then the thought came to him to| wich so clearly shows the failacy rent his house for the months that it | or L stand tahen by the Philadel would be vacant unless he rented ft. | pii people that it is given ia full H i There was no earthly use in letting S [ it stand and gather dust, which was WILEY & COMPANY , the same as throwing away a goodly [ 4yalyvteal and Consulting Chemists, | i sum of money each month. Some one¢ pBaltimore, Md., & would be only tvo glad o the oppor: July 25, 1912, 0'- LAKELAND tanity to live in a weil furnished | @ ndq Cinus Exchange, U ¢ house in a fashionable subucb, with all | 4 Fli ider Contre CH e ol Tider Contrel of U. 8. Covernuent the benefits of the Browns' Lomie com- 1 ¢y iemen gt % i forts. Some one, no doubt, was gearch- have vours of reeent date, and “L_ TR O R L T ing eagerly for such an opportunity. i noticed | that dn the Tumpa % So Brown hastened to advertise the | v 0 pyibune of Friaay, July Lo, A it e @ s N treat (n store for some one. there appeared an articla weit z| The number of replies he » o MroJ. . Chase of Jackson & was highly gratifying to him ! Florida. by Messis, Genth, « 2| picking out the letter written ot il |‘.~".|‘>ls. in 'l iladeiph a Ep ) 31 hest appearing stationery he clhinched |y R b A. L E S T A T E o : n over the telephon Of helh Jottor. to MED Chas tlisy & s le s the tenants refused to il o e sanitod oo ads You want, see us before you buv, We have it nearly what he thought his houo & o : e & anvwhere and in aay size tracts, and i 1 is & [ worth, hut on reflection he con |« wd ineid B @] that they were 1t wlly. eavetakers tor | ol b SR hioic el ‘2 ~ [ & | him who would look after is proverty | o0y e el ‘;‘. U R A N (.J h 2| generally. 1o even hewan to folang s e S e g . i & der obligations to them for thelr will- eI i ol ol ps I § oware needing we can give you thebestlon carth & i"“""“hm take ‘;“ ']“”3"'|"”" Be | iy dirst claim it ix impossibles AR 5 i o N &l urged them to make themselves per- 00 o M ‘ A % and treat you right. &1 roctly at home, assuriig them that| " i I,"LA.'.h%:' it \f.«j,'.u.»;i g - r 3 everything In the house was theirs Sple lumpd L SR el ook Po‘k co“nly medl lslale & I“S“ra“ce 00 3 4 they desired [ e n from a standpoint of personal ad- | & ¥ 4 lo\:{;cnm;m ]:\)lllgp;;ir‘:l;e recelver hc‘ ancement, hoth as regzards the jarge | o Office: Room 7, Deen & Bryant Bnilding heaved @ sigh of relief and content. | 5104 ;:""m-";:'k ‘»'\I;.»‘l:ltl;:h: h“‘f"r o pat B QO el @| He needn't even think of the house ik i csible” ® BRSNS HOOIO0P0% | ain untl bis famlly were about to | 0¥ AL E Y 'mp. 1 D = return. It was really great idea of | I'O™ the experimonts. cartied: oo THE VALUE OF YOUR his to have some ona take care of the | we have heen able to gather data to | . | property for him; now he could devote enable s to susges some limits be- |2 PRESERVING WORK Nia (\nlir(‘ tib "0 the task of getting tween the ratio of Acid to Sugar con- | : 2 - { tent which will be broad and fuir to |& il 1 e The anal. | that important contract, : ol B ol es e HEL AR ll‘t' \\l':l‘;("lh():lt? “u\ln.,.;( later that ovor "all who wish to conduct their busi- | o iy of the fenit, the <Kill of the pre- | the telephone he listened to a very in- 4 “ “IN ]'l““’r,‘]f "‘f‘;:'\:’m .r.ll'll,lrl’t‘: & e By | dignant feminine Voice commanding | 'l'“ Hennle H_"”','" ; l‘" "l'[ & server and the character of the Jars, e jumediate presence at his home. "O"" an "}‘ "’\“'" '"'i’:'“ llll o N i R work on e various 8, 113 18 Tasse ribbers, ote employed. We | Fearing no less iity than « fire, - : ik ; : 3 trown hustened to catch the first | MO oF tbes: RO BenMl impossible. for sapply the st i any quantity @i | gpain to the familiar suburb. the Acid and Sugar vtmln-nl p!an,\‘ a the Towest prives. The most skitl-| “What's the matter?™ he asked of | ¢ '"r”""”;“'( ‘"‘m \‘_" ”“‘I d';"."',’ the woman who opencd the door after Tsts g tip 1o ot f"” does it fal procaete makers in town get their | pe had established his identity effeet, the lfcsh'. but it is also a erite- sappl’ e heres There's a reason. “Why * she replied, without inviting rion by “h,"‘h m"_ i may be nim in, 1 wanted to ask yon where judged. We have found, in immature f ot 1.l'ul lh‘v htato k"“'“."_ and the | TUit, that the ratio falls below sesen, lflke'a“d “ardware & rl“mblng carving set. And when you rented us | tf“' ikl "r‘""_”"“”‘"‘ all ”"‘.. w"‘“_ this place you gave us to understand known varicties of Florida —oranges R. L. MARSHALL CONTRACTOR ANDIIBUILDER Will furmish pians and specificaticns or will follow any plans and specificaticns turnished. BUNGALOWS A SPECIALTY. Let me show yon some Lakelond homes I have built LAKELAND, Phone 267-Creen FLORIDA Live Where You Will Like Your Neighbors We are exercising great care to eeli cur ROSEDALE lots only to the best class of people. Thus we give you desiradble neighbors in addition to ROSEDALE'S other attratcions. Wide strects, shade trees, fertile eall, building restrictions. Insida the Yy, one blok east from Jake Mor- g SMITH & STEITZ ad G. C. ROGAN Deen-Bryant Bullding Whatever you want in rea lestate va Dave it that it was completely furnished! have a ratio between «-lth{ ‘:llnl ten when they are matured sufficiently to Well, ever since we moved in weve i been unable to find things we ought to | market. This is not ascheme that have! There are no oyster forks nor been hatched over night, but this individual butter knives! And the ta- m has agitated the industry for blo lnen f8 & dixgrace—we could ¥ears. and i is only after long and never invite guests to dine with us careful thought that this plan was with such linen! suggested as a possible solution of “And the water froze tho first nigl: the immature fruit problem We, wa were here, so we had to have o who buy this frait in the Northern piumber, and that was §7. He = markets for home consumption, know vour draing are In a terribly i ‘rom experience that we often get ;:n‘y condition, and it we get fyphod stuck during the early season with ae shall certainly charge our docror ‘tnit that has been artificiatly ripen bills to you! You've no business al R | yertising a perfect home it's g q Would it nor then by advisable money under false pretenses! rom a standpoint of fairaess to all who has been and is shipping :un-en fruit. In no case did we reecive an orange ‘1hat had a ratio helow seven that we congidered roady for consumption. tis \Mrs D rene that the same ratio does not ap- take the cost out of the r uow course, the things will belong t house.” U're 'n had ceased to liste conte aplating the gown tenant—a dalaty house dre f His wife had left n Brown's. ch ply to all varieties and to all locali- her wardrobe at home, he knew. 'nlijes, but the ratio of Acid to Sugar the doorway, to receive the first | shail be such that it will be fair to prints of the incomers, was all varieties and to all localities. Dur. Browns' most valuable 1 ing the last season we bave had sam- as very gold! He wonders! what ) ples of oranges of different varieties, might lie beyond his vision® and different localities, picked from He stuttered helplessly, trying to!yp,. trecs in different stages of ma- express his dissatisfaction. but the .yrity. and have carefully tested glare of righteous indignation in Lis| ame with a view of arriving at some tenant’s eyes rendered him inard ¢air conclusions in the matter late. We believe that if the Philadeiphia l‘al(; g i:'m 'h-" ‘hiéx fi:; sentlemen had the same opportunity { diready pald oul L’ sald th bject as we, that they “When the plumber’s bill el s would find the Acid to Sngar ratio a : shall we send it to ¥ ¥® means by which the C nstry me it out of next © % 3 may Le puritied. The Northern mar- { There-‘hlflg d“]:m:‘ 5 kets a more California o ! 1" exploded ilrown, n t pefore. and we be | eel to prevent himsel wdet 16 tioid their own king ifurther unsee: 4 | as he stamped a being chip + minds, the on for 1 an Ac B “We've had to buy lots ot concerned to pass suck a ruling? things. Your brooms are dre Ihis will not tavor the large man, and some of your Kiteh but it will climinate the undesirable | were absolutely worn out. factor in the Plorida Orange Industry it VOGO LN Sacritice O always ~tidying but we are Increase The Qu ntit “most now Dut we e any the more. We give dhone us and prove Best Butter. per pound AR M Sugar, 16 pounds ...... .... Cottolene, 10 pound pails ... Cottolene, 4-pound pails. ... .. Snowdrift, 10-pounl pails. .. .. 4 cans family size Cream.................. 7 cans baby size Cream. .. ... : 1-2 barrel best Flour............. 12 pounds best Flour...... Picnic Hams, per pound .......... Cudahy's Uncanvassed Hems. . .. 9ctagoa Seap, 6 for. ... Ground Coffee. per pound % gallons Kerosene ......... P G. T - I b b n S o — B e mmrrmoss o s aten £ arsy 2emnr T SR < Uk W - N M 6D T AT A YOU CAN'T FIND a better, more comploty stock of ELECTRI [RONS, MOTORS, MAYERIALS SUPPLIES hereabouts Onr prices ' spriongily atte quality nnexeelled For anything eicvtrical excopt 1 Florida Electric & Machmery (o DRANE BL"LDI\(, ) U WING to the cnlargement o newspaper and publishing” bes it has been necessary to move The News Job Office | | up-stairs where it will be found i1 R 11 and 12, Kentucky Building, in the petent charge of Mr. G. J. Williams=. anything that can be printed, if you the best work at the right prices Mr. Williams.