Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 30, 1912, Page 7

THE EVENING TELEGLAM, LAYE Wien it comes to fresh, pure, full- gth drugs, toilet articles, sun- , and all drug store merchan- e, just go to your phene and cali and you will be connected with and our special order department, vour particular desire will be taken of \\;i:h satisfactory, good and are prompt service. HENLEY’S M\bod\s Dom It” “Doin’ What?" Going To The [.akePharmacy The Nearest Drug Storc in Tuwu N e Work -sner’chKerBe fer [t won’t cost you much, and hml\ how much happier your: fe will be. Come here and let us talk this matter over. ¢t us show you the little inexpensive kitchen mrlements that will make an casier day’s work r wife==food choppdrs, handsome, dur- ineJackson & llson Co.' umh mplating his rtlvh FOR SA, b Timber. Turpentine. Cut-over 2 Lands, Choice Colinization -~ at Low Prices, Florida Homes and Groves on High Land, Situated on Beautiful Lakes, Paying Straw- v and Trucking Farms. Weguarantee all property just sented by us For reliable information see Ohlinger & Alfield icsite New Depot, | UNSTUDIED EFFORTS OF ANANIAS AND SAPPHIRA | | Ananias and Sapp hm‘ clumped up ! the back steps of the neighbor's house, whooping joyously _as they clumped. Outside the screen door | they paused for a friendly scuffle. | The neighbor pushed the door open and they catapulted through the { opening. “Well, said the neighbor, “what do you want?” “We want a drink. dring.” they chorused. “You do, do you?' inquired the neighbor. “What do you say when vou want people to do things for you?" The well-mannered Sapphira looked up at her with big, pleading eyes. “I say please,” she cooed. “So do I. So do I.” shrieked Ana- nias. “Please give us a drink.” The neighbor doled out the water with a sparing hand. “What do you have the water in a bottle for?” inquired Sapphira. “Why don't you give us the water that runs {out of the spout?” | "It might make "It Give us a returned microbes vou " lias cazerly 1, My And | out | it asked 15t love ‘en into | out of | nat- ! nln sturned, | *and it had a—it had a—potato in (it. Give me some more. please,” Esho added. T want it full up.” | "Oh, yon don't want any more.” ! the neighbor asured her “You've had all you need. You couldn't drink any more.*” “Once,” said eyves dreamily | whole bottle |2 minute, with my eves “1 drank a whole pond {hoasted Ananias, “with nouth shut Atter this er fand sat down { cooker “Ia thiz a ashed y \\'1. n the neicht Sapphira, fixing her on nothing, “I drank Ml withont stopping shnt ™ il onee,™ | with—my | [ o sald e neighilor. | "Weve at home ’i' only forty times big {enoush to hold a cooked a cow in it” JoaaNie. a nelephunt in ours,” | Sapphira chimed in. “A preat big plnk nelephunt ™ “How remarkable.” said the neigh- sed. 1 don't see how you got him in “We just shooed him in” said Sap- phira, airily. “And he was a great big nelephunt.” “We've got a great big tremendous tiger,” Ananias said, briskly, "nndi {we keep him in the dishpan and he has a green tail and a blue head and purple feet* | “Our tiger” said Sapphira, casnal- | Iy, “is a lion and we keep him in the flour bin, and he wears yellow trou- gers. Can I have a planna?”’ “A piano®" repeated the neighbor, ||ook|m: puzrlvd “I haven't one to give you" just like It's big Onee we pot one as pis cooked LAND TWO KEAT corrou onesses: Castun 33 E1ty to wflah and May Be | ade Up in Almost Any Kind ‘w of Thin Material. | r of these simple dresses would usy to wash, and might be nany cotton material, one on the left is in pale pink cotton jile with a ring spot of a darker shade. The skirt is made with a front panel and band at foot cut in one, and set on with a piping of pink merc: rized lawn; scallops are cut in sides of panel, in which buttons are sewr, The bodice also has a panel front. trimmed to match; a lace col- lar and black satin bow add a smart- ness Materials required: 4'2 yards voile 40 :nches wide, 1 dozen buttons, %2 vard lawn 40 inches wide for piping. Grav and white striped gingham is used for the other design. It is made with a deep band at foot of b| fo mad. The ot on with o piping of material cut on the eross, and beaded at sides and back with waderial et so that th vun horontally T ar, and has ¢ Vola tp of inserton bt cross oeut od tor the skirt Lipes hodice ol lace 1 \ natter terials requ vards ping Wi lan tinche v ovand lae | Simple Trimmings. Vory little trimning: v required for the school frock This little may be applicd in the shape of a httle handwork, ornamesting the yoke the eollar and the enffs, or perhaps the little strap which ks the side closing 1t should be sparingly used, however, and the design should be of the simplest Next to the touch of handwork comes braid, and very lit- tle, again. of this is used. It adds a trig, tailored finish to many a collar, and loops of it are certainly easier to make than buttonholes. The large bound buttonholes are used as deco- ration features in connection with but- tons A few well-chosen buttons will often add all the trimming tlmt may be desired. More Black and White, black charmeuse or fine cloth skirt--with the short cutaway “Direc- toire” coat in white charmeuse, {8 pe- The “Yes, you have,” insisted Sapphira. “Those yellow ones on the table.” The neighbor took up one of the | bhananas and looked at it. “I think it's too green for you to eat” she aid “1 love responded them when they're green” Sapphira. “Why, mother gives me gix piannis every day and [ thev're just as green as that grass out there ™ “My father,” said tively, lkes my mother eat four, | six, eleven, eight piannas every day | #reen ones with red and white and }Iluv- spots on, and they make her "awfully sick, but he makes her eat hem ™ The Aoor Ananias reflec t neighbor opencd the sereer “Shoo!™ she said inho: 111! .I. home Yon're un alony 'u.plv \h‘lll a chu obviou:] with the intention of committing | timony. Fecling inquisitive and wondering who the couple were to command t presence of co many of their olan t} countryman turned to urchin nearby, Hrmm £ arried 2 The small boy solemnly Lead for a full minute, reh an 1id he, “who is it beins seratehed as thoy “Well, Gov'nor,” he remarked length, “T ain't puffectly sure, but | find it's the bloke and the gal wot' dressed up like "am bones.”—Londo: Opinion. at His Wife Too Pretty. A man who applied for a divorce i1 California told the judge that } wife was “too pretty for a poor mar She knew that she was pretty and < her hl<' to makr- hnr clothes wor of he hl auty, | was mor her hy leo culiarly smart, especially when it has large black buttons and is worn with a folded jabot of corresponding period. This has eertainly been the best class of model this ceason, and rumor tells s that “Divectoire™ modes are in no cnse moribund Oldest Inhabited House, Kilvenny cactle is one of the oldest nhabited houses in the world, many of the rooms being much as they were K00 years apo. One Great ldea. A great man attaing his normal con- dition only through the inspiration of one great idea. Thiowthorne, % A New ] ¥ FA op and leaning, hoth | ,‘Yr. Pitt- best cutters TRY HIM. Tele- Ao pre sing ladic rooid e man is of the and fitter nothe ren’ d o at Very State Room 2, Ra fo huilding plone 3 llplmlstermg --and-- Mattress Making FURNITURI. OLD MATTR CUSHIONS order, CARPETS an laid; also mattin In regards to rkmanship, szee Mr. W. P. Pillins, of Lakeland, who | knew me for aboit 15 years a‘ Or lando, Fla. Drop or ""l at shop No Arthur A. Douglas upholstered S made over f all kinds made '“i | cleaned ard QOOOOCLO0 gJOHl\SONS CANDIES PAGE SEVEY ’UC“:‘C’C‘QO: 2 SOOOOOOLTOLID! DOOOROOOO ter ' with somethi ! ' ‘em al littla b t makes ‘em finish Fresh ever vour girl i i $ vioiin by Hadley and Free concert every evening Piano and vieciin by Hadley 1 Murphy. CENTRAL PHARMACY jl“( { Main \l PHONE 25, THE ONE PRICE STORE \WWOWOWOOOOQOMWWS " DON'T BE UNDER DOG in the auto repair game. Send your car here where we have ample facill- ties tor repairing of all kinds. Send it when the first sign of trouble ap- pears. Prompt zction will save you from the discomfort and embarrass- nent of « to fix things on the d and not often =u Brown & Za UNION AUW GARAGY (0. s ot of We are now prepared to furnish iron and brass cast. ings of all descriptions. & i " machine work. ) also do all kinds of We : Lakeland Foundr) and Machine Co. 2 ard s Illml.] : 4 s [ Maps of any dm-rlpllon comphd on short Lakcland, Florida AT IFOEOH Phone! g Another shipment of tho~ delicious Peanut Butter Kisses have ar- rnved. When wanting something in candics don’t forget them. 5c Sack. H. O. DENNY PHONE 226 HOTOPOIO DO B 20 BOHODOBON MAPS 'BLUE PRINTS attentiss SOATOTOTAOIRATIASOSLIOE 40 notice. 8pecial given to compiling city, display and advertising maps. County and State maps kept on bhand. sunable rates. Chemically preparcd, non-fading blue prints at res Speclal rates for prints in large quantities. Prompt attention given mail orders. South Florida Map and Blueprint Co. Room 213-215 Drane Building & g 4 WL R T on $ 1yl Workman ' toaad » ladic LAKELAND, FLA. POPRTOHOHOT0IGIOTOIOI0 0 0L CHIOSCIIICHIPTINIIIITN Lakeland Artificial Stone Works Near Elcctric Light Plant MAKES RED CEMENT PRESSED BRICK CALL AND SEE THEM. CAN SAVE YOU MONEY Crushed Rock, Sand and Cement for Sale BUILDING BLOCKS OF ALL nEscnmxon 12 and 12 inck Drain Tile for uI: wal t fate Poate, Tlawer Good Stock on H. B ANCE OF Al LIFE TIME I am going to retire from active business and in ordar te do this I am offcring my entlr: stock of Dry Goods, Notions, et~ ABSOLUTE COST 1f you waut to make §!do the work of $5, come to my store and lay in a supply of Spring and Summer Goode. Everr:hing will be slashed to rock bottom prices, including LAWNS, LINENS, GINGHAMS, PERCALES, CEAMBRAYS, FILKS, SATINS, SHOES, HOSE. Come land !See My Line. Astonish You «IN. A, RIGCINS| | My Prices Will