Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 18, 1912, Page 2

& P b PAGE TWO. THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAE 1,\ND., FLA., OCT. 18, 1912, Oy e e e . o s o oo 4 £l Beicke mmmmr'"“""m “fl"‘”""mmz. PRI : Opecial Inducements Of- E I:% | 1 fered by Tampa Merchants y"é You are coming to the Circus CLEAR HAVANA Lol Monday Octber 21. Make \: il 2 0 yourself at home at our new C IGA R S ‘ store (next house) and see the parade from our front i door—New Ideas in fall Clothing, Shoes, Hats and i i Thae best evidence of the popularity of Furnishing Goods at moderate Prices, is the fact that it is the largest selling v , CLEAR HAVANA BRAND § o ’9 in the STATE and in the WORLD "We se” El)erythlng Men Wear WILL BE FOUND IN ALL THE BEST CIGAR STANDS AND | DRUG STORES IN YOUR TOWN. | \ | ELI WITT, Cigars “5éidess’ d ’ fl BUSINFSS N STATE DISTKIBUTOR : 501 Franklin Street TAMPA STORIDA: ) 18 e o e I C ning Your Eyes Come See The Circus ; kY il At Our Expense ; Good eyesight is essential to hcealth, comfort and appearance, i Have you cver noticed a strained look on your face or your : We want you to come—-we Wil i you to gce the circus in a spe- friend’s? Usnally this comes ivom cye strain. More wrinkles are cial reserved seat-—we also want you io visit our big metropolitan ; ! sived by eye strain than by age. Success in relieving the strain stote, 1l ) l depends entirely upon the You need something to make vour honse more comfortable—- i “) comie here and purchase but $33 worth and we hand you, with .‘ « | OPTICAL SK!LL our best wishes for o big circus day, two of the best reserved scats [ “ of the practitioner who pre:cribes the ses, Scientific methods, in the tent. 5 e modern “"”.i”i”(\“' and long experience enables me to guarantee On a purchase here of $38 we ave you your car fare, over the | 0 exact prseriptions, bk prices charged you by your town merchant, then besides present . vou the circus tickets. ' 1 § [ Graduats in Optics. 308 Twigg St. PRICES ARE RIGHT, Tampa. Fla. SERVICE Till BEST E have a large stock of Cut Glass, Hand Painted China, Sterling Silver all suitable for Wedding Presents. @ You are invited to look over our stock. It is comple.e in every line. " | H.C.STEVE _J i S ““The Home For Savings'’ ~ $ [ Through the Door of a Bank | : Many a vourg man has won his way upward in the business world The habit of suving in a representative institution---as well as the helpful as- sistance which this bank renders its patrons---demands consideration. p The doors of this bank are open to as- sist every worthy enterprise of indi- vidual or corporation THE AMERICAN STATE BANK OF LAKELAND We Pay 4_Per Cent Interest i B iy e s 1 For sometitme we | » been proin 7r f ‘r.’,’ i JiEO Hor 2 g J gt L !" 'l "‘ £ 1i3is S iving ourselves, and heve even gone | €och FGoar as o mentign it in print, tha the other ' b grosc e l n l s We would have semething o say on | g0 incin it the subject of pe nmllhlllp onc of the | pe not I — ) —— arts that is a real necssity. We dol pearances by that a good legible hand is necessar) ]'hrun any system of ¢ducation can ln- called complete. Trae, with th dllll(l\l universal use of the type RHODES-PEARCE-MAHONEY (6. Tampa's Largest Reta | 7 -fablishrent. than between any other people Equal ity of rights should also be recognized A man cannot regard as his type of the ideal one whom he tries to com: mand, and whom he has lowered by denying an equality of privilege with rot presume to say that fancy pen flourishes, such as are used in orna- wental writing, are essential, bug w: ', without fear of contradiction any reasonable, thinking person, bimself Furious. First Dear Mute—"le wasn't so \ riter, not so much is required in | Very anery, he?* Second Deaf the art of writing, but then all ap. [ Mute—"le was so wild that the words he used slmost Wlistered his fingers.” rnot planning to be y . ¥ i e—Pittsburgh Leader, raphers, merely steno: Aud even if they were, ho vinch better it would be it they could \ rite even ovdinarily well with per <~| peneil if at seme time they ~ImuI' that cannot RESTORE Y HA 10 NATURAL GOLOR separated from \ hnh unfortunately bt get a whole lot of abuse by writ rs, who fail to make machin spell, Lood in the orthosr: m \s stated, every oo | By Common Garden Sage a Simple td be able o write fairly weil | Remedy for Dandruff, Falling, | nit how much of this is l.uu.‘.hl in| Faded, Gray Hair. the present day schools In fact ) Low many of the teachers can really write well? many woul at all? We b The old idea of using Sage darkening the for hair is again coming in vogue. Ounr grandmothers had dark, glossy at seventy-five, while our mothers are gray before they are fifty. Our grandmothers kept their hair soft and glossy with “Sage Tea,” which also restored the natural color \iide how attempg to teach it hair lieve that ease, legibility and eveu olu‘nut\ should be considered in 2l H.m_x..~ and especially in the mattes nl penmanship. Of course one canja “ cducated without this accomplis! V | mient, but it is one that adds mud! One objection to using such a H( the complement and from whicl, | preparation was the trouble of mak- |a great deal of satisfaction may ing it. This objection has been over- !:.nu« d. If npecessary, we would | come by the Wyeth Chemical Com- | receommiend that s secnred for this special teacher | art. believing tl pany of New York, who has placed en the markeg a superior preparation i. would be moncy well spent of Saze. combined with Sulphur and {one that would give a good return. | cther ialuable remedies for dan- The Nowing extracts frem a r draff, | scalp, and thin. weak, | cent editorial in the Gainesville s | falling b ::"'1- worthy of comsideration: ! The beauty of the hair depends “You don’t hear much said about | more on rich, even shading thon penmanship just now. When doc-|ansthing cise. Don't have dry tors of philosophy ang bachelors o ' :rsh faded ir, when a simple, stience send out letters scarc dis- | harmless remed; j tinguishable from bird tracks, it may | color in a few day irot be considered important that ldnldron should learn to write.” Andfand loose. fallin ghairs. Wyeth's again, A symmetrical handwriting | Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy will is not necessary. Even if it is rough, iquul\l\ correct these troubles, and { if the letters are clearly formed so|give color. strength and beauty to | that it can be read at sight. it serves| vour hair. | the purposes for which it was in- Get a fifty cent bottle from your will bring back the : and don’t be tor- mented with dandrufi, itching scalp tended. druggist today. and prove this to “So teacher, don't think the copy | vour own satisfaction. All druggists book is rendered obsolcte by the|secll it, under guarantee that the tnewrlur It mever will he.” —Fort ‘ money will be refunded if the rem- . ly is not exactly as represeat mm__.‘ oLk s BN et preservation 1 here shnuld 3 bat greator regard for ap Letween husbind and wife R s e e e . emean e Bufnalo lel Gctcher fomy YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THE BIG SIiOW UNTIL YOU HAVE 5 VIS- ITED No. 100 LAFAYETTE 37 LUT AND SEEN THE 1913 Ray BLER CROSS COUNTRY CAR! 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LIFE TIME 1 am going to retire “rom active bu.ine:s apd ‘n ordsr v <0 e it O RTILIT Tl e “u this I am offering my entire stock of Dry Goods, Notions. et* ; Bl ABSOLUTE COST ! it you want to make $1do the work of $5, come te my si07¢ = =nd lay in a supply of Spring and Summer Googs. Zvarjiliss § #ill be slashed to rock bottom prices, including LAWKS, LINENS, GINGHAMS, PERCALES, JxA:3iYe HLXS, SATINS, SHOES, HOSE. C.ne and See My Line. My Prices Wiil | Astonish You i N. A. RIGGINS