Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 19, 1912, Page 7

When it comes to fresh, pure, full- strength drugs, toilet articles, sun- dries, and all drug store merchan- dise, just go to your phone and call 62, and you will be connected with our special order department, and your particular desire will be taken care of with satisfactory, good and prompt service. HENLEY'’S THE EVEWNING TELEGKAM, LAKELAND, i\, THE “SUPERIOR” SEX By ERNEST WOLLETT. Miss Belinda, at her summer home, was setting out a bed of vegetables with the help of the man she em- ploys by the day when she can entice ::m his old fiat-bottomed fishing “It was real smart of you to raise them there little plants in the city and bring them out here,” he said. “You'll have tomatoes and eggplant before any one else. I don't see how you ever come to think of them things. It beats all how some women can plan ahead more'n men folks. Now, that patch of onfons and lettuce you put in last fall before you went away has turned out fine, ain’t 1t?" “I'm glad, Cassius, to hear you speak highly of women's ability,” sald Miss Belinda. “I think we women will have to get you to work for us this summer.” “Ain’t I workin’ for you now?" ask- ed Cassius, mystified. “Some o’ them fellers that go by to the creamery mornin’s before you get down to the garden run me 'bout workin’ so much land arrange the household hangings and upholstering and to have them in | i readiness after the final houseclean- ¢ OCT, 19 PAGE PAVEN POINTS ON DRESSING WINDOW (4 Need Not Be an Expensive Matter to & Keep the Curtains Always Look- ing Fresh. With the first touch of coolness in he air, the housekeper’s thoughts turn | £ to her garret, where, if she s a good housekeeper, lles her supply of rough dried curtains, ready to be sprinkled (& and ironed, to do duty for another sea- son. Now is the time of year to plan ing is over and put into place. Many who have ecru curtains will find that they have become faded just where they hang against the window, but do not know that they can be ren- ovated back to their original freshness with very little trouble. Try dissolv- Ing two or three teaspoonfuls of yellow ochre in a half cupful of warm water and put it in your starch. There is pothing in it harmful to the curtains, and it does-not streak them. Yellow ochre can be obtained at any lwro where paint is sold, and it can bought in two or three cent quantities, as little is needed for the curtains. ] ¢ Have insects, roaches, mosquitoes and all kinds of bugs? They H ¥ spread, CONTAGIOUS DISEASES Phone 25 and we will tell you how to rid your home of them e all. Germicides and disinfectants of all kinds for poultry yards, 3 collars, barns, sick rooms, etc. 'CENTRALPHARMACY‘ PHONE 25, THE ONE mcn STORE L. W. FULGHUM ELECTRICIAN g Dealer in Electrical Supplies. House Wiring a § Specialty. ... Estimates Cheerfully Given. ... Shop and Store Room: Rose St., Jackson & Wilson .se I ; | 3 s 008 ~o‘:@m’a«ms’wa«:mnwmmmmmowsmmg “Everybody’s Doin’ It” : “Doin’ What?” g 3 G Going To The l.akePharmacy Thc Nearest ‘.'L-‘:'ug “tore in Town 2 QO QORI SO0 SRR O3 SO B Make her lfitchen‘ Work Fasier<QuickerBeiier It won’t cost you much, and think how much 'happier your vife will be. Come here and let us talk_this matter over. Let us show you the little inexpensive kitchen implements that will make an easier day’s work br your wife-=food choppdrs, handsome, dur- tle kitchen ware of all kinds, keen edged atlery, toasters, percolstors, etc. Y L D008 S0 O0BOL SOTTIOOICT SILRL S L AL PORE "~ )R SA’ E Timber, Turpentine. Cut-over Lands, Choice Colinization < at Low Prices, Florida Homes and Groves on High ng Land, Situated on Beautiful Lakes, Paying Straw- 7 2nd Trucking Farms. Weguarantee all property just “>sented by us For reliable information see 8 Unlinger & Alfield g tite New Depos, LAKKLAND, FLORIDA. 3 TN R Y ¢ v e rr ey e | “Thank you, Cassius. “I'm happy to | know that you're satisfied and thai you believe in women. T hope you'll help women get the baliot this fall. “Get the ballot? How are the wom- en expectin' to get the ballot?" (as- sius laughed. jerepe in trimming effect, also revers, {collors, cuffs and buttons of this ma- terwl. Plain net is used where trans- | parcut effects are required. Mourning | wiists for the young miss are being shown, and they arc made to give the | appearance of lightness, quite foreign “They're expecting to get it in this |0 '!'e usual mourning garments. Some state through the referendum.” Miss [©f hese models are made from voile, Belinda paused, but as Cassius did not | P!l de soie and crepe de chine, and appear much enlightened she contin. | trimmed with voile and bengaline. ued: “You see, the question of wom- an suffrage is to be voted upon next November in Wisconsin.” “I ain’t heard nothin® about it." Cas- i sius thrust a little seedling into the 1 ground with masculine roughness that ended its young life. “What do wom- en folks know about politics, any- way?" “Even you don't appear to be fully informed on all the present issues,” de- clared Miss Belinda, laughing. “Well, I ain't never been one to be. “lieve in women gettin' out o' thelr place.” “Just what is a woman's place, I'd really like to know." “Well, I think a woman's place is at home. 1 don’t never want to see my wife gallivantin' round to the polls. Her place is at home.” “That reminds me,” said Miss Be- linda pleasantly. “I need some one to- tains. Can your wife come as usual?” “Well, T ain’t sure 'bout it. She's scerubbin' the postoflice and hardware gun.” “Oh, then she doesn't stay in her | place all the time,” Miss Belinda re- marked sweetly, Cassius wiped his hand across his pe rsplrlng forehead and left a trail of | garden soil on his perplexed brow. “Well, with man’s business,” doggedly. “Oh, have we a woman postmaster this year, and isn't Mr. Beasley run- he morrow to help my maid wash the cur- | store floors and woodwork this week. I | does beat all how busy she is. She ain’t hardly been home a hull day | hince the spring house ecleanin® be- anyway, she ain’t mixin’ up | answered, | Use of Perfumes. There are many who think the use of perfumes undesirable, and again, others who believe that a delicate fragrance surrounding the person not only lend refinement, but is also an el- emont that has o health-giving value. There is one (hing to be understood, however, which is, that perfumes ghould be used in moderation and oni: the best allowed. Thoughte cn Education. Fdue: ~d people are often so stupid as to make one doubt whther the poor can gain a!ll by education. RBut, on ihe other Land, uneducated people arc often so wise that we fear they have something to lose, even it they have nothing (o egrin. by being edu- | eated, In short, the mindern methods of political reform. even when they Nave done well, have not done so ob- vicusly well that it is certain to be a benefit to oxtond them When Peeling Onions. It is otien a diflicult matter to re | move the unpleasant odor from the {hands after having peeled onions. If !sult is rubbed over the hands and they are washed in cold water, the odor will disappear. NO. 182, Treasury Department, ida, Office of Comptroller, hasse: Whereas, by satisfactory evidenc: presented to the undersigned it has State of Flor- Talla- @ ning the hardware store now? Is there | heen made to appear that a banking a woman doing that? I must bequite |, cociation under the name of Amer- ?;::::isu;;:éfl” it there aro 0 many ‘ ican State Bank of Lakeland, located “Everything's just the same as it al- | ! Lakeland, Florida, and organized ways was. Even if you be kind o s [ under the laws of Florida, has com- .| floor, wouldn’t it?” laughin’ at me, Miss Belinda, you know mighty well that scrubbin® floors ain't men’s business.” *“No, I know it's not considered man’s work. It's a little too strenuous for moat of the men in this neighborhood. | t would be a rather pitiful sight to uee men, whose hands aren’t used to holding much except a jackknife or a fishing pole on their knees all day, pushing a scrubbing brush across the Cassius’ only reply to this question ' statutes of the State of Florida, cer- plied with all the provisions re- | quired to be complied with by the - banking laws of the State of Florida before an association shall be autho- | rized to commence the business of banking. Now, therefore, I, W. V. Knott, ccmptroller of the State of Florida, by virtue of the authority vested in me by section 2702 of the general was a grunt as he rose to bring a pail | of water for the plants. On his return he stood with a rath { er majestic poize over Miss Belindu { kneeling figure and said: “The po!! lain't decent for women. TI've said it} t before, and 1 say it again, wom:! folks ain't got no husiness in such a dirty place.” “Where is the voting place in this | town?" asked Miss Belinda. | “Well, since the old town hall burn- ed down we've been votin® in the Oak- ! land district school.” “Oh, that’s where your daught r teaches. Dear me, you must hate fo have Amanda in such a dirty place =0 ! much of the time” Cassius did not deign to reply. gave Miss Belinda a scornful look .uul continued his work in his customar; leisurely style. DBut at having | announced that he could e Lack | after dinner, becansze he had promiscd | his wife m try m cateh o fish for sug Mizs Pelinda v you can deny fore he ma e first placr I that God made woman and gz A the hull of Miss Bel «d. Then as watched C: puch away she :a } to hersei”: “And our destiny is !’:'., to the lords of creation!™ Then There’s No Row. “Gracious! That noise across street sounded like a pistol shot.” “Don’t be alarmed. That was Xl Gribber slamming the door of hisr dence as he left for town.” “Does he always slam tle hard?” “Not every morning. There are some mornings when he and Mrs. Gribber don’t meet at the breakfast ta- ble.” door so tify that the American State Bank ot Lakeland, of Lakeland, in the county of Polk and the State of Flor- ida is authorizeq to commence the business of banking under the name above given with a capital stock of $25,000. Given under my hand and seal of office this fourth day of October, A D, 1912. (Seal) W. V. KNOTT, Comptroller State of Florida. FOR SALE! MILCH COWS I will be in Lakeland > .on Monday with a car: -{load of Milch Cows. An opportunity tor ... dnyone wanting a oood - COW 10 get it at a bar-f ‘gain. i See me. I, I Jolmson for a woman. But I always say that & T dou't seo why your money ain't as| & Warehouse . @onter good as anybody's. And I will ‘Mourning Waists. b LG AR B R ist states |& [ this, Miss Belinda, it's a sight surer| "¢ Dry Goods Economist states ’ than some folks' money.” [ that mourning waists show bands of | PHONE 153 & Tt S e e Yt e R o i e S e L PR e G = Rk e e e el L DIOIOTOHYHO 2 HTODTOIDIOCOHOTOHOTOHIBY ' lékeland Foundry and Machine Co. We are now preparcd to furmsh iron and brass cast- ings of all descriptions. We also do all kinds nf . machine work. ! : lakelaml foundry and Machine Co. Phone 236 Lakelard, Florida SO HOTODOSOINI IO O FPHMEO OO OB UPIMIIISO 'm:w R 52 x o) W i e I D= T el 2 Another shipment of those delicious Peanut Butter Kisses have ar- rived. When wanting something in candies don’t forget them. §5c Sack. H. O. DENNY PHON E 226 OHOTIOEILO OO 'MAPS BLUE PRINTS QDG QOB SOHO0 & 2O O e0 ;2% ROILGOSOGAST S O3 Apecial sttemtier. vounty and Stats M!'Ips of any description compiid on short notice. given to compiling city, display and advertising mups maps kept on hand. Chemically prepared, non-fading blue nrints at res aunable rates. Specia) rates for prints in lorge quantities. - Prompt attention ziven mail order South Florida Map and Blueprint (‘.o Room 213-216 Drane Building LAKELAND, FTA SOBOPOIIPOECIOHODO O EUSIPOFISIFD Lakeland Artificial Stone Works Near Electric 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 DESCRIPTIONS 12 and 18 inch Drain Tile for Sidewalk, Gate Posts, Flower Mounds, Etc. Good Stock on Hand WE Deliver Free of Charge H. B. ZIMMERMAN. Proprietor. DO OROF TS0 FOIIMOSOPOIOH04- 5 20O+ 2 LHEIOTINNN DOERRD PO PO DOIOTOD “GET WISE!’ Uncle Sam was wise in having the Post Office builtnext to the Pure Food Store. Get Wise by or- dering your goods from us LQILOPOIODOIOIOPOTOIOFOHOFO NS 2QE O 2O PQRIOIODOIO & & o < 6 Pure Food St.ore W. P. PILLANS & CO. FOe0s PRPRPRIROPOPOICIOPVPOPOIOI0 SUSAPOPAPAPIPFOE QAPAPAPPAPE