Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 24, 1912, Page 7

E L.akePharmacy The Nearest Drug Store in Towu C o ACOTREORNON TOIOTL B G IO TGN OD0T I :—& When it comes to fresh, pure, tull- strength drugs, toilet articles, sun- dries, and all drug store merchan- dise, just go to your phone and cal 62, and you will be connected with our special order department, anc your particular desire will be taken care of with satisfactory, geod and prompt service. HENLEY’S 2 0000 GG TOI0TD GOPLHFCHE OO0 for yourself, EaSIe]"QlI cher-Befier e It won’t cost you much, and s i s very day a busy day at this store. Come see Bl POPOPOFODOF GO0 THu BVENING TELEGKAM, LAK ELAND, FLA, OCT. 24, 1912 REAL REMEDY FOR COURT EVILS Governor Woodrow Wilson made a remarkable speech in Connecticut, explaining his opposition to the re- call of judges. He favors the recall of administrative officers; but he be- lieves that the cure for those evils which afflict our judiciary is to be found deeper than anything that a recall can touch, says Minneapolis Journal. The influences which cause thls' election of bad or inefficient judges would not be altered by the recall, but would frequently put into the seat of the recalled judge just such another sort of judge. The recal, therefore, would not be an adequate remedy. The adequate remedy lies deeper. Governor Wilson expressed his be- lief in the frequency of corrupt or ll:lfluentlnl persuasion upon our judges and courts. There have been instances, no doubt, of the same. But we are disposed to believe that the great majority of perversions or lapses of justice occur, not so much by reason of evil practice of the judge, as by reason of his slavish, { unmodern adhesion to technical pre- f(‘vdcnt. his mandarin worship of the i letter ang his sacritice of the spirit to the letter There is something (he matter with American justice. 1t is too i hard to get, too long delayed, toe ex- pensive, and too dependent upon iu':-lmi«ul correctness, But because there is something the matter does rot justify us in applying an off- hand, hasty remedy. It is-too casy {m jump from the frying pan into the fire. Cannot the adequate reformation ‘lu' inspired from the right sources, ! from benceh and bar? Beneh and bar { should awaken to the demang and "the exigency. If they cannot rise fto the duty, which s primarily ; theirs, laymen will perform the du- 'ty for them, and dir it is then done crouzhly, whose will i the respor- ibility, 1! Dirkers or the refor mi Heeald IT REALLY DOES SEEM T0 PROHIBIT nesal ovnle digoor wen d proliibition does not prolibit Cocasionally one of them tells the | ces o ex-Mayor Ros prohibi Of com it prohihit Got vid o 1 open siloon angd ther: s u e e ndons decrease in e colsung 1 \ the entercoment ol Jaw doon and 1w nany s1 l.llu wies will not oo tenth a Make herl(itchen Work e T lawed, .nul men With sav self-respect audthing 1o o i In the prohibition campuign in | Maine a year ago the liquor me | failure because the people of that ed by the population it shows an ex penditure of but $1.4% per capita against an average annual expendi- ture for drink of $17.29 per capits for thy nation as a whole. i ! ool l“t"'l even thongh oflicials | f 1noou| 14 and ib Kentucky Bulinius think how much happier your & " L, wife will be. In trying to prove that prohibition | liquor men claim that twenty million gallons o Let us show you the little inexpensive Kitchen! iiquor were snippen inty pronivition 'an!m in 1910, Bug these prohibi Implements that Wi“ make an eaSler dly S WOI‘k tion States have a population of 15 bor your wife==food choppdrs, handsome, dur-l thle kitchen ware of all klnds, keen edged and one-fourth gallons as against . atlery, toasters, percolstors, etc. 000,000, and it is easily demonstrat lin these States does not exceed on per capita consumption the sam year for the nation at large of near! twenty-two gallons. i What is worrying the liquor me: of the country is the fact that pro hibition does prohibit. - Ndw Yor' ](‘bristian Advocate. ruly Good Man. : A good lnln is happy within him- | bonous ayd he discharges all dutles ‘unh a constancy and congruity of ac- tions. ed that the per capita consumption | Booe 7 Stuart Bidg. nll and independent upon fortune; | ' kind to his friend, temperate to his en- ! emy, religiously just. indefatigably la \m‘_ | ulusses Scientifically Prescribea Have at Least One Excellent Reason | % for the Marked Favor They Are at Present Enjoying. Sapphires are coming into iavor 8 again, the reason attributed to the|f revival being that the stone of azure bue is the only gem which cannot be | imitated successfully and made to|x suffer from undue popularity. While | & imitation pearls, rubles and diamonds | can be manufactured to look exactly | &} like the real thing, sapphires stand alone as the inimitable gem. According to a well known jewel- er, sapphires have not been really | £t fashionable for years, although they |~ 1 SAPPHIRE A POPULAR STONE|% are becoming to women of almost any colored hair. Sapphires bring out all the shades of color in blue-eyed women, and they can be worn with equally pleasing re- sults by women with eyes in that in- definite shade of gray which changes to blue in certain lights. A drawback, however, is the fact that sapphires cannot be worn with certain colors in dress. To Cleanse Lace. Here 18 a recipe for cleansing laces which an old lace maker who has woven many a gossamer web for 'Z’fl" B the great connoisseur and lover of laces, Madame Modjeska, gave to her pupil and patron: Spread the lace out on paper. Cover with calcined mag- nesia, place another paper over it and put away between the leaves of a book for two or three days. Then all it needs s a skilful little shake to scatter the powder, and its delicate threads are as fresh and clean as when first woven. O New Hat. A rather large and very smart type of hat which is being worn by well- dressed women, is of a good make of whita felt, and is shaped something like an inverted soup plate, the brim being turned down all around. This is trimmed with a rather broad rib- bon in bright Coalport blue with a black “stippling” at the extreme edge. while the same shade of blue in fine etriw provides the lining of the brim, and makes a pretty frame to the face cf the wearer, "O'WW =3 Many Patent 1t all the docunmicn putout ofiice at Washing ple d end to end t wenld forn a gtrin et vonld reaeh around the earth three tinwes, h‘i}i*-Si}Lbu‘,-‘ b "»t‘. DR. S8AMUEL F. BMITH. SPECIALIST Eye, Ear, Nose and Throay Shoue: Office 141, Resldence 2. tiryant Bldg lakeland, Fla DR. W. 8. IRVIN ilw UENTIST Established in July, 1900 Office in Munn Bullcing LAKELAND, FLORIDA. 0 D & H. D. MENDENHALL vil Engineers and Architects lonll 212-215 Drane Bldg LAKELAND, FLA. § spread. & Phone 236 Lakeland, Florida i 'E'C!‘;‘C"; HODLO IO IRIQIE P LQEQTO IO il Jullel Jal 2uy Julle ) :: ; ) 02-0?‘950: SEOIGIOED DAL GDDIG IGIPIOTC QGBI OTQT page rEVEX T —————— S ——— e e v otz —— GOOOOIUDCHID MDDV QLA VLA L 8 s QOAUI D CONTAGIOUS DISEASES Have insects, roaches, mosquitoes and all kinds of bugs? They : Phone 25 and we will tell you how to rid your home of them : all. ! Germicides and disinfectants of all kinds for poultry yards, g ccllars, barns, sick rooms, etc. | CENTRAL PHARMACY | PHONE 25, THE ONE PRICE STORE L. W. FULGHUM | ELECTRICIAN Dealer in Electrical Supplies. ... House Wiring a ! Specialty. ... Estimates Cheerfully Given. ... | ¢ Shop and Store Room: Rose St., Jackson & Wilson ! Warehouse ; i | s PHONE 153 | @ SOGOGT G IO IOTAII I FOIGIGIGIGIOTOTONOIGFOFO OGS SOOUSDIOOEDFO OO HO IO OTDHOTO HOTOD O'SMW lakeland Foundry and Machine (:o. Wc are now prcpare(l to furnmh iron and bras= cast- ings of all descriptions. We .nlso do .1!1 kinds of machine work. o ; lakeland fd_undry and Machine ( o Another shipment of those delicious Peanut Butter Kisses have ar- PR IRL S rived, When wanting something in = candies don’t forget them. 5C Sack. : ; i s O. DENNY PHONE 226 H. e iy, 50 DOBO LFOME , "MAPS, BLUEM PRINTS | Phones: Olfl\a 180; Remidonce » 4 Mapse of any description compii»d on short notlee fpeciai attemtisy i ] N DR.N. L. BIYA. T given to compiling city, display and advertising maps County and Btate 2 i ;)EI:Z:S: Bryast Bula. | ™3P kept on band. Chemically prepared, non-fading blue arits at reee \ s ing. 'phon. 339. sunable rates. Special rates for prints in large quantities. D i Rfllt:::;(v”l"'l‘l;flli 3:::‘““ Prompt attention given mail orders. ! ¥ DR. W. R. GROOVER, s c . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 0uth florlda Map a“d Bl“(’prlnt 0- f Rooms 3 and 4 Kentucky Bldgz. | Room 213-215 Drane Building LAKELAND, FLA. 5 4 " c————— f Lakeland, Florida. $OHO DOFOBOHC IOGHTO HIOLOPORIIAO 1OSOPO 4 DR R R SULLIVA H S k hvaiciAn Lakeland Artificial Stone Works {Oposial sttention given to Surge:y Near Elcetric Light Plant ; A1 ol Gyweselegy MAKES it ot ro=al RED CEMENT PRESSED BRICK 1 Bartow, ¥la CALL ARD SEE THEM. CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ¢ AL Crushed Rock, Sand and Cement for Sale b ! ‘% A stlaw BUILDING BLOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS ,§ i i o 12 and 18 inch Drain Tile for Sidewalk, Gate Posts, Flower 4] ces, Bryant Bullding Mounds, Ete *; o Good Stock on Hand WE Deliver Free of Chargs f BLANTON & ROGERS. H. B, ZIMMERMAN. Proprietor. 1 Bryant Block, ‘Phone 319 - ] “' Lakeland, Fla. SOIHIFOPOTIIDPOFHICOHILON0TOSU OHIBOTOMIHIDHIIONING 1 i1 TUCKER & TUCKER, ] il —Lawyers— g [{} : "’ i Raymondo Bldg. ? 4 Piorids b | 10. 8. EDWARDS 4 | Attorney-at-Law. Uncle Sam was wise in having the Post Office < Mattress Making wllson | CO llpnolstermg builtnext to the Pure Food Store. Get Wise by or- Phosphate land examination. Sur- veys, examination, reports a0 & Blueprirting. FO R S A Timber, Turpentine, Cut- 0;:: 3 FURNITURE uplolstered. PR e Lands, Choice Colinizat 2| OLD MATTRESSES made over VIOLIN I 3 & d . d f s at Low Prices, Florida Homes and Groves on High 3 . Tsiioxs of all kinds made 1} Private Les "nFViol‘ns e Bale. 2 el'lng YOUI' gOO S Iromus ing Land, Situated on Beautiful Lakes. Paying Straw. 6 "‘.“e_:'.:wr and RUGS cleaned are PROF. ‘\‘mll;lfl T8 747 and Trucking Farms. Weguarantee all property ] - £ :1i4; also matting, etc Towa Avenue, Ncar East Orange. |& e ® reorosented by us. For reliable information see o 1 ards to workmanshis f Phone 11 Black. |5 . QM. W l' Pillins, of Lakeland, w0} & | ] § :::rur me for about 16 years at Or- ' A. J. 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