Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 11, 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 cali 62, and you will be connected with our special order department, and your particular desire will be taken care of with satisfactory, good and orompt service. HENLEY'S White Drug Store | we couldn't eat them,” said the hos- 2 Every day a busy day at i this store. Come sce for yourself. [.akePharmacy : The Nearest Drug Store in Towu 04020200400 LOPOM, OS0H0 | 000 E0w “ I & Make her Kichen Work Easier-Quicker-Betier It won't cost you much, and think how much happier your wifc will be. Come here and let us talk this matter over. Let us show you the littlc incxpensive kitchen implemen:s that will make an casicr day’s work for your wife==food choppdrs, handsome, dur- able kitchen ware of all kinds, keen edged cutlerv, toasters, percolstors, ctc. eJackson & = ilson Co. OGO HOTIOIVVCOOTIOLOLCUDO000ICHOUDOTOCLLLOLIY L Timber, Turpentine. Cut over F 0 R SA ,nt Ltmds, Choice Cuiinimtion T Ppacts at Low Prices. Flerida Homes and Groves on High v Land, Situated on Beautiful Lakes, Paying Straw- and Trucking Farms. Weguarantee all property just For reliable information see Ohlinger & Alfield Opposite New Depot, LAKELAND, FLORIDA BRI ODOTOG000UAN00IR 00000 HGRICRLOI GANOTUGRIC: O R bear: as renresented by us CRORCFCHO O CHOROO OHRO CHOCRHIO QOO L THE EVENING TELEGRAY, Ak ELAND, NOV. 11, 1918 HAVING BAD LUCK } 1 probably they were nonunion seeds WITH THE GARDEN “What's that fuzzy-looking stuff out in your back yard?" asked the caller, curiously. | Her hostess glanced from the M- brary window into a sad-looking gar den and frowned. “Those,” she In- formed her guest tartly, “are per ennial sweet pinks.” “Pinks?” echoed the visitor, who lived in a suburb, “As [ said, they are pinks,” repeat- ed the hostess in a gloomy voice. “If you don’t belleve me you can look on the envelope the seeds came In. They came two years ago, but I have preserved the envelope in the drawer of the kitchen table for the specific purpose of convincing scoffers like yeu.” The caller laughed. “Were they ever pink?” she inquired. +ER WRAP DESIGNS SIMPLICITY NOT A FEATURE OF THE NEW STYLES. Prominent Idea Is the Large Collars Meant to Be Rolled Up About the Ears in Extreme Cold Weather. The new wraps, designed for the ecoming winter, are long, loose, roomy affairs, whether they are to be used for general utility or for dressy wear. With all their apparent simplicity, they are carefully cut, and, in faet, auxthing but simple. Heavy clothes, for ordinary wear, “They were not." said the other, are used in the coats designed for com- passing a plate of sponge cake. “But,' forr Collars are large und urranged for the matter of that, my sweet wil-| 1 roll up about the neck when need- liam was not sweet and my forget «d The l.\\'o(aced fabries will be me-nots forgot to bloom and my climb- | I'! ular again, providing reversible iflg verbena grew into a llllh‘h." 1] ""\!'ll"l'lll some instances A gray “What a pity!"” said the caller sym- coat, having a reverse side in ame pathetically. “You must have had thyst color may be worn cither gide uncommonly bad luck with your W' cut. Dark blue or black with re den. We raised all the vegetables we | verse side in heather color is another could eat this year." chic combination. For street wear “Oh, we raised vegetables, too, but the sober colors are chosen: for the auto ride, and for many otier occa: tess. “You sce, a vegetable garden is one of the joys we promised our- selves when we decided to stay in town this summer and save money. [ got out the old grocery checks for last March and April and figured them over and found that what we pald for vegetables for those two months was 12 per cent. of our entire table expenses. So, of course, Edward and I estimated that by saving that 12 per cent, all during the summer we should have a lot of money to use in some other way.” “But” objected the visitor, “does that follow exactly? You know, vege- tables are terribly high in March and April, because so many of them are hothouse grown.” “Oh, dear, yes,” conceded the city housekeeper, “but 1 couldn't find the grocery bills so far back as summer of last year and, anyway. there was no harm done, because the more you think you're saving the happier you feel about it.” “So yvou planted prompted the caller. “We did,” answered her hostess, “We hired a gardener at $2 a day to put in the seeds because we thought it would pay to have it done sclentifical: ly. 1 found out afterward that the gardener was a tinsmith out of a job. The tinsmiths were having a strike, or | something, and he was a union man. vegetables?” :eiunn the brighter colors provide a better choice. These heavy coats are ax warm, almost, as fur, and have cer- tain advantages over these luxurious | parments, s0. not being ab'e to tin, he took to gardening to kill time. Possibly he! Kvening wraps and those designed wanted to get near to nature, But vith an eye to prace and beauty, are wueh draped. The kimono coat holds A8 own along with the new wraps of gatin and velvet. The combination of rich embroideries with dark solid col- 1 think he must have had an unsym pathetie dizposition and then—-well 1 hecause they enme up a month late mp___ PAGE FEVHL dY LINE INCL NOTICE OF ELECTION. N An election will be beld at the usual voting place in Lakeland, Fla., on November 19th, 1912, for the ‘purpose of electing a mayer and |l§m councilmen. Said election te be conducted according to the re vised ordinances of Lakeland. S. L. A. CLONTS, Mayor of Lakeland. WE dAMMER OUT | SATISFACTION | with every set of horse shoes we put |on. For we make the shoes fit the | teet, not the feet fit the shoes as o often done. To know how much dif- terence this makes send your horset here to be shod mext time. You'll be amazed at the improvement in Di¢ ¥ait and temper. The fix-em Shon TLON'T GET TRAPFZD INTO POOR PLUMBING merely because it seems cheaper. It ewspapers f Magazines Stationery Post Cards Cigars* i Come and see me before pur- | chasing elsewhere. Your patronage appreciated. Miss Ruby Daniel News Stand Lobby of Edisonia Theater ic only seeming. It may be the dear- st investment you ever made. n your family's and your own health are anything to you get the best plumbing you can. We are ready to estimate on doing that kind for you Machine Co. «d to furnish iron and brass cast- We also do all kinds of We are now prepar ings of all descriptions. machine work. ¢ Lakeland Foundry and Machine Co. Q! . § Phone 230 i Lakeland, Florida BEOEHE0IH0LOIOIOI0IOTOINE0EOTOTOTOROROSIIIIOINSTINE OOOOOOOONTOCOTHROLINN .‘1000000“'0000000000‘2‘0000000000000 [ looking as if they begrudged the «f |or fabries must be conceded o be 3 ! fort.” | most beautitul Wraps of black sat-| 5 . The visitor appeared seandalized A in lined with the same or contrasting ‘;‘ the others ignorance. "Of cowr [ colors, are draped much in the man-| o : . % dear,” she snid, suavely, “you poner of the new skirts, and when fas- ‘f' Have ngects, roaches, mosquito s and all kinds of bugs? They have realized that it was due to theytened. digplay their lines o the best f' <pread, § L cold weather that your seeds didn't | edvantage, enfolding the figure grace: |5 - y = come up. You shouldn't have put fully. B LO“TAG'OUq DISEASES them in until later” | Many broeaded linings are to be 5 Phone 25 and we will tell you tiow to rid youp home of them [ “We put our potatoes in later,” enin used. Royal blue with glints of bright { 3 an the hostess, “and they grew so that| Beld, shades of copper and brown, ric h :" Germicides and disinfectants of all kinds for poultry yards, Pdward and 1 felt sure they, at least | purples ond exquizite gray and white | 5 bt S would repay us for our trouble {Lare alluring splendors in these fabries. 2 callars, barns, sick rooms, ¢ wittered them twice a day and the I When congidoring garments of velvet, | & grow four feet high™ She sighed | gatin, ete,, Hned with brocades, it must | . CE NTR A L P| IAR MACY Did they decay in the ground e bhorne dn mind that they are for| % innired the suburh \ { grown-ups, for matrons, amd not for 2 PHONE 25, THE ONE PRICE STORE ( No, indecd,” 1 her hoste [the young maid, There is nothing | * 5 A k : % rhere nothing to decay about them to sug t girihood, Sim-| OO0 '.5‘343'.00’3".»0000000000(‘0 (& A Bolion. one [ pler eloties, or ot least those TH T P ——————— — it to OHE Lown . piol 5”1:.]..]\. "y 1‘, ]'1 If' ‘un:'h|\l<:!:-[‘|'|§' ‘1.:: ::: Mwo,’oic,:o,,_,_‘;,,.:.‘—C,‘..:....‘;v‘,.;.a.:.(g‘c..m‘g,.;....mwmooommwc some potitoes to bodo | y htht yelore she takes 31 # ngs sl : Lakeland Artificial Stone Works : i cial treat. 1 pulicd) JULIA BOTTOMLEY. ? i ® : y,,'l, ,';;‘f,:'l ;”",' el i ) Near Electric Light Plant é s the gize of Prench pea | UTTLE NEW IN LINE OF FUR| S MALLS i o Sy el | UL L B Sy RED CEMENT PRESSED BRICK ¢ “I'm S0 SOrTY murmured .| Worth Riention, and It Promises 1 CALL AND SEE THEM. CAN SAVE YOU MONEY o wH Y & i . to Be Popular. o 5 1 » ",'H ']‘"-,, sl “\ ‘ 51 Crushed Rock. Sand and Cement for Sale < after all, 1 suppose one ean't J v ’ . \ miicl. foot & olty garden. =Y | seem a trifle premature tof e RUILDING BLOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS ? have to eome ont to our little ! [oiss N “'I‘I:‘l‘llllv'h :‘l: 2 12 and 1% inch Drain Tile for Sidewalk, Gate Posts, Flewer & to live and then 1 can enioy ! ; ,}; iy “I»"n m‘ ' Mounds, Ete. ) n eoardor satuff . £ N v . oW gnfdentsitly 9 Faiantay fur sdnry of every de-| 7 Good Stori on Band WE Deliver Free of Charge | I'm we should,” as display e | = oité ava Bt | ‘s'r-ri]m”m. ‘.l'*n .liyl' for ;'.1- lv}mll\ q|'llv_:| ; H B. Z”“N\ER MAN. Dropncto'-_ fo e . g N {of 1ate tall and even for the reguiz ) A R L !"-" already b “"’,l_yv f Fsiar i 2001060 GRGHITOFOHDT 0 I GICHOROIOROIOEOS0H THOIDETIN0DI ing our vegetahles eV seem : J o g X ! cheap, now that Ive tried 1 - .fm fa can ha judged at "llfl!,_ i i LRI = things myself” time, there will be Nttle new in the Yioue T fur line during the coming season. | 50 GEOLOIOIIOIOIOILIOI0I0 O L0000 POROIOLOPOHOEE i SR ST Of noveity furs there is so far but |2 Pitch Springs in Greece. a sinele ac vement which deserves | 7%, On the islund of Zante, Greeee, there | mention, th ¢hinehilla equirrel. This Special Notice! *] = @ € ® i are to be found what are joeully call- |8 a gray squirrel so treated and tip- | & g ed pitch spring They are at the]| ped that it hag the softness and much |« g conthern end of the izland in adlof the silvery coloring of chinchilla. | < swampy bazin, shut in on three It seems safe to predict that it will “:' z by mountaing and open on the become quite popular o [/ - | cide to the sea. The 3 The l-‘:nm-h decieners of small 5 AL\VAYS SOMETH]NG FRESH < springs of crude pet o | furs have soent over charming sets in 3 E | cording to analysis is hi| this fur, combine ith gray silk or ¢ * [ degree of velvet or used e is alto o ¥ecker's Buckwheat Flour, 1b. .. 5¢ 2 | The petroleum issn rth| being ueed on o cod and frocks, 9 | in water busins, o | though it is ot cheap enough to b 7 Kecker's whole Wheat Flour, 1b 5¢ 3 the mud in drops v ne | used lavishly by crowd or to be @ * Ensend iition e sl » | readily common Tecker's Rye Wheat Flour, 1b... Se 3 | The flow is very X e o Fecker's Flap Jack Flour, pkg...15¢ b ! I The Chiffon Pannier, ; < = The chiffon r has cortainly Hecker's Farina Flour, pkg.-.. 15¢ g JENT ST | come to stay. Dy choosing a del 3 ;t[:“”’ four contrasting color to the ¢ Fecker's Oat Meal Flour, pky...10c z (bt which forms the frock, it e oy » : < merely € to Ki\':-ru 41“»14;“.1‘!!‘. "n.\““;-“w‘vl ef- ‘:T Iecker's Puffed Rice, l);k 15¢ : years axo e - . fect. g Fecker's Pufed Wheat, pky .. 10c 3 H ¢ In one importation i€ geen a pannier Legitimate. of pale | irose chif mounted on & L “It to be selling thosa | <Kirt of pale blue chary This is pretty )1d bricks the way that draped at the back. The chifion forms o ' beauty doctor is doing.” the upper part of the tunic, and the ure 00 bore : “He's justified in doing it” lace, which is Inserted down the front, p “How do you make that ont?” is finished with a row of tiny biue silk b4 ? W. P. PILLANS & CO : peaches?” A paunier of this type is nothing but & . . . * a gomewhat full tunic caught up un- 2 & E derneath instead of being hemmed. &3030IG300FOIGIOIGIAIPIOCFATOMFHOPOIIPUFTFUSIIIN0E