Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 16, 1912, Page 2

B —— PAGE TWO. DOCOCOIHTTOIOVTITCI D OOECOVOOLOOOLICLLTTOOOCTDD iNot At All; Is It| ~ Necessary Either to go or send north for whatever you may desire in the jew- elry line. My stock is as up-to-date and complete as any .\It-lropul.- ila‘n store vou will find in the north or east. Perhaps not so much of any one article, but the selection is just as good and just as STERLING SILVER The old standby, the ware that is handed down through ages, \I' WAYS correct and distinetly aristocratic. This ware has recently <hown an advance in price of 15 per cent with no prospect of ever being cheaper. My stock was purchased before this advance un-f WILL BE SOLD TO MY PATRONS AT A PRICE BASED ON THE ¢ COST. My stock is splendidly complete in both flat and ware, the staple designs and the best novelty desizns. ('locks, Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Canes, Umbrellas, Gold Silver Novelties, Ets., Etc. H E. ADAMS | i Phone 303 614 Frankiin St. TAMPA - . . ¥ . FLOR!DA: | 3 s varied. D000 SOVOO IO and | | “ ';. 2 é O “ o “ H e wrapm man b :YOU CAN'T FIND ¢ < : & o C: a hetter, more complete stock of ELECTRIC FIXTURES, FANS, a 3: IRONS, MOTORS, MATERIALS SUPPLIES than ours anywher ) 2: hereabonts p :’- Our prices are exceptionatly attractive and our standard of 7 E: quality vnexeelled f‘ i ] For anything electrical except the “jules’ see Dl Os0E % Florida Flectric & Machinery Co. DRANE BUILDING ® PIIONE 46 § RO BB GG O 12O L BOBOOBROBHOD « {on the wait " Men are so i {They have a In THE EVENINs TELRBGLAN, LANELAND, FLA, NOV. 16, e ————————————————————— PUT 10 WONEY TESY { By CAROLINE KRAUSE. | v Stacey walked into the par !lor‘ 2‘;(':5 the manner of one who had i frequently been there before, deposit- | ed his box of candy on the table, snap- ped his fingers at the pet dog, smiled ]beammg]_v on Miss Becker and sat ld°f,;,mm." he said, “if T had one million dollars would you marry me?” The young woman looked startled, | but recovered herself. “You haven't [ {t» she said, as though that settled | case. 'hgsuanger things have happened,” | declared young Stacey. “Other men have had unknown uncles die in Aus- tralia or Alaska and leave them vast wealth. Why am I different from oth- er men? Why should you deny me an unknown uncle?” “Jimmy Stacey!” exclaimed the young woman, doubtfully. “Have you really—did you—have you honestly got an unknown uncle—" “I don't see why I shouldn’t bave,” sald young Stacey in an injured tone. “I don't see why you shouldn't think it would be so remarkable. It doesn’t take any particular amount of brains to have relatives. That isn't what I'm interested in, though. What I want to know is whether you'd marry me it I had a fortune left me.” “The idea!™ “Well, would you? The last time you declined my heart and hand it was on the scere that we couldn’t live on my salary. If I had a millicn now—" “Of course,” sald Miss Becker, “it would make a dference.” . “Bugenia!” young Stacey cried. “That you should be mercenary and —what is worse—openly glory in ft! What are girls coming to nowadays? Men used to be loved for themselves alone, but now a fellow has to sign and swear to an agreement to provide £0 many tailor suits and party dresses and so e pocket money before they will even corsent to place him « list! I thought you were ditfferent!” “I'm not mercenary,” insisted the young werenn o UL et have common i €ense, 'm not oing (o starve to | death with anv o0, and have him!* hate me bheen ! dinner time wi cured har an't greet him at 4 man! ' on wup dress nt, yon know e ddea woman who is traly feminine should bo able to sorub the kitehen floor cook dinner over a hot sgtove, answer the bell and the phone and polish the gilver all at onee. and yet greet her ' { husband at the front deor looking as though she was on her way to an ex- A Message from A.H.T. CIGARS A. H. T. CIGAR CO. Lakeland, Florida “The Home For Savings" | Through the Door of a Bank Many a young man has won his way upward in the business world. m . : : The habit of SavVINg 1n A representative mstitution---as well as the helpful as- sistance which this bank re patrons---demands consider The doors of thi 2ol this bank nders its ation, are open to as- : worthy enterprise of indi- vidual or corporation e THE AMERICAN STATE BANK OF LAKELAND sist every We Pay 4 Per Cent Interest Leader 915 Franklin St., TAMPA, . FLORIDA We have no doubt there are thousands of lars going out of every year to the mail order houses. that dol your town northern This takes the money en- tirely out of circulation in this State. There is no reason for this when we OFFER YOU better goods at as low prices as you can obtain from the northern mail order houses, and, if you desire to shop by mail with us, we can give you much quicker service. '-fiow--wr, Tampa is so near that you can afford to come to our store and see what vou are buying. During the last two years we have made a specialty of LADIES and MISSES Readyv- to-wear Clothes and we are now the acknowledged LEAD- ERS IN THESE LINES. We claim the largest ang most complete line of ladices, misges’ and Children’s Clothes in South Florida, and vou wil 8ay so too when you inspect our stock. “WE HAVE EXPERT FIT. TERS AND MARE No CHARGE FOR ALTER. | ATIONS, We want evervone of you in this town to tell us where you are from when you visit our i store. We want this information because we want ¢o every courtesy to you that we |l feel a visiting shopper 1o Tampa is entitled to. extend | We are ROing to maintain Il an information bureau for your benefit and we want oyu |l to take advantage of it that any | 1912, WATCHES The best ¢ases made, solid gold, filled cases, silver.and nickle. § Movements featur- ing the best of the best mak- ers, both of America and im- ported. Every watch carefully regulated and fully’ guaran- tead. It costs no more to have an accurate and dependable timepiece—if you make your purchase here.. The largest and best stock in the State. Gold and Silver Jewelry. Dia- monds mounted and unmounted. Elaborate gem decked orma- ments. Diamond and Pearl La Valleres, Bracelets, Brooches and Pins. Finest of Sterling and heav- ily plated Silverware, both flat and hollow. Especial care in filling mail orders. W. H. BECKWITH JEWELRY C0. ** The House of Quality ** TAMPA 410 Franktin Sreet FLORIDA tremily fashionable afternoon tea!” “If you ecared about me,” feol that way!™ ver there where yeu are! Would you marry me if T had?” M Becker. “I would. . beeanse you'd say that 1 was ! u woeuld be, teo,” | ivcey, inoan injured tone. | ¢ | te Ve the young woman. uncle hasn't died.” “ow unfeeling!” commented young Stacey. “I've no doubt he enjoyed Eugenia. because you 1 don’t blame you for turning me down on that salary. | knew I'd no business to ask you, but I don't want you to marry me because I have a million, just as much as we do. I'm awfully unhappy won't say yes. I couldn't help it. but because you love me.” “But you haven't got a million!" sald ung Stacey, grimly, “you wouldn't “That's all you kuow about it!" re: clored Miss Recker, “No, vou sit right Now, tell . honestly—have you inherited a! ] “T winht as well be honest,” si'.'l:ml! Only 1| insicted voune | “But I'd i uoeertainly are foolish,” mased “I do l-llike you, I'm sorry that you unknown i D. Fulghum 216 South Florida Ave. Phone 334 Just Look at These Prices 17 Ibs Granulated Sugar. ... $1.00 Coffee (ground), per Ib... .. %, Salt Bacon, per Ib.......... 14¢ | Cnions, per Ib .......... ... & Compound Lard, per Ib......... 10¢ | 1righ Potatoes, per pk.... .. 3% gun;‘mw; ............. &IMMGM ..... . se:';'lo:" o 90 | Nutriline Horse & Male Feed. .31 75 Best Flour, 12-1b sack......... 45c: Corno Horse & Mule Feed... $3( | Best Flour, 96-1b sack. .. .. ... 38900888 ........... ... $170 |7 bars Somp ................. 25c Shorts ....... e $18) { Head Rice, per Ib. ........... 7c Curno Chick Feed ........ . $295 i Coffee (Arbuckles), per Ib.... .. 28c Schumacher Chick Feed.... $220 icfl“ (Green), perlb.......... 23¢c Wheat ....... b 2 22 il guarantee my stock to be strictly Fresh ang First-class. Give me a trial and be convinceg | SO MANY THINGS MAY START A FIRE So few can put it out, That a policy of Fire Insurance n o] man should b withcut. i WeRepreseatthe Follow- ing Reliable Companies: - . “'Fires like tall oal German American Phoenix, Harttord Fidelity Underwritprs and many othersas good Y. Z MANN Successor to the Johnson Agency Room 7. Raymondo Building, Phone 30 have small begin e ——————— — P ——— nings.” cried Miss Becker in an exasperated tone, the more intense because she “It fsn't was on the verge of tears. fair to—" “Eugenia,” sald young Stacey, com- ing close to her, “I admit that I have n't & million. My unknown uncles are wretchedly healthy—they never dle. When they do the town authorities us- ually trace me and send me the bill But I've had a jump in salary at the office. I'm head of the department now. Do you think for funeral expenses. we'd starve on twenty a week?” “Jimmy,” sald Miss Becker from his coat collar, “somehow I don't care a I'm 8o fool bit that it isn't a million! fshly bappy!" Shallow of Intellect. Some men are very interesting for a first interview, but after that they are exhausted and run out.—Charles Caled Colton. B — EASY AND SURE WAYT0 GURE GOLDS Don't Neglect a Cold, Ely's Cream Balm Will Stop It in the Sneezing Stage. A cold generally attacks the weakest part, affecting the eyes and ears in some and producing nasal catarrh and throat troubles in oth- ers. A cold is due to an inflamma- tion of the membrane lining the air passages, and may be promptly cured with a little Ely's Cream Balm, which immediately relieves the inflammation and all the dis- tressing symptoms, such as sneez- ing, coughing, running at the nose and eyes, hoarseness, sore throat, fever and headache. One reason why this pure, antiseptic Balms acts s0 quickly is because it is applied directly to the tender faces. Even in severe, chronic ‘catarrh, Ely's Cream fails to quickly ang check the poisonous which clogs the hoag and throa:, (causing the disgusting hawking, | sritting and blowing of the nose, This remedy not only drives out the :dl:‘vaso, but heals and strengthens the weakened membranes, thus end- ing catarrh. Catarrh is a filthy, disgusting dis- {ease. Don’t put up with it another day. Get a 50 cent bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from your druggist and see how quickly You will be re. lieved. 1t ig perfectly harmlegs, sore cases of Balm never effectually discharge sur- | Another shipment_ of those}’ delicious ; Peanut Butter [Kisses have ar- | nved, When jwanting something in § candies don’t forget them. §¢ Sack. H. O. DENNY PHONE 226 L 1-0 L2 1o Ta s a2 gt 2o “MAPS, BLUE PRINTS Maps of any description complisd on short notice. Special attestinn given to compiling city, display and advertising mags. County and Btaw @aps kept on hand. Chemically prepared, non-fading blue prints at res- ounable rates. Special rates for prints in large quantities. Prompt attention given mail orders. South Florida Map and Blueprint Co. Room 213-315 Drane Building LAKELARD FLi ——_—__mneTullig === LAKELAND FL) fmmu«m«mmmmmmummnnfi is.'edale’ % [ Rosedale lots are the best lots now on the market, lccated o near the center of the city. We will continue to offer them at the original price made one when the price will be advanced 20 per near future, you had better see ug at once, or you will miss a gold- €N opportunity and regret it. vear ago uitil Dec. 15, g cent. If you are thinking of buying a lot near in any time in the 'Smith & Steitz 1and G.C. Rogan |