Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 9, 1912, Page 2

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THE BEVE) ah the Dlack night 106 darross the Ml k- h clock- T oour let- akiast tableor to hur- conn e e e e e e e St [a B e 1 1 e 10 4 “nUI iy y pres < 3 | MBI plp v the di th it (78! el UAN t 1 ! q! L i 4] ! v i the pet of G H ,1’ B Not even the ; il Laited 15, nor the Iothe sam ; 7' . Bired for unusual purpos- ntly one «lerk ! 7 | can interfere with his decision when rounding =« i (. w d 15t mail.” roe that he cannot unaid { " ] 1 o de 1 ers at the Lire v to our oflice business communica- !li‘ ns that mean o wuch to us. A mile a minute is practically the standard time for the “‘fast mails,"” an average speed that must be main- tained in spite of stops and slow- downs, Conscquently this often neans a much greater speed along certain clear stretches of road where lost minutes must be made up. The fast mail is the pet of the Postoflice Department also, and only picked men are in charge of it. It is la traveling postofiice in every sense of the word. The train nsually cousists of fonr nothing but mail, 50 and Lore tons., ¢ is one of the biggest moguls of the railroad ser- vice, a verituble monster of iron and — and when that day shall come, money will be our best friend. Start an account” today and make the future certain for those depending on you--and vourself. A dollar will do it---now---here. [RST NATIONAL BANK carrying nounting sometimes to > The eng r % MW steel, carrving ten tors of coal and ¢ oo wallons of water, When the bulging sacks of mai! #re thrown aboard and the conductor siznal to start exactly on tives the the anguluar en- cine pafts and shorts and starts forth minute, the gaunt, T ch !& cnoits &I jonrney I!vsidu.j a y Lakeland m picked train crew there are 15 o b vore trained elerks riding in the P A e = Vil e Their hosiness begine the instant the mail is aboard. IFifty tons of wmail to he sorted ane detivered ar varions points along the MAPS, BLUE PRINTS | o dote coery nizht and day of th o sleepin Maps ot any description compii'd on short notice, e Special attemtis | year. While most of s County and Bt | !¢ teaps kept on band. Chemically prepared, non-tadieg blus nrints at pas Fhe inside of a v ] smahl t 1 looks for the world like an ordirary able rates. Spec e rints i " : | 4 ! ; } e rate Specla) rates for vrints in large quantiiies COUM LY DIOSIOMG0. Wity 148 hoXoR whil with the exception of glven to compiling city, display and advertising maps. railway clerks are toiling, ay postoflice ) woholes, Prompt attentiou given mail orders R Foom 213-215 Drane Building LAKXLAND, FLA into these the clerks dis mail as they fly across sueis, and Pateh their the land. One siaeks must be drop- ped oil per 10 miles from the sierting point, and theee is al- SMOKE ol these wips B0 oor L ry and bustle to zet this “tied ont™” Vads a hur in K of the railway clerk s particular sack The hard wor and e position through exacting, the and nust Gualiry tor s e romm. study and application, It may be f sodd that it is the ambition ol ahout : , fevery clerk in the Postoflice Depart- vent 1o eet into the Railway Post- oflice Seevice, e is not becaase the § Y s soozreat, but because mosa Voutig men like the novelty of sort- letters while traveling 60 wmiles in preference to doing it in [en hoin iostationary postotlice When he zets into the service he will receive g Lo avear, amd oin time, ruilway sadary of when he cots the tull appointment, this will Lo vaised to #2000 From that time o fen his promotion is according 10 se. Cigar | Each promotion nmeans | aninerease of $100 a year in wuges senerally until he may be drawing $1.200 to The oldest UNION MADE Cigar in {0 e v i s jed work for the position of ¢lork in town. They have stood the test, e b 0 W 1z working tt head al the other clerks then and pis li.\l ZaRswRy RS i i e, | DAL the limit of his ambition need ot stop there T he qualities tor M,“”. and there is a vacaney, e n g [ appointed for merit only oty toof chief ¢lerk in charse o v he po- the R. L. MARSHALL lives running thro TELEGRAM, LAK | soap?" time, | the next junetion, his sack for i will call upon one of the oth- 1 ip him need in tiers on ene si nore than | TRESNA o hole is reserved me speciel town or ity on the v. and the clerks shuffle and as- | t the letters with great rapidity. the letters into their re- Loles. 1t seems almost in- '§ (redible thut any one could become } < delt in reading the letters without | raking errors. :‘. The traveling postoffice clerks do | 1ot read names or the streets and !a mbers of addresses, but simply the l,’ and occasionally the conuty it , : ¢ are two towns of the same | } rame in adjoining counties. It tiis which makes the sorting so rap- | ne spective town, is | | The towns and cities on their 3 to are as familiar to them as the | # Lames of States may be to the '! scheolboy, and the jette ¢ v and dexterous!y into th ." oper places, H O asionally o letter turng up o '3 Ay writien that the first clerk | 20 o to decipher it Immediately it passed on to the next, and o on down the line antil every ane has tuiled 1o deeipher the serawl whi intended for the name o ty. Finally, after run-! Lisg the battery of sharp eves, the clle somehody town o > in a hole markea in plain illesibles.” Before it fin Iy 2oes to the Dead Lettep Office o is chueked AN AN which lan Licans | P> e o g e > Washington the dlerks in their more isuie at The in theip work that, according to stu- anothe moments may Live vaddiess, valway clorks are so eflicient than 12,000 tisties, noi of handled by them goes wiong, and prohably Lot more than aut ol every 100,000 Jetters handled by the clorks fails to fnd its destination eventunat ¥ ly.— Christian Endeavor World mote one ot shout every picees one His Reason, “Lady,” said Moundering Mike, “would you lend me a cake of soap?” “Do you mean to tell me yon want “Yes'm. Me partner’s got de hiccups an' I want to scare him.” TASTE. SHELL AND HERRNG RESTORED A Simple, Harmless Remedy Quickly Relicves Catarrhal Deainess. The thousands who sutter the mis- evies of colds and catarrh and elaim they have never found a cure £et dnstant pelief by simply anoini- Paim, Unlihe upget the ing the nostrils with Ely's Creaw ' internal medicines which stomach, or strong the troubl:, g, healing, antisept instantly reaches the se trouble, stops the snut v hich only aggaravate this cleansi Lalm of discharge, nasty clears the nose, licad and throat, and Erings back the sense of taste, smell Land improves the hearing, More than th it and di strengthens the weakenel od tissues, thus protectin s St a return of the trouble. This remedy will cure a cold in a day, and prevent becoming chronic or resulting in eatarrh you ag its Nasal catarrh is an inflammation of the membrane lining the air pas- suges and cannot be reachoed by mix- tures taken into the stomach, nor can it be cured by snuffs and pow- ders which only cause additional ir- ritation. Don’t waste time on them Get a 50 cent hottle of Ely's Cream CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER i rer oo o 010 B trom onr et and st L4 | ieivag £5 aun e ;1:‘1 ncing it for a day vou will wish vou i ; ! : ; | b - < AR s ssistan - o 3 Will tursish plans and specifications or will follow any plans and Division Superintendent, or $5,000 hm\i; "|kd 5 pm‘mr' o T8 & " give hi . ; 4% U1ttson. Sruperintondont Mothers should give the children specifications furnished. ! According to the o EI¥'s Cream Balm for colds and for g aing e L L) ; o : it . s "oeroup. It is perfectly harmless, an =5 £UKG.LOWS A SPECIALTY e A b in the Railway Post Service R e S b ; ray be anvwhere hetwe X Bt )2 T T g Led me vbow you vome Lok longd Lomes 1 have buily age. He n ‘ % UF“O'St(‘riF’ ( & mu t 8 OX- 3! LAXF LA, Phuue 267-Graen FLORIDA i Soud St Fantisi ' v i Crst in o} ' . QOOUOLL LOOOVOOQ - 2 .~(CL\'00000&".'00&'OOOvC--:'-.‘") cumstances :‘ rc .. i : ARE DEAL |}l i s sins o - $ 5 |or s ) i : AL, FURNITURE uphuistercq A & T e e (12,05 et T e sl : P MATTRESSES mad 0 2 oY Wink N % al CUSIIONS ¢ § 'lt YOU Wish to rent @ house or have a house you wish to B To se 1 ; Ko yeit: 2 av n avr 2 If you bave a house to scli of wish to purchase one: Lo * =t . {PETS and RUGS cleaned ape If, in fact, you desire 1, buy or sell anything in the line of 2 |1 n vasy fob t it S Juid: alo matting, ete real »’-‘E(.'lh‘n this is my speclalty. See me before you close a deal. O il ‘ : --h . 'rdf st g Full information glven cheerfully ang freely. swi ‘ ll :!r W h'IH“iV'S. of Lakeland, wro 3] g : i krew me for about 1€ vears at Or- .'" L .\ : " ¢ tnndo. Fla Drep me a prstal eard l J- t te I ~ Bl I \1 ,':.. : |‘, : T «1lio~ call at shon No 411 S Ohio ave b e « m tablos H o 5 nr Y, ¢ 3 Phone 308, Roan 1, Raymead, 24 $ [changes which affect his diariq Phone £72 Grean 8- % | The railway clerks become « “Arth mfi«ommo miliar with their ronte that i an “r ] 0“0 as 12 pounds best Flour. ...... B kol ) e ‘ Picnic Hams, per pound ............ B it an t Cudahy's Uncanvassed HAMS. .......covuneu..... i Octagon Soap, 6 for....... P T S e Ground Coffee, per pouad.......... SRRy y WeRepresentthe Follow- ing Reliable Companies: German American Phoenix, Hartiord Fiaclity Underwriters and many othersas good M' B T rap—— but we are always studying how (. Increase The Quantir We give the "most now but we are anxions Phone us and prove it. nore, Bes' Rutter, per pound . Sugar, 16 pounds i Cottolene, 10 pound pails . Cottolene. 4-pound pails. .. ... Snowdrift, 10-noun! pails . 3 cans family size Cream 6 cans baby size Cream 1-2 barrel best Flous. .. D S —— T 5 gallons Kerosene A A Fire Insurnc Policy! Notai! ot one, not an ![\-| ] TENDED onc, fut S0 ar " apolicyduly’si sealed and deliv.rud to you before ¢ fire. It's the coiy kind that coun: Y. Z MANN Successor to the Johnson Agency Room 7. Raymondo Building, Phone 30 Long Life of Linc along with good laundry wor’s is what you are looking fo: that is just what we are giving. Try us. Lakeland Steam Laund: Phone 130. West Main St. WHITE STAR MARKE' GUY W, Topn P. PROPRIETOR Pad v MANACIR Fhone 279 - Corner Florida & Mai: e i The Sanjtary Market Florida and Weste Fresh Vegetables eats of All Kinds Mother’s Bread

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