Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 14, 1912, Page 3

Tis (hristmas at the |cader _—-——‘—-———_— that old, fomiliar question of question it “Something use- fal.” We have collected for the Christmas trade this year the the t beautiful ‘and “elaborate mos line of BRASS JARDINIERS, UMBRELLA STANDS, ETC. Al of whick make the most useful, appropriate and beauti- 21 giits imaginable. AND THE PRICE? I will be astonished at the riCes we are making on Cods ! o and look. You don's #| Yo e —— e (r [ Y P "{fl?’mm_ T e s ) S R I R A § R ST T [ 4 J i Q 913- 515 Franklin Street. Plione 290. ,m T ! Aud thouzh he cannot see as they THE municated to the Society Editor f | | E ~What shall I give that will impaired. e ;pprecmted. p ’ v' _' _'7 '__. ¥ The sensibue answer to that TRUE LOVE. Her husband's short and bald and fat And rather dull, truth, His conservation's very flat, He hasn't looks, or charm, youth, Yet when she reads a book about Some brilliant hero, tall and slim, she breathes, “He's grand- Without a doubt, He's just like Jim!” to speak the or His wife is dumpy, very plain, With mousy hair and shiny nose, Yet when he reads of ‘“‘Fair Elaine As beauteous as any Ros?,” lle nods serenely at his wife, As happy as husbands often do, And thinks, “Elaine, upon my life, Is just like Sue-" For all we know they may be right—— "For if love takes the sight away ile gives a sort of second sight, ~o that -to meet the perfecy test To prove their merit, as it were, i e e e e o i Folks €hould resemble “what is best,"” Re *Just like Him-—or Her-" —Benton Braley. T B MY LETTER. — A folded square of paper, small and r white, TA¥PA, - FLORIDA §'wnich any vagrant wind might R steal away, res dark day. 8% ..:3 Gll and shortens all the watches of the | night. RAW EGGS M. Richard's Experience With Dife ferent Dicts. Peaches and Butermik for Three Years, ace, during the past 12 years, tage person would ever use one suffering from indigestion h troubles of any kind. ays: “For more than 12 years ed with stomach troubles, an Ireds of dollars for doctor bills cines. | was also operated on on dried peaches and buttermilk y three years. The only thing uld pot give me pain was raw eggs. I was a physical wreck. i could nol Sleep, and Was as mear crazy as aman . could well be, l mm say that after taking two 25-cent *kages of Thedford’s Black-Draugh:‘ ie more good than all | ever spe r other medicines. 1 have been working daily on the farm ever since, and | am as hard as iron.” This purely vegetable cemedy has beeq in successful use for more than 70 years, | Tryit. Butbe surethatit’s “Thedford’s.” | VEOF Holiday Suggestions from “The Shopping Center” of South Florida. Useful and suitable gifts for every Dember of the family will be found 2 this big store. We pay your fare to Tampa and return in accordance on, Md.—Mr. George Richards, | ily tried more different diets | : has to say about his experi- tirerefore be highly intereste ' waters roll, Touches of loving thought and hand | Crow shorter, | sonl. TELEPHONE IUIBEDS—-SOOIETY EDITOR 1lie churches also. { Though wide plains intervene, and | it this intercourse of Office Number ........... Sk povular. One-Price Residence Number ... ............ G Cash Store. SPECIAL NOTICE—Notices i;r the Social Department can be com- by either of the above telephones. Mail written notices to the Society Editor, care Evening Telegram. Notices of social functions, elub meetings, church gathcrings and other items of social interest should be telephoned to this depart- ment as sovn as they occur in order that their news value is mor T L L L et ol Reception Draws Near— ! Get Your Books Ready. Your presents—books, magazine subscriptions, or money—are re- quested by the Woman's Club on Jan. 1, afternoon or evening. The occasion is a reception and book- shower for the benefit of the li- brary. The officers of the club will receive and some of the handsomest young ladies in town will serve the refreshments. All friends of the club and the library are invited. No charge for admission if you bring a present to the library. * At the Churches Tomprrow, There will be services tomorrow | morning and evening at the Bap- tist, Methodist, First Presbyterian | and Christian churches, Sunday | school being held at each at the ! . * usual hour. There will also be morn-| | ing services [} terian veunl at the church, There will be Sunday school = the Lutheran, Eviscopal and Catho- To all of thes» corvices the public is most cordially invited. at the Cumberland church. Services as! Dixieland Methodist . . Booster Banquet to Be Enjoyed at Auburndale Thursday Night, Dec. 19. | Arrangements have been made for the holding of the first annual | boosters’ banquet at the Seminole {And yet it brightens all the 1ong, club at Auburndale at § o'clock ..,, |Thursday evening, Dec. 19. A larae number of prominent citizens from | all parts of South Florida have heen ]lnvited to attend, as well as local c'tizens. : The uptown headquarters will be "ot the Arviana hotel from whicn remain; [ place cars will carry banqueters to | The hours when loneliness becomes | the Seminole club between the hours | a pain 'of Tand 8 p. m. A\ warm welcome will be given a!l ! the guests, and it is hoped to mule the occasion one of the most no in this citv's history. LSS S Bride and Groom Have Viell Wishes of the { Intire Florida Press. The Tampa Tribune Clntes Editor Wavne Thomas or ! Flant City Courier on his mi j=nd, the same as all the other news h'a)wrs in the State, it offers it con in ! | "L'onied the clasp of hands , the vlance of eyes, et far apart by unkind circums- ! stance Thi< tiny thing time's utmost power | defies, vind keepg love warm beneath the lows of chance. * * kS TanCe Tast Night Was Targely Attended. The pecular weekly club dance cenrred last night at Orange hali d wus attended by a large num- who spent several hours trip- Good mu- oer, ing the light fantastic <ic was furnished by the Hartzells aid it was a late hour when was rendered. * Sweet lome” % Cumberland Presbyterian Missionary Society { To Meet Monday. The Missionary society of the Cumberlanl Preshbyterian church will hold its regular monthly meet- ing Monday afternoon at the home ot Mrs. J. F. Gracy. All members are cordially invited to be present. At this meeting the annual election ot officers mll m‘mr . | l 1 Summerhnl’h The tollowing invitations have been issued this wee: Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Summerlin request the pleasure of your com- pany at the marriage of their daughter, Bessie, to Mr. Edward A. Plath on the evening of Saturday, %'l the rules of the Trade Exten-| ;o 215t of December, at 6 o'clock, +ion Association. YAIL ORDERS filled promptly and ‘tisfatcion guaranteed. Everything First Baptist church, Bartow, Fla Miss Summerlin by her lovely ‘(lsposmon and vivacious manner yhas won a host of friends both in ried in first-class stores will M{lhe city and in other points in nd here. |F‘lor|da who extend best wishes. “Home ! wishes to the young bride l sclection of a hushand { Thomas is of the fand in marrying young show- o' 11\'11‘]]14” jndgment. It s éfl.m both will grow up tozetin purpose and aifection so that good and salutary accomplisiiion! ‘ond achievements may come of ' best of Lis EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA., DEC. 14, 1912. OUR CIII[I)R[N’S dren’s clothes. We have a full line of Children’s School Dresses and Boys’ Waists which we can sell you at a very small cost. Have you got your Evening Dress yet? If no?, see our exquis- ite array of SATIN, SILK, MESSALINE, CREPE DE CHINE, CHIFFON and many other materials——all colors—- with trimmings to match. Call and inspect our goods. are always welcome. READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENI # Will delight every mother who does her own sewing. make your labors lighter by doing away with making the chil | U. G. BATES Let us You GE’O‘&OWW«S»MWSWwoowooo«::oo-;voo-aocww.nuww : A Snap For Qui SR "w.,(‘ i A i ua Suig, UV 4 RCiCH I (4 As fine land as there is in Morida, one and a hal ' { “ . N . . ¢ mile from station; 60 acres under good wire fence; QLS s & B & 30 acres cultivited; 125 large bearing orange trees, & 200 grapelruit trees, budded, 4 years old; 30 acres 2 fine nm timber; 10 acres choice hammock land cov- Q & erad with oak: 10 acres good muck land. ¥ o The irst manwith $2,500 cash gets this'bargain, & another 82,000 to he prid inone, twe and three years, & Act quick as thiz wili not last, 3 Call o1 write THE ALEX. HOLLY REALTY CO., Lakeland, Fla. i : WOOOO“'OOOOUOOOOOOOOMO'D* VO DROHQOOHOBOIQOCIOEQPOHO IO MANUFACTIRING ENGRAVERS LOUISVILLE, KY,U.S.A. WE ARE THEIR EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THEIR EXCLUSIVE LINE. o Gibson §Art Co's ud Paney Goods, JTovs, Kt 800< STORE pFulllline of Denm on's Gt Dressings Engraved Spe falties, Hoh LAKELAND ,union. It is said that Editor .«-ringmn‘s success ay lLakeland {largely due to the silent but poren tial influence of Mrs. Hethevincton, whose quick and intuitive judzment has directed the affairs of the suc- cessful publication. We shall watch the future course of the Plant City Courler with a great deal of inter- est.—Ocala Banner. e o Rul Meaning of Cross. It is sald that the signature of & eross, much used on old documents, is often misunderstood to mean ignor ance on the part of the signer. It was sometimes due to inability to write, but quite as often among the Sazons it was an attestation of good faith, a foria of oath that the statement was true. It was often required of the signer that he add his oath to his name, and the cross was used as often in this sense as because the man could not write.—Exchauge. Parrot Folled Burglars. A parrot was the means of saving Also a pretty line for children. Bracelets. things in Silver Novetties. without Extra Charge. | perfected Useless Mechanism, The New York inventor who has a machine to tell a man jWhen he 18 in love seems to be waste ing his time and talents, (usually has a way of arranging these The woman ;trilling details, +EBTEY | l Cameo Bracelets and Watch Bracelets. Lockets, La Vallieres and Charms. Hall Clocks and Chime Clocks. A very complete line of Rings and Watch our windows for all the new All goods bought here will be engraved H. C. STEVENS i Second-Hand Store I am buying all kinds of sec ond-hand articles—Beds, Dressers, Springs, Chairs, Stoves, Tools, Bi. cyclse, Guns—anything. > ARCHER ‘\Ihe Second-Hand Store 388210 West Main Street, Lakeland, Fla. b P i . SO 0F0 0‘.’0 < P SRR w D w T 250w w S B e AL Tl e ,‘. ‘THE GITT STORE i B _W’ g Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Watches. We 3 have the largest and best line in South g Florida. 3 ® house in Paris from the attentions of burglars. Three men broke in, but as they entered they were startled by a volce saying, “Who goes there?” Im- mediately they took to their heels and fled. When the owner of the house returned he found the parrot still proudly repeating, “Who goes there?” Mr. Pla‘h is assistant superintend- (nt of the Royster Mines and is an ngro»sne young business man. He has many friends who congratulate h:m on winning the hand of such a m“ lovely young lady.—Bartow Cour- jer-Informant. Jeweler F CERHOIRE0e Maas Bros. TAMPA LAKELAND # #& FLORIDA $OSCLOH0EOPOHOPOPOPOLTHOFO STEIIISISISTPIPOPOIQFOE 02O #OT