Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 18, 1912, Page 6

) i FPAGE SIX. The Miami papers are not failinz lm tvem‘m 'elwram to n:nl(v the :l‘()s' uf"lho'ir la‘h-:-l large asset, Hon. William Jennings Bryan. Mr. Bryan is a social lion Published every sfternoon from the Kentucky Buildiag, Lakeland, Fla " (he postoffice at Lake- as mail matter of the fae veil worth the having, i dend 10 and Florida, OnG Class. [HEY) eme Court of ik HE L RINGTON, —_— respectfully LDITOR. — tion and it tow comes hack to i J un.\\(_'l N X realatioe, Manager L PTION BATS $5.00 PR i 26 310} witl the I Lakelar i ok A issLed PR L ) ro- 1 looal liers, erup o Lty WIS, el Seut errwher §1.00 per year That blizzard up in Minnesot the worst known in ten Yea S Si A YEAR OF PROGRESS. Eusiness e i s part of this issue I ¢ iiils ' ) cir I tiie pro ity m ng the j o VT " vl expressed 0 lailic n o Plorida ay ing oy it nithes a record of o £ themselve en Chivistma Hieh any community mizht weil ! edi Tampa jroud he yeur of greatest nro, in e Oite 1o come anded rity in lLa s history is nea Gt sorviti ind its edition was v oo close; conlidently i P or sood e 1owil w P | 4 prozr { o Vicorons amd in dire itoall 1 o Sant : 3 8 dposte y s ) culizaiions which may be inclin bisd A bl Wi ta o ftor ) rege Solinly e Where the “letters” e no posta ULy L 1 ik and, of conrse, co tao the dead letter il of kel aveal i Ay i tesitat e department, the address of t i will be ziven to any orzani L rontinng pliaai” zation tor which may wish to do something | — i On the O Chand have reason to he csatisficd and grateful as they enter edi- e which marks another | torial of the late Charles Ao Dan . pijesione in the city's progress; aud entitled “Is there a Santa Clau in g paper answer to the inquiry of a little gird | wjop the Mr. Dana answered that question in the affirmative, except those who prefer to hring up the little ones on a dirt of fects, as Mr. Gradgrind did, and thus stifle in them the ceriminal impulse to people their childish world with | fairics and other illusions that mizhit! prolena 1he busy charitable, vte, purposes that is now hein njoyed whole, the people of Lake profoundly The time iz about at hand to star out on its annual prounds the Season hopes and believes that | holiday scason again rolls atound we will still more ! spdendid record of achievement o chroniele and an even brishter fu- | Ward ! ture o foreenst for this fortunate and favored community, 0 FLORIDAS DAY IS AT HAND. | have o and so say we all pessibly help to make their |'hi|=|-: Now s the opportune time for hood more beautitul than nature in- o ople who want to own farms in tended é"ll)l'i(]:l. This applies to our home o theople as o well as those wio con- {8 i e it li m“,h,'wxn',»l;:lv moving to Florvida and who pavazes in her good looks” that wa @0 NOL owners of real ostate, Iy Ko lonzer confess the charm of Mps, § (Gretissing i the 1l 1 Cariie Chapinan Catt, the Jackson . GUOWer says Wi Matonolis: o e on “Flovida's day s oo hand Ul vV not ' terest manilest wit! nding ine (0 reform onr Ameriesn women ey assure thousands of folks are coming hey to coine, and they wil thein with the ne ni i n woless mons I-.lr that ¢ \ e calun ) \ W NOTCE. o tinly g/ Aprey would he a shomp the mars 1 1 traflic itveit i M. Catt, 1 pravivie and sghould appear n <y NG ' Wil SR cnee tempied to tare the propriot T £ vy i d wid I'he hniminck in Flo thus garbod, we ol vortli n and ¢ oo P § ! pal covrt pecnliar i cubions merit Htine reo lation whicl subject by tin sending iy on 1t instance, the man and crool ' : L of crime hebhin r serion onzht to city of Juokion dispensing justice, s s ol pensing o the whole tor that enconragement 1o cvery eriminat UN DER V matter tnd . Lena Evler is a thirtes #irl in Salt Lake n-yvear-oli Utah. She tnay gets off by suel o process City, TELEGRAM, THE EYVENING s to g SOVeR W as steadfy D ————— ;‘i ! S ———. S e o o ini How She Shopred. she wandered down the centep Whenee all but The Loy that | Was not the ki her had tled; ted up Lier smil . she said, She halted ot another baor; There cost s seorned the They wonld not toevery counter on the route, From basement 1o the top, that wouldn o tound the things suit, Bt railed to find a mop, lingered at the K display From 1 o'cloel 1 Fhien linely sotripped away To soek another floor, rom 1 rill 5 she hung about The pettie Then s on sale; recutled that, She ought to by a veil, “But they are said; “I'Nowaig till after Lent!” “IT'was then she hought thread, And had it charged and sent. -—(Chicago News, quite Unexpected. “Haven't you forgotten something sir?" said the waiter to the who did not believe in tips. “If 1 have, vou may your honesty,"” ply. “Thank you, sir. pockethook on your ehair, ably slipped from vour dine It pro! pocker The Sneezer. “Aowhom are yon Jooking?" d vianded the young lady of the yvouii nan Whao ol “al hoo!* nath replicd the Bay 6o il harried irneted her Vietim away 1] Duestion A Persony \t ) ! y 1 1 | ol 1 ) < \ ) ith (1T ) i tion den Ihat tl Pen von j teh my 1 fen h "o « o el ¥k ut \ | 1 1 2o yit And out st Na i\ Then e B B 5 You av barber ) cans i don Todk " | g ANREEY i { I Lin: "o v N tl ons ing lizht fell on the eoce tice that e: me 1 mas from the Ol Home Journa! LAKELAXD. FLA, DEC. + ool there. For ' .0 0 C' 0 C' C' C' O-.C' 0"0--0‘0&05’0"01‘0‘00600-}0@0-}0@0‘&0‘)9 in the salute of which is one of | nEteh her tray? past a donl too dear,” sl a spool o keep it fo- wus the grouchy re. You left thi- 18, 1912, e — 4 OO0 DDO00Q ¢ George Washington cut a cherry tree down, Carric Nation cut saloon up. the mustard, bur - 4wy Rty if you havz —~ et re o -t [ o —c €0 » oo LADIES COAT SRS % mr.\smn .ms Sl * §8 Suils new §4.96 ¢ : . = §5 Pants ot 835 | o $4 Pants at §3.66 520 Suils row $15.00 jj $3 Pa:ts et O R R U RS N SRR 3 o R Y S Y We all leaiher shoes them. Sce them before buying. carry a big line of guaranicc “q Cut prices on aii S Py DD DDDDDDDO DM D DM DO COQOQIOBQTOLOTC B G N. £. HARRELL & CO. GG IOHDIO 10T SO0 PARK HILI VRS AINAINASALNRAANINANAY VAR MANANVAAAAF R e Zreh eI T0e S ‘h" th'- because it 15 in the Best Town in Scuth Florida. Sceord, P ‘:nc itis as HIGH if ot HIGHER than a1 point in I weland. Third. I’»ccausc it has One Mile of Granolithic Side Wa'l - Fourth. Bccause it has High Class Building Restrictions. Fifth. Because 4 Beautiful Lakes can be seen from iis Sun'm ive Dap e 3 Sixth. Because Shade Trees will be planted on all streets this Fail, Seventh. S B ac ['ecause all Streets will be Graded. B e ab £h. SR mb ¢ S BT - ] 2 Ciohth Because it is the pi Uighth. Beequse it is the most attractive Residential Sectic i 1N LL‘:‘\L!‘KEL‘. i Ure Leiscante soid on RI ASONARLE Terir i ause 1 vou don't yvou will i t 4 b} AL} W ~\\"] "'u\-i I 14 ; GO, Wi alwavs | lad, uilding