Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 25, 1913, Page 7

» L Added Zest. b mmmm ! endlge Are You Satisfied With Where You Eafl. sten! Big l‘.nt in Maz- | HAD CORNER INISSES| 52 &2 8 2l time!” replied Miss Blazer. “I'm g0 F BY EDNA MAHLER. ing with a woman whose hq:w 3 s strongly disapproves of b. shows like the one we i Jane knew she was the ugly duck- | gee; so I think we can’t For niee meals, good homecooking and ling of the family, and although her | purselves.” frocks were just as pretty and her hair ribbons of the lovely tints worn by her sisters, she did not command 'f‘ pleasam rooms, apply to Cheerful Breakfm _People are nearly always nice when i admiration. one ‘gets to know them and plerces. Y BACON 15, 20 and 25 Watt were 50c now 40c ~ ol :hhflh‘ by W‘fymlnd lal'hwm through the husks of uflfluflmwl, ; uas H:N R y b er mother “pu up” curlers which they wear before the wi & S oW 45 night, the refractory tresses refused | detest heaps of peoule thal 1 have @ 211 South Tennenee Ave.—Miss Browning's Home { s S ltfiflfox;m a gfilete% aal& :::fllt vx only met at dinner, but I thipk I Hke '8 0 ] were 7 L 6800 e face. sie an ul 0" mbody that I have ever had break- \§ 60 Watt Bo, » ‘cur]s which never “came out” when it | fast with.—llen Thornyeroft Fowler. i\ 100 Watt were $1.10, now. . ... .80c rained; but Jane's did. e i She longed to be pink and white ; 150 Watt were $1.60, now... $1.35 and pretty, like her sisters, and each .Ihe ProteSSions. morzing rubbed her little brown face . i‘ 950 Watt were $2.60, now....$2.25 80 hard with the soapy cloth that fre- quently cold cream h:d to be applied to soothe the burning skin. . Jane's! feet and hands were large, and her SPECIALIST. ; skirts and sleeves too short to be of Eye, Ear, Nose and ThM uy Mazda lamps and reduce your light bill. For sale by any use in concealing them. Realls M Scien soribed ing all these facts, Jane was shy. 8he | Phone: Office, 141; Rmdence. 22 nda [Iectric & Macninery G0, § |3 it aimviautoriie |- Brvont Bdg, lakeand, Fa, wall and strive to look at ease, while = DR. SAMUEL ¥. SMITH. i ltw,mummluhrwhumwdw or for any purpose, let us figure With ‘you. :.-mm doors, sash, bunb. ote., we mmhddn- DRANE BUILDING the other girls had the best kind ot a DR R R. SULL]VAN i & %’f.‘}"“‘:“"’.fim’w . p.p..}‘lv.w"'«. 4 o 8 eve, Jane resolvs remain atj: pgh % siNr A home. Her mother, not understanding | Deen-Bryany Bldg, Ground Floor. the reason for her little daughter's|-— sudden dislike for parties, ediate- | DR, : F. wmo]' Iy started the costumes, and a day be- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON fore the event thie costumes were ot | Phones—Ofiics, 270; residence, fies don’t fail to see the demonstration pleted and tried on., 297-3 Rings. Blsie looked like a Dresden china Musin Bullding, ‘Lekeland Florida. o R A XALL Toilet Articles e o' s''sior e "Mlmr, mirror on the wall, All this week at the r LAKE PHARMACYI One glance told her the painful truth. She was all wrong as “Little By Mrs. Murfey We can save you moncyuymndn‘iimudnm» Isfaction. Outhdmmthmmmm w.: 4 Arnold, & very competent man, and we can furnish the materiai g .uldothovorktcr'w‘lpnp‘ymcwllluuhmflu Givo us & chance at your work. | BuildersLumber & Supply Comnany EE&E O ammmm Phone 28, - mamm LOOK! LOOK! JR. W. R. GROOVER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Rooms 3 and ¢ Kentucky Bldg. Lakeland, Florida. PR il DR. W. B. MOON Special Attention te Chronic Dis- eases of Women and Men, Calls Miss Muffet.” The flufty white cap with its blue bow called for soft, gold- en curls. The lovely frock of rose- sprigged dimity needed a plump neck and a rounded pair of arms and legs. Why > promptly answered. “Red :g;: ‘;f;od'fogll::hpf:;:::do: Office in new Skipper Bldg., over tended to the floor? She could have | Postofiice. Office Phone 350. Resi- wrapped herself up in this like a worm | dence Phone —— in its chrysalis. Her mother was satisfied. She saw |. PHONE 226 # r Fresh Oysters, Fruits, Candaes, Nuts and all Confections - : DR. W8 IRVIN oo s oo gt ol DENTIST Selling Lake Region Lands, “Frostpmof" ' Poor Jane! That party hung like Established in July, 1900 the sword of Damocles over her head, | ¢°0ms 14 and 15 Kentucky Bufldiag thebvondof Dumocisava b e, | 40+ 14 tad 18 Kentucky Bunaier § GrrapefruiitGroves. Famous Lg‘te Oranges | lates she ate that day would make her KELSEY BLANTON |§ always seture high prices. Lgkeland” so ill she could not go. PROMPT DELIVERY fl:“:fi“'fi%fi R sald Strawberry Farms, Groves, City Property . O. DENNY | ZZFEms "= IOhlinger & Alfield} . Raymondo Bldg. : """ —— pnsdl ey oy nsd s».-"‘fl."!g oralanl e LMELAND FU\. FROSTDROOF FLA Her mother proudly dressed. each J. A. COX— . ) RORORCHORORRCRRORD . : days In bed. one bf her ducklings and sent them MUNICIPAL JUDGE MND off to the party with a kiss and a wish for a “happy time.” ' Jane's rather NOTARY PUBLIC, Office City Hall e have in our employ, r. S. Miller, who is an xpert in his line. Let him gure With you Ofl your and when Mrs. Simpson ushéred them a into the room she sought the es he et Metal and Tln Work :.i;:“ and lettllld hcu:u tor ‘:hn:uw: s 11 » Ethel Simpson est t Do {all. kind'ofj Roofing, [z st s e suati numbered the girls. The number fall- or Gravel, Slate, Tile, Wi“erepie .. o i and Eisle were the most s in. Make or repair any- |}/ Sl their numbers, wistful countenance lingered with her for a moment, and she wondered why the child had become so strange. The Simpson home was aglow with | ' life, and as they entered the doorway the sounds of merriment igsuing from the parlor made Jane long to escape. 8he followed (the others upstairs to % o | List Your Property Tay : ¥ Office In Munn Bulldteg And be ready for the New Year's rush. If you dom’t find LAKELAND, FLORIDA. me in my office, mail me desoription, price and terms l‘l! do DE SARAR E, WHEELER |§ the rest. Loams negotiated OSTEOPATH PHYSICIAN et it bpniens § /. FISKE. JOHNSON o P 18 B REAL ESTATE House Phane 278 llut. ] ROOM 17, m'mm nmmo, . pmm, FLORIDA Civil and Archil Rooms 212-216 Drane Bldg. LAKELAND, FLA. “hosphate land examinstion. ~Sur. veys, m.!utlon. reports. ing in SheetIron or Tin. [, s e ___eiier_ —— sy i e B ¢ Demn :u“ “,%,“_ Newest Designing e Raiod, Troria D 0. Room 7, Bryant Building. carload of the Famoaus trawberry Cup, the kind jat fits the Refrigerator OXC$y: i 4. it, blushingly held up her face for Teddy's . kiss. Then she spun the pan, and without her number as the oth ud,maumuyo'r R Solicits the Orders ‘New Li full line of Sash, Doors, Builders’ ardware, all at prices which will \} ———— I MAIN STREET, Neurcflflmw Phone 330 Red RED CEMENTNM cmmmmmu — ke it to your interest to let us have Share of your trade, eJackson ered o friend who oomld.red swan. | S |} Sand Foundation of Glass, Sand is the main com zlass, constituting frm:os; um‘p: cent, of the mass of the ture, or from 60 to 76 per cent. of the finished product, after melting ® driven off carbon dioxide and e o4 volatile materials. On the quality of a @ ] the sand depénd the lllndlfllnchm @ood Stock on Hand : WE Deliver rron!.-. H. B, ZIMMERMAN, Dronrietov. : g