Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 18, 1913, Page 8

i PAGE FIGAT THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK FLAND, FLA., MARCH 18, 1913, |©" The New Spring ~ Models--- are now on displa Never before have we had such an elaborate showing of Spring Styles These handsome garments are direct from the tailoring shops of W. S, Pe; » & Co., Syracuse. N. Y., exclusively designed and tailored for fashionable men, EVERY “PECK” SUIT is the work of craftsmen who know how. We know “PECK Clothes, “from the wool to the finished garment’-=That's why we like to sell them. | you are particular about your clothes and demand Style and Quality, we can fit you ou to your entire satisfaction. “PECK” Clothes are guaranteed. E. . BAILEY e i g . ware off the d t rtment,” Secretary, Washinst COU.ECTION OF cunlos to g‘:mnox. !‘n:tu e;;‘ll:n?tm:: n:hgoug:::l':gn,!.ha;n'"n 15::‘;."“5;: 5;5;&::‘“"-: ::!’:;'.fl l':: ] AN APP tAl. 10 WIVts ;;::x:dll.‘z", ]\;?;hm i By BARBARA BOYD. P ity oy Lo :p:n“:: “I you only had & chicken house.”| T 5upposs I would,” admitted Anne. Proposals are hereby s e ously exclaimed, producing severa) | 8214 & cynlcal triend. “you might set “T guess the only thing for us to do| Y0U kuow the terrible affliction |y, oppeq 1y the office of - s They had just returned from Bur | &pecimens of leering gargoyles. .n.”ltham up there. I think they would be ' i8 to build.” that comes to many homes from "he:vislng architect, treasury fract ope; and like all returning tourists, | are so ugly they are fascinating® IHCM on the job of keeping thieves | So now, she and her husband are| .. .1y of 4 drinkink husband or son. | 5 = ey had & lot of what thelr friends| “What are you goiag to do with | SVAY." s e g g it B SR " ment, Washington, 1. . privately called junk, but which they | them?™ asked a friend. Anne ignored such irrelevancy, and | Proper setting for & house sufficlently | Y0 know of the money wasted onl ..o o 1 on April s, ! enthusiastically referred to as & val-| “Well, of course, they arent tntend. | Yery carefully brought out & huge box medieval in design to bear up under | “)rink"” that is needed in the home thie aale of ‘donation to the . able collection of rare curios. o4 %o much for houses. That i, I| Which she opened and tenderly drew | FYench garsoles, Bpanian locks, Ger |, \urchase food and clothing. OR- |States of & cormer It ot “Aren't these the quaintest things?™ | don't think so. Are they?™ she asked | forth therefrom one by one some door | AR latches, Florentine nall heads 4 i 8 of a e =4 Anne, M Some her husband, binges, knockers, latches, locks and|&nd Duteh hooks. They feel there |!!!NE has saved thousands of drink- | conveniently located au !l .v Rooks picked up in Holland. “Oh, I don't know. Theyll look all- | bolts, nail heads and a bunch of enon | TUSt be & deep, dark ravine, and em- | ing men. It is a home treatment and ! for a federal buildinz «ite . “She woull'd ho;. hm‘:l: l. vhol.: :'hl':d Queer, no matter where you put | mous “{'-m S i m“:';:' ::':"?m:“?:l‘:m can be given secretly. Your money | 284 l;‘lorld]a. @ (;r:"" it Bardware shop them, hadn' m.” 'Aren ey ear?™ she sald, tallan 2 approximately 19,000 squar stopped her,” laughed her husband. “Tom really hasn't much taste for | 100king at them with kindly eyes, [ landscapes, and a church with chimes, | \ill be refunded if, after a trlal, |, 00 "4 it the Jot offor: “But just imagine how stunning | quaint things” explained Anne. “But| “But what in the world will you do | And snurgled out of sight, 80 a8 Bot |i¢ hus failed to benefit. Costs only | gylar, its minimum din -« they’ll look on the hall to hang hats | I thought they would look delightful | With a lot of scrap fron like thaty”|t0 Interfere with this artisto har- g a box. Come in and get a free | pe not less than 120 fert on, or—or-n the bathroom for tow. 80Tt of peeping over the eaves of the | obtruded the practical friend. oDy, they womld Nkei's WeUNOIML (| i ot uiid Tob s oL you of the| lication ti ols” house, like they do at the tops of| “Fix up the doors and make them stone road, a good trolley and a lownwm"’ ORRINK is dolng. Lake Pharel pon al}p ca! n'., . “I don't belleve the flat owner will churches; or maybe—sort of sttting up | look old-timy. Just imagine how dia.| "'tB & 80od show or two, i NE s r { will supply prospective %t vou put up hooks” objected a @longside the water spout.” tinguished a door will look with a And while they are hunting this b' i {8 RieLE §3i0g Deh ol friend. “But there aren't any eaves to a|latch like that.” she sald, picking up | C8ti0R 80 architect s having brain- At ok roquirements and instrict “Goodness! I never thought of that,” flat,” objected the practical friend. | a plece of bent and rusty fron. “Moet | 1OFMS trving to design a honsen that ADVERTISEMENT FOR FED- preparation of bids and 1. woplied Anne. She put the hooks “Nor water spouts, either,” chimed | of these nre “j:uisi. Some are Gen il by Larmoniously French, Span- ERAL BUILDING SITES. | company same. mway thoughtfully. Then she dived in- fn another jman. But aren't they delicious? | '8t German. Florentine and Dateh, o W. G. McADOO, = -1 never thought of that” replied “But if you are taking the hard. ®I! 8t One and the same tima. Treasury Department, Office of the Big Auction Sale OF PARK HILL LOTS On Saturd THE SOUTHERN REALTY & AUCTION GO. \nll]llmg\'d of E. M. Andrews and C. G Murphy, two enterprising real estate deal- crs from Greensboro, North Carolina, were attracted to Lakeland hecause it is a live, progressive city. now occupying a prominent place on the map. Deing par- tcularly impressed with the beautiful suburh of PARK HILL tiey induced ay, March 22, at 10 0°clock Pfll’k l““ IS (M Cflllllflll t:rtai.ned by the famous Whirlwind l Resideace Section of Lakeland| | o .o, ooty | | EASY TERMS: One-fourt ! j comes 700 miles to speak to vou. Admission to this cntertainment is FREE. Come, See, Hear end Believe. Also cnjoy the Band Concert. | | Cash; Balance Six, Twelve In fact, it has arrived, already having sev- eral costly residences, granolithic side- walks. beautiful streets, etc., such as are not found in the main part of many con- siderable towns. You get the benefit of ! these improvements without extra cost to s ith Messrs. Stephens & Rogan, the owners of vou, by attending this great Auction Sale Remember the Date—Saturday, March 22, and Eighteen Mon(h“\’ with | this very desirable property, to put it on * - the market at Public Auction and cnable 1913, at 10 a. m. Also Remember the vou to secure one or more of these heanti- ful lots AT YOUR OWN PRICE WHILE THEY LAST. Interest on Deferred Payments | Valuable Prizes of Money and Silverware will be Given Away During the Sale SOUTHERN REALTY an? AUCTION COMPANY E. M. ANDREWS, Mgr. Greensboro, N_C. Free Automobile Ride to this Sale.