Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 10, 1913, Page 8

PAGE PIGHT WHEN you want insurance :@d il not already insured, you need it right now, see D, H. Sloan. 43b 'FOR SALE FOR SALE—3 m\mtul lots, close in, facing mnortheast side Lake Morton; bearing orabge treos: cheap if sold at once. Apply Te!*- | v’y gram office. -2t} FOR SALE OR RENT. Two elege.t bungalows, five rooms snd bath, with all modern mn\eni-v smces, with east front; desirable selghborhood, situated on South Ten- aessec and Missouri avenues. Small eash payment and balance menthly, quarterly or yearly. Could give eight gears in which to pay most of it. 494 W. FISKE JOIINSON, Owner. S PR Y ¥OR SALE—House of 4 rooms and “ ANTED—Position as stenographer. Postcflice box 365. 5§32 TED-—At once, good woman for eral housework and care for baby. 1011 South Flcrida. 541 TED—I have $1,000 to $1,209 cish to buy an improved country | home near Lakeland or Bartow. Only cwners need apply. Address “R,” R. F. D. No. 2, Box 43, Lake- land Fla. ROUPY HENS won't lay or pay. Pre- vent roup and cure the worst cages with Conkey's Roup Remedy. A new supply just in. Guaranteed | | | ! | | i | ‘ A Conundrum Luncheon. - S el i s s - PRI Lr, THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LA‘K!T‘L‘.NY), FLA,, A'PRIL 10, 1913, I~ M HiS US 'AL BAD LUK [ '"”’f/ Odéff | B8Y JULIA FRYE. | cm————— e ——— | “Yes, of courre, 1 had a lovely i time.” Julia shock the evening dress | that she lifted from her trunk a little | vindictively. “You may observe, sis- { ter, dear, that this creation doesn’t show any signs of hard wear, nor do l:\.ny of my other dancing frocks. If | you'll pardon the trite remark, 1 have returned home a sadder but a wiser girl. [ have learned a few wholesome truths, though I must admit that I found them rather unpleasant at first. “I'll just give you a little account I am anxious to entertain for a)of my visit to the city and then it school teacher vwho is coming to the l won't be necessary for me to point & i city for a we vacation. Can you | mioral. suggest something to do at the table, | “Looking back now, I feel like smil- something like “nuis to crack,” only | ing at the pitiful egotism which led [ do not wait to do the ques.ous up | me to half expect a phalanx of young In walnut shells.—Rowena. i men at the train to meet me. Some- . how, I got the idea from the flattering 1 should think this conundrum ' remarks of at least a half dozen of luncheon would be just what you |those who honored our porch with want. For the centerpiece have a | their presence last summer and pre-' Ihm interrogation ; point of small | vious summers that my advent in the lllowen—-n tinsmith 'will make the city would be to them a source of the form, wilch may be fillcd with sand | kcenest delight. Strangely enough, and the flowers have the appearance ; therefore, my arrival created not even of growing. The name cards should | a ripple of excitement. also be question marks cut from| “If it hadn't been for dear old Mrs. cardboard. Any color that you select | Gray, there wouldn't have been one !should be carried out in the place | friendly face to greet me as I stepped ’urdl and the covers of the little book- { off the train. Even she was fuller of lets which contain the conundrums.|her own affairs than of mine. ! Safe Remedy Ends Awfl Catarrh Miscriss, ‘ Gives Instant Rclief, Cures and Pre- vents Catarry and Cold in the Head. The quickest, best and safest way to cure catarrh or a cold in the head is by using a remedy that will “touch | the spot” and do its work quickly without leaving any bad eflects. Ely’s Cream aim, which is applied to the nostrils or rubbed on the thront' YOU WILL BE “ON TIM: or chest gets right at the root of the if you go about it in the rigt: trouble and instantly relieves even | '@ Secure such a result. the worst case of catarrh or cold. A! : IF YOU CARRY A WATCyH few minutes after applied you can feel a loosening up in the head, the PURCHASED HERE pain and soreness are gone, the sense | It Will give you the reputatio: of taste, smell and hearing come |Punctuality. Here you can nuj back, and you feel like a different’ ALL KINDS, GOOD. WATC:g person. AT LOW DOWN PRICES, Ely's Cream Balm cleanses, heals and strengthens the {nflamed mem- Every watch s0ld by us is guarar..q 'brnnel, takes away that stuffed up (oelln: and dull pain In the head,' | Jieves the throat soreness and stoos “ C Steve" the nasty discharge which is the» rcause of the disgusting hawking, spitting, blowing of the nose, and foul breath. Hay fever victims who o are mode miserable 'y fitg of sneez- \E 4 b fl ing, conghing and wheezing get in- N B @ stant and permanent relief by the & use of this simple remedy. ¢ lots, with young bearing trees Only $2,100 on easy terms. The John F. Cox Realty Co. 642 POR SALE—llouse of 6 rooms; lot 100x200; young bearing trees; $250 cash and balance $20 per month at 6 per cent. The John F Co x Realty Co. 652 by D, B. Dickson. 648 \WANTED-—White womar. as cook and general housekeeper on grove near city. Phone 165 Black. 861 Factory Represeatative MHere|: '!'or ornamentation draw the figure of an owl sitting on the branch of a tree and a large interrogation point. Specimens of the questions are giv- en below, but, of course, you may bave others you wish to add: When 1s it easy to read im tho: woods? When autumn turns the leaves. Why are the western prairies flat? Because the sun sets on them every said she had some errands to do, and asked me if I would mind going with her to the shopping district. Of course, I said I'd like to go with her, but after we had passed a whole af | ternoon pricing toweling and kitchen- ware in the basements of three de- partment stores, I made up my mind that when 1 wished' to see the shops I'd try to6 go without Mrs. Gray. “l was glad when we got to her Don’t suffer another minute. Ely's * Ralm will relleve you imme- diately, and a 50 cent bottle will r more than likely work a complete cure. All druggists sell it. L] United Brotherhood of Carpente HOLDS CUSHION IN ITS PLACE ' ang Joiners of Mh,hul 1778 Excellent Arrangement Which In- Meets every Tuesday night at TOR SALE —House of 3 rooms; lot 50x135, with 19 young trees, for $600. Act quick or someone will beat you to it. The John F. Cox Realty Co. 552 L FOR SALE--Parlor Billiard and Pool I have been sent here to dis- pose of three planos by the fac- tory. I do not care to advertise these names as [ intend to sell them at greatly reduced prices All T will say is 1 mean business :::c;tr‘;‘:‘;:\"“(’{’d’;_'::; B;'{w:lpl /1 and must sell these pianos at o X once. These are highest grade 639 pianos, Remember, you are deal- ,nlght apartment finally, to find that my | Which is the largest room in the | trunk had come, for I was anxious to world? Room for improvement. put on something pretty for the eve- ' When 18 a cup like & cat? When |ning in case there should be callers. your teasin’ it. |1 might just az well have taken my Why is it dangerous to walk abroad | ease in the negligee that Mrs. Gray in the springtime? Because the grass | suggested, for our evening together Is putting forth blades, every flower | was uninterrupted. 1 began to think _has a pistil, the trees are shooting and | that maybe some of the cards I had the bulirushes are out, sent to my summer friends-——summer | Why is a washerwoman the great- | fricnds is such a good name, dear, for “est traveler on record® Because she 'those careless young men who grace sures That Head Rest Is Always In Position When Wanted. !oclock. at McDonald's ball. | R. L. MARSHALL, Presidcat. J. W.LAYTON, Vice Pres. J. W. LOGAN, Treasurer J. H. FELDS, Fin, Secy. A head eu-hlon in an armchair is a | great luxury, but it has one draw- back, and that is, that whenever the occupant of the chair moves, the H. F. DIETL .CH, Rec. Secy cushion Is liable to slip out of place. H. L. COX, Conductor. There are many devices for keeping ‘S AMUEL BOYER, the cushion in position, but perhaps "y "o ARR, | that shown in our sketch is the best |*+ T of all, as a cushion mnde in the way C. L. WILLOUGHBY, POR SALE-—TFour of the finest grove ing direct with one of the largest piano factorics in the world and crosses the line and goes from pole | to pole. our tennis court and swimming beach ' llluatmted cannot possibly slip out of Board of Trustees. and decorate our porch during the place, even if the occupant of the - Iots in the city, 50x200; fine leca- uwon; right price. Cloge in, The John I*. Cox Realty Co. 642 will but at sacrifice price. If 1 don’t gell at once, will leave these in homes of reliable people for free storage. If interested write into the Red sea, what will it be- | ~come? Wet. | What is the difference between a FOR SALE—A few good Jersey milk {{ now to the Telegram office. 530 | has two? cows at Wilson Lres. stable. Musi pinion, 80. 61s| Why is a schoolboy being flogzed e like your eve? . [ under the Inch, Linings, ‘ Why doesn't Sweden send her eat- Because he's a pupil | FOR SALL-—Baby chicks. ! G. €. Redivave, R Green as a t1uning, espeelally an tle abroad? Pecanse she keeps her doors wot ol Bwindell da Peighteenth ¢ooiory shade of green, Stockholm Pt o ey . {will be a feaiuy |, particularly as coat What is the difference between a FOR SALE- Lt front 1ot i sood |16 fop velve l‘ml fur. Yellow and clock and a rarvinership? When a neich ' Price | orango are alio popular for this pur ¢lock s wound up It goes; when a $625; §$: ud talanee inpoge. Much ¢:n bo expressed in a ' lirm is wonnd up it stops. one and two yoas, Phoue $39 orcoat lining., Ma:y of these linings ara . What belongs to yourself and s works of art in themselves, and a lin- used bv your friends more than your- | Ing denotes proper appreciation of de- | self? Your name. .mus which augurs well for the essen-| What is the center of gravity? The | 'l tial, A fascinating effect noticed In a letter V. | one cannot l"“tmlor made cont of chestnut bro\m‘ e than §600. Yon tweed was a lining of olive green | Pretty Party Gown, 32 blue. 485 | 'mhlt, lo0i | gize, HOX185, Ono fine, desiig in Park 1l fots excopt ought for Joss ean get this one i peak quiek | satin with a piping wil round inside of | Will you please suzgest some inex. [ at $000; paved side-walk. \V. | & natticr blue shot ribbon, pensive material for an evening dress Elmo Drooks. 638 w——— ‘snmvlhinz to wear to the concert, the N RS theaier and such like? Would a fine a - e | « v of cotton erepe made up 4 K Yo~ b} Yeiniily bo all yight? 1 do not hava o B e Answered. [ m very ofien to wepr suehi a . hor (In e ( . but wi I do I need it on on IMolland)- Willle, don't Wi JLI it b oo m inry t? ol 8 u-u a deess for a & prevle who made war on ' 1?7 1 will w mll | Witliv—"Do Anti-gcloot cour roply.—N | dudge. { S WOR RENT—Unfurnished rooms, T —— stead of the coiton erepe T woul 606 Last Pine St 466 enecoct 4 maranizette of white ovoe a white or color ilk slip made afte any giclish pattern to be found in o up-to-date, reliable fashion m You will find this verv servie Trim -with lace and a dointy sash. 1 hopo I am not teo late. It was fmpos- sible to reply befere, Off the Wire. Operator—"Number, please?” Sub seriber—"I was talking mit my hus tand und pow I don't hear him any more. You must of pushed hlm off da vire=liilwaukee News, POR RENT—G-room Louse on West Lemon street; all modern eonyveni- ences. Call 354 Dlack, or address Box 262. 607 e ————— WOR RENT—Four or nve rooms, picely furniched for licht house- Xeeping; cloce in. Phone 176 Blue. 486 Watch the Department, I am much fnicrosied in your col fumn in the § ror and am coming to you Please print a8 soon s p 1@ games ito be used at of younz men Wi ' FOR RENT—Four rooms and bhath very ty improveme Call 3 All modern nts; reasonable rent, Virg Ave. FOR RE \T—‘ oure, dath, shades, sereens; John I, Cox Realty Co. POR RENT—New modern h elose in. C. J. Baldwin, phone 204 GI d you enjoy 11.‘.- . Taresm QIR AT Y b14 CLIILAIT SIDEWALTS. Blue. We enlarge on the fact that when | Acknowledaing Rec vou lay a walk of coment tic job is| Is an answer ne T ished—that means you'se not ech- are inviied to a receptic stantly repuiving nor paying out T meney —when the job is finisiied you ! have one that will last. ~ Improve your property— the late, get our estimate e walks you nced- (i 1ded cost will be more tnan [ v the big fmprovement in tie » erty. Get our estimate. LAKELAXD ARTIF! SICKE WORK: H. B. Zimmerman. rop, The latest he that a card sen a of the receptica shou make it cn lay- slizht olfset ( how. a s 10 h'v"vu to sond an nccvm.mce or i jou he hostesz tell her you ex) ) rop- PR, | Placing the Wecting Ring. { Upon which finger should the wed- . ding ring be plact-l?—fo ntry Lass. A “- The finger next lo the little one on the left hand is toe onc from i fmmemorial called the “weddiog rin finger." WANTED—Guod wnite girl for geu- eral housework. Phoue 339 or 337 Blue. b =} 7 WANTED—First class northern male stencgrapher, typevriter and of- fce detail man, capable of attend- mg to routine correspondence without dictation. Give experience. seferences and salary expected. Qountry Club, delightiul surround- tags. W. F. Hallam, See. (113 MACAME MERRL | | weeks later, | music at his club, and I was jlot. But It 'a winter frie [ glad to et ba | It you throw a stone that 8 white | heated season—had gone astray. So I chair should leave the seat altogether. ' decided to call up Ted Harris and tell | him I was in town. “His mother answered ‘the phone. duck that has one wing and one that | She said Ted had told her that I was trimmed all round at the edge with a ! Mercly a difference of @ | coming and she thought he expected broad frill. ' to see me the next weck. He was so busy socially, she informed me, that he had very little time. Indeed, he wis lending a cotillion at the Fort. nizhtly assembly that very evening. “I theueht Ted’s mother rather fe- line, but the cotii rounded good to me, and 1 had a picture of myself moving mazes of that delightiul dence tvwo Ire ubered how Ted was always des upon the per- fection of the flocr and the beautiful ure he would want me to dance there once at least. I was awfuily glad my eve- ning gowns weren't in the ,east bit country, “Well, to reliove your curiosity at once, let me tell you that Ted called me up the next day and was most cordial. He told me hLow glad he would be to gee me and how sorry b was that Le had every e ng t for weeks in ¢ his usnal bhd he said I mus with him de would it T cou e full, : cqueeze the lunchwon in me up in a day or two an date. “That, my dear, was the last of Ted. I heard frem him no mo d prob ably will not azain until he ap upon our veranda bright and Hmlm" some morning next summer, amiably teady to enjoy our boat or our auto- mobile or even the early apples in doarr | our orchard. “After I had been in town a week | Clayton Rogers called me up and said he'd been trying to get around to see me, but that he wa 1ed to picees \\ith business, ‘I'd like to get up a v for you,' he toid me. uijprise lecture ous shoc ter. Bu day I wo e evey the eity. tley weren't heard Fer churc her numere v 105t iu.pon. t my true value as 1 and 2s a summer | now, dear. I'm awfully lesson I lear friend. Do vou ! really sec: mund"‘-( 1s 1o like me 2all the year | o Daily News, t's a wmhrml thing to be a man whom evervbody will trust—includiog un grocer aud the butcher. of the © to nice old Tom, who # feathers or mar=bcu or fur, and you'll | Lakeland Lodge No. 91, F & M. Regalar communications he!d oa second and 4th Mondays at 7.1, pl {th. Visiting brethren cordlalls fn vited. J. C. OWENS \ J. P. WILSON, & Lakeland Chagter, R. A N 29 meets the first ihorsday @ each month In Ma. Tl fug companions welcomed. A 1, Leonard, H. P.; J. F. Wilsen, —_— I consists of a large cushion made | i to fit right across the top of the up- per part of the hack of the chair and | At the back of this cushe | fon what may be best described as a | Palm Chapter, ). 7 me s sacnnd and fourth Thersday o “f each month at 7:20 p 1 e Wlora Keen, W, M.; J. F. W 1| %3 | | | Fakeland Camp No. 78, W 0 | meets every gecond and - .rtt 7 llly nlvht Woodmen Clrel ; L Th v, oot | Council Commarder, Mrs € role gccond covering is ntnclud £o that | the (wh.u\ nay h\. slipped over tho l % -3 K OF P l u]mn e Regular mectIng every sheteh at the top shows 1l 7:30 at 0dd Fellows i the back of t and clearly ux 'embers always v illustrates the in which it can . Dl be placed in position, ! Chancellor ( The cushion wisht, of course, b 4 w» ACKION, Scerctay covered with some of the same cres | tonne that has been uged in covering ! the chair, or it mizht be made \\Ml\‘ POST‘R:‘- ‘G- A k. soft silk chosen in gome shade to‘ Meets the first Sutureay Ir harmonize with the colors appearing menth at 10 1. m. at the ! in the cretonne; in either case, it will 'J. M. Spacling on Kentucky = ) be found a most comfortable addition | A. C. SHAFFER, Com» to & wicker or deck chair, I. R. TALLEY, Adjurant PROMISED PETURM CF SHAWL!| &inora Rehekuh Lodze N 4 s IabE w b Our G “.;mec:s every second and fo Comfortable Wrap Worn by Our Grai ds mothers Is Likely to Be Re. adtd LU B stored to Favor, ing brothers and sisters cordiull (i vited. Shawls have reaypeared in fashion. ! MRS. F. C. LONGMAN, N able guarters, but they are not worn : MRS. ILA S 8 i rdays. Asa - place of | Lake Lodre No. 2,10 th evening . meets Friday nich 0. 0. F. hail. Vis ordially Invited. L. REYNOLDS W. P. PILLIANS, N GLA B oL E Orange Blossom Div. No G. L. A, to B. of L. E. mentc ¢ secoud and fourth Wediesduts cach month at 2:30 p. m. Vis Sisters always welcoma MRS. J. C. EROWN Sec” ! ORDER OF EAGLIS. The Fraternzl Order of T meets every Weduesday nigit 7:30, a¢ 0da Feliows' hall. J. H. WILLIAMS, Presidert E. M. SMAILS, Secretary. —————— Consclence Inspires Ald. have something that a queen might b8! A Yonkers clergyman, ‘whose rame | proud to own. was pot made publie, advertised 1F | Gold net, darned with colored floss the ewner of a man’s watch lost &- i after the manner of Italian fillet, and found in North Rroadway three ¥ line with two layers of ehiffon, makes | ago. The minister said a recent a stunning shawl-scarf. 1 b it . Jliladi does | a cold in tho | e en re the p:y ing out grand of shawls and n has arrived. Mad gr. l-hued If the dear old w1l of white Canton exbreidered by ine lace—her ov'n cuci she left any behin ancestral scuere 0 3 ucheedzed, have & scarf of chife j fon brecaded wit flowers In | { raised velvet, ouilined with gold. Then | e the small wran with gold tissue | i2nd edge it on ali side with whitol ™\ -