Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 24, 1913, Page 3

PAGE TH THE BVENING TELRGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., JUNE 24, 1913. IN SOCIETY 00RQAARAVAQO0CAAVNVANARANCQ00QOC TELEPHONE NUMBERS—SO0CIETY EDITOR. -] Q -] - Sy m—— ‘ AL KOTICE—Notices for ¢he Social Department ean be com- & ted to the Seclety Editor by either of the above telephones. K& tten notices to the Bociety Editor, care Evening Telegram. O of social functions, elad meetings, church gatherings and & 1tems of social interest sheould be telephoned to this depary- ¥ as soon as they oecur im erder that their news value is aet © [ ] [} -] CEEE-R-R-R-RK-R-R-R-R-RA-R-R-R-R-R-N-R L R-R-R-E-RN-F-] ere the best and cheapest of foods. Don’t buy fruit and vegetables out of season. Don’t buy in large quantities if your home is small, Don’t take ice in winter. window box. Don’t buy new novels. Don’t jump on a car for every ten blocks, Walk! Don’t get into debt. Charge ac- counts are vampires. : Don’t live beyond your income. Society Meets Tomorrow. dies Friendly Society of the church will meet tomorrow at 4 o’clock at the home of tie Rivers, 101 South Mass- } avenue, and all members| ally invited to attend. h . L] L) Use a | U. Social Tonight, Voman’s Christian Temper- pn will hold a social tonight Bunday school room of the thodist churcn, all minis- fhe city, superintendents and of Sunday schools are most invited to be present. . . . Circle Met Yesterday. eading Circle of the Foreign ent of the Methodist Mis- Bociety met yesterday after- | the Suniay school room of Methodist church, a good of members being in attend- OPPOSITION. By George Matthew Adams, There is no force quite so effective as Opposition. When everything runs along smoothly and with no Cpposition we lose the correctness of our vision, becomes careless and get off edge. Win on your mettle. Opposition keeps you constantly on the alert, arouses every ounce of fight in you and makes you think and plan your hardest and act be- yond your normal powers. Win on your mettle. No one knows his own Possibilities of Efficiency and Achievement until the odds against him become desper- ate and he stands up and faces them and—Fights. Win on your mettle. You have within yourself certain abilities undreamed of by you that need but the stimulating force of Opposition to bring them out. Oppo- sition, dodged, becomes a terrible monster—faced, it takes to its heels. Win on your mettle. be optimistic rerarding the Have a scale in your kitch- paders for the afternoon were C. Jenkins and Mrs. G. P. hce. Dont’s. ives Leagues are doing promote household economy highest order, and as their extended there ought to be ctory increase in individual bank accounts. The Asso- ubs of Domestic Science are along this line also. Mrs. i H. Cooley, president of janization, gives these twelve " which we heartily com- p women who want to save DAILY RIDDLES, market by ‘phone unless you onds and left-overs. forget there is much nutri- 1. cheap cuts of meats if prop- ked. economize on cereals. They Questions, What is that which everyone czn divide but no one can see where it has been divided? 2. Why is there no such thing [ ARE STIELL IVING AWAY those beautiful suits and pants--also Palm Beach suits--at less than cost, as we want to get ready for our fall line. We want all the room we can get, as we have bought an enormous stock of Hart Schaffner & Marx cloth- ing---also other goods. Our straw hats and other furnishings reduced in price. Now is the time to get bargains by calling around to see us. | Outfitter The Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothing I JOSEPH LeVAY as a whole day? 3. Why is a man climbing a vol- cano like an Irishman trying to klss‘ a girl? | 4. Beheod some every day arti-| cles of men’s wearing apparel and' leave a food which horses relish. 5. Why is a dressmaker not like- ly to lose her hooks? Answers. 1. Water. 2. Because every day begins by breaking. 3. He's trying to get at the crater’s mouth. 4. Coats, oats.. 5. Because she has an eye to each of them. Bates' Department LOT6 Put two and two together and you’ll un- derstand why this is the Peoples’ Favorite % Store. 'Why I lead in_the procession in % good merchandise selling. Ecoponpcal ® people want good goods and at fair prices 4-karet double-distilled Bargainls Men’s Furnishings $1.00 Union-Made Overalls, blue and pin check..... Solelod Lo 50¢ Overalls, pin check and brown, good _va.lues $1 00 Shirts, white and neat stripes, all' sizes, fOr..ccaa- 50c Shirts white and neat stripes, all sizes, !or A good 50c elastic seam Drawers, 38c, 8 pairs for $1.00 ONE WAY TO STOP IT. “There was a man named Joseph Cable, Who bought-a goat stable, One day his goat, too prone to dine, Ate a red shirt, right off the line, =5 just for his w» S = o Then Cable to the goat did say, ‘Your time has come; you’'ll die this day,’ And took him to the railroad track, And there he bound him on his back. The train then came, and the whistle blew; Ang the goat well knew his time was RS SR 5 - ~r NI S\ TP £, s 13 . G G - \ ‘ S ' ll 1 ) ey \ ) T R LaR IS g0 e B | ) [ - due, Lut with a mighty shriek of pain, Coughed up the shirt and flagged tho Irritating Red Nose May Be Caused by Inflammation and Should Be Treated at Once. A red nose is an affliction which proceeds from such a variety of causes that it is quite difficult to suggest a universal cure, and as a red nose is an undesirable condition, no woman should hesitate about treating this feature as soon as the skin begins to show discoloration. When the flesh on the nose becomes red, it indicates some physical trouble that needs cor- rection. This external sign of internal do- rangement may be the result of an excess of eating, drinking, restricted circulation of the blood or an inflamed condition of the nose. Whatever the cause, its source should be discovered and remedies applied without delay. On one occasion a woman wished to cure a red nose, and I suggested one cure after another. She followed all directions, but got no relief. Finally I urged her to see a doctor, because I suspected inflammation, which even- tually was found to be the cause of the red nose. If you are positive as to your diet being the right sort and your circula- tion is good, then in almost every in- stance it is advisable to have the membranes of the nose linings exam- ined for possible {inflammation, be- cause if they are swollen an external redness is sure to follow. If the nasal structure {8 in a healthy condition, however, then one can be reasonably sure that by simple diet and outward applications the flesh can be restored to its normal whiteness.—Philadelphia Telegraph. Slege of Crete. Crete deserves mention of our list of | memorable sieges, for in Cretan his- tory we find the longest siege on reo- ord, besides which Troy's ten years seem but a skirmish. In 1648 theTurks, attempting to conquer the island, laid slege to the capital city of Candia, which, however, did not surrender un- til September, 1869, after 21 years. Again in 1821, when the Cretans re volted, the defeated Turks were able to hold the fortified cities against all attacks, and many of them were still uncaptured when the powers {inten vened nine years later. Difference. The only difference betwesa @ saprice and a lite-long passion is that the caprios lasts a little longer—The ~ NELPLESS AS BABY Down in Mind Unable to Work, and What Helped Her. Summit Point, W. Va.—Ms. Anng Belle Emey, of this place, says: *I suf« fered for 1 Xurs with an awful pain in my right side, caused from womanly trouble, and doctored lots for it, but withe out success. | suffered so very much, that | became down in mind, and as help- less as a baby. | wasin the worst kind of shape. Was unable to do any work. I began taking Cardui, the womar’s tonic, and Egt relief from the very first dose. B, t“humel hadl ttalfen l' bote tles, my health was completely restored. F Tam uoyw 48 years years old, {mt feel ag { good as I did when only 16. | _Cardui certainly saved me from losinE my mind, ard [ feel it my duty to spea in"its favor. 1 wish I had some power over poor, suffering women, and could make them know the good it would do them.” | Ifyou suffer from any of the ailments " peculiar to women, it will cer(axnlm worth your while to give Cardui a It has been helping weak women for, more than 50 years, and will help you, too. | TryCardui. Your druggist sells it. Write to: Chattancoga Medicine Co., Ladies’ Adwsory Degt., Chatianooga, Tenn., for Special Instructions on your case and 64-page book, “Home Treatment for Women,” in plain wrapper, N.C. 131 »wd train. CURE FOR FACIAL BLEMISH am days at 11 &, m. and 7:30 p. m. % Boys’ Clothing Going at Half Price HATS! HATS! Stetson Hats, Herald Hats, Monroe Hats, Beugraco Hats, Straw Hats, Canvas Hats, Old Hats and then some. $4.00 and $5.00 Stetson Hats for $2.75 ; $3.00 Her?.ld Hats for $1‘.98 Monroe Hats worth $2.50 for $1.48. Straw Hats going at half price. 50c Four-in-hsnd Ties, 3 for $1.00 Ladies’ Ready-to-wear Department $1.00. $1.50 and $2.00 Waists, all sizes, for Ladies’ and Children’s Dresses, come and see- Prices low. A great many Bargains to offer you in this department. ] See my line of Wash Goods—nothing better for the price. Prices cut. Fruit of Loom and Lonsdale Bleaching, 11 yards for 98¢ Summer Days Cambric, 36-inch, 11 yards, for MONEY BACK IFNOT SATISFIED The above Prices all next week. Now is your time. Starts 23rd. BATES e e mxg g -C-E| The Greatest Hot Weather Comfort DIXIELAND AND MYRTLR Is The Cheapest ITREET METHODIST CHURCHES A block of OUR PURE ICE will do more to vizieland Chureh— keep you cool and healthy during this hot Serviess—1st and 8¢ Sadbatts, 1| weather than anything you can buy, am; 34 and ¢th Gabdaths, 7:30p. & Sadhath Seheol—3 p. m. And the cost is the merest trifle, Prayer Servies—Thursday algh: % at 7:30. And if you use OUR COUPON BOOSS even Myrtle Strest Chured— this trifle is minimized. Serviess—1st and 84 Sadbaths 7:30 p. m.; 34 and ¢th Gadbaths, 1) Keep your refrigerator well charged with our ice---and you can charge oft drug bills, bad temper and most other torrid time ills. NE Suaday Sehesl—$ p. m. ] Prayer Servises—Tuesday aight | 4 7:30. W H. STEINMKYER, Lakeland Ice Company Phone 26 SAINTS CHURCH. Suviemat lla m. and 0 p. All Buadays exeept the thirg fa the menth. @ther sorviees as appelated CUMBERLAND FRESRY- The Sanitary, Du “ Flat Wfimfim’ PEE-GEE FLATKOATT For the Walls and Cellings of (Geraer Fierida Ave and Lemen OL.; Rev. J. D, Lowia, paster. Preaching third and fourth Sun- Toee Goe (Ssuth Kentucky Ave.) Rev. Isaae C. Jenkins, Temperary residence, 911 Flerida aveaue. Office at Hours, 11:30 to 13:30. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCR (Tonnames Ave., Berwesn Mals ea¢ Lemon Strests.) Rev. W_ 8. Patterson, Paster. Sunday Services—Sunday seheel :48; preaching. 11 am. m., ean¢ 0o m Welnsslay—Praywr maoling o st m passr Soutt ehured Ask our dealer in - Sy S S e e make Pes-Gee Flatkoast easy go“.‘::l',' i W"" ol each oan Sasctactured by Peaslee.Ga “Cn Lakeland Hardware & Furmure Co. -~ 5 ~ [ - - | el £; - PN - t . i 2 I\ Ko b e B TS N N W ~- { \ ‘?v 2 A“?A{‘?i £ 3 £ 3. f S ‘ ‘Ex H 4 —m‘ -