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

s TRN EVENING TELBORAM, LAK ELAND, FLA., AUG. 18, 1913 TH SUTS WEE 25 2 w Classified Advertising| | JPine Clothes Help Spanish King. ,, ", ot b g 8.3, o P p o o W Kesh: Theeos. :: I:m:::rv:leg:eitv‘:z E’fi?:tp;m - . —_m SALE—WIill take WANTED(— y,, 4 r he . ‘ r § :. — There i8 no monarch who is so pune- FOR S ALE - .l $75 if sold at once. Florlda.":: :lad:;a;o '“hfirpen 4 MMonarch Believed to Spend More tilious about being dressed in the ex- W] . N ) Georgia. Land €o., phone » er. new, g, 8 | Money on Wardrobe Than Aay :‘:‘;’9 :2;":2:3“&: ::: frp::’;::hfi o is she? ‘- Munn Bldg. t 1085 ::?:- Lakelayg '} , , : g w. T - —— ardware Co, 1@ ! R“h\:IeE !:ce;: (;‘:lar ofvflmuul‘ e become in the least out of date is at What is the strange MRS RIN Y 1”4 I : i T A Ao once put out of the royal wardrobe, fear that terrorizes: Terrell. R REN : though it may only have been worn by 4 Sy - [, 3 0 2087 London.—The king of Spain 18 the | 1o king once, or possibly not worn her? . LOTS FOR SALE—Close: in, residen. S t elaborately sttired monarch i g¢ a1l The king of Spain has not tial lots. Must b sold at once. e Lazeiang, sy, pe. any particular fancy for any material Where is she going? Address Box 422. 1082 | FOR RENT—Twa. attractive bunga- 8 of gold; by It is doubtful if the youthful mon-| (except perbaps a striped flannel for lows on West Lemon street, Phone | the: fnder. | 1088 | Jeremlah's Barzy, . bas ever been scen more than'gymmer wear) so far as the pattern|* T SALBFres dirt. Kindling Red. - a dozen times in the sama Sult,. goes, He appears equally often in | i Fo:oodSAa[t‘EnF;:: lo.:.d. Apply at i front of D. B, p, ¥ pnd it s certain that there are wmany light and dark clothes of different pat~ tat T Store and i o N puits in which he has been seen but . terns, but he never wears a heavy ma- : Kibler hotel. FOR RENT—4 unfurnished T0Om; | oo Room’ No . warg mmce or twice. lteml of any sort. et reasonablerent. Appl to C. C.|punl dikg, » -. 3,y When he takes a fancy to a particd-| His majesty has a particular liking f FOR SALE—Fine ten-acre tract in Slamors with Lakeland ‘Hard: s BY Bty g tweed or cloth he will often order for fancy waistcoats, He buys dos- i city lmits; good house of four ware and Plumbing Co. ©1037 dosen suits from it straightway and ens of them and pays from $15 to $28 rooms; six acres first class truek each but two or three times. If apiece for them. In walstcoats alone 1and snd four acres in bearing WANTED—A firyy,, Good position for th A AR tires of the material before he bas he spends at least $1,000 a year. é . % ‘ > ” ) j r grove. A bargain for guick sale. worn the whole dozen he will hIVO! When he came over to the English S t er The Johm F. Cox Realty Co. . lsce aneOUSo Address or lDDlyu[ Tot put out of the royal wardrobe. court in 1905 to woo the then Prin- 1032 Lakeland, would be difficult to say how many cegs Ena he had in his wardrobe eome | t puits of clothes the king of Spaln o ; waistcoats of rather more remarkable ‘ —_— .| Are you:a bargain hunter? Then " Bers in the year. lpattem than was possible even for & FOR RENT OR SALE—Easy terms; | go to the Clonts’ store In YOUF|yagp A g0, With g . The number greatly varies. Some-' monarch to wear, in England at all . five-room bungalow, all modern|rounds. You won’t be disappointed. [ gpjosare e Mmes King Alfonso will order as events, without belng thought to vio- O a improvements. Near Lake Mor-| you will find i there. 1047 Beat ot locke.t : many as a couple of dozen suits at.a late good taste. ton; $18 per month. Ceally & heborig « By e, while at other times he will give | Clearly a lint had to be given to the — an'utt. 1060 “MW €ws officy tailor, or rather one of them, for young monarch on the matter, and his ) HILL AND g ; |l | DUFFY'S DEAD SHOT € patronizes several, an order for but royal host, the late King Edward, with FEVER TONIC—2 to § P mme or two suits. | characteristic tact, thought of the best a fascinating love FOR SALE—One nice horse 9 years The king of Spain keeps from 100 ' way of doing this without offending romance thg.t" old, safe, sound and gentle; also guaranteed to break up any icm & Irte 1‘0"' get it frg W 160 suits in the royal wa-drobes the royal guest. The Princess Ena was 5 we buggy and wagon. Price right or of chill and fever, or lagrippe. , 1t's all right, y mnd buys on an average of 100 suits instructed to eay something on the will run as our next will exchange for good property. | Taken asa tonie, it will build up | quality. B year. subject to King Alfonso, and there- serial J. R. Powell. 1068 the system, improve the appetite | - — § His majesty’s bill to his tailor alone ' after his xlnalestty was nevefr :fien in t : : e and make life worth living. For| WANTED—100 gray| 2 Bverages $5,000 a year, of which sum fancy walstcoat except of ho FIOf FOR SALE—Nice dry stovewood on | sale at all drug stores 25c a bot-| for raflroad const { correct pattern according to English | Jz7zs.4 Jor the first installment| nand. Don't forget to phone 258 | tle. Manufactured by G. E.|. Mulberry, Fla, ‘ notions. | The king of Spain, like all very well | §%8 lhiS paper in a. few days. i dressed men, is extremely particular | about having ties that harmonize cor- rectly with his clothes. He purchases about 100 ties in the year, which cost him from $5 to $10 each, and buys | ' most of thesm in Ifarls. ’ Plutarch tells us of Pericles that, | On shirts the 'Spanish monarch “following the dictates of enthusiasm gpends about the same as he does on and absorbed in sublime inquiries,” he ties. b.ecame engrossed in questions of pub- i His polo shirts cost him $15 apiece lic concern and gave to his paternal and are made of the finest silk, and estate and private money matters enly he puts a dozen of them out of the such attention as sufficed to insure him royal wardrobe every eeason. against pecuniary embarrassments, | King Alfonso changes his collar and | and b"°“8“m the management of his shirt three times a day, and rarely | Property into such a method as wae wears a shirt that has been laundered | Yery easy at the saume time that it mozo than three or four times. was exact.” In much the same way John Bigelow, after he had reached | Finds $10,0€0,000 Meteor. the prime of his powers, refused to be _Fresno, Cal-—Whilp digging a well | further troubled with the question of on his farm near here, Fred Williams, | money-getting, but, having already ac- " a farmer, found a 20-ton meteor from | Quired a modest competence, gave his which ne chipped a small plece of met. | time and thought to matters of larger ingialionsolctiSpall al looking like solid gold. Jewelers interest and served his country and ed it crystallized gold his generation with works better suit. noteor would be worth | €d to his tastes and more worthy of his energies than any pursuit of pri- vate fortune—Dial. Red, The Wnod Yard. 1084| Scott, Lakeland, Fla. 968\‘.' Bremer, Mulberry, i e contonn” ¥ —_— Wy ~ INDIANS ON THEIR WAY TC THE' SHAN KIvZ | Amerlcan' Likened to Pericles. London tailors get a good share, There ' here _pronoung I8 one London tailor who, when the and figure the ¥ . king of Spain_ was_the guest of_the | $10,000,000 if their deductions are cor- . S g | rect. B S——— frssam— i 2L DA e o Lt One-Half Off On Straw Hat | Beginning Friday Morning we will sell any Straw Hat in stock for 1-2 price 3# | BI6 REDUCTIONS ON SHOES AND OXFORI All the latest Styles and Toes, and all this season’s goods. No old shop-worn ot of-date goods, You know the character of merchandise this store sells--The Best I MONEY CAN BUY. | : .| Our usual guarantee back of every pair we sell. “Your money’s worth or your m | | back” We need the room and must have it for large INCOMING FALL STO Clapp Shoes and Oxfords The famous “JustWright” R@‘%/ga S C @4 Including all styles and all ?hoes;t:}d()x;ordsrcduced ,\, ?gtsh(;:rs. $7l;8rmer price $12151}) s A $2 .98 . OXFORDS " Re.ductgd.to._ : $4098 $5 Quality reduced to $3.48 AT HAI_F PRI Terms Cash.” No gbdds charged to any one AT REDUCED PRICES Good time now to buy your Boys’ School Shoes as they are Greatly Reduced, C early while selections are good. G Se— O — |[BAILEY CLOTHIN DEEN & BRYANT BUILDING