Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 3, 1913, Page 8

i ! HotDripiCoffee, 5¢ At luncheon time think of the Red Cross Fountain Hot Lunches served quickly and cieanly 0 P E at N 6;30 a.m. Y The ; ross Pharmacy Phone 89 Have you tried our Hot drip Coffee, 5c OOOOIONEI00000 -The Protessions- . and Operations of . EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT * Phone: Office 141; Residence 31 H Sulte I, Bryaat Buliding g LAKELAND, FLA. HHHOQO DR. W. R. GROOVER— PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Rooms 5 and 4 Kentucky Buildin Lakeland, Florida Established in July, 1900 ¥ DR. W. 3. IRVIN E DENTIST 4 Room 14 and 15 Kentucky Bullding ! i Phone: Office 150; Residence 84 { RO HOLHOCHOHCHOY BLANTON & LAWLER 1 i ] g ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW ; L) LLIVAN PHYSICIAN Bpecial Attention @iven %o [ ] ] ! SURGERY | [ ] L] il dgm vlono?(lj??oll?t%. i ¥ Ofce phone, 278 Blue. : DR. SARAH B. WHEELER i OSTEOPATH ] Rooms 2 and 3, Skipper Bullding ! LAKELAND, FLA. ; DR. C. C. WILSON PHYSICIAN AND SURGEGN [} Special Attention @iven to .’ DISEASES OF WOMEN AND E ! I YORCHCRORORORCE 1% CHILDREN Deen-Bryant Bldg.. Sulte 0. Phone 857 HOBCHOBOBOBCHCHCH0S X CHOBOACHORCRORCBORHHHIBIRBOY g D 0, ROGERS, LAWTER | g Room 7, Bryant Bldg. Phone 269 ¥ g Lakeland. Florida. , TORARRORORHOBO CHONBIROHCBCRORRB0BIBOH0R0 R. B. HUFFAKER B i st 9 @ —Attorney-at-Iaw. LOUIS A. FORY "ni.n HOTEL. LAKELAND FLA 4] 9. N r Ofice Upstairs Bast of Sourt How BARTOW, FLORIDA TR '’ Examination of Titles and Real - Ustate Law a Speclalty JEREMIAH B. SMIVE NOTARY PUBLIO LOANS, INVESTMENTS IN REAL ESTATR - - '«Zomzoxox@:oxozox\'m§ % GETTING HER INTERESTED X " g K o BY NORA MEIHLE. K P> ‘3:0:0:0:020}0!010:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0}0:0:0:0{0}&& It was at the sewing circle. “My, but I'm excited about the frol- ic!” said the little blond girl, who was creating some marvelous pale blue thing to wear in her hair. “I'm going to wear all pale blue, and Harry's mother is going to take us in their machine. Mother wouldn’t let me g0 without a chaperon, so Harry's mother said she'd be it!” Then the little blond girl subsided into the depths of the big chair, busily sewing blue roses of ribbon. “It'll be wonderful!” sighed the girl with the big white apron, who was embroidering. “Did you see our club corner? It's by far the prettiest of all—and it’s just full of retreats where you can sit out dances!” she sighed again, and put down her work while she looked out of the window dream- ily. “What I'm looking forward to is the moon dance!” exclaimed the girl who was making buttonholes in a new shirt walst. “You know, every light is to be turned out except that great big moon right over the pine trees corner—and we're going to have the club song played, and oh, it'll be heavenly! I'm so glad I'm going with Fred because he's such a perfect waltzer! Honest- ly, I wouldn't care much if I didn’t have another dance on the program but that moon dance!” “Yes, it's all true, and I just don’t know which part of it I'm looking for- ward to most!” exclaimed the girl who was too lazy to sew and who frankly admitted it. “I'm going to wear old rose, and Tom has promised to bring me bride roses, and mother is going to let me wear her pearls, and I'm just so happy that I'm afraid I'll wake up! Do you ever feel afraid for that reason?” “What a foolish lot of children you are!” exclaimed the cynical girl, who sat somewhat apart from the others. The cyincal girl was darning stock- ings. “Before I'd make such a fuss about a dance! Fancy thinking it's something great to dance in the glow of some yellow paper thing over an electric light!” She smiled in a very superior way. “Aren't you coming?” exclaimed sev- eral amazed voices at once. “No, I don't care to go,” replied the “I'm Going to Stay at Home.” cynical girl, easily. “I'm going to stay at home and have & sensible time.” “What on earth will Bob do if you don't go?" exclaimed a wondering voice. The question was taken up by the others. “What girl will Bob take?” asked one. “I don’t know—perhaps that horrid Smithers girl.” The tone of the cyni- cal girl was even and disinterested. “Oh!” there was inspiration in the tone. “I have an idea. Harry's cous- {n is coming and Harry has been try- ing ever so long to get some one for him. Since you don’'t want to go with Bob"—she put it nicely—“why don’t you go with us?” The cyinca! girl hesitated. “Why, yes, I could,” she said, slowly. Then she smiled. “Goodness! Only two days and I baven't a thing prepared! Whatever'll I wear!” She flung into the bag the stocking she was darning and moved interestedly toward the little blond. “1 think I'll make one of those for my hair, too,” she said. “It'll go well with my old gold dress. Say, tell me, is Harry's cousin awfully attractive?” She smiled meditatively. “I belleve I can make Bob sit up and take no- tice,” she said, softly. “Smithers! what a name!” Then she turned to the other girls. “I can hardly walt!"” she exclaimed. Nor did she blush at the smiles that went around. “I'm fust dying for the time to pass!”—Cii- eago Daily News. Ready to Die With His Boots On. On the most trying occasions, the coolness of the duke of Wellington was perfect. The instance given by Colonel Gurwood is quoted in Life. The duke was once in great danger of being drowned at sea. It was bed- time when the captain of the vessel eame to him and said: “It will soon be all over with us.” “Very well,” answered Wellington, *then I shall not take off my boots."— Youth's Companion. SOME THINGS LAKELAND HAS Live Board of Trade. Best Water in Florida, High, Healthful Location. i Progressive, Cosgmopolitan Citizen- ship. Municipal Ownership of Light and . .Water. Largest Fireproof Hote!, absolutely modern. l Splendic Winter Chautanqua, Delightful Year-Round C'imate. Exceptionally Fertile Back Country. Handsome and Well‘Stocked Stores. Center of Five Railroad Divizions. Big Railroad Pay Ro'l Mammoth Citrus Pucking }I_ouu. Splendid Edacational Facilities. Churches of all Denominations, Numerous Industria' Enterprises. Three Strong Banking Concerns. An Upto-Date Daily Newspaper. Miles of Granolithic Sidewalks. Sewerage System. Vitrified Brick tre;tl. an| Everything that goes to make up a Live, Lovely City—6,500 now— 15,000 in 1915, WATCHES ‘The best ¢ases made, solid gold, filled cases, silver.and nickle. § Movements featur- ing the best of the best mak- ers, both of America and im- ported. Every watch carefully regulated and fully’ guaran- . teed. It costs no more to have an accurate and dependable timepiece—if you make your purchase here. The largest and best stock in the State. Gold and Silver Jewelry. Dia- monds mounted and unmounted. Elaborate gem decked orna- ments. Diamond and Pearl 1a . Valleres, Bracelets, Brooches and Pins. Finest of Sterling and heav- ily ptated Silverware, both flat _and hollow. Especial care in filling mail orders. W. H. BECKWITH JEWELRY CO. * The House of Quality ' TAMPA 410 Franktin Swreet FLORIDA ..FORSALE. FOR RENT OR FOR SALE—4 1-3 acres best land in Florida, 8 min- utes walk from city hall. Apply to J. C. Swearingen, 1011 South Florida avenue 8 to 10 a. m. 1596 —————————————— fOR SALE—Lots 11 and 12, block H, Dixieland, corner 4th avenue and Park street, size 50x145 each. Very desirable for residence. Price $300 cash for both if taken at once. Address Box 254 Bar- tow, Fla. 1593 ——————————————————————————— FOR SALE—*Little” car, two-seat- ed, ip excellent condition. Prac- tically new. Box 41, city. 1594 e el FOR SALE CHEAP—Two good horses at 920 East Rose St. Phone 341 Black. 1589 ——————————————————————————— FOR SALE—Small plastered house with lot 200x200. Price $1,100. John F. Cox Realty Co. 1574 ———————————————————————————————————— FOR SALE CHEAP—Two good horses at 920 F Rose St. Phone 341 Black. 1589 JR SALE—Small plasterea house, with lot 200x200. Price $1,100. John F. Cox Realty Co. 1574 —————————————————————— FOR SALE—Four houses and lots in colored section, renting for $6 per month each. Price $1,600. John F. Cox Realty Co. 1574 FOR SALE—6-room, 2-story house, in Nichols & Waring addition, five blocks from Kibler Hotel; several thousand dollars will be spent in the near future improving this property; now is the time to buy. Room 5 over postoffice. 1426 PARK R LoTS TOR SALE ON| avin, EASY TERMS—AN streets clayed, |so Jeass Koo gt sty cement sidewalks, electric lights, city water, shade trees. See G. C Rogan or S. M. Stephens. 829 FOR SALE QUICK:--Cottage on South Virginia avenue, between Main and Lemon streets; 5 rooms and bath, two fireplaces, nice lot, good location; close in; now paying 8 per cent on $3,000. Don’t be slow. Yours for $2,600. A. J. Moore, Cut Price Store. 1278 THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LA*WEDNESDAY, DEC. *{ one-half mile west of eity limits, w: - {are now selling in 10 and 20-aer 3, 1913. g Feast For Your Eye | The greatest assemblage of everything that is nice for Chrig mas can be found at Cole & Hulls Jewelry Store. We spu three weeks in the eastera markets selecting everything that new and nice. [Everything is new and up to.date. - 9 b Come and look the steck over and if you find anything thy suits you, we will be pleased to lay it away for you uni Christmas time. Bring your friends with you. Its a'plea ure to show goods. - . . COLE & HULL Phone 173 . reason-| Meets the fiest Thitrsda a beautiful switch. Prices rea et B i able. Next door to D. L. Fidler, companions welconfed . A Dixieland, Mrs. T. W. McClain. jard, H. P.; J. F. Wilson, WANTED—To trade good lot or LAKELAND CAMP 78, W. 0-:.& Meets every Wednesdav nigl lots for car. What have you? (o men Circle first and third T i s e | INTehols! & SWating 1426 | afternoons at :i!l o'clock. gv,fd‘ ROOMS FOR RENT-—Either singly ‘ gll;]!fi[ebcgtux”mgg!w%gmefl or for light housekeeping. 308 S. WANTED—Within week or two, ! W 3 4 ‘| Meets the first and third e N for light| Report at once to Nichols & War-| yigiting Patriarchs welcome, 0 : ing. 1426 | McDonald, scribe; housekeeping, ba;h alnd ;lll'lmgde:; man chiet patriarch. . improvements. Apply U] { emmmmeeeeee— | S BLOSSOM DIV. Virginia avenue. 1SR | BATINEn: s Hkve 1800 Sy WML U0 EUER NE§ G.1.A. TOB.OFL. E.— | cleared should see Dick Smith, WL s e il eets eve 8 who will d othe work well and at \vodnesdays of each month: a reasonable price. He may be p. m. isiting sisters alw found at 611 West Orange street, SOme: Mrs. J. C. Brown, s Morehead, or phone 64 Red. 1524 .FOR RENT. | FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, mod- ern conveniences. 409 South Ten- nessee avenue. 1587 ———————————————————————— — FOR RENT—Furnished room and bath. 512 South Florida avenue. Phone 345 Black, 1578 e e R UNITED BROTHERHOOD 0 PENTERS AND JOINERS OF 1CA, LOCAL 1778— i ittt FOR RENT—3 or § rooms fur- nished or unfurnished Apply 711 | | ! W. Lemon street. 1665 | I £ Meets &enéh Thuri?dla]y vn {FOR RENT—6-room house, plas-| ) P ll\)aggggods stx;)or%v'ex' Vf‘sit'h?ze; tered and well finished. Also one Awe]cpu}e.w RL Lt. Malrcfiehmr; furnished room for remt. Apply| =~ TTTTUTTT i YG“tw'.' Lo'gmf.y (t’xx"e'a‘s,uro FELDS, financial secretar Dietrich, recoriding secretary Meets everv second and fourtd Cox, conductor; Samuel Bost | Thuraday night of each month ai'Scarr, C. L. Willoughby, FOR SALE OR RENT—6-room house |7:30 p. m. Mrs. Flora Keen, W, M.: A bath, hot and cold water; stove J. F. Wilson, secretarv, 'ELENORA REBEKAH LODG ’ ’ —————————————— W goes with house. Nichols and War : | . Meets every second ands EL i Monday nights at I. O. O. fng Phone 3566, Room 6, over ;:AEFAM;IDEODGE L Vismny;z brothers and sisters L bl o .Rezul-ar';'ommun(cntlons held n‘]I‘Y lé'lv_lted-. G\E?}'Arénde'llR ¢ ‘ 4 FRATERNAL ORDER OF p. m. Visitng brethren cordially in Itlad J. C. Owens, W. M.; J. SAVOY HOTEL—In Bowyer Block, | OF P.— all newly furnished. J. H. Hum- ——‘——_—— second and fourth Mondays, at 7:3( XA . Mlscellaneous‘ %th son, secretary. phrey, proprietor. 1590 Mrs. C. F. Kennedy, 208 W.|piyM CHAPTER, 0. E. 8.— Magnolia St. y Meets every Wednesda 7:30 at Odd Fellows’ hall Williams, president; E. M. secretary. (BP0 B Lakeland Lodge No. * nevolent and Protfective Elks, meets every Thursday lodge rooms over postoffic:. brethren corially welcome i Moore, I Regular meeting every Tuesday ar 7:30 at Odd Fellows hall. Visiting I{Eemb?fs t:ltlwa,vfi welcome.d L.E A ——————— Y arnall, chancellor commander; E. § LOST—On Thanksgiving day, brown | McCrary, secretary fur scarf lined with shirred silk. Liberal reward if returned to this office, or phone 163 X. 1585 POST 33, G. A. R.— Meets the first Saturday n _every month at 10 a. m. A. C. Shaffer commander; J. R. Talley, adjutant . Visitin are cordially invited. J. oids, secretary; 0. M. Ea Meets Friday nights at T: . 0. F. hall, fi WANTED—To trade some city property in the way of house anid lots,, for desirable country prop- erty. Apply Box 422, 1582 LAKBELAND CHAPTER, R. A. M. — A/ \ M" The Cig , l | arette 0 i Quality |* You will be quick to \ WANTED—A loan of $2,000.00; & years, 8 per cent semi annually close in property worth $4,500 as security. No brokers. “C” care Evening Telegram. 147¢ SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED Ladies and Gentlemen: If your suits need particular attention, phone No. 309, A. Pittman, the tailor. Best concern. 1628 WANTED—To rent for five months, furniture for light housekeeping, small family. Will buy if cheap. Address Furniture, Telegram of- fice. 1520 H appreciate the goodness WANTED TO BUY—20 to 80 acres of Piedmont—when you unimproved fruit and truck land, smoke them. near Lakeland. Also 10 to 40 A happy combination of acres improved, with as much as hoice, mellow tobacco 4 acres in orange grove, within ‘“d perfect workman. three miles of Lakeland. Can pay thlp. spot cash if prices are right. Give And because they are so land numbers so land can be lo- good—they are the big- cated on county map, with refer- gest sellin; Sc. cigarette ence to Lakeland. Only owners or in America. hole executors of estates need apply. Ml’oninmhpackm. Address “Cash” box 84, Lakeland, Fla. 1677 AUTOMOBILE OWNERS can have their tires vulcanized and repaires in the most satisfactory manner| ____ at W. B. Arendell’s Bicycle ané | ~ General Repair Shop, on Cedar p ) MOVED! My cusuoner ot A A el el el street, just back of Central Phar macy. 1461 - friends will fit% n sstate of 560 acre | DOW just in front of my old stand, over Van Huss Building. . ‘farm Jands in this section at th: right price and terms. For partie: CO”Z: OVE R! I will make it la lars e 0. C. Rorus, Boem 1 interest. Will have an up-to-date pliag 1un (soon as | can straighten up. : D. B. DICKS — jtracts some of the finest truck an¢ e ———— Ladies, send the combings from your halr to me and let me make you