Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 17, 1913, Page 6

HE EVENING TELDGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., DEC. 17, I IASANTACLAUSRHYME < -..——-.- R AGoodFmanaen is continually looking for a place to my; | and save monev. Better see The Lakeland Feed apg Supply Co. For ali Kinds of Hign Ciass Feed, Grajy Hay, Flour and Fertilizer GET YOUR 2§ e e e 2 mas. : mas, BOXES ORANGES, - GRAPEFRUIT, AND ’ L FECTFREEBSPEFFEFIEEE S ST DI OB UI TR P OB FUI DI PR E TR EDET 0L g By IDA KENNISTON. 3 Pictures by Fanny Y. Cory. g | This 1s the Pack This is the SleighP A & | That Santa Claus brought at Christ- That carried the Pac § i That Santa Claus brought at Christ TANGERINES Off now and avoid the rush, We : pack the best and most attractive L § | The big Feed Store on Railroad ang East Rose St., East of Light and Water Plant Phone Us No. 275 We Deliver the Goods T e L W C OWENS. Mgr Terms strictly Casj These are the Reindeer That drew the Sleigh That carried the Pack boxes---can mix them for you ', | e i That Santa Claus brought at Christmas. MAYES CHRUb FRUIT CO. i akeland Florida GROWERS AND TRUCKERS EAE-3E MEETING e SO ORI RRI RO M WHBCN I NCHUCHBHER. Ol aricey ¥ YOU ARE THINKING OFIEUILDING, BER ! 3 Where the Reindeer stopped : ) : Until 3 months ago, the idea of a concern trying to induce a grower 3 That drew the Sleigh ,’"ARSHALL & SA NDER .S 1 ar trucker in this State to home-mix his fertilizer was ridiculed by every| : That carried the Pack The 0!d Reliable:Contractors g That Santa Claus brought at Christmas § é W' o have been tvildirg Louses in Lakeland for yesrs, arg -4 Ed ] & 3 2 manufacturer’s salesman. In fact there {sn’t a manufacturer in Florida i"h° will keep a salesman on the payroll who advocates home mixing. It 8n’t necessary to ask why. But if you want to know (you owe this much knowledge to your own interests) and from an unbiased standpdint— join us. ‘ Monday, December 22d, 1913, at Herron Theatre, Lakeland, Fla.,, 2 p m. When' a thorough blackboard demonstration on the home mixing of fer- tilizers will be given by MR. ALEXANDER GOULARD Actual materials will be used in the demonstration Knowledge is nothing more or less than business “gystematized” | nd you ought to learn how to apply it to your metheds of fertilizing. COMMITTEE—DR. CONIBEAR J. K. FUTCH, T. §. CLIFFORD, .B H. GRAY, D. K. TURNER, U. W. IVERSEN. Nitratei*Agencies Company | Savannain, New;Orleans Houston Norfolk g Largest Chemical Importers and Distributors in tiie South' whe rever “FELL DCWN' or failed to give satis{actioy, Alj classes of Luildings contracied for. The many e res:@erces built by this firm are evidgrces of their yhility make €ooc, MARSHALL & SANDERS Phase 228 Blue! Mann Plumbingc. i UNDEN GLENADA HOTEL, PINE STREET This is the Chimney big and wide q That Santa Claus climbed down in- B — side WS | At the House where the Reindeer stopped When \You Think of Q_flbthts L i That Santa Claus brought ‘at Christ- W v e e n"lfl "‘E’ Ramamber il jtna.t,we are hea.dquarters for artistic, useful and unusual a.mcles, such’asuarehdeal’fcr’preecnts. This is the Hearth, where, al in & row, All Work Guaranteed First Class in Every Respect. Estimates Will B Books Toys The stockings hung waiting for ot B Furnished o Shgt Nogce SalwE) Santa, you know; ce Phone 257 Residence Ph Booklets m"s They hung by the Chimney big and . Aok e . wide o Es s o s — S e L e Basket.s China That Santa Claus climbed down in- Stationery Vasss slae i N At the House where the Reindeer Desk:Flttmgs Picturss stopped 3 . - . : That drew the Sleigh : Alligator Goods Statuary MBas akisied the Fack ] That Santa Claus brought at Christ M| The Lakeland ' Book Store a ' ) Vi Benford & Steitz This is tho‘ Stuck?ug long and fine That the little girl hung at the end of the line ‘there by the Licarth, where, all in & TOW, ‘The stockings hung waiting for Santa, you know; —. They hung by the Chimney big and < wide |" You Ant lN ]“[ N‘ARKR]- That Santz Claus climbed down in- A 4 ¢ side At the ilouse where the Reindeer stopped For Tin, Sheet iron, *Copper, Zinc or any B e T Mk klnd of Foofing Work, call the That carried (he Pack ' I'hat Santa Claus brought at Christe LAKELAND SHEET METAL WORKS ]| e i ‘ AAAAAA o~ 212 South Florida Ave. | Trusts in Asla Minor. ‘ S PRESENTS ¥ DUGHT FOR SHOW | About the year 100 B. C. Thyatira | ."\Sk ‘or ). p. C!‘\R‘] |N !cune under the power of Rome, and | Exploiting One's Cwn Vanity in Be-“.hough in the days of the republio | We can fix thzt leaky roof. Our Mottoe is: sl it CIME 1 Boar |16 safiwie wach, from Oppresesss a6 | Pri : 3 ani Policy. | extortion great commercial prosperi , Modest Prices and All Work Guaranieed, ‘ oL ST Sl e mt:‘ T R R T TR et the kina tat no human being is ' wrote the Revelation it was at ‘hey t don’t procras- % e |nch enough to afford, is that which | height of its wealth and prosperity ! & & { | is bought to nake a show, to exploit | ag a business city. It is lanown that Risoung lones own vanity 'lhere were more trade guilds m‘ thy A i Ng money When ot tempted to buy 3'Thyutim than in any other city of | hvis y U isn't earning “gshow off" | remember that the = Asia, for inseriptions tell us that there | ] % als 82 MOfey | recipient hus some rights One who ' were guilds of linen workers, wool | g ! St rough The most Sanitary Grocery Storetin the ,gcrcnds il be e unbappy workers, dyers, brouzesmiths, potters, | i wes that would C|ty, Clean and brl'ht No roaches ‘Noi by that kiud of gi \J M,N,w éoulj- bankers, tanners and slave dealors. o Were g . gelf that wuen you receive a pres- The selling of read,-made garments [ i .\t& but few flies, A" f: uits and vege-l ent that represenis a great sacritice | was an important business of Thyatira, i E‘i S earned on of the giver it makes | but whether there were the aecomu examina- e, even when the | paniments of sweatshops, long hours ! tables screened. All meal. grits. sugar, |o e s you feel mis rice. etc., in new sanitary rat, roach ana| rigne spirit is bebiud It A and scanty pay, we are not told.— \ ] ‘. The cost in picney is about the | Correspondence of the Christian MR fly proof bins, Come, inspect, trade. 2| poorest of measures for any kind of | Herald. j 2 .n gift. The thoughtfulness in it, the | —_— | / recogoition of a desire for things un- Made Her Peevish. D B D | C K S o N Bs‘m‘dlor. the affection that goes with | Mrs, Malaprop—Young Sharp will 5 s for much more Every | have to mo.ogn’ before 1 epeak to t, cou (‘lm-‘u ¢ each of us receives a mes- 1 him again! »sag\ that means more than the most | Miss Interest—Did he insult you? | { expensive gift. Yet we forget that Mrs. Malaprep—Did he? The last v | sometimes in the perplexing selection | time I met him I told dim that my | of presents for others—Woman's uncle had locomotive ataxia, and he Home Compauion. asked me if he “whistled at cross