Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, May 5, 1914, Page 4

~ A4 . ¢ St iy L < B &( 133 " 2 W 4 PAGE FOUR Tae Evening Telegram| Published every afternoon from the Telegram Building, Lakeland, Fla. Entered in the postoffice at Lake- 1and, Florida, as mail matter of the second class. e | M. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. _— SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Jne year .....cciieenienen $5.00 Bix montnA . ......iiiienenn 2.60 Three MONTNB . ..ooveonnenns 1.25 Delivered anywhere within the ! limits of the City of Lakeland for 10 sents a week, e e e — From the same office is issued THE LAKELAND NEWS, A weekly newspaper giving a resume of local matters crop conditions, eounty affairs, etc. Sent anywhere tor $1.00 per year. ———————————————————— “We gather from the True Demo- crat that the people of Tallahassee and Leon county are yvearning for a public debate between Fletcher and Stockton in order to learn at firse hang of the issues dividing the two candidates. We are authorized to say that this yearn will go yearning down the corridors of time feeding on itself forever, if it lasts that long, for Mr. Stockton has no yearning for debate with' Fletcher and declines to gratify yearnings of that kind from any source whatever. RN, s s AN At the bankrupt sale of the Pensa- cola News a few days ago, Herbert Felkel bought it for $6,000 and is now its sole owner. Dirt cheap for a fine property. Herbert is a cracker- jack newspaver man and we Wish him abundant success with the News. N. J. Lillard as business manager is a stroke of good fortune for the paper, for ewt” is ag good at his enq ag Felkel at his and with such a team the News ig practically sure to be a winner. UCIRE R WSUCE St ey Dannitte Mays, of Jefferson coun- ty, who formerly representeq his dis- trict in Congress for a term or two ‘and was defeateq by Emmet Wilson, hag come up out of the valley of in- decision aftes much close calculating and travail ‘of spirit and now an- nounces that he is a candidate for Congress to succeed Frank Clark, his home county now being in the sec- ond district, Mr. Clark has a real fight before him, for Dannitte is foxy, knows the game, proclaims thimself a farmer and snuggles up mighty close to the dear people when he goes campaigning among them. S iy We have received a copy of the first issue of the Clearwater Evening Sun, Willis B. Pewell, editor. In his salutatory, Willis says not to judge the first number too harshly “as it is but an infant still red in the face with the usual soft spot on top of its head.” From long experience and .observation we have learned that it is never fair to measure the merit of a paper by itg first issue, but the Sun could stand this test without injury. The copy before us is typographical- 1y good anqd its contents excellent. Powell’s fine ability shows on every page of the paper and we congratu- late him that his enterprise ig now fairly launched and we heartily wish him a full measure of success. We also congratulate the people of Clear- water that they now have a daily paper editeq by one of the brightest men in Florida journalism. It will pay them to give his paper a good support, RSSTION VR The publication of a seénsational dispatch in the City of Mexico papers that the Mexican army by a brilliant coup had captured El Paso, Texas, routeq the American troops and had compelled the conquered inhabitants to cede one-half the city to them as the price for vacating the other half, almost suggests that Hearst himself may be operating a paper in the Mexican capital. If he isn’'t he ought to send for the Mexican whose flam- ing imagination conceiveq that dis- patch anq make him chief of the war staff for the Hearst publications. What Milliam Randolph wants is the stuff that will sell his papers, re- gardless of anything so dull and 0 commonplace as mere truth and fact. EESEE R The death of General Daniel E. Sickles in New York yesterday closed a long ang stormy and picturesque career ‘and markeq the end of one of the gamest fighting men the nine- teenth century gave to the world From the time he killed the seducer of hig wife before the civil war un- til death played the final trump he wag in trouble of some king or oth- er pretty nearly all the time and his superb nerve was emergency. He was not love he didn't emplar, but those fighter, pure anq simple, can fingd their hero in grim old Dan. He was about the last of the notable gen- erals on the Union side of the civil war ;angd a. Gettysburg, where he jost a leg, he won enduring fame ——— equal to very a man to as an ex- and pose who THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKE THAT BUNCH OF BEAUTIES The Ocala Banner, whose editor is always appreciative of that which is best and beautifu] in life on both its moral and artistic side, vielded at once to the charm of those fine pic- tures of our lovely girl graduates in the Lakelanqg high school, shown in the Telegram a few days ago, and penned this noteworthy tribute which we reproduce for the benefit of many scrapbooks hereabout: - “The Lakelanq Telegram of May 1 printg the pictures of an even doz- en of the “sweet girl graduates” of that city and in doing so the Tele- gram at once revealed the secret of al] this raving about Lakeland—it is the young fellows that are doing the raving. There are no twenty- seven ways about it, Lakeland has a bunch of very pretty girls or else some very flattering artists. We tried to make a selection from the group ag to which was entitleq to the “blue ribbon” but the more we scanned them over the more lovely they seemed to appear and each one seemed to occupy a place as the “bright, particular star” in her own orbit. In al] line kelanq seems to be there with the goods.” —0 YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT Leading Druggists Will Refund Pur- chase Price of Dodson's Liver Tone if You're Dissatisfied Lake Pharmacy may not be will ing to guarantee the safety anq re liability of calomel for constipation ang sluggish liver, but these stores will and do stand back of Dodson’s Liver Tone with an unconditional guarantee to refund the full pur- chase price (50c.) instantly without question if you are not satisfieq in every way with Liver Tone and its results. Tf you take calomel, perhaps youn will seem to get temporary relief, but it often happens that the after-ef- fects are at least unpleasant sometimes dangerous. and Calomel in large doses is a poison and actually deadly to some anq hence its chances. perhaps to use means you With Dodson’s Liver Tone you are always safe. Itg reliability is so cer- tain that it can be sold with the money-back guarantee, It is a veg etable liquid, pleasant to take, and the it cannot harm. It clears up taking '(mlh‘(] and aching headand cleans out the clogged system in what many have found to be a wonderful way. Dodson’s Liver Tone will do for you what it has done for thousands—and you run no risk in trying it. Ask Lake Pharmacy about Dodson’s and the guarantee. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER The friends of Mr. A. T. Mann nominate him for the office of county commissioner from district No.3, and solicig the support of the voters for Mr. Mann, who has in the past ably discharged the duties of this position. OUR WANT ADS. GET RESULTS FOR YOU. Figured Yoiles and Crepes 25¢ Quality 17¢ These materials are suitable for Shirtwaist or mid- summer dresses. We are showing a good range of sea- J For every @7 little ache and P pain and big aches and P big pains DRIVES PAIN AWAY is quickly absorbed—good for sores, neuralgia, stiff joints, rheumatism, etc. 25¢ at druggists. TO THE PEOPLE OF LAKZLAND Mr. D. F. McLeod has assumed his duties as manager of municipal affairg for the City of Lakeland, and has full authority to act in all mat- ters wherein the people have deal- ings with the municipality. Com- plaints and other matters of a sim- ilar nature that have heretofore been handled by the commissioners, should be taken up with the man- ager direct. Hig office will be in the office of the mayor at the City Hall, telephone 401. By order of the commissioners of the City of Lakeland. 0. M. EATON, 2508 Chairman. PROPER CARE OF HAIR HOW BUSY WOMAN MAY IMPROVE ITS APPEARANCE. Regularity of Attention Is the Main Requisite — Excellent Vaseline Pomade Recommended for the Toilet Table. A vaseline pomade recommended by Doctor Caissarato is the following: White vaseline, three ounces; cas- tor oil, cold drawn, one and one-half | & ounces, Gallic acid, one and three- |; quarters of a dram; oil of lavender, | < 30 drops. ! sonable patterns. Come in early and secure the choice of the lot. J. W. CHILES & SONS THE PANAMA MAN S IN TOWN The Largest Importation of Genuine Panama Hats Evér brought to Florida will be gold this week at 303 MAIN STREET ‘ Next to First National Bank | Buy From the Importer at HALF PRICE at $1.95, $2.25, $2.95 and $4.75 mama- and Save Middlemen’s Profits My repulation as a Panama Hat importer is well known to the people of the North-Eastern states, Imported direct in the rough. Modeled and built to satisfy the individual taste of each lady and gen- Get a Real, Genuine Panama Hat fresh and brand new from the South American Republics, Sale Starts, Tuesday May 5th and Continues Until Sat., May 9 tleman, admire a| | Harry Ordon TR .. Remember, If You Buy Your Panama Else- where, We Both Lose. 1 “The Panama Man’ -—— e e e e e e Many women who would like to im- prove the condition of their hair are frightened at the elaborate directions, and by the injunction to do it every day and for periods varying from a quarter of an hour to an hour, Few women in these busy days feel that they can spare a half hour every morn- ing toward the treatment of their | scalp, and it is not necessary, unless |, the scalp is in a very serlous condi- |* tion. A few hints for the busy woman | are sufficient. ¢ Before this article closes a word | : should be said about the general care | % of the hair. A few moments massage & does much to promote the growth and | %' to stimulate the scalp. Brush the hair | & regularly—by the way, be careful that | % your halrbrush {s free from dust; do | not leave it on your bureau to gather :;: up the dust and small particles of dirt | & in the atmosphere; this is very bad for your hair—shampoo the hair every | & two or four weeks; do not comb it |% out while wet, as the use of a comb | on damp hair is apt to sour it. Use |3 an old silk handkerchief to smooth the | hair with; this tends to keep it glossy | & and smooth. A little pure imported | * bay rum is good for light halr. Rub 6 small quantity into the scalp twice 6 week during warm weather; it will keep the scalp clean and {mprove the hair. A wash of German camomlile {8 good for very blonde hair. Infuse the flow- ers in hot water, strain and let it cool, then rinse the hair in this. It tends to keep the blonde tone of the hair brilllant. The cultivation of the hair 18 like the cultivation of a beautiful and rare rose plant; it must be cared for, nourished and tended, and the re- sult will indeed be worth our labor. Yhe woman who takes an interest in her personal appearance will always be able to find those few minutes a day that are necessary for the culti- vation of her “crowning glory.” One of the best “general” tonics on my long list of hair growers and hair tonics is the following, which s eastly put up: Phenic acid, two grams; tincture of red cinchona, 30 grams; tincture of | cantharides, two grams; cologne, 120 grams; sweet almond oil, 60 grams. Apply to the roots of the hair with a small plece of absorbent cotton. % BB Summer Fashlons, The old-fashioned fichus will be a pleturesque accessory of summer dresses. The tailor suit for morning and walking will be cut on severely plain lines. The coat will button straight up the front. Plain shirt- waists with stiff collar and plain derby hat of velvet will lend a decld- edly masculine effect to this costume. FRPPEPPRRPPRPTRPRRPRDodd ol Db gd WE GUARANTEE OUR SHOES 2 R e NOT ONLY DO THE MAKERS STAND BEHIN)™ EVERY PAIR OF SHOES AND HOSE WE SELL, BUT WE STAND BEHIND THEM TOO AND MAKE GoQD, ON EVERY PAIR WE SELL. p LET US SELL YOU SHOES AND HOSE FOR Juste ONE SEASON AND AFTER THAT YOU'LL NEVER 0 ANYWHERE ELSE FOR THEM. a Williamson-Moore Company “FASHION SHOP FOR MEN.” B RL m Mayes Grocery Company: WHOLESALE GROCERS n “A BUSINESS WITHOUT BOOKS” = We find that low prices and long time will not go hand in hand, and on May Ist ily we will instal our new system of low a ) prices for Strictly Cash. "3 We have saved the people of Lakeland & and Polk County thousands of dollarsin 2 the past. and our new system will still ys reduce the cost of living, and also reduce 4 e our ex penscs and enable us to put theh ¢ knife in still deeper. ey We carry a full line groceries, feed, . . grain, hay. crate material, and Wilson & r su Toomers’ Ideal Fertilizers always on hand & us and Mayes Grocery Compan-: JKirb 211 West Main St., Lakeland, Fla. et 7er teral t the lle, ¥ GOOD CLEAN CIGARS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY DEDICATED T0 YOUR HOME TOWN TRY SOME LAKELAND CLUB CIGAR At either §¢ or 10c SEPEEEREIIEIRIRIPIIPD L LIDIIDSPE IS - e The ang ght hi 1d det: e mee outs & Loy M POEP Stilr t e < Use ink and write plainly. ; PNS“!'\'L‘ can W celled vouchers as receipts. Sign your name the same. 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