Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, May 16, 1914, Page 7

TRADE h .uyl?,’,f,n, —it answers every bever- age requirement—vim, vigor, refreshment, whole- someness. It will satisfy you. \ | | Demand the genuine | by ful nan | N s encourage | itution THE COCA-COLA CO. ATLANTA, GA | 4 henever pu See an rrow think Coca-Cola. e B o me—————————————————— _——— e LM SRS gt 22 |bs. Suqar Just Arrived Nice Yellow Sweet Potatoes Peck 35¢ -_— Pure Food Store 1 W. P. PILLANS & CU Uas PHCONE ©3 Cor. Main and Floridaa. irday & E | o Bis contemplated n o from at ; S ! o Mrs. Wiggins put an egg, small end tion in all respects fn which the city may have | & A . H b 3 | down, in the top of each milk bottlo. | Tile SRRt e |‘€t - We flnd that |()W prices and Iong e & ‘ \ | “There! Theyll be all right 'till you ., T % witl not go hand in hand, and on May Ist \ e ! e ot e we will instal our new system of low She limped back to the swing. In the = | & . . l C h & the twilight, she caught the weary 1o ke at appropriate tines reports o | 6 prices for Strictly Cash. d @ { droop of the girl's shoulders. “Miss | SR A S G el @ We heve Savcd the DCOPIC' of Lakela'} & ¥ R e, Wik, WL Ut et e aner ies o5 o |5 and Polk Cou&tty 1l.ousandsto. dol‘lli'nssfil'r: 8 Shisl LA L R S s ! [ commissioners may require by reso- e ur ncw Sys cm Wi o It—it ain't like you. I don't llke ordinance | the past, and our nc & to see you so tired. Your poor moth- .t or wie Ui U‘,"‘;j.’f",“'fl:\\'..- h e reduce the cost (if hvmg. and altso I'C(Luct?le o er, she used to say, ‘Virginnie, she | prior to the purchase or other transaction i f s:s3arlewnnnie us 0o pu E can't stand what Annabelle does.’” An’|" A ,”"V|.,"‘,‘\‘":‘(h:‘“'f;‘,‘,“lll il Ou!' ex.pe“:“ ’d :f: she always tried to keep you rested. shall mot: be deered vosted with | & knlfe in sti eeper', 4 b What do ye do it for, Miss Ginnle?” T .f:‘\i:'"n‘x‘x‘\:.-q”:fi’,.f.}‘:\, kS We carry a full line grocerleS: feed, ;i; i i o RS, Fou keaw low |ase o o namous vl fho ity of the |8 eility WY orate watewal Ang Wilsoh & § it is with us now, since dad lost all hig '/t nnager, L1 SRR (O I BULTOS LR ’ o - sne & money. It's too bad lfL ti:\'n b[lz,‘[m.’\‘uv'h‘mw.:: ‘“’i}h‘jllt ”:h-"‘”“:.‘vyill‘lhl‘li‘llll‘\[V'V|\5r|\|,l‘r :‘: Toomers' Ideal Fertilizers always on hand of h E the se.” « 0 l ivities; he shall | % @ “I:ltlxlt) {;liluq \Ynnf:y‘(;o(r\\'t help. I guess i i o iy atlon 1o iseuse |8 M es firocery Lompa“y § bl il $ ns d etin f the board of [ % I've got eyes!” i 5 though . member, but shall | a fl']'\\]‘ul[!_ IH}H'I“W nntbso much ag she "Mt AMG L e sl ety mana 31: y § 11d, but—she's very busy. uhjec o the a I of the # s | Y~‘m I know \\'rr.ry slhv's busy. Dut i ‘“"“"“ ::' res "“ ”"" & 21 l West Maln St-, Lakeland, Fla. :g: no matter if she {s a goin' to get mar- "~ (1) courses of acts that tend to form the | & 'l‘ I:‘., $ m»‘m\‘mfi:«q llnmr‘:;ln' :»n poley ot the it " "T"' oy it |8 i i B GO B frode n' I'm goin' to tell her.” ‘” (i1 tilcohase: gt . strent naOIE juiring YRS CATAANGE 48 Wigeing!” iture of more than five hundred dol PRNp— e, there, dearie! I'm an old | Al et the ahove and fure tr ' I must be goin' be ng “ .‘ ”"" " .y_ [l fi fore I say g more. I'm sorry, n oM 1 S rea ( rt you. 1 hope i 1 this the [ ivijflg I r O- M. ¥ (L) | - .—--«—‘-—_‘-— st . : —— - rk r »‘— 2 l_'_ BEEL =2 v { P g 1 i { i . "1 { " : i { v b i | ‘ , This settles the question of living V1 Y | ! \ | tant. Fenole i | shoul the ver | Best Butter, per pound. ... .covsccensases .40 pluckir £erms micro in the air. on | 1 reashed |} L OO o b ht: | SUBAE, 1Y DORMRGE «.ssiesessans sasiaN eesenees e eeals 00 ¢ in his toilet \TOUT the %) ear | | S AN ol Cottolene, 10 pound palls......... Weisasenneaes Vo snuas 1.46 going s =l s . f \ Cottolene, 5 pound palls.......... .ieveevnnnenns 60 always ) [ 4 pounds Snowdrift Lard. ......... R R G .50 i for fa. || yavor or odor of Fenole in one'’s || N gnowdritt, 10 pound pails...... e 1.25 { P ol tion 1 - 1 3 cans family size Cream.......... sy SRS AAR 26 "‘ I & ; r : { Soanl DALY SIRS CIORM: cosussvavinas esvensensonsss o8 i glad to get rid of || trenticn and prever i v 1-5 DRPAS) DR WIORE, < s icv'sanis abs eov i oo biien .00 car || Tained. Yo will : it I SEOBTONNL M DOR. <o ransiess consesses : VOLI ) HOLD M NN 0 gallons KeroBeie: «.cvcooes ciencnce sonococosess CESSITY m || FENOLE CHEMICAL COMPANY I WE E D L p ¥ - | Tampa, Fla, [ A ‘[ Sole M f | the back porch with tickets for the | leaned her head back wearily and | closed her eyes. The breeze was cool | been coming to see Annabelle, the .90V 00 0 VLOR000D : UNSELFISH GONSPIRATOR The kitchen was still stifling hot in 8pite of the fact that the fire had gone out an hour before, and that a broiling 8un was sinking behind the hill. Virginia set the milk bottles out on next day's supply. Her cheeks were flushed with the heat, and little moist tendrils of hair clung to her forehead. “T don't care how I look,” she said s she turned toward the door. In the double-seated swing, shé and refreshing. Tired as she was she began to plan for the morning's work. She had never admitted even to her- self, that since John Marshall had work had been much harder. The big, old-fashioned house was enough to keep two of them busy most of the time. But of late, Anna- belle's time had hardly been her own. When John was not there or taking | her out somewhere, there were other | things for the favored sister to do. Mrs. Wiggins appeared around the ! corner of the house. “Good evenin', Miss Ginnie. I didn't | 8¢ any lights in the front and'sposed | | You wasn't through with the dishes |11 [ yet Virginia was relieved that it was !igmaw Hot, ain't it?" only her kind-hearted, garrulous old | neighbor. “Come out here and sit with me, won't you, Mrs. Wiggins? |dticr defi | It's cooler here.” | “What'll T do with your daddy's ¢ eggs?”’ “Oh, did you bring some for his breakfast? How kind! Il get a' ! pan.” | “Never mind. T'll fix 'em. I know tions {s that very often they dom't; ocome true, ter who plays cubist music. it sounds Ike it, derstood when a 400-year-old 'rmm{ goes for a piffing $335,000. en cannot and do not in the least re- semble the fashion plates. sands of time, and others leave finger | prints at police headquarters. telegraph operators strike they will, hold the key to_the_ situation. “ORDINANGCE N©. 106 An Ordinance Creating the Office of city m ind - defining the duties, powers and Lineident thereto as The best thing about evil predic- One of our neighbors has a daugh- At least Mona Lisa's Itp curve is better um- Let us be thankful that lots of wom- Some men leave footprints on the It can hardly be denled that if the er of the office, ORDAINED - BY COMMISSIONERS OF LARELAND, FLORIDA Section 1. That the office of city manag lereb$ created, to have such emolume the board of commission nay determine inoany particular instance. 2. The incumbent of said oftice shall THE IHE BOARD CITy OF OF | > el O S DI E RO DE P DEEDE FHSDHEDDE SRERRE SR . uch period as the board s oy 4 ot commissioners may then or thereafter des- | e QS % e 0 S Lutes i | | k v Seetion 3. The said officer shall be vested | [with the powers and charged with the duties | % | ™ ) in the City of Lakeland, Florida, 4 3 as herein l he City Hall orcement of the laws o squire the e unees exercise of the city, and to preseribe ontrol of all the ne and and dismiss officers and | provided, that before wy department b naniger e favorable op | LR A T R P s & A girl always fancies that her lovet & thinks her tears are sweet. 2 The woman with a sunny disposi- ‘: tlon seldom makes things hot for her | .. husband, . 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