Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 18, 1914, Page 7

PAGE SEVEN SR GrCROR BB B reees: Mayes Grocery Company WHOLESALE GROCERS ““4 BUSINESS WITHOUT BOOKS” B4 We find that low prices and long time | will not go hand in hand, and on May Ist ¥ we will instal our new system of low % prices for Strictly Cash. 4 We have saved the people of Lakeland %+ and Polk County thousands of dollars in “ the past. and our new system will still {sisl o e B e oo D O For That HOT, TIRED, DUSTY, PARCHED, ““ ALL-IN” Feeling When You Roll In From A Run. Cools-- Refreshes-- Stimulates B BRBS SRR PR ER TR PR % reduce the cost of living, and also reduce 2 IN ICED BOTTLES 5 ‘& our expenses and enable us to put the ANYWHERE —— c = knife in still deeper._ : b : & We carry a full line groceries, feed, o LOOK FOR THE @Mwu -Cola) LaBEL # grain, hay, crate material. and Wilson & & s & Toomers' Ideal Fertilizersalwaysonhand BOTTLED BY i ¢ CHERO.COLA BOTTLING CO. |2 M P fi er Lom a “ £ 211 West Main St., Lakeland, Fla. : RUITARY Ieves " ‘51 D ,i Ser o :..........‘.‘.......... : [Dear it another minute! O, piease | ¥&#EIIPEEIFEO0PSELEGHE DEABPEEPIOEDIEBOOSHIPEIEEIDES - o ! put him out and catch it and drown | &g ddduddeddd o DO B Hog @ Singand PHONE 248 BLAC *'3 MOUSE AND THE RING 3 - : ol e @ Without a word Fred walked into| 3 il | 1 A Worg 6« " U ::: By NONA MAEHL, @ dropped him from o | to | £ k @l e : the ground, then pic! @ : ol s Rats w e BQ&I Pressed BriCk Bllilfim BI k @ | 0000000000000 0000000000000 1l dond mouse & For fignres on wiring your Rouse, . 4 u 0CKS &| "Il never speak to him!" declared | Cornelia, sitting on the «(uis with | & will save you money. Look out for the t G O P ! .!,I‘Cornelin, G (e umu.sundl}.‘;\'_' ”l" ag "]“”“‘1 ]”‘ ]“"'“L‘;,”““‘ Al rainy season. Let us put gutter around § & ’ A G a g ill you please drown it? . . et ur Frices @ ::agfinf'l'l HeTeE SRV 8 singls word As Fred departed toward the kitchen | © your house and protect it from decay. A ela“d Paving& Construction CO %| Cornelia's oheeks flamed erimson ag | ¢ "-‘Ii“"‘“ her :"‘“‘l‘;““”"‘: f“C“-m‘;‘lvll} & |she announced this fierce and upal- |YO! Please warm the water a Httle: ' LI terable decision. y i sho sobbed. “I'd feel happier if I knew | | T. L- CARDWELL, b Belisario, Prop. 307 to 317 Main St. “My dear,” said her mother, gently, 't W8 dving comfortably. I : sin s v “his mother fs my oldest and dearest | ~ 1Nat's a good idea,” said Fred, so-) Elect"c and Sheet Metal Con(racts LAKFLAND, FLA. friend and she would gladly do na”ml]'\" ) 2 R T T i “Now, | put it to you,” Cornelia said | § Phone 233. Rear Wilson Hdwe Co. - - hobeasy b bl “But he isn't a girl," stormed Cor- | to lonahees Snlgnt L fal Weehs ake) 5 nelle. “And a man shouldn’t thrust | when she was exhibiting her newly ac- FREPPIBHE DD PPRBOPRODEEDODBDHOOGHHDOHDRE DD LA BHRE “himself upon comparative rstrungem.‘””“fi‘f‘l “"fi"“ffi""'m. ring, Sl e | You'll fust have to write and tell her | POIY heln loving him? He did it and | [ g oy yyqqppeseststsstss 4o0sbddintdsiititsbbiiitss he never laughed a bit. And—and— | that he can't come. I won't have him. : ‘ I hate fllt‘!l—-fll]dkl despise b(?m:;(lra » | he really thinks it was nice of ma, "M YOU ARE THINKING OF BUILDING, SEE ‘ou will find you can have your watch repairing done /b conoluded) vehemently. * | and he says he doesn't think it was a with the best of satisfaction to yourself. If your watch ! Her mother sighed. Then she saig | bt ridiculous. Do you wonder I'm MARSHA LL & SA NDERS (e g ’ (A ; o lttle guiltily, “I'm afraid you'll have crazy about him?” been repaired and you don’t get the satisfaction out of e The 01d Rellable Contractors ; ¥ X | to submit to it, my dear, for I've al- 7 5 ing it to us. We guarantee satisfaction on all repair || ready told his mother that he might | The Ethereal Sort. ! come.” “The heroine of this novel is de- Who have been building houses in Lakelgnd fm,' years, and | Whereupon Cornelia whirled away | scribed as having an ‘almost fmper- who neyer "FELL DOWN" or failed to give satisfaction, € " | ke a tornado to her room and wept | ceptible prettinese.’” All classes of buildings contracted for. The many fine A Pleasure to Show Goods | there. “The author evidently doesn't be- |4 regidences built by this firm are evidgnces of their abilityto | In the course of a few weeks young | lieve In glowing descriptions.” make good. ( 'O ! E & HU! l | Fred Lambert arrived and took up his “Umph. You ought to read what he S | abode with the Tronts. Cornelia, true | 8ays about her soul.” MA RSHA Ll & SA NDER - to the spirit if not the letter of her welers and Optometrists, Lakeland, Fla. vow, ignored the young man as far a8 | Oig.raghioned bibs are coming in Phone 228 Blue ‘1"""““‘ and thorough ”““'i“F inthe ! geuin ~bibs that please baby as well e | 5CL00] OF Courtesy would permit as baby's mother, Sometimes they | femdddaiaddodbdd d #3400 wpbiobd B SIPEdhdd bbb bbb ot bbb odbb0 At the table she responded to his|are in outline and sometimes in cross- S oo BB B B BB BB oo B B B B B B BB e 3 G o oeoefo B B oo @ B0 e B B o o B B B B0 B B B B Boo oo CH e a | friendly advances with a most chilling | gtiteh: rarely are they in a stitch more ‘g'%‘é“i‘ oo oo o For cvery W=/,| hauteur. When he joined the_family | elaborate. They are worked in differ- | # w_ K Ja(- ksofl w. K Mcnae Iillléfil‘hfl and [ eircle in the evening she promptly | ent colors, sometimes two colors be- | pain and big aches and Hade Okl eXOioG LomsaY IR LI kAT QuasbLle Ol UL STl jg' big pains [ Jorie, the younger sister, and Fred soon - make tho nicest kind of bibs. There | § JACKSON & MCRAE became the best of friends. Fred, be- | s always a good place in a worn out g 3 ing a happy, genial person, was great- | towel, and a bib can be made of it in 3 REAL ESTATE 3 ly troubled by Cornelia’s treatment of | no time; and a little design in the p is ‘#”"HV “hf'"b"“\T“"“d'f"’;,’"”"‘l'”‘"’”“I“'l”' him | form of a dog, horse, etc., or a nur o Y stiff joints, rheumatism, etc. 25¢ at druggists, § | I wonder why your sister dislikes sery-rhyme sceno can be embroidered | l_ g l_ t g--AI y S B g [ ’ me s0?" he asked Marjorie one day on it almost before you can count ten. : ar e IS '“ wa S ome ar al“s ror Sale l" lakeld"d by Lo think sho dislikes you" | These bibs are just as much fun for B 8 Sl Bl DB BB fofow Marjorie hastened to assure him It's baby as a picture book, if they are " 2 2 t get one of those large "[Nl fY & “fhlr\’ just—well, she didn't want you to' made properly : ey g ’ : come, and now she won't give in be Bibs are excellent and perfectly 4 : urns to beautify your yard? ca she's t most obstinate thing.” | proper things for young children; but | é O AT A e L A T ‘ ) i So that's it, is It do not make the mistake of forcing a child to wear a bib when it is old 5 een for Tom perhaps | enough to learn the use of a napkin. | % g vould have given in. | For a time the napkin may be fast|é ure Oun r u er b several days later to | ened about the neck of the child, but = he Are You Getting| get the oldest reliable man to put in your walk? f R ] Corne i esults | bt rot get vour brick and blocks Satls aCtory cat yuse. Deing a fat as soon as possible he should Ahu @ 13: “rith your and ove i he rarely conde- | taught that cultured people never fase | = LlNA & prices are right, so are the scended to enter the hunting field for | ten thelr napkins to their collars or | % i himself, and when he did it was a dresses, but allow them to lie m‘ru::s‘::: MADE lN CLYDE) N' CARO .:: tragic in the ily. Cornelia | the knees, @ :.: K would r ave had the house Teach the children, too, never to|q SOB 0 B B AR BB B B B B B B :f. A NA“HNAL vAuI-]' fl{! awarming with mice than witness ' crumple their napking. A napkin, aft-] % ‘;: [ Tom's treatment of one when he had er being used, should be almost as fm- | & 1 TE R A B ZImm Come in and let us explair aught it maculate as before it is unfolded, with | % Thc klfld Dr, J Y. Por- g 02 ‘ o B erman, l‘l‘ tl SN ful wav to make On this occasion Cornella was alone the exception that the folds are loose | o ? & at } g thumping | while and after using. It is1 r too | *3 & & Y 508 West Main St. good pictures an were sure indica- young to learn table manners @ g (cr) S‘a(c Hcalth thc"r) :}, :‘; $ B tio of T ( vement reached 2 X & o % i Tour sumimer s ul \ ¢ 3 Lo s 3 & i SUL AR 9| ber cars. She rushed down TO PRESERVE GOOD LOOKS|®: # 8¢ L R i 598 & ¢ re I8 vietim, alloWw gome Beauty Don'ts That Should Be | = & v a few feet and then Committed to Memory, and | BB P B ; DGO BHDPDIG 5 Never Forgotten. G Tal to Practially [ 5 of # k001 o0 o see Tom e thie People in the Town || ¢ > pounce. uy voush This papx || 1€ Red Cross| i | ol v (Enpmng SUREEREEL opie 40c. b ; HOUSEHOLD MOVING A B bece LyouE Riip ek o K1 1R . T ([ s wapice sonam o] S5 m bd ekl WP, Pillans & Co, § BLS AND MULES ¥OR HIRE '} « " Q wpy | bis te bpbc QoRTI NI B rniug, and to brush your | : b: Ofice 100; Ben, 87 Groen.| TSNS Statio Y | vt Cortm ot b nee. Onch; g i : ; : S | Lis prey sgiin. 88V 1t 8 AreWell 80D 141y and say: “Tiat Pure Food Store Phone 93-94 = r . 1 hlns t ( A wi r ! 5 o e o :! } 3 Eat Die fruits, salads and This is a prescription prepared especiall Lakelana Steam Laundry : oo s s v o dn LS 4 vevem, | VULCANIZING got a and o ta reet to nibble can- if taken then as & tonic the Fever will not | 2’ T, better e 3 . t It acts on the liver better than,| . p s etter equipp y ST = e All Wo Calomel and does not gripe or sicken, 25¢ g mdry work, i pnd: it over. B0 G » PETE BIEWER, Mgr » Phone 130