Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 28, 1914, Page 2

PAGE TWO By CECELIA HAMBURG, EOVIGKTION LS The members of the Commuters | Crochet club were seated in their| facing seats or| the 7:55 and thfi! lure of the lunch | eon doily was strong upon them | Mabel had startec out with the in; tention of making ! only one whict| should serve as ar | isolated tabl&mal) for a distant cous | in, but so greaf. was the fascina | tion of the work | that she had kept on, and was now putting the picot ! edge on the fifth. Sadie alone was not engrossed in, work, but sat very still in her corner by the window, absorbed in a bright Gt colored circular. Other circulars like ! it were strewn over her lap and peeped from her handbag. “What's that you're reading?" asked Mary, looking up from her work. “It's a pamphlet on Bermuda,” said | Sadle. “Are they asked Anne. “Oh, no,” said Sadie. “There's one | on Newfoundland and one on Nova Scotla and ~ne on the Thousand Is lands and one on the Adirondacks and | another on a trip through the Canadian Rockies and a tour through Yellow stone Park and—" “My, what a lot of places to choose from,” sald Mabel. “I think it takes A great deal of energy to get a trip like one of those all planned out and know Just when your trains leave or your boat starts and get all your connec- tions worked out and know what clothes you are going to take.” Sadie began to trace with a hot little finger an intricate route on an orange map. It evidently led over hill and | dale and included a glimpse at most of the wonders of the earth. “Leaving New York at 4:33 on Fri- day, I would reach Hillsburg at 7:48 on Saturday morning; making a quick connection, I would get to Plainsville Junction at 1:18, and from there—" “Mercy, how complicated,” sald Mar bel. “Yes, that would be,” assented Sadie, “I think perhaps I would prefer the sea trip to Bermuda. They say that il you can have a wonderful time there it i % You go to one of the houses in the ¢ country where they take visitors and ' then hire a bicycle and see the Island for yourself. # | all about Bermuda?" IO PO HOHT: SO 305 CHEADEE 2= 5 o P OFOPOPOPOB0E0 < OGP PO IFOBEOIOBPOB OB IR TROAROET b O 0 B B Ol 08 O CHED BRSO B0 SO BB OB O 0 PG OB OBD ComsSut ol n s BOBHOE B L2 GG q $ take a steamer trunk along? have kll “However, I've always wanted to see | Nova Scotia, and that gives you a fine voyage, too. If I do go by sea, would you take just a suit case, or would you I think ) dark suit and a big coat and two | one |UNIQUE AND Florida that people even in th [community of their LAK THE EVENING TELEGRAM BLAND, FLA,, SUCCESSFUL FLORIDA INDUSTRY ‘There are things going on the 1¢ happenings dark waists and one dressy waist ; : ; 3 and—" yknow nothing about. There lives & ‘How long is your vacation?” asked [at Gotha, e¢ight miles trom & ; Mabel, in her practical way. Orlando, in Orange County, a & Buckeve F]c]d Fen “Two weeks,” said Sadie. “How much money are you going to spend on your trip?” “Not more than twenty-five dollars, anyway,” sald Sadie. “Well, I don't believe you can go to Bermuda or Nova Scotia or Newfound- land or—" “Of course, I can't,” sald Sadle. “I am only planning my vacation. I al- ways plan it every year, and then I go spend two weeks with my grand- mother who lives on a farm in Millis, Mass. But at least I have the fun of making believe I'm going somewhere else.” With this vacation confession, the train stopped, and the girls rolled up their work and left the train. Sadie marched on ahead and, as the ferry- boat swung out of its dock, she looked longingly down the harbor and pre- tended she had decided on Nova Sco- tia. t t | 1 ¢ v Green Light to Test Sugar. Cube sugar and ivory plano keys are inspected under the ghastly greenish rays of mercury vapor lamps with greater speed and accur- acy than can be attained in ordinary daylight, says the Electrical World. Any impurity in sugar manifests it- self by changing the white to a shade of yellow. To detect impurities, plates of the crystallized sugar one inch thick are examined by a man looking through them toward a mer- cury vapor lamp of the kind which s a familiar adjunct of the galleries of postcard photographers. When thus viewed the yellow impurities stand out clearly in the bluish-green light. The color of ivory varies from the outside to the center of the tusk to such an extent that manufacturers sort the pleces Into 16 different shades. Formerly this sorting could be done only in bright daylight, but with the light of the mercury vapor lamp grading can be done witl.out limitation at any hour of the 24. g h Infallible. The easy mark who sent a half dol- lar to the fellow who advertided “a |a {two thousand varieties and t hundred thousand of this decora- {lic gardens northern cities and sells bulbs to seds, learned Nehrling by nanre, from o ~ twere being done in Florida, right under the nose of the people who 1]\' man who is recognized authority onthe calladium plant. 1ljs cal- liadium gardens are the most . wonderiul in the world. Ile has ive plant. lle supplies the pub- of “'many of the he hig seed houses, so the likeli- hood is that the product of h Jrange County ‘nursery goes pretty well over the country and Nen into the lands the This gentleman botanist, Dr. who Milwaukee some cars ago to start a new indus across is Her Cdl d ne €1 for which he has found Florida's maost plants are wonderful to see and;’ impossible to describe | delicacy of tissue, coloring and. ll'lll'k‘!'.\'. sales amount to during the year but his income is not less than a congressman’s salary, and he is far happier and is admirably adapted. IHis| in their| I don’t know what his doing more; ood in the world than any con- ressman, But 1 spoke of the things that now nothing about them. ‘his is one of the hidden enter- prises that people generally are not informed about. that half the people in Orlando ave never visited his place. I dare say Not long ago I met a farmer who came from Georgia and is devoting a goodly part time to growing potato slips for shipment state, dollars worth of potato slips ev- ery vear, and has time to make of his his native thousand back to He sells two Who good living dtherwise. sure way to prevent swimmer's |would have thought that any cramps,” recelved this answer: such opportunity existed? But Wi enig, he stumbled upon it, and is glad i that he came to Florida. It Had Been Dabbling. He—You understand what a margin In stocks is, don’t you? She—Oh, yes. That's the monsy you put up and lose. L A n— s oA, SOEQCOOHOE Send Your Next Order to S AAANANDAAAAAAANAANGG A AAA A SOSQIOIOI0 T 0SS NE FOEOE0PUENPAEDSNFOINPOFOEVENSTENFDIVIVEV DSV EDI0H00 AT FEQPRDOBOF0E beats growing cotton in Georgia so far that this farmer is sorry that he every wasted any at such hard and uncertain labor. wealth of resources time WO PRINTING YES, WE DO IT---DO IT RIGHT he had been told that we confined our attention t no Job Printing. This gentleman was a new com own that for years we did ALL the printing used i now we are doing more, probably than all the other county combined ; that we have a larger investment j eight or ten other printing shops in Polk County co this business on correct and workmanlike service: t ment and know-how, and that we give an order for careful attention we bestow on a large catalogue or wide newspaper. Lakeland Eve The Lake TELEGRAM BUILDING galvanized, has a joi gauge wires used. “Buckeye” Fence. OUR PRICES Phone No. 340 We \ few days ago a well inform= ducts. The man with a toehold Present it w . ¢d man remarked in my hearing 11 that it was strange that peaches ! could not be grown in Florida.|, | told him that I knew a man who didn't do much oi anything clse. e grows peaches for ear- ly market and realizes an aver- .’l’j\'t of more than five dollars a crate for them. The growing of ferns for proi- it is another unusual pursuit which flourishes hereabouts, and there are others no doubt that [ do not know about, Think of the wonder and variety which a systematic scarch for a complete list of the activities of Florida people would reveal, and the good that would be accom- plished by inviting investment, (R 18 s an tit de g to an of an | mi stimulating (1(‘\'&‘]()[7”10111 and | tory and properly executed certificates of to the polic Lo neaty i death; and no dead body of a human being ately investi sustaining confidence. . [Whose death oceurs, or whose body Is found, ' tion, and th s nosente herlot f her in-|in the city of Lakeland, shall be interred, | priate proce : In ”“. rOSE l“. period of }.” or otherwise disposed of, removed from the " penalties of 1) fancy Florida faces a pcrlml of icity, or held more than seventy-two hours | T herehy OTOW s W 3 after death, without a burial, removal or oth- nance No. 17 orowth \\lll\.h. IHH_"\’U"“”'.L' R R the city clerk in ad- lar session of the hloom of maturity, will make vanee of such interment, other disposition or the city of Luk 4 ¢ ek i . e Temoval, day of August, A D! h.” lh(.]iul]t\‘ (|lmn' of her Seetion 2 That it shall be the duty of 0.\ sisters in h(’:lul\', varietyv Jll\ll the undertaker or person acting as such to Attest : - : l 4 obtiain the certificate of death, have it filled H L. SWATTS. (it anc Pro= out wirh respect to the personal particulars, H. L. SWATTS, (it to share in the general prosperi- no attendin, An Ordinance to Regulate the Registration of within three 0 .0 proved by the State Board of Heaith; and O EOBODGB L ¢ O ce meets all the tests. It js Xy nt that is strong and wi!l not slip. h You can make no mistake whey y,, ON FIELD FENCE ARE Ry C. £. TODY Want YOUR Business medical certit 1 I"lorida now is fortunate, for e he 1s half alive he can'’t faxl‘“w T which is inevitable.==J., H. be referred t i cese, in Jacksonville State. for the stataneit of ke Section H. T ! physician, wife, attendi a4 complete, midyif ORDINANCE NO. 174 ted certificat. Deaths and Births in the City of Lakeland Be It Ordained by the Board 6f Commis- wrs of the City of Lakeland : Section 1.—That the city clerk shall be the premi al registrar of vital statistics in the city’ "such certificate Lakeland, and it shall be his duty L0 Section 4. 1 pply all physicians, midwives, undertakers " dertaker or other neror o d others requiring them for use, blank cer- to comply with 4 icates for the registration of births and | visions of (his rl aths, which shall be of the standard form !anq eonvietion @ sum from ten receive and make copies of such certificates, imprisonment t d transmit the originals to the State Board d or by bt Health on the tenth day of each month ; | tion 5. Th d to issue burial, removal or other per- I jcity clerk to ouf ts upon the receipt of complete, satisfac- freport violations Wwhen there o) midwife in \ (duty of the puranr, b QOO OONG 1 Tel mbine h th We Do Do Job Printing: Indeed, We Do! A A A A O GG ] = GGG o e o O newspapers, and did er, otherwise he would n this printing offices in the N printing facilities than the at we have both the equip- 100 v puiniy € publication of g State- nin 1 EIG G e T e e ephone Number! GBI AT did not know we did ne elsewhere, because town; that right d; that we have built isiting cards the same g Telegri W and Ne