Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 31, 1914, Page 4

S PAGE FOUR [ae tvmimu felegram . ublished ever, Telegram Buildinz, Lakeland, Fla. tintered in tue postotfice at Lake- «nd, Florida, as mail matter of the second class. — O HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. INBDOAE e g e b e B 81X moacn® 2.50 Three monuns Delivered anywhere within .:mits of the City of Lakeland for 10 esnts a week, Krom the same office is issued THE LAKELAND NEWS, ¢ weekly newsbaper giving a resume ot local matters crop pounty affairs, etc. *or $1.00 per year. O ——————————————————————————— | The suffrage ladies have black- listed nine United States gsenators who are opposed to national | 1 tion to promote woman suftraz will make and do all in their power to defeat them when they Our own Senator black list, and the press dispatch on the “We regard- the nine senators named as the bulwark of the opposition. Al]l of them re- tired in 1915 except Senator Lodge." These war upon these senators seek re-election. Fletcher is on this subject says: ladies are mistaken. Senator Fletcher has been nominat- cucceed will have him ed and virtually elected to himself in 1915 and they to revise their list and off . Why national legislation should be sought to give the suf- frage to women we ean't understand when it is purely a matter for the The negzro leave States themselves to attend to. tried with the consequences were scheme the Senator Fletcher has the al- solid Wis and disas- treus. most hacking of his constitu- ente in his purpose to keep congres- sional hands off the question and leave it to the State, B | Those Florida papers which have shown a disposition to disparage the State tax commission and preciate its value to the taxpayers would do well to that this same commission has suecceeded in inecreasing the valuation of able property than 000,000, Nothing 1s more ious the Tageous under-valuation hy many for taxes. rememhber tax- $60,- notor- and out- rroperty by more than persistent of people when rendering it Much land given in at =2.50 and $5.00 per acre for taxes is held on the market for ten times that value, and this evil has become chronic over the whole State, there- by working a great hardship upon such property owners as were con- gcientious in rendering work their The the com- in values $60,- 000,000 shows that a good start has prop- [ i A of tax nission increasing been made in repairing a weak and inefficient system which works grave injustice to those people who render their property taxes and are thug made fairly for to assume the burden resulting from the failure of others to do so e O IN SIGHT OF PARIS The German cavalry are almost in the suburbs of Paris and the monster Zepperlin - dirigibles are hovering like gigantic vultures over the frightened city. Paris may fall, as she has fallen numbers of times, but that won't the as it did in 1870 when France alone was end war fighting the terrible Teuton. The French army is not cooped up as 1t was at Sedan and Metz, but is still a formidable fighting force in the field and Great Britain is just getting her blood warmed for a good start. I'hese two nations can't afford to 1 be defeated nor to accept anything less than victory in the end. Defeat for them means their nractical vassalage as second or third rate nations to their imperial master, the German kaiser, and with this intolerable thoucht to sprr them they will tax their resources to ex- haustion before confessing them- selves conquered. And then there is that hugze, slow-moving bulk of the Russian millions ray idly gathering momentum 1 castern Germany Even with France laid waste and prostrite ild seem that Ger-!| many's trot re jus rinning England stil) the waves with her colossal navy, driving German commerce from every nd while that lasts and the N bear keeps busy g S way to the heart of Germany will continue and it is ee how even the incompara tary ma f 1 of th a broken in the end And if that occurs Germany will be out and so depleted : ver again disturb the pea of Europe It is verily a 1 ( oth sides. with afternoon trom the the conditions, Sent anywhere "| Bedford, Tnd., from the Wisconsir The religious editor of the Miami Herald doing some fine work | these days in the Sunday edition of is i that paper, with the European war |fora text. That spiritual vein in ESmn«-mzm is all to the good. T, A Pensacola is now in the throes i that there will be just as much dis- tsulisl‘;ulion with the new set if it with the old set. One of the beauties of the recal! system {is that it provides an elegant op- :;mrnmil} for constant kicking with no limit to the game. Pl Y Here's the it works in war as told by a special from London: =0f British troops landed in France three weeks ago, The French in the same time must have gets in, as way 120,000 who 130,000 are dead or wounded. 11‘»! 100,000, As for the Germans, they probably don't know them- One knocked senseless and made prison- selves, officer, German er, when revived, said arimly I'had quit counting their dead. | they But | their loss is much greater than that lof the allies.” RGOSR N ey The editor of the ton Gazette, one of South Georgia's bright week- ly papers, has seven able-bodied, intelligent sons to assist him in his better for a country editor to be born lucky than rich. When the “bum print,” tired of life and consumed with thirst, him without warning and hies for the nearest saloon town this Tifton editor, who had wisely made provision for such emergencies in on his family reserves and the crisis has been passed. printing oflice. It is leaves hig younger yvears, merely draws Automobile tourists from Man- atee, Hillshorough, Pinellas ana Polk counties will start tomorrow for Kustis to give critical examina- tion to the little stretch of gand oil road in that town which about we ascertaining if it is as good as claimed and can be recommended to the various counties of the State which are seeking to improve their county roads. We hope that the ex- amination will be a thorongh for the sand oil method is cheap, and if it fills the bill it will speed up the cause of good roads in Flor- ida right away. one, -0 Those stranded rope Americans in Eu- get more front they deserve. A cenerous government continue to page space than sent them a shipload of gold and offered them transportation and their dis- comforts, 1ggernted into woes and are to Nearly it not all of home calamities, getting some reading. 2o to Europe and have to work for their living. 0 ASTHMA AND HAY FEVER; A GUARANTEED TREATMENT with [lenley & sufferer Bronchial try my A ) 5 e Buy a 50-cent package of my Asthmador or Asthmador Cigarettes, arranged that “I have Henley Asthma, Hay \sthma in Lakeland tree ment entirely at 80 every Fever or can my Rudolph Schiffmann announces, risk, says: what it will do. 1 am so sure that it will do the same with others that [ am will relieve instantaneously. Asthmador turn your money if you say so. not afraid to guarantee it The will re- You are to be the sole judge and under gists handling this positive guarantee, abselutely no risk is run in buying Asthma- dor.” Persons living elsewhere b supplied under the same guorante 1 by their local drug or direct by Dr. R. Schiffmann, St. Paul, Minn 3060 Although the Western Parific has been unable to earn the full amount obl tions it is believed upon its | that approximately $600,000 of the September installment is in hand The Rio Grande owns the whole capital stock of the Western and is | the latter’s creditor for $40,000 ad- vanced upon its bonds and notes. { The Chicago, Indianapolis ind hT.mn.uilh‘ has ordered 276 tons of ‘m:nwri'\l for dock girder spans at Bridge Co. of a recall election with indications | have heard so much, with a view of ! be tire- | them are of the wealthy class, any- | way, opulent sightseers in Hurupu,‘ and if they have gone hunery for a few hours and suffered other in- conveniences it will do them gzood and put ihem more in sympathy with their countrymen who can't from | try it, and if it does not afford you ' immediate relief, or if you do not find it the best remedy yon have oVer used, take it back to Hen'ey & Henley's and they will return ,\'nur: money, cheerfully and without ques- tion whatever. After seeing the grateful relief it has afforded in hun- [dreds of cases, v hich had heen con "si(lvr« d incurable, and which had | been given up in despair, 1 know drug- | THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKE NOTICE OF AN INTE MILLINERY FOR FALL ADVANCE MODELS ARE ALREADY | BEING DISPLAYED. | 1 Black Velvet and Satin, White Satin, or Black and White in Combina- tion Seem Destined to Be A Popular Materials. O Db By MARY lil-ll\.\'.‘ As a rule, the first showing of au- 1 PROPOSED ARTICL 0 tumn millinery is neither attractive n nor illuminating. It does not tempt 1, olk t one to buy nor does it indicate clear- ' ly what will be pre-eminently modish , . swe of later in the season, and it consists chiefly of non-committal models, made up to supply the demand for first hats that will replace the battered and faded summer straws without being radical enough to have an important o Nl place in the new season's outfit. f However, the advance displays, both | of spring and fall fashions are much earlier than they were even a very few years ago and now we get a view of some chic | ! French hats long before the strict- s ly smart folk |l come bacls to the |o-it city's haunts. 7 Buyers send over | at least a few models well in | advance of their own return, and though the wom- an who does not absolutely need a hat will do well to walt a few weeks before making | her choice, there have been attractive models on view ever since the first of August, and the number of these models has increased day by day. Black velvet, black satin, white sat- in, or black and white satin are the materials most often used for the fashioning of the first fall millinery. In Black Velvet. conducted 1 |V4wr~ compose than sev 15 the o, These models are, of course, buflt |tine dt up on the lines of those made of straw | |,""" ,and are trimmed with flowers or |co which teathers. Lo o Flowers and feathers also trim the | plice or time s the hats shown as advance fall models. |‘iine The hats in the fall are prone to conducted by the smallness—comfortable, practical lit- |tl the officers cleciud at iy [tle shapes, not too pretentious—and, |ectine of the <tockholders Leing i as usual, a goodly supply of small “‘H "“;‘ny””"‘."“]: s (hats is in evidence; but from the | vii. . LB S Armstrong ;flrst, there have been shown, side by Secreary, B W % \lf.\w | s1de with the small shapes, an unusual | /" 00 NN |number of large hats and medium- 'Armstrong, BW. 5 Hearty, John W isized hats such as have been worn (MM Provien o | during the late summer season. And | Tl hidis ¢ indchtedn 1t 18 predicted that the larger hat will |bllity to which the cormorion oo | not lose its prestige. Jars ($30,000,00) b A majority of the large models are | =~ ARHCLE VI made of velvet, though very fre- | s of ek tosethor N quently the velvet ends a few inches ; ik from the edge of the brim, and the | : ¢ border {s of maline or lace. EON Arnstrong, P L Per | Some very stunning black and white | ", (L e o hats are ziso on the saflor lines, A | (50) shares : : ¢ model buflt upon the sailor line was [, b W 1 Tty A of black and white satin. White satin | formed the crown and brim while the | ' NT’lON T0 APPLY FOR LETTERS F THE LAKEL PATENT o LAKELAND COMPANY ¢ THE L HEAR NIX < ARMSTI Buffalo \RTICLE 1T wooon, d er PPark 114, for AKELAND Y WAGNER NNISEN ING ES OF INCORPORATION 3 AND COMPANY corporation shall persons un 1) VA0 YRR | Niv and n tehus New York, fifty IN WITNESS WHEREOF the said incor- facing was of porators have hereunto set their hands and svils this the 1st day of August, 1914 black satin. There BOW. 1 HEARTY SRAL was a trimming FRE BRENNISAN (SEAT | directly at the FRANK E. WAGNER. (SEAL E. S0 ARMSTRONG (SEAL | back of delicate IOHN W, NIX SEAL) clusters of white \l'!"\' ER e paradise, one spray upstanding while another fell over the brim at the left side. Shown in the same shop with the two above de- scribed were ‘some smaller shapes. Somae were extremely eccentric while others were 1ik- able little hats. STATE OF COUNTY OF Before me NEW forth and ey | IN WITNESS York nt 1~ lay of August, A, 1 * NEW RINGS Simple Model. | One model was a close fitting turban | ™ of black velvet with a long point | siii. o shooting out and up at the back. The |!" ¢ "j“ ) model was trimmed with sprays of grayish-colored feathers. 8 Another was a Napoleon shape of || black velvet and maline. Shirred ma- line formed the crown and brim, while | the facing was of black velvet. The hat was trimmed with a single scarlet et furth WITNESS rose at the left side front on the up- turned brim. L mmLslon Hex) & TATE OF ILLINOIS One remarkably attractive small | corNty OF COOK model of black also shown in 18rERe ) drawing was trimmea with two large | xiar | white feather ornaments. NER ell K | HEALTH AND BEAUTY |'0i"i 4 | Cultivate the spirit of contentment; | all discontent and dissatisfaction bring |, f age furrows prematurely to the face. |stid. this | More infants' lives are taken by over-feeding than by starvation. Never liken an infant's digestion or diet to STATE OF your own COUNTY OF Do not use a common pin in the | Befor nursery. ‘i.e safety pin or none for all nursery folk—babies, mother, nurse 1 v or maid. o Asd Do not fear the sunshine if you de- | i sire to keep young. The most beauti- | ex [ ful things of life do not grow in the darkness. s Hard water should not be used on " the face. If living where soft water |« cannot be obtained add a pinch of bo- | OH rax or a handful of oat or almond meal | to the wash water Plaid Chiffon, Too. g Plaids are popular, even in chiffon : IN WITNESS AL i WITNESS Wi IN An attractive new blouse is made of chiffon showing a plaid design of dark e A blue and green, with stre of X red . 1 wh and yellow, made up over plain dark -« ted t blue chiffon. A little white at the hands and throat lighten it to the < 1 and point of daintiness. My ssion WH ffix PHILADFE expre WHERF JOHN D | JOHN F. 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