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i The Profe The Value of Good Glothes, | ITTEPMaTRably. One can then dis- | s 10 CTEATC At OPETATITE capmal T l! Sk 4 = _Eccentricity is not to be desired ! miss all care from the mind, ard may | v . > ) desxdem_\- low ebb. i 5 A s FEEETD § elther in dregs or R ¥ find that performance an addl. | mm———— 1 feared it would be that way, r!‘mfllfl.”[ HAHB“H m‘U NUH‘IH[FN RQ“ WAY Chiropractor or v Still, thern lence, a fortification that | sighed Dunbar. “You re a '_"m:\] fel- il { ¢ t Al to be said for those of | [\TPS the scale in social encounters.” | k s Ry L0 US 0w 5 i T DR. J. Q. SCARBOROUGH, ces often Tequivg | YOU have all heard the experience of it § BOCA GRANDT ROUTE v,nd)}'3 13di-\tlen;lance - ts Dot cut aitep|tBe Woman who declared that the | AERL i Jrank o R il |, Dyches Building Between park!the ool 7| sense of being well dressed gave her | e amel's hair is scarce and high. 1i3 MRST T CTIVE SERVICE COUR Auditorium. howere e G000 €lothes: | o reing of nward peace which re-| By MYRA EDITH COLLINS, had to buy him a new ouft of || SAFETY FIRST ATTRACTIVE SERVICE OFFICE HOURS. th havel & B khi“:iun was powerless to bestow.—Sub- | e brushes. Next to wishing to be an |i 1:30 a. m. 1:30 le t up y Co"di(‘:; 'r‘lurban Life. i 7 artist, which I know I can never be, (fF O R THE INFORMATIO N OF THE PUBLIC to 11: At t- ek t0 5 p.m. | the weur P mreil Phees | (Copyrighn, wid by W. . Clapman) [ would like to have a million dollars.” i PRRi BT 1o dis | i “Oh, Hiram, my heart misgives me!” “To distribute ‘axnong ihe imjortu- CCHBDOTLR 1IN BFERCT JANUARY 1ST, 1915 i ni ¢ Ri x % A A a: i SCHEDULE 1IN EFEECT JANUARY IST, 1915 spsultation and Examination Free, cloties [ e st Limane | < o ! “t neednt, little bird, I have ' pate gulld, I supsose?” sugsested Dun- o o i sl g o Residence Phone 240 Black ment 1B, Schelling says, that ‘Shakespeare ! thought everything over and I am sure par, an) ness and have keen | 0164 Worth about $10.000 in modern § & acung for the best. You Will «yugt that.” s R W. L. HEATH, D. C. [raens perhaps a wise ecop. MONCY. but it is also true that Charlie wait for me The rext week the little art shop Southward STATION! HUGH D. VIA. D. C. tors o1 Cuiropratic. Uver Post Hourg 8 to 12. a. m. and 2 and 7 to 8 p. m. graduates and Ex-Faculty mem- of the Palmer School pratie. Consultation ol analysis free at office, of and @ D. & H. I. MENDENHALL ONSULTING ENGINEEKR=2 i > 212-215 Drane Building Lakeland, Fla. Laud Examlnations and Design® Karthwork Specialisiy 2it ate 'jence phone, 278 Rlack, ce phone, 278 Blue, DR. SARAH P. WHEELER OSTEOPATE uon Annex, Door South of First National Bank Lakeland, Florida DR. W. R. GROOVER 'SICIAN AND SURGEON. . Kenr ot Chohains | Lakeland, Florida i | | | | | | | [ | i DR. C. C. WILSON n_and Surgeon. Speclal at- iven to_diseases of women 1 D De«(:)r;fiBr,\'agt Elgz_.l‘ \ . ce phone 357. <idence phone 367 Blue. ol DR. W. B. MOON Telephone 350 purs % to 11, 2 to 4, evenings 7 to Over Postoffice Lakeland, Florida A. X. ERICKSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Real Estate Questions pryant Buildinz ). Ropers Edwin Speacer, ¢ ROGERS & SPENTLR Attorneve at Law, : § Prgant Eulldine § and, ¥leride il TENRY WOLF & SON. H EXPERT PIANO TUNERS Piaros Rebuilt, Refinished » New; All Work W Stir ¢+ First Class. Residence R:pair Shop SOUTH MASSACHUSETTS AVE. ne 16 Black. Lakeland. Fla EPPES TUCKER, JR. LAWYER mendn Bldg., Lakeland, Floridn 3 8y Wi KELSEY BLANTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office in Munn Bullding Lakeland Florida W. S. PRESTON, LAWYER b Upstairs East of Court House BARTOW, FLA. tate Law a Speclalty PR. H. MERCER RICHARDS [PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ooms 5 and 6, Ellieton Blez Lakeland, Florida Office 378; Resid. 301 Blue hes: | FRANK H. THOMPSON \ NOTARY PUBLIT Dickson Building phone 402, Res. 312 Red fal attention to diafting legs) | papers. ize licenses and abstracts | tarnished rri | JERMAN WATSON, M. D Moroan-Groover Bldg. s: Office 351; Res. 113 Red Lakeland, Florida DR. D. P, CARTER RINARY SURGEON Lakeland, Fla. | | Phone 294 Red ] Phong 196 r J. H. PETERSON ATTORNEY AT LAW Dickson BuildMmg | > in all courts. Homestead. s located and contested ot Established fn July, 1900 DR. W. S, IRVIN DENTIST | 14 and 15 Kentucky Buildirg | | LOUTS A. FORT | ARCHITECT pler Hotel, Lakeland, Florids | S B. H. RARNLY | [Estate, Live Stock and General AUCTIONEER | Sales Manager ONAL REALTY AUCTION CO. fiction Lot Sales a Spectalty | "mondo R'g. Takeland. Fia | 17 and 18, Raymondo Bldx ®ssary drugs furnished with- out extra charge Residence phone 308. Ofice Phone 410 [ mination of Titles and Rea, &y \ : i | | | i | DR J. R. RUNYAN [$ : o W DR R K. FAIDOCK 5 DFN4'ST Room No. 1, Di kson Bldg. & ;‘3 Lakeland, Fla. 2 3 e 138; Residence 91 Dlacl | to =B %fi- M. Rerron Grocery Co.’s SR Wi of on House F £0 1o a eed /ban anad g kY A\ fa7 <8 ASH GROCERY - 17 EAST MAIN ST. Ail New Goods . ASH ON DELIVERY D. M. Cas:les, Mg-. PHONE 418 are now r Lo and ( inanc HX e save mnliness and Convenience are the pu\p- Yot | S sults T. L. CARDWELL W, ¥ O ARl LV M TRRIIREY T I U T You money, ial Crisis Over pe togive you the be netit Let us wire yonr Lower lusur Phone 397 v 7 e SSEER Hoyt leit a good deal more than that 4 : : Ay = Big Stock iuto money, I offer Some Bargains My line of Groceries is - varie d. Call to see, or 193. Phone Yours for service %4 PPEED i PPE S i i U NYT O OTT or some old aAztee gruous | recognized hi | | | “All the days of my life, if it has to be!" cried Edna Brewer, between smiles heroic and tears that wrenched ber loval gentle heart. friends a iurewcll banquet. 0 i Jacksonville “I shall miss life on the old range, They m i bis cheery, encour i i e Wi s . + * o a.m. 545 Ly Lakeland Edna.” said Hiram Walters, earnestly, jng ways ... « loog time, and out i ; i “for 1 love the free hills, even the the ranch dev : S R LR ol AR very cattle, but I feel I was made for hoped, kept ou it T2 Ly WHnston voie 4 e something beiter. I have a one thou- tiently, | No.3 sand-dollar capital to start in With. «\What has bec. ac of Wait 2" a'f.No. 1 |CIL&EN BOCA GRANDE ROUTE Why can't 1 make it the foundation fellow artist asked of Lunbar oue day. Limited | stone of a great fortune in the big, I pear he is out at the big stock fs 7 55 s 618 Ly ... city. Others have done it on less. I yards, a clerk with some live stock It 8.07 | 628 | DEued oo with the memory of your sweet 1ove house. You see, he kuows all about Rideowood | cattle” | Lnite to eficcurage me, can o wonders. Oh, | sure I shall have enough inside of a year to start us out in life!” ! “I shall hope for it, pray for ft, Hirar said Edna sweetly, “but oh! it will seem very lonely.with you gone . away. So in the gray cool dusk of the prairie eventide they parted, both filled with hope, love, and. greatest of all, faith each in the other and both in the fair promises of the future. There had ever been a lurking devo- tion to art in the rude but healthy nature of the young rancher. He could not draw, but he had a wonder- ful sense of color values and color beauty. A strolling artist had lighted the flame of genius in his ardent soul, and while Hiram could not create a picture he could take an outline print “How Is the Connoisseur Business Get- ting Along?” pottery and bring sults radiant as a rare peach It e incon- ymplishin ditficult of analysis on the part of those who aitent ability They could not clagsify the gift nor direct its utility, yet they traced a discrim- inating talent that should be of some use in the worll. Hiram reachcd the eity, pace firmly aund away from art, its galleries and its devotees. There only was a lure. He had to turn his face away from pic- tures he saw displaved in shop win- dows for fear they would lead him from his set practical purposes. Hiram was induced by a sleek trickster to invest three hundred dol- lars of his little store in and saw it melt away like the snow. He secured work a clerk, but was not up to city ways and evaded a forth r blown e. was a st He set his strenuously kept speculation long apprenticeship “I'm going to Ned i1 :" he de- cided. Ned Dunbar was the nu.o of the artist Hiram had met t the ranch Hiram knew he was in the had his address. If y from him, it was red that meeting him and ong an artistie environ delightfu! but imprac- int might gritt him city, in fact had kept aw canse he petting in 2 ment the d howe Hiran was home- sick. lonely. B t he must o friendly fami face, His re tion taken he was soon on his way to see Dunbar. He found him to he one of a wholo | eomamunity cheery eareless Bohe- wis grouned under the attic roof of old businese hlock in the city e ter. The studio | th of eac home. They worft r thre tire with the dignity and pride monarchs in | They were a | happy, improvident but cheerily hope- | ful family, sharing zgenius, good fel- lowship and—crumbs! For one rare grand week Hiram Walters feasted on the picture world about him. Then a practical idea | struck him. Times were hard, oil paintin not much in demand. “We can paint but we can't peddle, you see,” Dunbar had observed. in a few ult: weeks Hiram himself the proprietor of a filled with the found cheaply rented store products of art gathered up among the studios. He sent out circulars to art lovers generally telling of his treas- ures, but his collection was small, some of the canvases crude and he made few sales and these at a de cidedly low price. “How is the connolsseur business | getting 1allicd Duntar coe da7, enterin3 the little shop. “Poor dear fcilows, these painters!”™ sald Hiram sorrowfully “Hard times for the man of genius, these. Nearly all of them bave had to ask an ad- | vance to keep the wolf from the door, and, in trade pariance, I bave giratned N was close turned o spent his d, thie unsold pictures No. 84 ther owners and Hiram 123 cent giving his loving 1 re- No 1 ATLANTIC COAST LINE And then, one dull evening as tho || crowd sat about the main studio, | working, d ning, alway waiting for some remarkable manifestations |% of fortune, Hiram “blew in.” | He was well dressed, breezy, wild with delight at greeting the old, wist- | Martin Junction Bradley Junction Chieora Cottman .. 8 . TigerBay ful, hungry crowd. His eyes sparkled, | Cottman 8 22 he jingled golden coins in his pocket. | Baied . .oions 8 18 “I've made good and I've come Fort Green Junction 8 08 back,” he announced. “A banquet . .Fort Green 8 06 first, and then any strayed brother in | m;n Green Springs It 8 02 actual need can call on this,” and he 54 i it 751 exhibited a great roll of bankaotes. | yandothy: « e “Tell about it!" s N0 jhidgle was the eager, | unanimous cry. Bridee “Cows’ ' was the strange re- |s 9 38 | 731 | ......... Limestone joinder. “Laugh, deride—it's a fact. Mixing my art aspirations Bunker . cattle down there at the stock Shops I made a discovery. Camel's hair is scarce. Good! I found a substitute— . nay, a vaatly improved brush materlal A s ears. [ experimented. ¢ L M ek I went to a big artists' supply house. s 10 Nocatee .......... 1 sold my discovery for a little fortune s | 8 HOLEe e & daiens and - banquet!™ 10 | Fort Ogden ...... Upon which uproarious occasion Hi- ¢ L A RS e e Borgess ram W speech. He was s o8 Platt g{vh\;: t rtists’ supply business S 41 Mars himself in a small way. He cra ved |l el S Murdock their patronage. He hinted at broad | i3 5 i i il f11 27 864 | covennnen Southiand credit and loaning capabilities. ; byl = I a6 “When you going to open up, Wal- |st! 34 | 8§59 McCall ] LG ters?" inquired Ned Dunbar. 1149 L Pluctd dih el il L8 “Just as soon as I can telegraph a |s12 05 | 9 24 . Gasparilla ..o s12 05 certain little lady on the ranch to Js12 15 's 9 30 s Boca Grande .... s11 55 come on and marry me!” was tho fs12 25 Is 9 40 |Apr .. South Boca Grande .. ... [ 1145 heartsome reply pm. | aom. | am. Had to Stay. il \ Dallv] L EE | AT There is a government official at Washington whose entertainments are rather dull, but who himself possesses a sense of humor One evening he was leaning against “C H. & N. LIMITED" e, Lakeland, Arcadia & Boca Grande Through Slecper Between Jacksonvill \ will stop at flag stations todischarze (', 11. & N. Limited, train No. | i |l i el fon s o refresh | assoneers holding tiekets from Takeland and points north. AR R S (.11, & N. Limited, train No. 4 will stop at flag stations on siznal, e T ing. min stepped [for Tocal pssengers and for passengors holding tickets for Lakeland andy up 1o him points beyond. “Pretty slow, eh?" volanteered tho Tnformation not obtalnable from Agents will be cheertully fur | lively vouth. “T wonder if the parties fuished by the undersigned. i these people give are never any live- {y - poyuTs, N. H. GOUCHER, C. B. McCALL, | lier than th “Never," s promptly “Then youth (L& Pass.Act, Roca Grande, Fla.j 1 2nd V. . & Gen. Mar Supt. T Boea Grande, Fla ransportation, Arcadin, Fla. id the unrecognized host I shall go away," said the v o ——— a3 SO e S L 85 A 2 S TS 7 N Lucky dog” said the host, with a grin. “I'm obliged to stay.” There must have been something in hig tone that enlightened the youth, for the latter flushed and began to held out his hand in most friendly e ———— ——————————————————— e s m—— SPECIAL DALE T ] — stammer his apologies. But his host fashion to his indiscreet guest. “You can go with a clear consei- ence,” said he, pleasantly, “for you've given me the only amusement I've had this evening.” For THIRTY DAYS we will Make a Special Sale on the New Imp: oved White Diamond Cutting. It is said that before the fourteenth century no one knew how to cut and polizh diamonds. They were estecmed for their marvelous hardness, but not ereatlv admired for beauty. There i3 a tradition that a journeyman jeweler in Flanders, Lonis van | covered the art hem, dis- of cutttryr diamond with diamond. But it } hle that he only made some ne TN WA 5 . in the art, since and Flanders from the fourteenth cens by H 1_; J tury. Leuis van o ous achievement we polishing of a hup ;I"n'u; nd helan to Charies the Bold. Charles was so . clared that the dicnmond would now D Shevs i far w tiacoom lamp. Ik Just one-half tae usual price e whiei found on Charles’ e nume of the Nancy diamond outh’s Companion Her Ean’e’GroundA‘ “Ye | h.'\ hink that women :|vfl7 and 1 oppescd 1o It Tt 1 uften Don't let this opportunity pass without ve hom el as if I'd 1} “But why Ie e fight. supplying your neceds. The quantity is limited. Come at once. When they are NECKWEAR OF THE MOMENT | o056 we can’t duplicate the order. Styles Are as Pretty as Those of the Summer, Though Materlals | Are Different. | | | | | | Just as last summer the lovely | touch of white neckwear was organdie and lawn, so now it is of cream net | and lace in the finer costumes, and of pique in those dresses that smack of | the tallormade. i There is less wirlng of the collars | to make them stand up, as the necks Come lC( us Sere you are higher as far as decollete is con-| cerned; they can, however, be ll;hdy‘ | I I 4 | } X A L} ' HARDWARE CO. Fine venise, applique and polnt laces We neced THE CASH. You need the Machine. Our interests are mutual. are noted in the collars of the new dress models, and there Is always enough net added to the neck decors tion to keep the lace from looking too hard avainet the skin Ince net of the applique type finlsh at the top at does not come culmpes are of rd they with 3 1ite up to the base of the throat. neck ¢ oo