Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 29, 1915, Page 8

e E AFRepl deed, for the past few years I've been more in Paris than at home. Well, you know we Americans in Paris organized an American corps to joiu in the dis The United States remained neutral, ' and 1 suppose we should have remain- _ed neutral, but wedidn't. We went into 4t the way most men volunteer in war- ‘time—to be in the excitement. ' “Anyway, we formed a corps aud and « lively scrimmage fol- Jowed. ‘Our fellows were driven back, that they bad licked us or, fearing an ambusb or sowething, retreated. B £ ST Tt D.R.CRUM | Men’s Women’s and Children’s Ready-to-Wear PROPRIETOR Lakeland, WE Florida | Same Goods as Elsewhere Sold for Less than Anywheré PROPRIETOR Lakelard, compel you by force of value, fair treatment and low prices to trade at the CUT PRICE STORE. Everyone says there has been, and is now, a business de- pféssion over- the entire country, but all Europe is placing orders for millions and millions of dollars worth of cotton goods in the United States. We have done well and are now selling large quantities of merchandise. We will not give up bm continue to take advantage of every chance to buy good merchandise at sacrifice prices, which enables us to under-sell all co:qpéiluon. "A New York banker . "='lcted, a short time ago, that money would become a drug on the market, so don’t be frlghtened;flbosen up, get the drug babit and take advantage of these unusually low prices. We receive your money with a smile and return it the ssme way if you arc in the least dissatisfied with any purchase. Come in our store, look, and ask to be shown our merchandise. We will consider it a special favor to be allowed to show you, even if you do not contemplate making any purchase of us. Ladies’ Ready-to- Wear Department Ladies Gingham and .Percale House Dresses Worth $1.00 and $1.25, Now A few Ladies House Dresses at WE NEED THE MONEY, Moiddy Blouses, New Styles Ladies Waists, Crepe de Chine, Pussy Willow Silk and Voiles Worth $3 and $4, Price ...$1.285 to $2.50 You Need the Goods, We Need the Money. Ladies Dresses, Silks, Poplin. Only eight Coat Suits Messaline, Crepe de Chine and See the Dresses and Get Our Prices. left. If you want a good Suit, 11 i i i i ; I i : g £ g i i £ 2 E £ g i g : H ‘ I, i i £ th 1 g ¥ i } i H g : L }! ;i i i!& { g ! g, i | 8 Big-dfqf ;-ejiigge;;& i Peelks 2 H | +d for Half Price, let us show you. 50 Ladies Skirts going at Half Price $1.00, $1.98, $2.50 You Can’t Afford to Pass This By. Ladies’ Percale Waists Ladies’ Embroidered and Lace Petticoats Ladies’ Crepe Drawers Ladies Crepe Corset Covers 25¢ We have a new line of Muslin and Crepe Underwear. Let us convince you that it is the Best for Less, Sweaters Worth $300 and $2.75 Children’s Sweaters All Wool ... .. $1.50 Children’s Dresses Just received a New Line of Children’s Dresses, 6 to 14 years. The prettiest Styles and Best Material for less money See Our Window, Household Pepperell Sheets 90x90‘ 59¢ to0 $2.25 Necessitie Pepperell Pillow Cases, 46x36 each Pepperell Pillow Cases, 45x36 pair All Linen Damask Mercerized Damask, extra width .. Comforts, Worth $3.00 ..... ) Wool Blankets ........ ) Chinese Matting per yard ... Japanese Matting per yard ... Good Grade Linobum Lace Curtains, 50c Quality ... Duplex Window Shades Piece Chambray, Mercerized Finish Goods L. L. L. Unbleached Domestic, 36 inch . Unbleached Domestic Apron Ginghams, Extra Good Quality Calico JUST RECEIVED THE NEW PIECE GOODS Viole, Organdie, Crepe, Rice Show Them to You, 2000 yards Embroidery at Cloth, We Will be Glad to WE NEED THE MONEY. Men’s . All-Wool Grey Serge Suits, worth $15, reduced to Men’s John B. Stetson Hats Men’s John B. Stetson Hats, Usually Sold for $4. 2 98 L to $5.00 Nice Assortment of Men's Hats, Men’s Work Pants ..., ie arire a0 Men’s Pants, All Wool . ... ... Boys Pants, Good Quality, Need the Money Prices.” BOY'S BUItS oo vcodin Ao v 10 Men's Work Shirts soc Values Men’s Girard Drawers .98, $3.25 and $3.75 and Made Right. At “We ; $3.98 Shoes for the Whole Family The Low Prices We are Making on Standard Brands is Causing Comment all Over South Florida. Edwin Clapp’s Famous Shoes ............ ..... 15 ’2” The Well Known Elk Skin Shoess from . .$1.45 10 $2.98 Ladies High Top Shoes $1.98 9t $3.75 Baby Doll Pumps Colonial Pumps ........... n Baby Doll, High Top Shoes Misses Shoes 8 1-2 to 2 Rustless Corsets The New Models, in Construc- ! tion and Workmanship are as | Near Perfection as Possible, The ' Shapes are Varied Enough to Suit the Demand of the Most Exacting, Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction. Eemember, we court comparison, guarantee satisfaction and SELL IT FOR LESS — Cut Price Store, wwina - W. Sample and wife to Flora C. Papger. r . J den Wilson. A. F. Pickard to Paul Skipellett. !Vu,mer. e REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Jan. 23, 1915 A. M. Davis and wife to Peter . and Julls A, Baker. Lake Wales Land Co. to C. C. ; | Thulberry. J. R. Peters and wife to Rosa Geo. W. Libbey and wife to Samuel S. Thorpe. L. 0. Cason and wife to R. B. F. Key. J. W. Sample and wife to Joseph Hoeschen . Palmetto Phosphate Co. to C. H. & N. R. R. Florida Development Co. to Liz- zie C. Beauchamp. Nathan P. Bryan and wife to Florida Development Co. Anton Johnson to A. I. Mann. G. W. MoCorquodale and wife to Nellie A. Bryant. | Malley & Miller to Florida Lake 'Region Land Co. ‘ Cln.nolnnud'lhw!o.m seph Copbam. | Annle Meary to B. F. Mears. | Webber T. Palmer #iwite to 8. 4 t. M. E. v B. C. DeVane to J. B. Fortaer. Herbert E. Fairchild et al to Gil- bert L. Bryon. Herbert B. Fairchild et al to Gil- Herbert B. Fairchild ot al to Jus. ‘Herbert E. Fairehlld ot al to Ella C. Gould. ~-3 ‘W. J. Howey t0 J. D. Summa. E Ames A. Barlow and wite son M. B. Gillett ot al to Citisens Bank & Trust Co. Dlxmlnl.-d-b.. B. Tyler. hl\lfllll'\nh.. BE.aad D, Gillett, R. &. Tyler and wite to Dizon McLendon. C. wite to M. Robert W.5gmn to m-ul.n;o._......_ « Werner. «