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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22
Help Wanted--Male

YOUNG MAN. don't enter crowded
fields. There arc dozen clerks.
eookkecpers. stvnoErnphers for
every vacancy. Look Into oppor.
tuntttes awaiting steam. gas and
electric engineers Demand 70
strong for licensed men. We train
men to secure licenses 90 h. y.
coriiAs engine new being shipped
US from works at Providence. II. l.
VIII be Installed Immediately for
practical inAtruciion Enroll now.
low tuition. expert Individual In
SEATTLE STEAM ENGINEERING
SCHOOL
10s-a Oriental NldK
eos second Az seattle
MEX, women aud married couples
wanted 10 learn teiewraphy.
ateaay positions open the year
around guaranteed 20 our srAdu-
ates; 80 20 tieo monthly We
teach you tclesraphy quickly; day
" desired call o. write Tor par.
ticuiara Pacific Telegraph fnatt-
tute. EOS First Ave, seattle.
EXPERIENCED MAN To ftr IN n
FISH AND POULTRY MARKET
IN CONNECTION WITH A MEAT
Market BEST LOCATION ~
inTdaNaTfex E snDn nasf Ioi.
LII MEAT MARKET. aas kAST
HOLLY STREET. nEfLiNoiiAM.
WASH
WANTED Men aud women 90
learn the barber trade wages
paid while learning Call OF write
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
ss Washington -.
one OF two carpenters 70 bid f2r la
Dor for construction OF airFpink
porch, good mechanics only. rrf-
eEonces required call this even
ing scs seth Ave, n. corner John
- MAdfona car OF phone East
MSS
yousg men wanted for railroad an6
wtrrieAs telegraph service. eaay
lions guaranteed Call or address
ss',onsI rs'' sgsgs,,. s nssnsns
New. clean furnished steam heated
bedrooms sfer meal. ssc per nisht
Free baths and phones. At the An
nex. zo0t SIN av.. near Wcstiahs.
Want first class ornamental iron
mechanics. none other need apply
shop work out % city. f.lwwutiyn
Iron works. 80 Washington ~
Educated men To learn wireless
tetsgrnphy. Position open; good
salaries United wireless Train-
ing Class. 4io Grand Trunk pock
The new Upstairs Meas Clothing
shop sells s1s suits for fis. $40
suits ti2ko. Landquist. 30t EN-
press Theatre nldg. ~ and spring
M ss[S g h g Feea d ssEssr I;
7s0 Occidental Ave.
RAz0rs. safety blades. scissors and
knives ahmrpened. KEYS made. re-
pairing. ietSH Nestiake
Say n sew u IN The star
sspFisE 81 pool room. EvsrythinF
new, 81 cents per cue, fe1t Third
av. w. Cramsr. Tad Dame.
Mems suits cleaned and pressed.
tl.eo. sniiltoriun- 1923 sIh ~.
Situation Wanted--Male
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Help Wanted-FemaIc
~ Snfcd oa ff> ~ofSsn. sitSSf 81.
paFienccd or Inexperienced TO
work a. tsiePh?ns operators ;Ap,-
ply 70 HOS 3rd av. or 1890 nth
av. Tho Pacific TcIephons and
Telegraph Co.
selling out my stock OF millinery.
Your own choice Of nscely-trift-
med hats for tz.0o. al Arcade.
Mrs. Brown.
Wanted at Oncs--A few congeuiat
young ladies to form a club. home
convenience. walking distance.
Capitol Hiu district. reasonable
rates Phone North 1Ti0
Girl 10 exchange services IN general
sfeuoRraphsrs office for tuition
sp shorthand. typewritinH. Eng
iish, etc. Call gft Sew York NIX
wanted -Helper Cali t3s Arcade
Bid9. DeNogt. tabor.
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Honesteads

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REIMBURSEMENT IN Grant county, 4
miles from railroad, this lies fine
for irrigation. owner must sell
this week Price ffna.
EMPIRE HOMESTEAD CO.,
a6l and sos Empire building
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GOOD BARGAINS
Choice home or factory site over
looking Lake Union. Special bar
gate II sold within tbs next few
daye
Choice hone IN the University dis
triet- Good terms.
Hounshoat 70 exchanges for good
team work horses.
A beautiful lot overlooking Lake
unipn- near fnterinkca boulevard.
for ff. 600.
Feciian Of choice timber land north
~ Vancouver 20 exchange for city
property.
Alberta wheat farm; will take one
half In exchange Tor Seattle prop
erty.
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For Sale-Poultry.


For Sale-Poultry.
-~--~~--~~---~---.~----~ -~~~--------~-~~~->----
Largest pure bred poultry house on
Pacific coast Before buying see
us about poultry. baby chicks
Matching eggs, poultry supplies.
Queen and N-Rny Incubatore. Sec
ond floor New Corner Market
First ay. and Pike 81.
Full stock Of pure bred poultry
Matching eggs. poultry supplies.
fresh dressed poultry. incuhators.
fresh ranch eggs. knlcm Poultry
Market. Pike Place.
Eggs for Matching. II. l. Reds
Black Minorcas. White Leghorns.
pckin ducks. baby chicks. Mrs
Hess. Ballard iss.
Rhode Island Red eEgs. Tomkins
strain. si.2s per settling. $500 per
hundred splendid layers. sidney
Indian Runner duck eggs, pure
white. $500 setting. $500 hundred.
Beacon 1857.
y. q. smith breeder White Leg
horns Matching eggs. Queen Anne
2o7t Elliott 29Gs.
conadlc-AnconAs, 100 to 22s eggs
each last year S5c each. ]. Rich-
ardson, 1919 s2nd, near Pine.
Pair OF year old Bronze turkeys for
sale. Phone Sidney pa.
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Flats for Rent.

broom lower flat. partly furnished,
cheap rent Apply 2f2 2fst nvu
or phone East 2070.
Groom flat. t25. Including heat, hot
water gas range, iineoleum. a0bD
Eighth av. N. &c. North 1909.
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Apartments for Rent.

The Woilinaton=-ia01 jackson 81 .
modern unfurnlshrd a~room, steam
heated apartments, ERa rnngNa.
private baths. lockers. electric
washer. nwceper. vacancies t2t.
t1e. Ianitor.
Two a-foom flats close to car y
minutes walk 70 possibilities; tfe6
each also furnished rooms ana
apartments. label, tes Arcade.
found--Nlee clean apartments close
In. price light. gas. fuel free. aialn
1855.
Eagle Northumberland Apts
room aud hoard. ts.ss a week, as
9TH, Bfemerton, Wn. Phone X an
81 Lawrence, tso9ls sth.-comfort.
able. close IN. Main 1851 sit np.
Excelsior Apis --furniehaa and srn-
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g. q. TAcKABERRY
aIa CnnfrnI ltIdr nnln raas

CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
On improved or vacant property at
and per cent. any amount from
40 20 $500. for a long or short
limo. ana easy payments, no de-
lay. Eturtevant Il Co. sfz Igosfon
block. aaennd md (.nInn lila
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Thoroughbred Berkshire brood SOW,
10 months. 200 lbay Week 4oII
Haired Rock chicks, iBc apiece.
Phone Kepwood 1891
HORSE AUCTION CO. f72z lat Ave.
g.. has sales Of horses. wagons,
harness, every Tuesday, I o. N. =.
w. Itobb, Auct Phone Main 790z.
Two bofoch Jersey pigs. nearly !
months old. male and female. ell
Eible for registration. 1000 each.
w Cooper. Redmond Wash.
Two fresh cows. heavy mixers. caa
be bought right II taken AZ once.
zsiy fth W. North Queen Anas
car
-Four mares IN foai. suitable for far-
mers watson Bros 1875 LIST &.
wanted ii0rses 10 pasture.
wood 1853
Little pigs FOR sale EenSood g5Tf-
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HELD Wanted--Femalc
Situations Wanted
Female

-~4~~~>~s~~-~,~~~~y~ ~-ce~S~~r~~~~~~s~
Woman desires care Of children OF
sick person during the day. or
housekeeping for wid0wer. &-lSS.
care star
An experienced nurse desires posi-
ton. Confinement cases o. care
OF invaiids. Phone East 1879.
Wanfed-Day work BY experienced
woman 2tfa 18th Az w
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Board and Room.

fNe>e~r>r<~rNe,s>0.<s<, e><>esT~"~r~~sr~r~
upsd home for babies and children.
good care, tls0o month. North
W anted-isRbicA OF children . board
by nufac IN private suburban
hoina. Phone Kcnwooa bes.
I men boardera as2s 10Th az, N. b.
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Housekeeping Rooms.

Housekeeping Rooms.
N~~~~~-~~~~~~~N-~e~~~~ee
For Kent-~Two front housekeeping
rooms. bath. phone. electric iight
and gas large lawn. fiA.0o a
month Phone East SOFA
Furnished housekeeping rooms pri-
NnfU home reasonable. lis East
Howell East toBs.
OLYMPIC Af-rs. a0i0 Western sv
Single rooms. ttte up. suite.
taos up. Near public .narkst
Furnished hoaHek keeping rooms. I've
% four 1it North land. Phone
North ge3t
modern housek eeping rooms. nice
" furnished. $500 per month.
North Use.
4 modern Foonla. one block from sew
oral car lines. ti8.ne. MS isth Az.
last va fhene after 7.0o.
housekeeping or sleeping rooms.
ti.ee week and up. 1918 pike ~
Earle. III Msrion--slngle W X Rms.
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KNuppENpuRG LAND co.

2is Columbia 81 Phone Elliott $500
SMALL FARM PRODUCE
GETTING HIGHER
Every year farm produce r. costing
tho consumer more and the pro-
Queer gets more. Why not go into
the berry buainsHaT We have good
land for sale Some Of IL iH easily
cleared Prices as low hH SIS per
acre. The fis land. however. H.
usually rough aud out OF the way.
You can get good land near Ma
chian. Snohomish county. for 500
per acre. or at Granite Falls. same
price. or az Auburn same price. or
across the sound near pouinho. at
$50 per acre Any flvc-acrc tract
on terms OF SIC cash. balance o.
per month. Come in and see IA
OLE HANSON * CO,
Third Floor New York Block
$40 acres 81 wheat land in the sis
Bend country at t1s an acre. win
exchange for an apartment house
In Seattle worth the money, small
membranes. viii assume a reaa
sonabio amount.
For salc--sm acres improved. the
complete poultry ranch. fine or
chard and every possible con
ventcnce. has 500 feet water front
located on west side Naahnn
island. owner will sell for 1880.
on easy terms. Tho place ~ worth
twice the money.
GEO. T.. ROssMAN AGENCY
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est ..es 49,,
Money 70 loan on city property.
acreage and farms, ANY AMOUNT
from five hundred 20 two thou
N $3.50 - 80. .....
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-Four mares III foni. suitable for far
NOR Malnan Hrna IIZn Iaf 81
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WANTED -Ncn and women TO
learn the barber trade. wages
paid while learning Call OF write.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
ss Washington 81.
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Wanted--MisceIlaneous
Lost and Found.

G q : 4 SG?6S1 &c sssIoa iSddsr.
East tTs3 or sfs nth Ave. N.
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waniea Horses TO pasture
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~~NNo~N~0S-ceeo~.

nv MffSfCHT >Cfs0', 90
Century Edition" Cent Sheet
Music: thousands OF pieces 10
choose from. New numbers added
weekly. 42e Walker Bldg. End at
University. Main 1880
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Money to Loan

LlItIe plgs for ale. Kenwood an
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NoTOUf1ts1.vee'

g. a. Townsend SOS Bailey. Consuifa-
ton free. husband. wife. injuries.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-11
LYCEUM ATTRACTION
TOMORROW NIGHT

Tomorrow night the next Lyceum
attraction will be given in Lakeland
being a lecture by Frank Dixon. OF
Mr.. Dixon the Times-Unio has the
following:
mr.. Dixon is tall and Of dignified
bearing. and has as many facial ex.
rressions almost as he has words.
Those who heard him said: "Thc
greatest thing ever heard. was
sorry he stopped. His arraignment
Of anarchism and socialism was bril-
liant. witty, cutting. satirical, search
ing. piercing and destroying. His
portrayal of the ideal democracy, as
against socialism. was superb, and
struck responsive chord in every
nearer. His final appeal for self
respect and self-reliance in individ-
ual and nation brought his audience
to the heights OF enthusiastic ap-
plause"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-11

Ii you must observe the weather
then observe that. whatever befalls
it always attends strictly to its owl
business.
Incessant chatter about the wealth
er is one of the silliest weaknesses o!
the American people. Europeans sa!
that we are the only civilized civil
lied people who make OF the weather
a stock topic of conversation, says
the Pensacola Journal.
If it is cold. we complain; II it Il
hot, we complain; il 1t is unsettled
we complain; If 1t happens to b.
just right for little while. we gel
extensively gay about it.
All this Is extremely foolish.
The weather never varied mill
ionth part of a degree because of oul
approval or disapproval, and nevel
will.
Really. this is just exactly thu
kind of weather We ought to have a
this particular time, II We only could
understand all about It, Dark days
and damp days are good for thu
earth, the atmosphere and for thu
nerves; wet days are necessary II
the scheme Of nature; windy day
could not be dispensed with: cold
days have their time and place; and
sunny days are the more enjoyed
the more rarely they come.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-11
FLORIDA CHRISTIAN ENDEAv0R

Miss Minnie Neal. State Superin-
tendent of the W. {. T. L.. says that
many EndcavOrers had part in
making the comfort bags presented
to the captain. officers and sailors of
the noted boat Florida. II is al
ways pleasing to hear that our work
ers have helped in a good cause.
The field secretary of Ohio is Rev.
Daniel Polling. a splendid young min
lister. Holiday greetings sent out
from his office were in the form of
card with his original poem, Fare
we'll. Old Year." printed on it. The
Florida secretary was remembered
among other friends.
Rev. r. p. Anderson, one of the
United Society Men in fremont Tenn
pie, wrote the annually gotten out
book, STORY of the Year" which for
1911 is just from the press. 1t is a
splendid little book and every society
should have one or more copies. Send
direct to fremont Temple. Boston:
price ten cents each. or dozen for
one dollar.
The Endeavor topic for the first
Sunday in the year was about ''CouT-
age" and the second. Winning of
Young People" This is a good COM
bination for il takes courage to talk
religion" for most Endeavorers. and
it takes more courage always to live
it. everyday example.
The Florida writer of poetry is
Miss Lena Clark. leader in the fine
society of West Palm Beach. In their
local paper, Palm Beach Weekly
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-11
w. c. T. U. OFFICERS
AND DEPARTMENT WORK

Extract from paper read before
the Tampa Convention by Mrs
George Nelson.D
The life Of an organization is it.
officers. Elect a president who never
knows defeat. \ secretary who never
gives up. See to it that they are
faithful women. and that they ara
not stingy. If they are stingy, you
might a. well disband. for your
union is dead Select for your
treasurer woman who is brave en-
ough to 80 to the homes and ask the
members for their dues.
Money answereth all things" But
mcthinks hear someone whispe :,
the love of money is the root of all
evil. and so il is. But we are not
talking about the love of money-we
are talking about the need of money.
You can't run anything without
rooney; you can't run the church
without Church money-and you
can I run the W. G.. 4. l.. without.
money anymore than you can buy "A
fine dress and have il made without
paying for it, God loveth a cheer
full giver"
A lady said to me, II can't do 4
great deal but can help financial
ly. That is good way to help. The
W. c. +. L. will eXpend more
through the social department than
any other. In there is SO much that
anybody and everybody can do.
Our success in life depends more
upon our social ability and tact than
anything else.
In your open meetings tell of pro-
Editions victories in other States, its
rapid strides in your own-the
achievements of your own home
Union. Have children speak. They
will draw an audience when the
grOwn-ups fail.
The Flower Mission Department,
gives employment to many who lik,
to 20 about doing good. When the
workers take flowers in one hand and
the necessities OF life in the other
the poor and the suffering graciOusly
consider the lilies" and joyously
consider the ravens" The world
then recognizes the w. G. r. Y. as q
charitable institution.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-11
P0vERTY.STRICKEN EXPRESS
COMPANY.

Some time ago an audit of the
books of the Southern Express Com.
pany in Florida was started. The
company claimed that they were not
making any money. We had always
been under the impression that they
were making all there was. Here are
one or two reasons why the South
ern Epress Company is in reduced
circumstances
Thursday The Journal took q box
out of the express Office. the contents
of which cost just $2.50. The ex-
press charges on this box from At
lanta, Ca, were $i.1O. NEARLY
TWICE THE VALUE OF THE
SHIPMENT. For the past several
weeks We have been paying express
charges on goods from Atlanta which
amounted to nearly double the ac-
tual cost of the goods themselves. At
this rate, if We had box come
from Chicago we would have to sell
cur plant in order to pay the express
charges. And so it will easily be
seen that the Southern Express Com
pany does not make any money. Ii
is charitable institution. The
Southern Express Company and 9TH
er express companies are deliberately
robbing the people. and it is sane
toned by law. Compared with the
express companies. the James boys
were novices at the hold-up game
Key West Daily Journal.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-11

We note that at the annual election
OF officers OF the ChildrenS Home So
c,tty held at Jacksonville Tuesday
night that Hon. ID. II. Sloan was
elected one of the directors OF thu
society. The Board of Directors is
composed of prominent men OF the
State, including W. a. Blount. o!
Pensacola. r. NJ. Hudson, OF Miami
r 2. ConrOy. OF Jacksonville. and
many others of like standing, and
the election of Mr.. Sloan to this Of
lice was very wise move on the
part OF the Society.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-11
CeavOr. We are sorry he is II
Grace 4. Towns
lnterlachen. January, l'l-

For hours the French >.rl'a
followed the man through te'.,
highways and byways, h" ursus'
ting fellow slouching alons W.T.
canvas roll held tightly unt"s
arm.
Aha, Kissed thu smiling -
tive, II have heem az Z. As
he came a little oos'r $50
paint We're distinctly visih' g..
canvas roll.
The sleuth sprang torwt-.
snatched away the pachagr
II ar-r-rest you. he drama
cried. for re theft OF lc -1-.-:'
Mona Lise..
The suspect stared Il III
and the sleuth stared a. liz $50
canvas.
Monsieur. " said thc -u,f
ly, Il will thank YOU 10 n,'tt, f.
nay overalls'"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-11
THE PHILADELPHIA SPECIALIST
WILL OPEN A PERMANENT
BRANCH OFFICE IN
LAKELAND.
Offices Open to the Public friday
January 18th, at ga. N.
Philadelphia Office, S77 North 4Sth
street. Tampa Office 404la Cass
street. Lal,.:!1nd oEcc in the Raw.
monde Building. Rooms IL, IA and
Is.

DR.. shannon, the Philadelphia
Specialist. will open permanent
branch Office in Lakeland, Friday
January 18th, at $3.50 a. M, for the
treatment of Chronic, Nervous, Com
plicated and Special Diseases of men,
women and children.
The Doctor is spending the winter
in Tampa, and will be in Lakeland,
on Friday of every week, until June
list, when he will return to his Phil
adelphia office.
The Doctor offers to every chronic
sufferer of Lakeland and surround
ing country the latest treatments
used in Philadelphia for the cure OF
chronic. nervous, complicated and
special diseases. and no doubt this
opportunity will be greatly appre-
ciated. as it will offer you an oppor,
tunity to obtain the latest treatment
for your disease, and will save you
the expense of going to some large
city for treatment, and will no
doubt fiji a long felt want in this
section.
I The Doctor offers to treat the first
twenty-five patients absolutely free
OF charge for treatment. charging
YOU only for the medicines and things
necessary to use In your case.
That you may fully appreciate
this offer. it is we'll to state that this
treatment in Philadelphia would
cost you from $500 to $500. and
your medicines would be extra. =,
f! II you desire to take advantage o!
this offer. you had better call early,
as the first twenty-five will be taken
up before noon.
il you are suffering from Catarrhy
Deafness. Nose and Throat Diseases,
Asthma. Stomach. Liver and Kidney
Diseases, Bladder Troubles. Heart
and Nervous Diseases, Cholera or st.
Vitus' Dance. Sciatica. Rheumatism.
Neuralgia. Paralysis. Diseases Of the
Bowels, Piles. Fistula and Rectal
troubles Lost Vitality. Special Dis
eases. Goiter. or Big Neck. Blood
Diseases. all diseases of the PROSTATE
Gland. Hay Fever. Hysteria. Epilep-
sy, Insomnia. Female Troubles. etc.
the Doctor extends to you cordial
invitation to consult him free of
charge.
Office hours $3.50 a. m. to IL noon:
/: 30 to $50 p. M. and $50 to \
night
Ii you cannot call during the day.
call at night from $3.50 to s o'clock.
Lakeland Office. rooms L.. II. and
IL RaymondO building. Kentucky
avenue.
Tampa office. 404is Cass street
Philadelphia office. so. North
4Sth street.
Remember. every Friday. the Doe
tor will be in Lakeland.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-11

We have SO many calls for accom-
modations, Let me see your pape.
and see who has rooms and board OF
houses to rent" is the song We hear
Ill day long. Either the people of
Lakeland haven't any rooms or they
are not telling about them, We don't
know which. In either event, We
are the losers, for many people who
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-11

News" was almost a full column
Christmas poem from her pen. They
have a variety Of talents seemingly
in Southwestern district.
{. Jay Adams. president of the St.
Petersburg Presbyterian Society.
sent holiday good wishes to our Of
flee and promised news-items which
are being anticipated by the press
superintendent.
In last weeks Friday edition OF
The Ocala Banner. Editor Harris
talks interestingly of THE Religion
of Love-" believing as some more OF
us do. that ii is the practical kind
which does the most good in the
world. One thing we all can do, no
matter how poor or seemingly living
in very small corner" and that
is to cultivate to higher degree in
this new year. the habit of remem-
bering only the good things about
our neighbOrs, also enemies if there
are any of the latter.
Rev. 4. G. Wood. who used to be
president of the Avon Park Society
and vice-president for the State Tn
ion. is coming down from his church,
at Hillsdale. y. v. for the month
of February Mr.. Wood will have
some series OF stereopticon views OF
the finest kind. with him and will
probably be glad to divide the pro-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-11

Straw berries are now moving
from Lakeland" says the News, "anj
the prices are $l.25 and $3.50 per
quart. The outlook is very crafty
ing for a fine crop at good prices.
For years we have advocated extern
sive planting Of strawberries about
Orlando, but even at $3.50 per quart
our gardeners can not seem to catch
On.-OrlandO Citizen.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-11

would stay here all winter are hav-
ing TO go where they can GET accom-
rlodations. \ mint of money could
ne made in the hotel and boarding.
house business in Lakeland. and VIII
VIC can't have more is something hard
TO understand.