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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
THE CONFESSIONS Or A WIFE
Lives Are Given For Gold.

As talked 20 Lord Beauchamp,
continued Paula what had sui
ferod physically mentally and spir.
itually because the people had
known and loved and who | thought
had loved me loved only money
came wildly before me.
With the enthusiasm OF youth 7
started on my hobby Dear Lord
Beauchamp. said. We Americans
have many virtues, but We have one
terrible and objectionable We've
worship money Wait ! said i'm
periously as he attempted 10 inter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

Il wish was at them right no =, -
interrupted Reddy with sigh
But YOU know what have told
YOU" went on Granny The surest
way OF getting into trouble ~ to
steal hens. I'm net feeling quite up
70 being chased by Bowser the
Hound Just now. and " We come
secret of where we live and might
be smoked out, ana that would be
tho end OF Us. Besides, those hens
viii be hald 20 get At this weather
because they will stay in their
house II vii be great deal bet
ter TO take Bowsers dinner away
from him In the hrst place. ii W.
are careful, no one bur Bowser will
know aboul IL. and az long az he Is
chained up We will have nothing TO
worry about from him Besides we
VIII enjoy getting even with him
for the times he has spoiled our
chances OF catching a lat chicken
auu for the way he has hunted us.
Most decidedly u will be better and
safer 20 Try for Bowser's dinner than
To Try for one OF these hens
Just q you say. Granny. just as
l on. sss~ returned Redas ,.-Aell
kaes eess. Bnt aios Under the SUR
We can Ia il beats lac"
ITS yer, simple" replied ,irahnS
very simple indeed Most things
are simple enough wh,n ynu ind out
how 90 DO them Neither OF ue could
o. il alone, but tofriher We can de-
o. withou, uie lca-, bd Of u.k.
Listen
Granny vent close TO Rcddy and
whispered 10 him altho there
aasn soul within hearing \ SLOW
grin spread over Reddy's lace az he
listened and when he had finished
he laughed right ont p
Granny. an're a wonder hc eN.
claimed adm,ringls II never should
have thought of thar az course vr
con- do it My went Bowscr be sur
rrised' tnd hoy mad hen he
Come on lets L., starting
an right" said Granny md Tho
two siartcd toward Farmer
FroWns
N~Xt StorN Wls BoN~cr D.,n't
Fat Ills nnner
rrin,inE-,bc pin,. neat k,nd-,hat
a.. - -. ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

" You and your theories are the
pleasantest things / can talk about.
Miss Newton flattered nis lordship.
Then my cousins 20, up TO go.
and called gaily 10 them as che,
passed our table. Good bye. Ger.
trude and Jerry Give my regards
10 Aunt Rachel
II wish Margie you could have
seen their faces. They knew the
game was up and n looks could
have killed, the head waiter would
have been sending for The under
taker Immediately But. Margie. I
remembered how they treated me
and hurt me for the sake of a few
paltry dollars and | was glad
Truly. Margie. I was a cat and !
think ! am still little bit catfish"
Printing-tbe plain neat kind-that
IL Eht---Iimes job Beuf.-W9s. tTT0
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

rupt me. ! don't mean the things
that money can buy ! mean sor-
did misery alteration OF the al
mighty dollar.
We Americans allow the dol
lar 70 separate husbands and wives
and drive love from the home. We
let IL break UP friendships that
have existed for years. We make
ourselves supplicsnts and toadies
simply 10 bask in its silver sheen.
Money money, money, How
much this one has and that one
has not II is the easiest thing in
tho world 10 acquire II one wishes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
Dr. r.
ONE DOLLAR DAY IN
Muslin Underwear Shop

THIS WILL AROUSE SPECIAL INTEREST
One large table OF broken lines Of Drawers
and 3-pece Combinations made OF fine
nainsook. Some trimmed In val lace;
others with French embroidery. These
garments regularly sold al from $3.50
up to $3.50. While the assortment lasts.
Each 80. -. ........... 500
Envelope Chemise OF fine nainsook
and batiste trimmed with hne embroidery
and organdie medalllons. 81 90 values
> for .,............. ................ Sf.00
Muslin Gowns-Made in slip style
trimmed with organdie medallions and
fine embroidery, ribbon drawn. 81 values,
> for ................. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 90
Corset covers-AIade OF fine lawn trimmed
With lace and Swiss embroidery They sell
ordinarily for 75c each for ............ $500
HeaIy's Fiuh Floor shops
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
ON SALE ALL DAY
on. DOLLAR DAY ~
.JEWELRY

NNI. 1lII. VT IN IN
S .JEWELRY 5
Dorine Powder Boxes Enamel top. Sl50
values .,.,,..... .....S 1.OO
Dorine Powder Boxes Engraved rop ,5c
EdfNeS. = Tor . . . .ol'VO
Gold. silver, platinum finished Bracelets
Engraved and rhinestone settings 81 so
and 81 values for ........ ....-.. $685.. SfO0
Pearl Beads Genuine fish scale filled. with
a solid gold clasp Pink anAwhite. sl.75
value for ....... 49,. St.0O
German Silver Mesh Bags Soldered links.
Bali frinee $3.50 and So values FOR stoo
Sapphire and Emerald Rosaries Gold filled
crosses. warranted for years 75c val
ues , for ................: .......... 500
casque Combs With white and coored
rhinestone. $50 values for,........... 500
Gray Jet and Tortoise Shell Back Combs
With settings. sl.50 values for. ,.s... a.. S1.0o
UcaIy'> JcweIrs shop-Main Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
on DOLLAR DAS ~
NECkWEAR

Georsette Collar Hand embroidered. deep
.aor back $50 values for ........... SIX
Ugh Neck Guimps Fine quality net 59c
values for 49,. .,.......... ............. SIX
Broadcloth Collars sailor backs embrof
dered corners. l.5O values for ........ ST.;
Brosdoloth Collars Sailor backs, Roman
cut work 81 20 values for. ........... SIT
Georoette Collars Cape effects lace trim
med 15c values. . for acknowledgements. S1(
orpardie Collars Plain and lace trimmed
SOC values. for ......,....... ..,........ stt
Georoette Collars Cape effects. scalloped
edge Sl,50 values for .......... ........t .Sf(
HcatN'S Neckwear Shop-Nain Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
ONE DOLLAR DAY ~
BABY WEAR

Misses Wash Oresses-These are the new
spring models IN fine snghams and cham
brays Empire and long wasted styles
IN beautiful new stripes and plaids. S12o
values for ..........., ..........,. 500
Birdseye pispers-Made w with narrow
hens, good quality birdseye. all sizes
$50 values for ...-... ..... ........... si.oo
Baby Bbs Fine lace and embroidered bibs
with French Val lace edge pad under
meath. 59c values, 8 for ..[,.......,. 500
Chdren's Bingham Dresses Dainty little
gnghams in plads. stripes and plain
chambray. 10 years. 59c values . for s1.Oo
Rompers Beautiful Spring Rompers
in pinks, tans, blues and strlpes. trim..ed
with combinations of colors 10 6 years
SIC values. for ......... ............... 500
Baby Shirts-Fine Merino Shirts with hand
crochet az neck. ribbon drawn for 800
Heny's Bnby shop--second Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
ONE DOLLAR DAY ~
BABY AND MISS

Misses Flsnnelette Skirts--These skirts are
made OF The best flannel in pink and
white stripes also plain white soc val
ues al, for .... .... SlOO
Baby Psnts-Made Of rubber with patent
fastener. Good and servceablc AT
sizes, for 49,. - 500
Pinnna Blankets Very fine flannel pnning
Blankets. crochet and plain edges csc
values. for ....................... $500
flsnneiette Night cowns-Children's Elan
Belette Night Gowns white. pink and
blue. scalioped edges soc values. for sioo
Turk Knit Sets Consisting OF Bath Apron.
towels. . bibs and wash cloths. edged
With pink and blue. $50 values for 500
Baby Creepers Pink and blue ehamhray
L-G4--pcrs piped with white little collars
see values. for ............. .......... .S1.J0
Heaiy's second Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
ONE DOLLAR DAY ~
Knit Underwear Shop

One lot OF Ladies' Merlno Vests and Tights
in broken sizes. Selling regularly for SlO0
and 81 IS a garment for....... $500
Women's Extra Size Merino Union SUITS
made with low neck. elbow sleeves ankle
length Regular $50 value Each ....... 500
Another lot Of Broken Sizes in Vests. Tights
and knitted cotton Corset CoAers-edc and
75c garments for............. ....... 500
Heats's FIfth Floor shops
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
ONE DOLLAR DAY ~
LEATHER.WARE

Vaehette Hand Purse-Back strap and mir
$3.50 values for .................. 500
Mun Pursc-vici kid back strap inside
purse and mirror $50 value for. 500
Hand Purse-Rea seal. silk lined. change
purse and mirror $50 value for ~. $500
Travellers Necessity. Whlskbroon, in leath.
er cases. soc values or................. 800
Telephone Pads in leather cases. SOC val
ues, . for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. stoo
Hesy's Leather shop--MsIn Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
ONE DOLLAR nav ~
SILNERWARE

Jan We received announcements from All SIP
VET manufacturers 81 An advance in silver Of To-
10 15ec
81 Is values OF our 1915 stock are 81 81 val
uos a. 1917 prices Each ,. siop\
Relish Dish Nicke silver with glass containcr
Mayonnaise Bowls. Cnstard CUPS Sci Powder BnN
and Hair Receiver Rsmikins set ct g. Losf
Sugar Packs. ret ~ o.. Salt and Pepper Sets
box sherbet Glasses with plate Flower Vases.
dainty for dining table
HrHIys Down~taIr. ~L.p
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
ONE DOLLAR DAY ~
TOILET GOODS

Woodburys Facial Soap csc per cake
for ....... .....,.... ....... $t.UO
Woodwork Toilet Water Assorted odors
Special price. ................ $500
Flormsy Face Powders-Sl.25 values ---r. 800
Perfume $50 per OF. values Per On. 800
Ssehets Assorted odors. So and 50 SO per
o., Rom OF, $50, ............... 500
Mira Oens Violet Face Powder-75c per
box, ....,........,........... 800. $500
Hc.I,'s Toilet sbop--Msin Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
ONE DOLLAR DAN ~
HANDKERCHIEFS

Ladies Fine HemstItehed Border. with dain.
~ embroidered corners 19c and 15c val
ues. special. dozen ........ .............. 500
Ladies CoIored Novelties with hemstitched
border with pretty embroidered corners
l5c values Special. dozen .................s 500
Ladies Pure Linen. plain hemstitched Dor.
der and fine Shamrock with dainty bits of
embroidery in the corners. 25c values
For special. for ...................... 500
He"iy's handkerchief sbop-MsIn Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
ON SALE ALL DAY
ONE DOLLAR DAN ~
IVORY

ONE DOLLAR DAY
) IVORY s
French Ivory Mirror 50 and $3.50 values
for Neutrality-suspicious.. st.oo
French Ivory "Four-Pieee Manicure Set"
81 values tor. Observation-Disclosures. St.oo
French Ivory Picture Frsmes-S1.75 and
So values for. ................ 500
French Ivory Powder Box so value for 800
French Ivory Hair Reeeiver-s150 value
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. stoo
French Ivory Perfume 6otties-s125 and
$50 values for ................. 500
French Ivory 6ufers-sl2 5 and 81 so val
ues for .................. Observation-Disclosures. 500
French Ivory Candle Stick Hoders-s125
Values for .......................... $500
French Ivory Bud Vase and Hat Pin Holder
Use values, for ...........,......... 500
HeaIy's Ivors shop--MnIn Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
ONE DOLLAR DAY ~
S LAMP SHADES, ETC,

Lamp Shades Size & 10 IL inches Gro.
tonne. silks etc All wanted colors a..
sortment Of styles.
sioo each values, shades for .......... 500
500 each values, shades for ........... S1.oo
$500 each values. shade for ... s. 90
Metal Candle Night Ismps--Good looking
Practical values. Values 800 each
for ....... .......... ................s 500
Mahogany Colonial Drip Candle Sticks.
$3.50 values for. ......,..........n.. -. $500
Glass Candle Sticks, with Colonial burners,
sloo values, for. 49,. 500
Smoking Stands Mahogany. With ash tray
and cigar holder $3.50 values for -. $500
HesIy's Downstairs sbcps
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

ONE DOLLAR DAY
S. EMBROIDERIES s
Skirts Flounoings new. IS in
embroidery nouncing with ribbon spacing
and plain top. which makes 36-inch
nouncc all ready 10 put on the band ~
yards makes skirt our regular $50
values. for yard ............... &. 90
HenIs's Embroidcr, shop--MnIn Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

Printing-tbe plain neat kind--that
IL rsEhf---Times job Dept.--Ns', s51O
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

'umplete SET TOT .......t,, 81 90
Another Speeial-One Carriage Robe. stamp.
cd on fine pique, 500; Baby Pillow.
soc, one Carriage Strap. CSC SET. Special
for .....,......................,..,.......s, 500
Desk Sets Made Of fine cretonne $3.50
values, while they last for ............ 81 90
Cretonne Laundry Bags Ready made and
large size. Slo0 kind for this sale special
for Observation-Disclosures. ..............31 90
Extra Special in Needlework
Odd lot of Embroidered Pieces left from
our sample line Values 70 SO 90 for .'.. 81 90
Luncheon Sets with finished edge and
stamped sl.75 values for. .............. $500
Healy's NcedIework shop-MaIn Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

rrintinE-rbc pintn neat kind--'hat
- right--rim~s job Dept.---wsiu tS20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

ONE DOLLAR
s LACES s
Venise Lace Bands Wonderful values in
white and cream TO 10 inches wide
Values to $3.50 for. yard ................ 500
Fet Lace Luncheon Scts-One large cen
ter. 20 inches square and six plate doies
12xS inches with cluny lace TO finish com
plete SGT g values for, set......7.. ......s 500
Metal Lace Fiounenes in gold and silver
ON fine silk net 10 inches widt fol
blouses and dancing frocks S2i5. $50
and Sou 'elues Special. yad ..... 100
Novelty Net Top Flounoinqs fine import
ed qualitios. just 'ho thing for the nov
lace blouse Is and "a inches Values
10 $500 FOR ward 500
Hcsi,'s Lace Shop-,sIn Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
ON SALE ALL DAY

8 NEEDLEWORK 5
45-Inch Center Piece Rolls made of fine
cretonne. 81 IS values for .....,.... 500
36nch Center Piece Rolls made OF fine
cretonne. use kind, while ths.>iast for LOO
Chdren's Coats--Ready made and stamped
for French embroidery. Size TO years.
Limited number. So rs values for ....... 800
Beautiful Lace Scsr-For dresser or buffet
stamped with simple French knot design.
Limited number TO each customer. $3.50
values, today special. for. .............. 500
chdren's Coats-Ready made of fine pique
and stamped for French embroidery. 1925
values Tor .,,......t .........,,., $500
Babies Lsyette-
Dress Observation-Disclosures. 75c
! slip OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. soc
BIB Observation-Disclosures. 25c
! pr Bootees Observation-Disclosures. 25c
jacket .'.,-...'. .'.....' ,..',.'.'.,... SOC
s2s4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

ONE DOLLAR DAY ~
5 HOSIERY s
ladies' Pure Silk Hose Black white and
colors, light and medium weights Val
ues up TO 81. Special. Observation-Disclosures 500
Ladies' Fiber silk Hose-Look like silk
and wear like isle. Black white navy
suede, gray. tan and champagne soc
values. Special, for. ................ $500
Ladies' White Isle Hose-Extra good quail.
ity. S5c values for ............ 500
Ladies' Fine SILK Isle Hose-Black and
white 39c values Special. for. ...... 49,! 81 90
Hesiy's Hosiery sbop--MsIn Floor
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-14
REV. ovERBY'S GREAT EFFORTS
CONTINUED from page ~

quiet submissiveness to Him. We
must remember that Gods store
house of grace never fails. but is al
ways sufficient for us. -
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-14
EXTRA

Fhe editor of lively little journal
ir Iowa was much annoyed by the
custom of rival editor who was
forever stopping the press in or
der to insert "A piece OF late news. l.
seems that scarcely day passed
that the rival did not state "Wc
sop the press to announce that
some one had died, been born, lost
money, be IL arrested, etc
This sort of thing finally got on
the nerves of the editor first mem
toned, so he inserted on the first
Iage of his sheet one day the foil W
ing:
We stop the press to announce
that there is no news of sufficient
Importance to justify MS in stopping
the press. Giddap
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-14
MR.. NORTHERNER

Are you contemplating purchasing
4; good small tract of land for gem
eral farming or the planting of a
grove before you return back to the
north? If so and you want the best
to be had and located among the
most beautiful lakes of Polk county
and at a price less than ANYTHING
YOU have looked at, write for maps
and descriptions or. better still, get
on the train and come to Auburn
dale. IL miles east Of Lakeland. and
call on us over the State bank. and
,wc will show you our lands here and
also the surrounding country.
FIORIDA-MICHIGAN HIGHLANDS
Co. Auburndale. Fla. 6244
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-14

mended as a corrective. but OUTSIDE
&c medical circles no enc paid the
las, attention to the suggestion OF
/. similar advice given them by Ag-
my Derby and a number Of other
colleagues
Also. as a relaxation Of the muscu-
lar system is manifested in bad pos
ture. some relaxation 4 the mental
sttitude or slow time reaction Is
manifested by a mental condition
winch the Iayman calls "sloughi-
hess This mental laXity is follower
by 4 certain trail OF disorders, as IS
lad posture--but TO trace them would
reeuire a depression Here. again.
the point is that if the defects we're
recognized in early life. they could
usually be corrected by training In
alertness. quick response and ell
cient action in other words, .!
what we call military discipline.
There is a second group # deforni
ities and diseases not directly the re-
suit of school life. II they could
Only be detected in the early stages
and corrected then by simple meth
cds-often only by care AT home
il would save a vast amount OF in
convenience. sufferin., and expense
later in life. This group includes
tire lesser deformities. like Hat feet,
bow legs. stiff joints, imperfect de-
kelopment OF muscles, or organs, or
,aore evident conditins such as de-
caed teeth. enlarged tonsils, imper-
fec, hearing. defects OF vision besides
/ alsight dness. and long list OF
other ills
Few people will believe what a
largr percentage of such conditions
are unearthed by very systematic ex-
animation OF our young people. But
the statistics are abundant IN the
records OF tn, Medical examinations
of school children in every city And
'thr eases are still more abundant in
the country than in cities, because
more neglected like granular
lids" in the mountains OF Eastern
/ lKentucky and Tennessee, or hook
worm in the rural south
: hus Wood, the professor of physi-
cal education at Columbia, has esti-
mated that of approximately 20.-
/ lood. 900 school children in the Unit
ed States about 5000. 900 have
| ply steal imperfections sufficiently
severe to require attention
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-14
UNIVERSAL TRAINING
NEEDED TO IMPROVE THE
COUNTRY'S HEALTH
Medical Authority Says There Is Al
most Unlimited Disease in the U.
S. That Can Only Be Cured
in This Way

lBy Lucien Howe, NJ D., in New
York Tines
The editor of The Times has asked
for an article giving my views on
universal military training and its
relation to the health of the nation.
Military training. which pertains
My to physical exercises, is so init
mately related to military education,
which includes the mental and even
moral aspects of the subject, that il
is difficult to separate them. But it
is. perhaps, possible in brief state
ment to make clear some CT the ad-
vantages to public health of the
training alone.
Probably the best way TO do that
is to summarize a certain few facts
well known at least to physicians
end the conclusions will follow nat
urally. For. if the physique of cur
boys and young men is already as
good as could be expected, evidently
there is nothing tc say about it But
the fact is, the average health of
our American boys and men is far
from perfect To understand this
let MS separate into about three
groups some of the physical imper-
feetions of early life. and see what
their relations are to military train
ing
First, let us glance at three alb
normal conditions largely due direct
ly to school life and possible control
directly by military training of some
kind These three are spinal curva-
tlre. nearsightedness, and "slouchi-
ness a"
Years ago Loveet. Goldthwait. and
other orthopaedic surgeons called at.
tention to the frequency of spinal
curvature. We know now that it is
impossible to graduate mere than
Eve or six pupils from the average
nigh school without giving one cf
them crooked spine-principally as
the result bad posture. 1t is true
.nost Of the curvatures are slight
but unfortunately many cause much
Inconvenience and suffering later in
life. If those curvatures were rec
oenized in an early stage they could
easily be improved by better posture.
and especially by setting-up exer-
eises cf q military character.
Again. it has long been known
that in the average class graduating
at high school at least one IN six
or seven is near-sighted. The condi-
tion is also largely the result OF a
steopin9 posture, and the CONSEQUENT
interference with proper circulation
inside the eye More than thirty
years ago I found in an American
city just what had been found be-
fore on : larger seale in Germany.
Setting-up exercises were recon-
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-14
RUINED THE RUIN

IN English nobleman was ABOUT
=, set out for India, and. tearing
that in his absence yandals might
d..s,rov picturesque ruin cn his
estate he said to his steward; i
want Won to build wall here'-he
drew a tiny furrow with his stick
arcund the ruin-'a stone wall hve
fee; high
ON his return home the nobleman
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-14

started for the spot uh
reached 1T he rubbed bis ~. as
amazement. There was n u
stone wall, but he could see 49,.
towering up inside Of it,
excitedly to his steward:
Look here. where's tba -u,
man?"
THE ruin, my lord repliad =.
steward. "oh. that ould ,bin,,
Sure, I used it to build the wau
Boston Transcript.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-14
EXPERIENCES TEACHES

Spiffer-I have often wondered at
YOUR briiliancy, your aptness at re-
partee. your
whiffer-If it's more than a dol
lar, cid top. ] can't do thing for
you, I'm nearly broke myself.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-14
Q Q Q O Q Q Q
Epigrams of Rev. OVERLY.

- "
e Epigrams of Rev. OVERLY.
.
= | do not believe any preach
:. er or sunday school teacher
. can preach or teach above
:: the plane Of their own lives.
i Repentance is being sorry
{, enough TO quit.
9 Men cannot change truth,
{. but truth can change the
Q men.
9 Every man needs balance
Q wheel. God gave me a good
{, wife as mine
= Excesses in youth are
q drafts on old age paid back
. in 30 years with compound
!: interest.
{. The love of flowers, music
j and children is a test of the
:. goodness in any mans life.
r. Character is the certificate
- God gives us at the end of
. life.
q Our ideals should always
{, be just a little beyond our at-
; tainments
c If we follow Gods word,
. lie gives us little heaven to
g 20 to heaven in.
:, The key that will unlock the
{. spiritual storehousc is obedi
q ence.
9 Christianity is the base of
Q the best in any civilization.
. Our wives are the thcr-
. mometers of our spiritual
Q lives.
9 With the Bible for chart,
. Jesus Christ as the pilot and
{, the Holy Spirit as a head
. light. the Christian should
= have a safe voyage into the
. haven Of rest
e There is vastly more in an
. individual than in his creed.
q The crowning glory OF
Q woman is motherhood.
REPORTER.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-14
FOR SALE
We have sold and traded twelve

We have sold and traded twelve
.sed cars in past months. Now
have for sale or for trade Ford truck
500, Ford touring car s225, one
Ton truck $500, Cadillac touring car
at 5000. One ve-passenger touring
car in good condition for sale or
trade cheap These care are all in
good running condition and will give
good service. We repair, repaint.
buy and sell used cars. PERRY
GARAGE co. 6219