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Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-19
Neekwear Department

ORGANDrE COLLARS In all the newest styles. Regular price 50c ard :6ec..:.
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE ssc 2 SATIN COLLARS AND. SETS, ih yaluessfrom .st.5Qtto. s2.25.
 cA6H AND CARRY P!AcE 5ss..-- FINE NET STOCKS; fasin,ins d with finest iaces, Regula.::-, dollar value. % CASH AND FcAhfiY. PRICE 'ec4a 25c < woMBN'S LIAM esENssiL.ASD-a kRRG EiIEIssSSs < < issits, Il yia:,. .,seres eornSrs aad ! itflcJ eo Cred eoi.der erssas 75 CASH AND GARRY PRICE 19c '. al7es COTTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f0rsnen. v a Y sr CASH ,AND cARRY PRICE ta,se
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-19
Notion Department

12hc DE LONG SAFETY PINS, in assorted sizes.
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE Sc 12hc NIAGARA SAFETY PINS, in assorted sizes.
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE SC 25c TAFFETA SEAM BINDING, in black or white.
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 17e 1oc SHIRT WAIST HANGERS - colored
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE
 4 FOR 35c 1Oc METAL COAT AND PANT HANGERS.
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE
 3, FOR 25c 10c ALLIANCE SNAPS, in four sizes. Black or white. CASH AND CARRY PRICE 7e 10c DUST CAPS. CASH AND CARRY PRICE 7e SHINOLA SHOE POLISH. CASH AND CARRY PRICE ae 2-IN-1 SHOE POLISH. CASH AND CARRY PRICE f2e SUNSET SOAP DYES, in all col DTS.
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE
 2 FOR 25c ROUND MERCERIzED SHOE LACES. Black, mahogany or bronze. Value 10c.
 CASH AND CARRY. PRICE 7e ASSORTED HAIRPIN CABINETS 7c value
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE Sc 10c value
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE Sc CASH AND CARRY PRICE 1se
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-19
Laces and E.rnbroideries

i 25c NEaLINGS, in plain CT fancy mesh. 7$ k !>-Agr- Y CASH AND CARRY PRICE isc :. FANCY TUCKING with lace in- sertion. 1s-tnch width, suitable for yesting. Value s2.25 yard, CASH AND CAREY PRICE $15o PLAIN WHITE. NET~TECKING for vesting. Regular Dr.ce $1.5o 8 yard. 's .,s-, <
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 75c 1sc and 200 EMBROIDERED EDGES, in blind and open styles.
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE .foe 45c WIDE EMBROIDERY EDGES some of this is very sheer and dainty. ~ t'.'
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 2se 121sc and 15c WIDE VAL EDGES with either round or diamond mesh.
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE:
 Sc AND 1oe
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-19
Stationery Department

0S0eAOAACAy AekSN1 AAaASk4A ABERDEEN LINEN, in two-quire cabinets. Four colors to each cabt- net +... s--
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE ssc BLUEBIRD WRITING TABLET .- marginal ruled-size Sby 1o, Reg ular 10c.
 CASH AND; CARRY PRICE se oNE-PoUND WRITING PAPER fine linen finish. *,A CASH AND CARRY PRICE ssc LINEN FINISH ENVELOPES sro MATCH. =,
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 1ne BANK NOTE WRITING TABEET ruled or plain paper-S by Ssiffohes CASH AND CARRY PRICE 4e PLAYING cARDs-dexibiee and durable. ~
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 2se BOSTON PENCIL SHARPENERS. CASH AND CARRY PRICE 9f.fe Sc STAFFoRD'S MUCILAGE. .n;sz
 CASH AND cARRY PRICE .5c. BOXED WRITING PAPER ' oils quire to the box. Any color you may choose z:
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE Pie
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-19
Floor Coverings and
 Draperies

 $2.5O QUAKER GRAFT CURTAINS, in white OF ivory. These are 2A3 yards long.
 s2.75 QUAKER CRAFT FLEET CURTAINS. Ivory or white and they are 2h yards long. CASH AND CARRY PRICE $2.49 3sc QUAKER CRAFT FLEET NET by the yard. Many pretty designs. CASH AND CARRY PRICE 32c sCRIM CURTAINS of good qual- ity Two and one-half yards long, with lace edge and insertion. Value $2.25 pair.
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE $1.ss 35c SCRrM, by the yard, in white or ivory. A good quality scrim with fancy border
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 29c WILLOW GRASS RUGS. Quite an assortment of patterns is offered in these two sizes.
 Value $2.75-56 by 72
 SALE PRICE s1.s5 Value s2.25-SO by 60
 SALE PRICE s1.4e BODY USSELS RUGS, in greens, tans and blues. Very att tractive 27 by AS Rugs, regularly sold for $3.50 yard CASH AND CARRY PRICE $2e5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
THE BRAVE DOGS OF wAR.

A certain fox terrier on the hrng line "a
France has record of having Save-i 20
lives, III fighting men. says the North
Dakota Banner. There are many thnr
dogs IN France NTH honorable llfe-@sv1ny
records on the battiehelds. s regiment
could he made up Ui soldiers savssi ~
dogs that have run the gauntlet u Ere %
hunt for wounded and BRING strrtcner
bearers to them.
These dogs of war earned mosaxrs
through zones Of FIRE from trench 10 trench.
rushing from cover to cover. but always
gong true TO command and bringing the
messages, if not killed in the attempts.
There are instances where logs, after
receiving mortal wounds. have crasiec
painfully along for hours TO bring IN thelr
messages.
One Of the admirable qualities os thns
trained dogs Is the seriousness with winch
they take and execute dangerous nrsssODs-
A well trained Red Cross dog VvlI not b,
sverved from his business by hunger,
fatigue or pain, obeys only lns officer. Ana
works 10 the point Of exaauloa unltr-
officially relieved.
Instances have never been waaGn4 y
prove that the Crea cor made 40 n-Ist-ako
when ne made dog, but this war brings
out the fact most clearly. y.-OVIf Dunn
Animals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
OUR PARALLEL NncHnoepoop-.

America - q country 81 parallel ncirs-
borhoods- The native American n oDs
section and tho immigrant n aDo'bor.
Americanizqiior is the ellrination 0f 'hs
parallel iine. 80 long ~ ,hr Nrnsrics,
thinks that q hO'iee In hrs efrcet 81 'ao
ntod for iis immigrant neightor. md
tolrrates determinations 10 ssnHasiuu.
housing, and enforcement ~ munirual
lars, he csn serve on al fhc Amerirsn'-
zation committees that exist and a,ili fad
in his cfForte The immigrant nsigbbyr-
hood IL often mode up ~ people who have
come from one province 10 the Old COIN
frv Inevitably the culture ~ 'iiat
Deighborhoof viii bc fhst - 'he 4
country, its language will fersist and
traditions viii flourish. II IS not fhst q =
undervaluc these, nr desire 80 drscrnsit
them But separated from The land snd
surroundings that gave them birth from
the history that rhsrishes them thev ~
not remain the strong, beautiful thlngs
ihev were ON tho other side Ihe=n aiieT.s
NAV retain some of the form ~ culture a
land of their birth long after ia spirit h.a
departed or hss lost iis savor in 4 new ~
rnosphere New oprorfunIties, strange, cnn-
diti0ns unforeseen adjustments necesaarv
sacrifices. and forces tnsenn and mr. under
stood affect the immigrant and he .r
here. and unless thus culture Is o0nnerfed
and fuged with that of The nsw unrid q
loses ia vitality or becornes corrupf Iar
this reason neighborhoods mould -
American and a combination rt the rrst
n all the races that live N them. 20 lnng
"a COLONIES and immigrant sectiOns exist,
with their inferior housing. sanitation ana
care. AmericanIzatlOn VIII tali.--t tle
Review
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
CONQUEST OF TYPHOID FEVER

Wonderful achievement in mcdioins
comparable with the victory over trtauig
~ the conquest ~ typhoid fever, Typhoid
fever has been ono 0f the historic pesii-
lences of armies. The dlcoycry 10 1880
of the germ which cnused H. Vac ono
II tho very earliest achievements 81 tha
bacteriol0gists Yet even in 1893 when
I published n book on the Surgical
Complications and Ecquels ~ Typhoid
Fever - little VIA pgtiyoly kDOva
about h that ! had 81 assemble proofs
that Tho typhoid baeillus cp1ld reach tho
blood stream tbat il could cause sbscesscs
iu bones and muscice could cAuse gangrfng
of tho tissues and even Of whole hmba,
injections If the gall bladder, and many
other surgical disorders. IN that sarno
year in the war with Spain We learned
fearful lesson of what IL could do.
Every fifth man IN our army NJ l07 900
Ras attacked with typhoid. ~ caused
over 80 per cent of al the deaths in that
war Had the Same ratio held ia tho
British army Of over 5,U)O,VD ia tho
world var there would have been moro
than ,p0O,Vo csacs of typhoid. Instead
0f that, down 10 November, 1915, thero
had been v,nly 4,57l cascs' In our ovn
army on the Mexican border IN 1916,
among 10000 troops only one man ieil
III with typhoid, although u was prevalent
in nearby towns. in our present arr,y,
from September 2, 1917, ~ January -,
1918, with q daily average u 7i2.G2J
men assembled from all over the country,
often from places whore aUtumnal iyphod
was taking i,s annual tol of liyes, only
Ii0 cases If typhoid occurred. lid
the 1903 rate prevailed there would hav9
been l4f,E ,E6S cascs ~ soon ne all iho,G
recruits we're protected by vaccination,
the cssc rate fell ~ rapidly that in tn9
IL weeks from December Z, 1917, ~
April :. lgi9-a period longer than ogr
war With Spain--thsrc we're only isa
cazes smnng probably nearly 600 90
roeu -~Tsfa Vr.yirsvr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
STEAMBOAT LINES.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
|rSs;:s~ TO Philadelphia
and Chester

tfOul F0urtn SO WnMrL
schedule IN eject slouday Ls-fo-.x IA
Subject tc change wiInout nosss
Leave Wilmington ior phllsdelp,,a ana
rhllsoeipnjs tor WuIains s1n, daily s1olps
oAsuIuays. ~ s-s O. "a, u c'riocs ,ocu
On saturday,. sundays sar~ wAmiuxtcs
and smiaaelpnja st 30 1896 = Al. f.al.
wnrMlNGTON.P .PEAS.S GROVE ROUTE.
schedule y effect Sundsy. uctoo~s aa
igs,ly S.ly .neluoins Sunoays.
II o'esoSe noou. 100. 400. 900. 500. 100
and 1900 .. u.
Leave Pcnns Gsowe % us, 600. ll.oo.
M. 100. 800 500. roo. 900 "A 10 =.
"a and ". IS a. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21

With population estimated a. 80 $50,
and IN area approximately e1usl 20 that =
Pennsylvania, Honduras whas so,ndanG
room for development L has tropc-.
climate with few Of the llsuai d,sl1,-
vantages.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21

MEN. women raise Belgian mares for US
We pay you 81 pair and exprs sage Free
A Fur Association. Dept @. 32o w Forty
eighth ST. New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
ENGRAVING, ,EMBOssING

1 am DOW prepared 10 give good service in
Chas r. Gray. Printer. IL z. Eighth ST.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
WALL PAPER AND PAPERHANGING.

phPFRfEANGER-H Ghamss. I03 North
Jackson street Lowest prices. guaranteed
work Phone sJ2f.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

COLLECTION S-Nrst tu gptting business
!. getting nasd for 4 Ne an lsd Nll
do tart service .nywhCrt a. - ltnx SS1
pb1ns y9Os i Tho HENRY AirTCautti,
keetltN
WOULD you tuvCst sie0 % NOR ia = we'll
established b1lSinrrN nov paving pc
cent dis idcnds participating fo lo pcr cent.
WITH possth'hties - tsu,h more Moucv
vel secured Addrts. y .u, ENCry I,cntnR
once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
REMOVALS

PIERCE a CAM gJrpt.st. 49,.
tEesr of1os trcm .li Markef .treet ~ T.s,a
VAR avenue and West forulerg nr H.
Gsrrett's onsca A@t'g
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
AUTOMOBILES To HIRE.

rASi sRktlCE-luick. dcpeudauia. with
rpAsouAbie rates. From anywhere 10 any
rbcr- anytime 1AAl s2s West ninth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
ADMlNI-T RATION NOTICES.

Npll r k--kstatr ~ Virginia Lake cut
ntftsf'ti- a'f easrd Nuticc J.. hUrcby given
tina lettef tostameutary 4pOn The estate
oi Virginia LAX, Cuitert son lat, of WI
miugtun hundred ttasa.ed W,r, duI,.
urhntta unio hfur. E lsases on the
eighteenth da, ~ 1anuar, n toIo ,l
ali psrsouA indebted ~ t., td ,g.....-.,,i
requested tn max, -. ,,...-. ~.
executor WI bout dtlat ma u -
hsNthk demands bgsin~t tire decreased are
required 10 tvbtbif and ,,rt...,,t ,p "i'
duly pruha tod to IL. SAD ,.,...,,r .a''
.~7oi1 IT. tlFhif b cas ~ January !
IL is-V' ~ aoids - ths Law ia tlng lT.lalf
HENRY k I~AACN
Executor
- M 49, = lra4cs. Esq ATTORNEY
N4ailau' h1lding Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
IOSI AND FOUND.

HRaWN alligator puCkct book. containing
ID RAUL s amman ratlTuad PASS Reward
II .rturn,u tu u faut tnt Poplar. over
hur Ruastsl ~t,'Ft
RElllIANI Tar rtn on Friday nisht. -
twton Iwftftn aud " ashtngtun and ovyt
PouitsArd tasral reward u returned ~
Espry l.Nrntuk iWre
IDlAKN tD III utst puhlir telephone hunth
in a. ~ stattnn, SUNDAY ianuaVy ~
Reward l'hoI, .tNt W
lsA-I--Nt Tsturutug soldier au upcn Taco
gpld watch mtttal, u u. nn ~NtutdaY
night lthVral reward u returned io
Ieshy llla " Fourth .trt~"
SNAIL blsrk nurse host fftiaN evening
on I,elawnrr aNsnu, car containing ~ AIN
uAND klNtt and small amuuut Nt change
R.-ara IL returned - EytrN fNrning
oricc.
SMALL hisck and Whit dOG 1917 ltrcnso
NJ aSH Reward returned tO N2~
~rtrnth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
MAC HINISTS
PRICE MACHINE o

PRICE MACHINE 90
Genera Marhipiat.
flS W FRONT 81
repAm "orh of every description done
u p'o.uhp.s ~ q tAs9Iiao" price New and
use.l hhcnlhcrs toDs AUTOMOBILES motor
egesse S e. fas'''h,. th2.hss bought sold ana
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
HELP WANTED.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

NAN nm. tt, middle -As,d woman, with
t~pN VII, WORKS, IrositNu as bousaA"eper
81 Ntd Wtt h.mt Wiling tu waEh aud
iron Addr,e~ . 49, tNVD E,tuipg ofce
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
WOMES'S SPECIALS.

CARPETS .Upu carpets ana rues war,cd
60 clean Both phones George 3 Ieng
Co. 1905 Orange stree
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
w. q. ANTHONY.

PUBLIC Furniture. carpets. rugs.
bedding. &c. Will lie sold at Stidham &
Sons Auction Store. III East Fourth street
Friday. January ID. 1919. / O'Clock. p. m T..
sharp. Brass beds. cnameied beds mat
tresses. davenport. diningroom suite lib
rary suite. chairs. rockers. pictures. library
tables, extension tables. dishes. bedroom
suite china closet. dresscrs in mahoga ny
and oak. chif'onierS. kitchen cabinet. blan-
kets. comforts. stair carpets. crex runners
axminstef wilton. body brussels wool ffbre
rugs. 30 fancy Jap mating rugs. IS crex
grass rugs. all sizes several small rugs and
mary other articles. Terms, cash
STlDHAM Il SON Auc
PUBLIC SALF--Cows. horses. hay corn
poultry farm machinery and household
goods. Thursday. January 23. at 10 O'Clock
BERNARD 4 BEsTE
On road leading from Boywood To Mar
shalltm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21

y $OTICE-I, GEORGE II. NIEDERMAIER
the owner and occupant OF the house stu
atod a. I'D ShiIiey street. in the First ward
Of the city of Wilmington. county OF New
Castle and state Of Delaware, ia compii-
aaoe with the requirements Of the acts of
the General Assembly. in such case made
and provided do hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing 10 the Court OF Gen
eral Sessions Of the State Of Delaware. in
and FOR New Castle county. on Monday. the
third day of March. A. D. 1919. being the
next term of said court. for iivense for
said house an inn or tavern. Tor the sale
therein of intoxicating liquors IN less guam
titles than one quart. 10 b. drunk on the
prem ises and the following respectable citi-
lens OF said ward. at least twelve OF whom
are subs tantiai freehoiders Of said ward.
recoInmcnu the said application. VIZ.
Abraham Hndiu Frederick Dobson
Jacob hfillman G t. Donohue
Ioc Clostc Harry Sloan
M sIatneknl John j. Bradley
Albert Vaughn ponainick Il. Davis
Ludwig Hendricks Henry Ritz
Albert Neumayer J. II. ompto1
Jacob Cramer William Cook
samuel katz q " Msddux
A, r. Sparks David Cohen
p. peilett Fred Fianxar
Robert Hutton A. Skiut
n. Bubenzer u. Hayes Roh-eiex
l.. Bromsn Il. Goldberg
GEORGE II. NIEDEKMAIEK
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
SHAMPOoNG, SCALP TREATMENT

AikS 81 NICHOISON shampooing seal
treatment tas,ial mas sage yiDr atOry treat
mtnt hasr ir sStue. also eie-trical massage.
2Os Franklin St -. & A. a697 J. D.
MRS - OLN Ei.t. ladies' beauty pariors.
iOiot Ray Treatments sO2 TaCnali St.
Formerly GDs Market 50 over Scha9rtDs
Just retLrasd from Atlantic City
SiiAMPUOlNO and scalp treatment at
your home. Phone 1927 " Bertha n. .
Ernest, 42S T. Sixth street. Out -of-town
appoint ments a. ,epted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21

NOTICE.. DELLA McGAUGH. the
owner and occupant OF the house situated
at No. 1899 Pine street. u the Eighth ward
IN the city OF Wilmington. county of New
Castle and State Of Delaware. IN compli-
ancc with the requirements OF the acts Of
the Cereal Assembly. in such ease made
and prCyiIed. do hereby give notice that
shall spl4y in writing to the Court of Gen
eral SESSIONS in and for New Castle county
on Monday the third day OF March. A. y.
1919 being the next term Of said court for
license for said house as an inn or tavern FOR
the sale therein OF intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart. &c be drunk nn
the premises. and the following respectable
citizens OF said ward. at least twelve of
whom are substantial frecnolders OF said
ward. recommend the said application. viz
Robert NJ. Burns &. ). Desmond
James Brennan John $. Sisttery
Lawrence Dineen VIM T. Merchants
James HyneS W. G. Limberg
Vim. +. Burke J. Carr
Thomas p .Mulruoney Henry L. Bank
Joseph A. Donlon Hillary Roblnetbs
Mark McGaagh r.. Pass
Michael Donlon Cyrus Rain
h ". Shepperd Edward f. BsnneE
Martin j. Connolly Dennis ReSrdon
Thomas =. Walsh VIM 4delnan
Bernard Flynn Max Schendeinazi
James l.. McNSlgh Leopold Schorr
DELLA McGAUGH.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21

NOTICE.. MARY J. DIAMOND. mo
tenant ~ the hon Sc situated 81 y r. Tor,
Second and TAtuall str.ets. in the First
ward of the city of Wilmington. county of
Se- Caatie and state of Delaware, in COM
piIancg with tho requirements ~ the acts
of tho General Assembly. in guch case made
and provided sio hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing 20 the Court ~ Gem
graI sessiops of tho state of Delaware iu and
for New Castle county. 90 Monday. tho
third day nf March. A -. 1910. 5sing the
next term Of sstd court. for . license for said
house ~. an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein NJ INTOXICATING liquors iu less GUAM
totte@ than nne 1iIart ~ BE- drunk On the
premises. and the following rcspectanie Cltt-
yenx Of said yard at least twelve ~ whom
are substantial frneholderz % said ward.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21

NOTICE., THOMAS VI. AfER<IN. ten
ant and occupant ct tine house situated at
No lOf Walnut street. n me 3erUnd ward,
n hn city 0f Wilmington, county ui \eg
{ astic and state oI Delaware. IN comph-
anc, witn the ceduirements of the acts UF
ne tienc-ai Assembly. in such case made
and provided. do hereby gave notice mat
shalt apply N writing 10 he Court Of Cen
eral sessions In and for Ne~ Castle county.
on Monday the third day of March. 4. d
1919. being the next term OF said court. sOr
= license FOR said house as an inn or tavern
for the sale therein of Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, 10 be
drunk on the premises. and The following
respectable citizens of SAID ward. at least
tveive OF whom are substantial freehold
ers OF said ward, recommend the said sp-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21

Harry Greenbcrg JACOB shapiro
Luigi A Celia James h. Carmichael
Isaac Miller Michael F. Golden
Joseph McGowsa Andrew J. Geigsr. Tr.
John Putczfns Frank O. Cichocid
Walter Heating Daniel X. Hegan
Charles J Cannon Charles 4. Canon
James = Reilly George V. August
James : Reilly Daniel J. Byrne
Martin Keating Andrss Cieiger, Sr.
Charles Melcholr stephen u. CoVsrGsIe
l. Goldberg Wm. g higgins
Meyer Bieiberg Frank l.. Vsnderbrask
THOMAS VI. MERNTN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21

ID. BuhenzeF william -. Lynn
Dubois sutton william D. Walls
NJ ttrOss John w Walls
Albert r. vaughn Joseph r. Miller
M Statnekoo Peter J. Campbell
Ludwig Hendricks Thomas j. hehoe
Abraham Tollin Michtle -. 95uyleiins
Albert ~ewrnever Iomi~ DOnofino
Morris Chalkin Mat Taieibaum
Joe Clostc samuel H. Rips
Frank lGalotto Laurence a. Burns. Jr.
II asquaie Severino VI. Kelly
amson stern Hugh Diamond
Frank Sisenbaam Thomas j. ClinCa
MARY J. DIAMOND
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
FARMS FOR SALE.

1910 FARM LIST
Send for aRv 1910 FARM CATsLofs.
lust ont giving fuli descriptions. locations
and prieos OF over a MILTON dollars worth of
.cl.sted farms suburban homes. Chsss-
uoale ray water front piarrs. &c, at snr.
urtstnxtg low cost. Eight branch Offices,
sslssmsn with autos 10 show farm Free.
Albert l.. Teele's Farm Az ncy
Main ofrrra, Newark. Def. Wilmington
ofice. s12 ing street
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-30

Ing right in town and on the shore
of Lake Mirror, as to deserve very
especial mention. The building is a
most artistic one and its appearance
is decided asset to the city.
There are other very good-looking
buildings as the skyline in the picture
we show wiuld indicate, and there are
some imposing looking banks, ga
RACES, the Hotel Kibler (of which we
also show a picture,) cafes, hotels.
movie houses, "The Auditorium"
which sees much service for conven-
tions, meeting, ETC., and everything
conceivable for business and pleasure.
There is band stand in the centrally
located park and band that is a
permanent thing. There is well
come sign (an actual one) that means
a lot in the hearts of Lakeland's hos
pitable folks arched over the street,
and if you don't feel at home at once
ask anybody for something to do or
somewhere to go-you'll get the in
formation cheerfully.
| called at the eighty acre farm of
James HI. Jones, whose place is 10.
.cated just two city blocks outside the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-30

city limits of Lakeland to the south.
This fine man was born in New York
STATED lived for while in the state
of Washington and came to Florida
ten and half years ago, locating on
his present place. 1t was he who
told me that land at Lakeland could
be bought at ridiculous prices not
later than ten years ago. In his opin-
ion folks seemed to overlook FIori-
da" for long while, probably due to
erroneous impressions as to our sum-
mer climate, .swamps, etc. Mr.. Jones
has 32-acre grove, and is diversi-
fled farmer in every sense of the
worood. He has pigs, chickens, cows
an irrigated garden, a long avenue
leading across his place that is hard
surfaced and lined with large cam.
phor trees, and decorated grounds
that makes, the pretties effect mag
Unable.
The question of environment cuts a
great figure in the ordinary persons
scheme of life and if we were all alike
in our tastes and temperament some
of the places would be overcrowded
and others not inhabited at all. The
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-30
LAKELAND BEAUTY
AS seen BY THE
FLORIDA GROWER
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flected in its usually placid bosom
that must have foundation in fact.
The city is mostly built on wide
hilltop, if one were to Judge from the
general lay Of the land, for you go up
hill going in and downhill going out,
The elevation is, according to the
railroad engineers, 2O6 feet, but the
railroad does not cross the highest
point, which is probably 225 feet.
The climate is wholly delightful, Of
course, and but one sensation is felt
by all who stay here long or short
while, and that is unadulterated de-
light. The water is pumped from
deep wells, from which sparkling
beverage is obtained as pure as any
that ever came from mother earth.
The Elks have such fine club build