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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-28
Additional
Classified Advertising

First Class Partisan and New York
Dressmaker and Designer wishes en-
ployment by the day or at home. Tel
ephone 456 Black, Mile. Juliette.
s4ls
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-28
Attention Homeseekers
And Investors

II you are thoughtful and prudent
you will buy home, farm or grove,
or invest in property NOW. The up.
ward trend in property values may
start at any time. Opportunities for
the investor in Florida GROVES and
FARMS have never been more favor
able. Prices for food and fruits will
continue high for many years. Now
Is your chance to share in the higher
property values sure to come. Polk
county groves and farms are second
to none in the production Of oranges,
grapefruit, vegetables, corn, hay, live
stock and whatever else is anywhere
borne Of trees or grown by the soil Of
the earth.
The following is a partial list of
offerings that will surely interest you
Best reasons for wanting to sell. The
sellers loss is your gain:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-28

WANTED-Lady solicitor, Lakeland
and nearby towns. Expenses paid.
Experience not necessary. Must be
good talker. Commission. Box 42s,
Lakeland. S433
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-28

BARRED ROCK EGGS for Matching.
Park Strain, extra good winter lay
ers, 81 per setting. John e. Embich,
Lakeland, Fla. S43o
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-28

the earth.
The following is partial list o
offerings that will surely interest you
Best reasons for wanting to sell Ths
sellers loss is your gain:
FARMS
10 acres-Two miles from town on
hard road; acres fine seed
ling grove balance rich truck
and farming land. Good house
and barn. Farm is a money
maker. Price $500. Easy
terms.
30 acres--On asphalt road near town
18 acres under pillow; balance
timber. VIII make ideal farm.
Price $4,000. Easy terms.
30 acres-Two miles from city on as
phalt road. New house, small,
barn; one acre bearing seed
ling grove; acres uncleared.
balance rich land under cult
walton. Price $4,000. Terms.
70 acres-Near Haskell. acre fine
3-year old grove; acres
trucking land; 10 acres rich
grove and farming land.
Beautiful Groom bungalow
Price $1,000. Best terms.
IL acres-On asphalt road near town
Fine young bearing grove.
balance best grove and farm
ing land. Good house, small
barn. Price $4,000. Part cash
balance terms.
- acres--On asphalt road, SIX miles
from town. 10 acres bear
ing seeding grove, fine pro.
Queer aud 10 acres best farm
ing land. Price $4,000. Eas,
terms.
acres-On good road, near asphalt,
1h miles from town. 2 acres
large bearing seeding grove,
balance richest trucking and
farming land. Small house
and barn. Price $2,50O cash,
GROVES
10 acres-O Overlooking large lake. 671
\ orange, grapefruit and tan.
gerine trees. One-hal; in
bearing, good producers, bal
ance young trees. Good house,
barn and garage. Grove in ex-
cellent condition. Price SILL,
900. Easy terms.
80 acres Overlooking beautiful lake
10 acres in bearing grove.
balance truck and farm land.
some timber. New 2-story,
Groom house, small 4-roorn
cottage, ornamental trees,
shrubs and boat house Price
$4,000. Part cash, balance
easy.
10 acres-Near Scott lake. 5 acres
bearing Seeding trees, good
producers, and acres young
trees. Modern new 10-room
house, large garage, deer well
and tank. The model home.
Price $4,000. One-third cash,
balance time.
30 acres-0n hard road, near town.
10 acres in 3-year-old trees;
acres 1-year-old. Balance
ideal citrus soil nearly all un-
der cultivation. Price $500.
Easy terms.
IL acres-0n fine lake. acres bear
ing seeding orange grove,
balance choicest citrus soil.
Price, $500. Terms.
Also few we'll located and cared-for
2, 3, 4, s and 6-year old groves, some
In bearing, located in the Lakeland ,
Highlands district. Prices from $4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
RRAXE MRS. TABRY.

All the barnyard fowl thought Mrs.
Tabbv very good cat and mother, ior
.he taught her children never to touch the
chicks or bother any Of the fowl but never
until one day when Mr. Fox visited them
and Mr.. Dog was away, did they think
Mrs. Tabby Of any particular use %
them
Mrs. Tabby was lying on the ground
back ol the barn, with her five small KIT
tens PLAYING about her. Everything was
ontc still. but for the clucking. OF Mrs
Black Hen. who had lot Of fine httlc
chicks 10 keep track Of.
She was Just coming around the barn
70 hunt for worms when the kittens saw a
black head bob up back OF the rock not lar
off
20 mother they mcouwcd, \ strange
doc IS behind the rock md all the KIT
tens nestled rs close as they could Z,
their mother. for they were afraid oi al
dors bnt Rover. who lived there
Now Mrs Tahby was not at aiI ara'd
Of dogs In fact She could always be
counted upon to drive one away III case
Mr Rover Dog was AWAY from home,
So Tabhy sat NJ and looked around put
no dog did she see But She did see Mrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
by Lee pape.

Pop and nc was taking a wawk briore
suppir. me asking a lot Of questions ana
getting anScrs tn about half, and all 0i
suddin had idcrr TO ask pop question
and then quick snrck crrovmd IN back and
wawk on the other side Of hun.
Nich did. saving, Pop
Questions, questions cycryWarc and
not 4 drop ol thavt sed pop
If horses onv had ono leg 10 vou think
they could ony run one quarter rs last .
| sod
Ana ! quick enuck erround hack and
kcpp On wawhing on pops other SIDE, ana
pop Sod. You must hc awflt thorstN Tor
information today w don't you ask me
hard onc2 Md he looked down 10 ware
use Ia 10 but waxcnt saving. Ware the
dnosc arr yona And be looked down on
tho other side. SAVING, ttow tht iillsoila
did vou get over heCr
nidrni you know / was hcor, pop
scd. Md Ne kcpp on wawkinG andi
prittv soon ] scd, ID YOU think u Wond
mako vou mutrh smarter i N"H lefhed
about 25 langWIdEp~, pop
And .ntck crround on the icrSt sidc
arru. and pop sod Il wodd olthrr MAKE
n, smarter or Kill me prohcrl> bot
ware have YOU got To agcn3 10 you thlnk
I'M neck Is made az ruhttr, how monN
\ t,}accs IA vou wllnt to hc 1T onc time
Di3rnt vou know | came back agen,
+ pop ! scd
q shu, up, sod pop, and scd l)o vo4
,binL HI make / good dctccktj,c2 Nnd |
quick snuck hack 10 Inc o'hef sue ae'i''
and pop Sod think Nou "oAt1 h'ahg !
better ccl coniownd II, ho" lhS h'S
got a. stop lyc aNnilIy go' pane q wy
neck irving to tlnd yoi
wv dident YOU know, came oNet ~
this side agcn, pom ] scd
Th,s wawk has CONC far cnuT 70 put i
mildly scd Pop And Wc started '' =
hack pop keeping 2 hntd oi me tN 'he 81
all the Way So ! coIldcht chahbe ch4
more.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
PRESENT "SNOWnROr.
Children Delight Parents With Play at
T. NJ III. A.

Hebrew children of this city revealed
thoIr talent for tho stage. in the produc-
rion M "SnowIrop, oT thc Seven llwaris
befo~e M audience III thclr elders that
nearly Gllra lhc y NJ II a Halt last
hight Under thc direction If Mrs /ip-
parah Topkls. the children ranging 70 age
from ta H. wears disportcd themselves
GA,, @Inan-purc actors
court ladles and dwarts played about
tbn stage Nth grace and charm ID the
nost charming plaNict ever rrndnc'd
hrjorr thc largest audience ever crowded
,nto yhc hall at Ihlrd and hInC streets.
5n connection with tho arnua. JcwiSt
thannkah celebration
Mahcl ~chIangcr typlfylnc LITTLE SNOW
d~ap. came ia for share " thr warm
rrat~c after H. tots had amused thcr
Elders. Tie pretty kluE and qnccn FAIRY
tale viii hc produced for the bcncht ~ the
GtrIs Industrial School Il plans hold tr1lc
vlth.n Tile ncXt two weeks. hc following
children took part
rlnlu~ IcvIn>ky Beatrice Nlllcr, Mah'
SchIanrcr Sarah Covtain l}cS~'r LEVIN
sk1. William Fcinman Rachel bIelherG
Aiar,- stein. William Klein Harry kirluS
Morris Fl~hman W klunk, Cari i}mhs
William Fcirman Jennie Arrott- Slgu:
~chrr RrS~ietiold I}cSsIe lcynsky CIoidN
NcIf>t,ln Mae Berkowltz
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08

Black Hen walking with her chicks right
over ~ the rock where the kittens had
said the strange dog was hiding.
Mr. Fox could soc through 2 crark ~
the rock and had his eyc on the p!unpc~t
of Mrs. Black IIcnS children lie saw
NJ Tabb, ton. SLOWLY walking toward
the rock hut he did not mind her much
mon, than lie would q fv tor he had
never srcn a eat that did not mn when i
saw them.
Nirs Tahhv REACHED the rock about thc
time Nrs Black Her did with her r.tcA@
Mrs Tahby jumped on tha rock and tust
as >he did Hr l5ax reached fer I'M tat
chicken ne had picked cut aud poor MIS-
Black Hen gave cry u alarm
Mrs T4hhy thought Il was 2 prCtty
h,r dog. Tut chat ala moi stop her from
d9Inr hc- duty ~hc jumped gtt ou NIT.
Ea>. head ana began TIL scratch his eyes
ar,f na-t. ana Mr. Eos nat knowing What
ha,4 Inn. III .aoL the chicken and fan
ill., carried NI-s Tahrz vltb hlm rnui
thew reached the road and there MT ny
TN down and ra5led ser to get rid 81 jho
creature on ll- acaa
0f -a9 Tahhy feeling shc had d7no her
dufV. 4ad whom sic returned AZ tlto s"TF-
vard Mrs Blael> Hen with talEinG ctfS
M. tcllng aIi tile harn2 ri few. haN AIr~
Tathy bad Saved hcr aaea.
-Aon never woald have eehrvgg1 NJ,
M dcars SIZE was SAYING, NlTS lhy
i1ir,ra3 RIGHT an Nlr Fox : head ana
- I'd mean tho strange dog head
sad Nrs. TabAv Ed am not afraid any
dog even il he ls big cspeeially i / oaa S@t
on his back
But that WAS fox. said Mrs hlark
Hen Don't tell mic, guess know Ioy
when I see ono, having had c%pcrence II
lave NaG know rais.ng famlhcs
"NNa rs i i fex* calmly inquired Mrs
Tahhv. .'Wt1 fox II dos, they a.j inNA
alskr is No ana hey better aecr away tran
tins farm il tueN want their ewes lH thc4
heads
The hens and chickens aII IoaI.cI a.-a
her with adminne Eiauocs ana at.ar Il.
Mrs Tabhy became as rach hcra.ns It
the BARNARD IS MIR NoveE )a4 Mas
hero
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR
Copyright 1919. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. New Yotk City.
CHRIMTMAS GIFTS TO EAT.

Tho woman who is "bessed with
home" ght never to be at loss Tor
delightful Christmas gifts TO give to her
friends. For there are so many lovely
oft. ia cat This sounds odd perhaps,
but lust delvc back into your own expert
nnce to some time whe you were away
from home. What would you have liked
as Gift better than anything clsel
Something homemade" to eat, doubt
less Mud even if you are keeping house,
wouldn't something some friends had
cooked for you be n charming git
So Il voll want To make gifts that VIII
surely bc appreciated, plan to COOK
something, or to use some OF your store
Of canned things.
For instance, if you know some young
ho,lsckccpcr in . city apartment, nothing
could plcasc her more than rs many Jars
of home canned fruit or vegetables MS
vou can afford.
For an invalid or woman VINO IS
boardinr. some small Jars Of jelly would
bc very appropriate glit for the '0Y
or Girl away at school few jars OF Jelly
or lam wUul hc a treat And even
for i ncighboring housckecper few JarS
of some preserves or vegetable or Jam Tor
which YOU are famed and which you
know she does not put up, would toe an
appropriate gift.
50 much Tor canned things. Now for
bake daintirs If YOU make, good
cookies. little jar Of cookies would be 2
charming gift tied with red ribbon and
holly, Tor any ono away from home
And little cakcs, daintily packed m 2
I hov or basket and YOU can buy htti'
I baskets. if YOU arc on the lockout, t"'
/ I'm rents or So would hc equally appro
pirate. Md ii You make good p'es, any
/ boisrkccper would appreciate mlnc'
or nuupkin ne from Your oven, or ever
sweet loaf Of homemade bread
lf vou are plum pudding expert, thoT
little phlrn puddlngs. wrapped II waXc'
paper ticd with ribbon and holly, ar
lovely gifts And if you mako mn'
meat. then little glass or china or stone
varc jars # this Christmas dollca"
would bc welcome anywhere
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
SANDMAN STOk1 .
By Mrs. Il. A. Walker.

1.-..h, Io1s nv the Mcclure News
srnr Svndicatc. New York City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
sal,a,ion Armx,s Ncw Home.

~.h...,a-, Army officials will soon have
h.-e f.rst class quarters for operation, I
ran~ now under way are carried out
ig.,.,5s Canpr,>c consolidation II all
trenches d. the organization hcrc eX-
r.rf tLc industrial homo At Second and
Il III streets. into one building a1 thc
n,rthwcst corner ar Shipley and Fourth
STREETS. where Offices apartments ior the
officer in charge Ana hiS family. hall and
o,l.ar rooms necessary "a effective opera
fj3u 81 tie organization business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08

Just such a frock as one needs
when the demand IS for smartness
and simplicity The skirt has Is
gathered tunic trimmed with three
deep tucIs and is attached 10 the
draped waist under a girdle Of velvet
ribbon. Orchid georg site with tho
velvet ribbon in ruby, is effective.
Collar and cuffs are of sheerest
white organdy with an edging OF
Armenian lace Medium size re-
auires yards 40-inch geor gette
with 2 yards 36-inch lining and u
yard 3R-inch batiste.
Pictorial Review Waist NO. s392
Sizes, "a 10 AZ inches bust Price,
25 cents. Skirt No 8492. Sizes. u to
Is inches waist Price, 20 cents.
Crosby & Hill Company are SOLE
agency Tor Pictorial Review Patterns
Wnmlngton's leading store Tor silk, vast
goods and wooden dress goods, 605-07 -0s
Market street--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
To AID NTERCIFJL REST.
Individual Pencils For sale Until De
cembcr Is.

Tn+il December l5 orders for individual
name pencils 1or hTl-fmas may Ef seh1
to Mrs Donald AshhrooN. or any otheF
member HI tic candy committee Of the
Homo oi AicrcIuL hest
The pencils sell II 10 cents $nd come
in hollis boxes. holding three. srv or Il.
Tbe conrnIttec is still dcsrous Of having
clean. cnrtv candy boxes Which may be
lcft 1T the Rcd Cross rooms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Class Party.

The SENIOR B4 Glass Il tho Wilmington
HIrh school hold its first class party q ne
t,r. u the hcys gymnasium saturday
-f~A. Mr. Gibbs Nj smith, Miss Buck
IS. erd Miss Iackev acted as chapcrons.
ana everyone had q good time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
by Laura A. kirkman.

VIII plan To bring SOME D'iHihthH iti'Hf
home 10 supper At such tunes iihe u
have very special iitte supper ana
| would appreciate your bnIidinR guest
supper menu for me
There may be many other housekeep.
era who arc alao occasionally confronted
with this problem and who will welcome
the following menu
Olives
Pigs in Blankets
Caulinourcd Potatoes
Brown Bread and Butter
Lettuce with Thousand Island Dressing
Coffee Grandma Lemon lie
Pigs IN Blankets Allow 2 large oysters
tn each person this dish ls very rch ana
two oysters are enough per person.
Slice clear ealt pork thinly and put # ~ a
little cold water III a saucepan. allowing
il 10 come to boil Ito remove any strong
odor Wrap eaeh oyster IA one oi the
drained pork glirrs. fastening the pork
wrapper securely with toothpirk t)ip
in beaten egg roll IN cracker crumbs. ana
fry IN smoking hot olive oil until brown
CanlifIuirpd Potatoeq Dice cold hoil-
ed potatoes and mix with them two-thIrds
Of their quantity Of finely y-brokcn-up bits
Of cold cooked caIIliflour Season with
salt and pepper add enough mix t9
moisten we'll and sprinkle with grated
pnrrncsan cheese or bread crumbs
Put in n baking dish and bake untll heat
ed through and Drowned
Thousand Island Salad Dressing
Rub one hard-bolled egg through eieye
and add tablespoons Of finely chopped
onion Onc small cooked beet hnciF eh"p-
ped = cup maYonnalse dressing,
! tablespoon of chill sauce pressed through :
sieve. and tablespoons nf whipped
cream Chill before Using. here are
various WAYS of making tins dressing,
tins bring one Of the siJnp!esti
f.rardnas Lemon Iie squeeze the
i jlice ~ lemon and / orange INTO the TOP
i If q double boiler. adding the rind 81 !
lennon There must be , cups, nr ! pint Of
liquid the shortage hoIng made up with
/ cold water. Now add , cup u sugar
+ Put over tho fire, stir in 2 tablespoons q
earnstarch which have hcen dissolved
with i little water the yolks of z eggs.
and d pinch of salt Stir constantly white
boiling Make this the day before using Or
] IN fhr morning II the pic is for an evening
meal II must ,c absolutely cold bcforr
being put into fhe baked crust Make the
rnerlupllc for the top. hy whipping stBi
the . egp yoks. adding tablespoons o'
slIpar and Il little vanilla extracf spread
ing over pic and browning IA the oven.
In serving tins httlc supper, tho olvoe
will ~ on the table, to be eaten whenever
tho guest desires not being considered 2
hor Il oelivrcs course sf'he pgs n hiankets
and eanlifonrcd potatoes Will he serve
together Thr thousand island dressing
vii cover only tender lettuce hearts.
no large leaves tnd tho grand
mn ! lemon pie wII give that honey
touch wiIch ls aiways appreciated IA a.
informal home meal
Tomorrow SuEarIcss Desserts an'
Iclngs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
snpper At TaIIerviIIe Church.

The Ladies Guild of rare + + hurch,
TaIlryyllle. vail hold its annual supper On
"Wednesday evening IN Grange HALL
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HANUKAH BALL HUGE SUCCESS.

Over 600 dancers thronged the As
sembly Room of the Radisson hotel
when the Ladies Auxiliary of the Tai
mud Torah gave their supper dance on
Thursday, December 18. A goodly sum
was raised which will be used to contin-
ue the good work of the Social
Service department of the Talmud Torah.
There was dancing until II o'clock after
which kosher" supper, which was pre-
pared by the supper committee, consist
ing of Mines. M. J. Weinstein, Is. Trem-
blatt, E. Charleston, H. G. Bloom, J.
Feinberg and Mrs. Lena Rivkin, was
served at small tables. The affair was
the leading social function of the sea-
SON. Mrs. George Cults, as general
chairman of the affair and the chairman
of the various committees, with their
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SHELTERING HOME CHILDREN
GIVEN HANUKAH PARTY.

The children of the Jewish Sheltering
Home were guests of honor at Chanu-
kah party which the Junior Auxiliary of
the Council of Jewish Women gave on
Sunday last at the Home. Various games
were played and patriotic songs were
sung. The children romped and frol-
licked to their hearts content. Ice
cream, cake and pop corn balls were
served.
Misses Jeanette Sh2fer and Gertrude
Meleck presented the girls of the~H ONE
with Chanukah gifts in the way of hair
bows. The children of the Home,
through Mrs. A Farbstein, take this
means of extending their thanks to their
kind donors.
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MINNEAPOLIS LODGE HOLDS
ELECTION.

At the meeting of the Minneapolis
Lodge, o. B. A., on Monday last, the
election of officers for the ensuing year
was the main business of the evening,
which resulted in the following: Presi-
dent, Philip L. Cohen; vice president,
M. Kapfan; recording secretary, 1sidore
Cohen; financial secretary, Benz. Bal;
treasurer, N. Lowenthal, and trustees,
H. Feiweles, Samuel Labovitz and Sam
Gottlieb.
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OF TALMUD TORAH
HAVE HANUKAH PARTY.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the 1almud
Torah were hostesses at Hanukah par
ty on. Wednesday for the children of
the Talmud Torah. The occasion was
the celebration of the eighth or last
candle A movie" was shown the chill
dren and they were given candy sticks
and bags Of pop corn, which was donated
by Mr.. Charles Goldberg.
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get together Monday evening, December
%, at the temporary headquarters, ol2
Sixth avenue north, at smoker and
entertainment, which will be the first of
a series of social events planned by the
Social Committee, of which Geo. Cor
don is chairman.
There will be an interesting entertain
ment, and some very good speakers, and
plenty of smokes" and "eats" for all.
Plans for membership drive will also
be discussed.
All members are asked to come and
bring their friends, and prospective men,
bers.
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GRAIN MARKET
Omaha Grain.

Omaha, Sept. 5. 1919.
Receipts Of wheat today were moder-
Arrivals of wheat were l74 cars. corn SO
cars and oats, "a cars.
Corn took further big slump, prices
being off from 10 cents Oats were
yesterdays bulk price. Rye dropped
cents and barley 6 cents. Wheat was not
much changed.
Cash sales today were:
car, $2.16; cars. $215; cars, 32l3
ssssm"tty. n,tts car s2ii ts,mStty}; cars
cars; s21a; cars. s2.la (smutty): 1 car.
s2ll (smutty): l car. s2.l0 (smutty): 1
ears cars s2,lo ty,ellcw); cars. :a.os tsmut-
s2Os; 10 cars. $2os; car, s2.o7: car,
s2o4 !smutty); cars, s2.0s (smuttyJ
No. hard: car, sa.os; 2 cars s2.o5; .
$3.50: car. $216 tsmutty) No. 3 north
ern spring: ! car. s2ls: 1 car, sara. No
northern spring; car. s2.os; 5 cars. s2.os:
No. l mixed: l car. s2.ls No. MIXED:
l car: $2.os loaded out) No. mixed:
car, 500: car. $2.oS fsmutty)
Corn-No. white: l car. $1,s5: ; cars.
sl.s4 No. white: car. s1.64: 2 cars,
white: l car. $50. No. white / car,
sl5S; 1s car. s155, Sample white: i
car 1853; 2-3 car. $40 No yellow:
! car si;s6 No yellow: cars. si.s3.
NO yellow: cars $1.6c No. mixed:
cars, sl.63. No. 8 mixed: car, s1sa
No. mixed: cars. $l5s 2 cars. s15S
tshippers' weights). Sample mixed:
car, $3.50 twhest mixed).
Oats-No. white: 2 cars, 671sc. No.
white: ! car. 66%c; cars. 66ac. No.
white: 2 cars. CSC
Rye-No. 8: Q cars, $1.25.
Barley-Rejected: car, $112 Sam
pie: | car S11S