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GRAMMATICAL.


ComPE-- - TOO = Gsra~z.......- Soc
Conrerdso de G-a-a..ca po- Do1 An
~. 4oc
r,anan.os De Graraz:icS. 7o- Ee--GHz-.- NC
G-anS,ic2 Casrs.'a21, con a---E.o : - De
IA Real Aca5e-ss, PoC IialEa. Au1e@-
raEa cen J-z.zaos &C OrtoE=a-la ; Pro
SODA. In tc1o teA 80
Grana-:-a de n Neal Academia Esp@no!a.
Ultima edlc5Sn Official 80
S,st-Tso, -. SOC
Pron,ga-io de Cou.ura-ion. Q los 6!ez nil
verses OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r-torEata y
,r-.--uGa SL-0g
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DICTIONARIES CASTELLANOS.

Lanpano Eust-ado-Dtcclon7!io eaciclo7e-
6!co de n ler<uz cas-e-a7a. poC NJ. Con
Ezle= &c a Rosa Llscr7to cen -
z-aozdos. 1888 -r;-atcS, IS maps, GcS
c-aG-os de b-aceras. cahlzs Dc. Ss,eTaS
Net-icc. Cod.Eo International &c Seua-
!es, etc I'm como pasta S%-SJ
Dic.ioaa-io Complete Gs = LenEua Esp%-
no!a. Tor ". Roa-ISGsz-Savas ; Carat
en-. Cor-ens r.rs-o yr.G-= G7it woes *
pEca5aS ; dsfIn-tHs : IS d g" c.cc!oHa-
nos ma completes Ge a c-E1a. u %
no 4e 800 p2E.&aS encua1eraSc'1n Dc =,
Ietc nv
D!-c;ona-,o de "A LcGSua C1SteLaoa. ltT
y Lose Atc--z-y - u-sIa IN votL1a'A &c
T-5s ,s-s-ls = ~.or-iere tod1s as vceeS
asl Di-cioaario &c IA Academia. ye-at'-
cireo Mi aDerica2rs7oS' ounce M zee
ni-is-ncs. N-ra.s-nos y uecIoE.snos. nu-
nerosas l,c4c.oc-s lauoas ; eHIaHleTSS:
&c Pasta ina "1'0
Dic-icaario PoPuia- &c "A LeaEI2 C's;riA-
a-Ed:c.6- Minerva tulis.-1o = uGy
a~~i,ticc. In tono. snpaSsado en- tea
|-~lssa SA
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OBRAS DE EOUCAClON

Tablas auxiia-es para ap-cn6e7 ! ~contar-
EGici6n auuentada con rTlnc'Pios &c
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nRRAS DE RELIGION.

A--,-- = SS.yAcIUn 49,
B;5ls &c 70. NiGOs. por c. Padre Sa1ae-
sO5-a Lusc-ata coa S=1oSa0S > IN m~p@ a..
C.te-ismo del Padre E;p=Lda ....-.---.. te-
Czt-r;smo H.st0r,co. por tieU-y.-----... US
Coau!xado- General .......-.-.---" 'sS
Catsc.smo ts FerSsvs-rnc'a ...
neyo-iorsTio de Layalls. aUncnLado con
: Se=laaG Santa, Nls:-as 4! Sa2tlS!-
rcc. E.g-c.clJ Dla-lo. eJc. V.eS
ps.oc:lz &c is S.ets Dom!nEos &c san
Jose % W.
s. C-n.a del Crssia-lsuro. pSr Cha;cU-
b-auC-Hernosas ieetu-as para G. 40
-a- EG--lou -5c1Icate lrst-=c@.--..S-O
F!oscFia Elemental. por Bafne---..-..>--a
u Im..Sc:5a g. CEi5lc. poc hemplS .-... V0e
- Marines. @ 81 .CUIfo de = Religion
Cris.aa-a. 20: Caateauar'anG--Oo=2 p:o-
CuSa=c-uce LuStr&1a
?-cueLo LAyzI!e- PastS tea ...-..... S0c
PeGueao L4yaIe &c O-aclCnss .--.--- -2c
Vida de Nuss:gO Se6cv Je-lers:o : &c 4
S2ntisinz N!-gen. IO- Cro!sSei--.---.. see
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HISTORLA.

HISTORIA.
e,;so5fos NIi,sres Observation-Disclosures de
Independence { Invasion %ort%-ameEIea- o,
IA Dos Lonos
ASTORIA dc Grecia. deste los ucmpos he-
- bzsta n Gesrrcnb-aci5n de! !mpe-
no &c Alexandra .oe
ASTORIA Pal-.a. por don Justo Sierra SVe
a!So-ia &c NeI!co, Por con LUIS Le
u, -Cs-ur-cnde Grsde los PrIme-os
t!cnpos aasta n ca!da del S=G-aa0 Iaipe- ~,
no. In toEo teia 'S''''
"a Vida ec Mexico CT 1910. lutsTe-
zan,cs apunyes Ge T. c!ccG, po- Con
EsIcz Ob-eE6n. In temo tea .';$t"7V
Ia Intervention = e. Im9erIo. por S2Laco
A~lyzrrz-Cuat-o Erantes touoS. enela-
Hsyico Y:e;o = Arecd6Hco. por Coma
lez O6reg Il. Nocas hEtoTicas' teyen- -
"a, ' cossunb-cs. In tomo TEA ~...Sl.Ao
- .;oD,4 His-5ricas MexicanaS.-T-adI-
ciones y Leyendas.-obra destinada 4
~cuItiva- e sentirn!eH;o patrIo en- e. cora
-Ep {. % h!jOs &c Mexico. ErSIEGt2 sen
-,k--nz W
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SOCIOLOGICAL Y POL!TlCA.

En- Casa Aeua-P4Cin&s &c! deSa'es'o' a.
9o- Manuel MUzQu!z BlaTco 1S
,-Er,,.:a de Es2aaa y los EsGaeos
UaiGos sOore Mexico. por {! Lie. To- -
-ibia Esqu!ye, OoCeEo2 .....--S-
Ia crraa,zaei6a peiilca de Mexico. Ia
CONSTRUCTION y = D!cLStGr&. por D.-
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%BIBLIOTECA PARA NlNOS.

lCuento$ = ~,ccta-1s observation-disclosures 20
m.:es ii4St-1dos q 20 e~eHtcrOs coda uEo.(
Nj P-lmcra LecSCr1
Eoras EeEcns-
e MuEGo ANNA! para NinSS
e AGaiEu:.o.
EscueIa &C A2inales-
ASeacu=aS de AninnaleS
Los S!Sos &c otroS Passes
e L.bro Del Meme.
Mines 3Ceros y N!noS MaloA
CGeu-cs Para NiHos.
e Pals de as AAravi!.zS
Cuer:os de Hz62s.
e MuHGS MSravil!oSo-
NJ Li5-o FavoT.to.
Episodes y ASerLa=2s.
Lectu-as dc Historic SaEvada.
Episodes de IA Historic SaEraG-
Nz-raeIoues Ex--ao-dlaA-IaS.
Ta-des de Otono.
g Nu1do 5e los Mines.
Las T~-i5alciones dc Nete-e:a
LeeGne.-CLentoS cacrSles-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21

Cuando somos ninos, nuestros pa
drcs prirlero ' ruestros maestros
despues nos muestran "a efigie de
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LIBR0s DE LECTURA.

e ANGEL del HoGar-LiSso p-lnero &C .ec-
tur2. p2rs ninGS -
e Angel del Ho-a--LiSro segIaco- ee
!, pa a. "a Casa-Te-cer Ebro de z
e AMIGO de los Mines. por Saoaticr..--. ~
Easenaaza SimC.t1cez. per Matte .''.'' ~
Libro P-iraario de Lsctura , EScTlSIrs-
pe- A1drs Osura =.
Lecto- Mcxicaao StEunao %
Mesodo &c escr:tu-al=ctrra. po- EenS2-
nen. con apEcari6a del foacsisno :
n Marcia aHl-lrco-SiH.s-c2 - ~
MantiIla nuncro ! =
&arSiIla Sur9s-o = ~
Marclla nGne-o ) ~
Naadeyil uunero ! =
AanGevil nlms-o : ~
Man5cvil rune-o ; og
SIaoario de san Miguel -...-....-... 70
Curro de LenEuSSe. per q SToL- AlcaToo
G6ne--PrlEe- G1o -..-----..--,.-' o
Cc9o de acknowledgements 2nO .-.--.' 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21

e ve-5adcro Maestro &c FraaeSs.-Ua to-
No -1SacS ...--.-- "i-S"
Dicc.onari 10 Dc IRgiss ; ESpaaoi. dc oc1Si.o.
Pasta de perralHa -.-.-.---.-.-.. Sc
Di-c:c-z-io De InGies Y EspanoL, de ocS'-c-
PASTA de Plel oS
D:ceierario &c InElss = Espanci. poV AuSe-
Ii y McLsuEhAn--El Se.o- > mas CON-
pi-to De los puoLcadSs hNst2 .. cl1- Con-
tisre .zs woes MAS nOdernaS en- artss,
cirnciaz . iadIs--saS. rs acsr"loaeS &c
reSz-,eS na-a --5la- ) eS--lpl- 2T1c0E
iG!omas. etc. In E-uesc vo.1ncn emTEs-
TACO en- tea .,-------. --"0
= TnElEs sla NassCrn.-Nccodo p-acu-o
Para aprenGe- en- yeiuce lsccIoneS 81 Ic.o-
ma :u-leS. con Is ~p-cauncISer|n ttGlra-
da en- cSstslano. CoCtere. ateulSS. d.
verses ,nCGelCS para escgJcir tocR c1ss
de correspondence 4 4 rEs-Ica vac. eyS
EmpastAj7 sn tela --S-.Sv
G-anlIea Prac,ica De n LsaSua iAE!Sa.
Ia meier ob-a para e. est-1.c ET17cGL1SA
del iG.orz .a=leB. In voiUnen pasta
G-an--ajre SynthrtilCe 81 Przc.lCGc &c =
LarEus EsgagHo.e. POI I0-o , Gomez
tTeG.o frances S--SV
Do 70. Want 20 SPEAK SPaaish--A pr7c-
teal method % lea-u the Spanish l2-
.Cyrs-s E-. sahs- laEies 81 de- claS --.. syc
:Qui--e 10 szoe- frances e1 die aiaS-- So
:Quiere I'd. ,ab~- itaijaco en- 6lrs a.aS. :. SOC
Libro Prae-o &C L1=1cS y Es7aEo!-.... eVc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21

Alma Cordial es un descubrimieno de un eninente doctor. que La Ia
usado pr mas de 81 amos con gran exto. Gradas al uso de ella, hoy go go
ian muchas personals de phna salud. Esa medicinal es IA neJor para tss,
Resfrios pasados, Catarro, Debiidad, Toses. Coraz6n, Higado, Rincnes,. Es-
tonnage, PulnoneS Y Nervios Debles; Purtica ia Sangre. Redobla la tuer-
"a V Robustece ell cuerpo = cerebro; da fuerza a Ia vz Y cura maravIuo-
samente pronto el Ccraz6n Y ell Estomago. Para su salud siempre acos-
tlnbre to1ar esa naravlosa medicinal. De Tenta per todas las botcas-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21

PaTa que UULtHEa u
pero 81 no Ia hay o no
con toda seguridad a Ia
merce ST., San Antonio,
puede conseguir ae cualqu
ma Cordial Sc vende por
venden al menudeo. La
surte a todas las boticas
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TESTIMONIES

En- favor de Ia maraviIosa Alma Cordial, "a mediclna que
lud mas pronto. Preguntele a su vecIno y 81 e. Ia ha usad
decir que TODD 10 que declines es cleric.
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~AGRADECIDO.

Senores: Manifesto a ustedes mi simple atenciGn ea donde notcio
a ugedes que estov recbio de Ia medicine, Alma Cordial. Pues esOy
MUY AGRADECIDO pues que estoy sniendo IN gran aNvlo do mis- en-
fermedades. Ahora NADIA mas me 4 quedado una hIlcnazon e. los pies
pero ahora es nuy lenta. Pes deseo que ahora ne Lmanden dos, eaJss
para 10 cual le adjunto su vaor. Afmo. Alto. y ). :. vicente Meiena,
Imperial, California.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-08-14

JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND
FOR POLK c0UNTY.-John 0rmsby and
N. Adams, compiainants, vs.. METROPOLITAN
Trust Company, Corporation, Atlantic
Trust Company. a Corporation. ami the
ssaboard Air Line Railroad Company. .
Corporation.
/. appearing by afadavis filed in the above
entitled cause that the defendants, the At
lantic Trus. Company, q corporation, and the
Metropolitan Trust Company. corporation,
are non-residsnts Of the State Of Florida, and
have ctsces a. Number go Wall street, In the
city and state Of New York, and that there Is
no person residing In the state OF Florida, the
service Of q subpoena upon whom would bind
either Of the said defendants:
1. Is therefore ordered that the defendants,
the Atlantic Trust Company. q corporation.
and the Metropolitan Trust Company, . cor.
poration, do appear to the Bill Of Complaint
herein on or before Monday. the 18th day Of
August. A. D. 1919, and answer the Bill OF
Complaint In this cause, otherwise the ale
cations therein contained will be taken as true
and confessed
Ii is further ordered that this order be
published In the Lakeland Evening Telegram.
newspaper Of general circulation published
in LAKELAND, Polk County, Florida, for four
consecutive weeks
Witness my hand and Official seal at Bar
tow. Florida, this 10th day Of July, A. D
1919.
tSean J. A. JOHNSON,
ssf4 Clerk Circuit Court.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-08-14

IN CIRCUIT COURT. 10TH JUDICIAL CIR.
CUT or THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR POLK c0ukTY.-iN cHAkCERY
SiTTikG.-R P. Owen vs. John p, Brand.
euist. r al-BiiI to Remove Cloud frsm
Title
/. appearing by the afadavis Of the com.
plainAni's solicitor In the above entitled
cause that John P. BrandQuist, Charles ].
Brsndquist and T. K. White are residents of
the State Of Florida, but have been absent
more than sixty days and that their where
sbouts Is to complainant unknown and that
the Lake Alfred Truiflands Company, 4 cor
rorstions Ii nonresident Of the State Of
FLORIDA. residing Al Titusville in the State Of
Pennsylvania
1t Is therefore ordered tha. said non.res;-
Dent defendants, to wit: Lake Alfred Fruit
isnds Company 3 corporation, and said sb-
sent defendants, John P. Brandquist. Charles
!! Brsndeuist and r Z. White be, and they
are, hereby required to appear to the bul Of
complaint filed in said cause on or before
Monday. the ls day Of Septemb :, A. d. 1919
osnsrviss the allegations Of said bin viii
oe taken as confessed by said defendants.
II Is further ordered that this ,rder be
published once each week for four consscu.
uFe weeks N TO the said defendants. Ssis
notice to Be published In the Lakeland Eve
ming Telegram, & newspaper published In said
county and state
Dated this slst day Of July. A. D. 1919
s4ss cIsrk a 'SnMsVS, S,c,'s. So,,.
tsEALl @ou'@
Conv
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-08-14
SHE WAS elASE

A young lady from the tall timber
country of Washington was recently
a guest of Jackie Saunders in New
York They had done the metropolis,
visited Philadelphia, and Atlantic
City, and as a finishing touch Jackie
took her western friend to Washing.
ton, D. c. Tie young lady was blase
and refused to be interested in any.
thing particular. AT last Jackie took
her to the top Of the Washington
monument determined to give her a
thrill or to push her of. For a long
time the girl looked at the view and
then broke the silence with: This
monument would look like a tooth.
pick from the top of our old fir tree. !"
Come on" said Jackie, I'm going
TO take you to the treasury and show
You billion dollars in gold. l won.
der If you have anything at home that
looks like that"
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-08-14
Finding A Scapegoaf

The price of flour with wheat a
two dollars and twenty.six cents
ibushel could easily have ben figure
out by any schoolboy who had mas
tered the multiplication table. whel
the wheat guaranty bill was passed
Assuredly any Washington officia
who cared to take his pencil in hant
might have accomplished the sam,
simple task
II was no mystery. yet after passing
the bill, fixing the price and provid
ing by another act for administering
is provisions. Washington authori
ties suddenly awake TO the fact thai
the price of barrel of -four is mon
stsously high and propose TO make
somebody suffer for il
Salaried men not belonging TO uni
ions and unabple to strike for in.
creased wages, professors. clergymen
and clerks, men and women of fixed
and limited incomes. all such realized
what would be the price of flour, but
when the wheat guaranty bill was
being considerd they were ignored: !:
the farmer must be encouraged TO
raise great crop of wheat, and mon
ey was the only inducemnt that would
reach him.
When the representatives of power
full railway unions protested against
the high cost of living and demanded
that. having themselves received the
maximum pay they could expect, it
should be lowered. 1t was an entirely
different matter. Something must be
done about it Immediately, and there.
fore Washington is aroused and ready
to take drastic action.
The first thing to do is to find a
scapegoat, and flour, being pre-emi.
nent among the daily needs, although
infnitestimal in the sum of the indi.
viduafs annual expenditure, one bar.
rel sufhcing to supply him for an en-.
tire year, which even at present
prices represents the magnificent
outlay of less than four cents a day.
is selected for the sacrifice.
The farmer who receives two dol.
lars and twenty-six cents for a bushel
OF wheat, is, of course, ignored. No
one in Washington would dare accuse
him of profiteering, but the miller and
the baker are not exempt, and upon
them must fall the brunt of the first
savage onslaught.
Here are the figures, based on Min.
neapolis:
- ssss----te
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-08-14

in bulk
so cost of package
SO freight to New York
I5 jobbers margin for handling
la retailers charge for selling
and delivery
$50 cost to consumer.
Even at this. representing an enor.
nous loss 10 the government. -four
would still be some distance from six
dollars a barrel and the dear old
much-to-be-desired-politically five-cent
loaf of bread.
The cost of living is no chimera, it
IS real thing. and cannot be over.
come by the pursuit of chimeras. It
is the legitimate result of the war.
and imitation. Congress cannot re.
duce it by legislation, and higher
wages will only increase it. Govern,
men ownership, meaning higher taxa.
tion, will certainly not reduce it. 1t
can only be overcome by thrift. indi-
vidual economy. iudicious expenditure
for things actually needed, and les.
sened taxation.
Finding a scapegoat may be an
amusing and diverting experience. but
1t viii avail nothing. Bricks cannot
be made without straw, and millers
cannot make creap flour out of dear
wheat. nor can bakers produce cheap
bread from expensive flour made from
high-priced wheat. by high-priced la.
Dor, using ingredients that have dou-
bled and trebled in value since 1914
1t cannot be done. Government
may seize and operate all the eleva.
tors, mills, bakeries and retail stores
in the United States, substitute poll.
ticians for business men. and profes-
sors and theorists for practical oper.
ators and still. with wheat at s2.26
a bushel. it cannot be done. 1t is a
human impossibility. Only a miracle
can accomplish it, and Congress lacks
the divinity that makes miracles
possible.
Flour and the men who make it are
now under fire. Fortunately, they
are abundantly able to prove an alibi. |
With some seven thousand mills in
fierce competition. there are no
trusts. combinations or gentlemen's
agreements in this trade, and there is
no power on earth strong enough to
compel man to sell his product at
less than 1t cost him to make 1t. Give
the millers cheap wheat and they will
produce cheap -four: that is all there
is to 1.-THE Northwestern Miller.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-08-14
IMPRACTICAL

Ocala Star: The demand Of organ.
lied labor that the railroads be hand.
ed over to a tripartite composed 0,
the public, the operating management
and the employees is impractical
revolutionary and incendiary. Histor
shows that several triumvirates have
been tried in public affairs, but no
trio yet has failed to be whitfield down
to solo in a brief time. Anything
OF the sort is bound to wind up in
a fight, and If we are going to have
a fight we had better have It right
now, while other people are too busy
to interfere.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-08-14

A movement has been started In
Suwanee county for the advancement
Of the dairy industry. A get get
together meeting for this purpose will
be held at Live Oak August .. Lo-
cal bankers have expressed their
willingness to advance money for the
purchase Of COWS. Much interest 10
manifested at this time and the pros.
poets are that enough milk will be
produced to have milk depot es-
tahlished. The county chamber Of
commerce is devoting much energy
70 the advancement Of agriculture,
and the county agent has the full sup
port Of this body Of men.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-08-14
SAW 4 RESERrayrY

Little Andrew Ess PLAYING IN u.
safo' Il Which there IS : COOP for h;s
Pigeons. All pigeons were ;.ssss =.
tAe exception Of one vhieh vas zTE-
ing I'd and aowa n front az tsa so--
AhdrsE ran up TO his mother i. rs..
excite1szt and sais:
Mamma Is thai one : colls-.s->
snsrsas aiz noshsr askea Asnrhs
- AnzEsF sd Wza Ae -.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-08-14

5 LIS cost Of bushel Of wheat
Al number of bushels to barr
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-08-14
NOTICE or MASTERS sALr

Notice is hereby given that unds.
virtue Of the terms and conditions ~ ana b
| made by the Honorable John s, Edwa,s, aeclN
Of the Circuit Court Of the Tenth i.! aee
Circuit Of the State Of Florida in Suaci
Polk county, In Chancery, in cert,,n ana ie
pending In said court, wherein E u S cau
is complainant and B. W. Ellis ana tuls
B. Ellis. his wife. and T. L. War,.A Iug Alla
Kansas r. Waring, his wife, are de,apsa.sM d,s M
the undersigned by said decree is uusau anno'ui
special master in chancery to sell ppIiaM anS NS
on Monday, the first day Of September 4u T
1919, between the hours Of eleven o,cloos a
and two o'clock p. m, offer for sale and : ~ ~
at public auction, at the South door 2us :. M S
courthouse In Barlow, Polk county, FIo,,aa ~ ~
to the highest and best bidder for casb tOla "
following described premises situated % in NY Wy
county, Florida: ~ foa
Beginning at the southeast corner =, q.
southeast quarter Of the northeast oua,ss, " y
tn. northeast .-ua:ter q section fn',,..u' "
township twenty nine, range twentv 1.t'..t
and run north 1876 feet, west 45o fest sau ss,s
l95 feet, east $50 feet to beginning ron,,;. svta
ing two acres. more or less, with ali hnIa
ings and improvements thereon. 'NS'
The said property to be sold to satisf, n.
amount OF said decree and costs.
Dated this the 3lst day Of July An
1919. a.
A. R. CARVER,
'1so special Master In Chancery,
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-08-14
HER SExS PAUNe

Deiner usually walked to school
VITA Matte. his little neizhhor nay.
oo0F' out nearly alwzys had to xsi;
ioF aeF. One morning be vas Obliged
3 Nait an unusually long time for
Nafne to geS her. hair curIe5. sn4
.@seT he ooahded TO his mother th..
Hs FSs not going to walk to schoo,
EliA hes any more. His noshsrsskAs
an ~Ay he had decided to 20 withOu,
waiting for Matte. Wen rep,,As
when call for her I always Tnd hs-
- aarea5v.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-08-14

9435
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-08-14
The MICHIGAN WAY

The Nesrs EqrOrVh Ls-gae gave .
iF0aen ice cream feed Saturday svea.
ihg II tie Red Tovn Han Asss-
everybody Ess fsu ihsy kiSked sAs
saeaes czf sn5 Otto 4sz -
POsto7es ~itA As sEsz-sEe.--
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-08-14

1t is maintained that in certain
parts of Lithuania. in isolated cor.
ners and secretly. the old rites of the
heather cult are observed even TODAY
Almost every piece Of furniture Is
beautifully ornate, The wood cary.
ING OF the Peasants is OF marvellous
delieacy and the gift they have colors
mas already been remarked by the
whole artistic world. In the long
winter months such works are car.
ned out by each member of the fam
hy, and regulations spread there as
rapidly as elsewhere. The ability
and the industry Of the Lithuanisns
fathered the following pruverb: "A
Latheanian goes into the forest lead.
ING MS horse and returns frum there
with the horse haruessed to = car
rage"
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-08-14

Rain won't make crops grow un.
less seed is in the ground. Interest
can't make War Savings Stamps grow
unless your money is in them. Pu.
your money in War Savings Stamps.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-08-14

Whatever other colors may be the
rage, black satin holds its own
among women who are fastidious
about their bathing suits. This mod
el of surf satin is made with long
waist and short, gathered skirt.
White satin trims the pockets and
forms the collar. a belt of selma
terial holds in the fulness at the
waist. Medium size requires 4sa
yards 36-inch material.
Pictorial Review Bathing Suit No.
731S. Sizes, is to 20 years. Price,
25 cents.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-08-14

In the face of this. ii is proposed
that the government buy -four from
millers at eight dollars a barrel.
which, it is alleged. win give them
a fair profit" deduct two dollars. and
sell ii TO the consumer at six dollars
q barrel.
Another brilliant proposal is that
the government buy wheat from the
farmer at s2.2s bushel, stand a loss
on it of 81 8 bushel. and sell it to the
miller at si.es, Assuming that it
would take seo.eOo,oO0 bushels of
wheat to supply the people Of the
United States with -four for a year.
this would mean a loss to the govern
ment of $500. OO.oOo.oOo. and would
result in -four to the consumer on the
following basis:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-22
Fire Alarm Boxes

ss-Raritan Copper Works
24-Market and Sheridan Street
Street sL.1 Central r. r.
26-Market an first Streets
Ave. and Paterson St
2s-High and Lewis Streets
3b-Smith and High Streets
ss-Hew Brunswick v M s.sw 81
s7-Smith and State Streets
42-Atlantic Terra Gotta works
ss-Buckingham Ave. and Hartford 81
iS-Commerce and Front Streets
ts-State and washington SITS.
tT-High and Washington Streets
ga-State ST. and Buckingham Ave-
st. and Pulaski ave-
Ss-Hall Ave. and Charles St
SS-state and Wayne Streets
SC-Nesr United Lead Works
s3-Washington and First Streets
New Brunswick Ave. and Elm ST.
sl-Smith Street end Watson Ave
ss-Commerce snd State Streets
7S-Front and Smith Streets
ia-Water and Gordon Streets
fx-Kearny Ave. and Gordon StrcA
Sl-Brace and Hanson Avenues
s2-Smith and Herbert Streets
sS-Amboy v and Washington 81
S{-Lehigh Ave n Stanford Stree
S6-NeaF City Hospital
tS-Ceveland and Brace Avenues
and Hall Avenues
S3-Amboy Ave and rnsles street
SS-IAwrsnce and Francfs Streets
Sl-Nsvifis and Johnsfons streets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-22
MONEY TO LOAN

- LIBERTY BONDS. We a
- pot cash for them or we
IN loan on them. N. Y. Stock
~ Exchange prices less 2 per
cent. and charge you only
6 per cent. for the use OF
the money. II you want to
sell or borrow, call or
- phone us. sew once
omen evenings. Comegys Bros. Co,
Real Estate. 224 smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-22
SITUATIONS WANTED

BUSINESS woman wants settled per-
son for houseWork for apartment in
New York. Address :. r., News.
CoLORED Woman wishes to do any
kind day work. Miss Sarah Rich
ardson. GA Charles 50.
MAN and woman wish to do farm
work. steve Stepka. 369 Thomas
Street. city.
WIDOW with twelve year-old girl.
wishes place as h~ousekeeper for
widower. Widow" are News.
YOUNG Danish widow with Swear
old child wishes position as house
keeper I'm small family. Address II.
G. Care News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-22
PLUMBING AND HEATING

WILL install bath and toilet fixtures,
heat your house with steam. hot
water, or pipeless furnace on month
iy payments of $500 per month. +.
j. Larlkin. EOS Market St