The Lakeland evening telegram., December 29, 1919, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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For the well
Dressed Woman
We are showing Beauti
ful Coat Suits, Waists,
Afternoon Dresses in
Serges, Silks, Tricotine
and other Materials.
We wish all our
Friends and Customers
a Happy New Year
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Inc.
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Ill HIE DAY'S NEWS"
Dr. Simon Flexner, who will pre
side at the annual meetine of thH
American Association for the Ad
vancement of Science opening at St.
Louis today, is director of the lab
oratories of the Rockefeller Institute
for Medical Research, and famed tor
his investigations and discoveries In
relation to bubonic plague, infantile
paralysis, and other infectious dis
eases. Dr. Flexner is native of
Louisville and received his early
medical training in the university of
that city. Subsequently he pursued
his studies at John Hopkins Univer
sity and abroad. Previous to accept
ing his present post at tho Rockefel
ler Institute he had been attahed to
the faculties of John Hopkins and the
University of Pennsylvania and had
filled high positions in several well
known hospitals. Dr. Flexner's
achievements in the field of medical
research have been recognized in hon
ors bestowed upon him by prominent
universities and societies at home and
abroad.
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Phone 396-BIue. Lakeland, F la.
WHEN YOU VISIT TOWN COME IN AND SEI t US
ONE OF THE MANY THINGS IN uun
A Firstclass Assortment of
Candy, Cigars
and tobacco
JEWETT'S DRUG STORE
(FORMERLY RED CROSS PHARMACY)
Lakeland' Leading Drug 8to-
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BEnERHUMAN BEINGS
Plenty of Good Blood the Foundation
of Good Health repto.Mangan
Helps. Make Blood
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES
1809 William Ewart Gladstone, four
times premier of England, born
at Liverpool. Died at Ha warden,
May 19, 1898.
1827 Margaret M. Bottome, founder
of the Order of King's Daughters.
born in New York. Died in 1906.
1843 Queen Elizabeth of Roumania,
who attained fame as a poetess
under the name of "Carmen Syl
va," born at Neuwied, Germany.
Died March 2, 1916.
1850 Beginning of the second Kaffir
war In South Africa.
1894 Forty persons perished by fire
at a Christmas festival at Silver
Lake, Ore.
1914 Germans fell back on left back
of the Bzura river.
1915 Swedish ofrts fired on German
torpedo boats pursuing a steamer
into Swedish waters.
IS 16 The Scandinavian countries
joined in a peace appeal to the
belligerents.
1917 British Admiralty announced
the sinking of three British dc
stroyers off the Dutch coast, with
loss of 193 lives.
Must Feel Good to Be Happy
Tak Pepto-Mangan a Few Weeks and
Note Improvement In Liquid
and Tablet Form
To be a first-class human being one
needs, first of all, good health. Good,
rich blood and plenty of it it the very
essence and foundation of good
health. The purpose of Pepto-Mangan
is to supply those blood enriching ele
ments that thin-blooded people need
to improve their blood condition. To
be enemlc or thin-blooded means to
be deprived of most of the Joy of liv
ing and to be less than a normal hu
man being. It means weakness, ir
ritability, dullness of mind and a gen
eral low level of life. Pepto-Mangan
does a great service to the thin
blooded by helping them to a better
blood supply better health more
happiness. It is scientific and i9
based on the best-known medical
practice .
Get Pepto-Mangan of your druggist.
It is sold in both liquid and tablet
form no difference in medicinal vir
tue. See that the name "Gude's" is on
the package. Without the name
Gude's1' it is not Pepto-Mangan.
1920 Will Soon j
Be Here
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ONE
YEAR AGO
TODAY IN THE WAR
President Wilson visited his an
cestral home at Carlisle, England
The firing upon the American flag
by Germans in Dresden precipitated
street fighting in which many were
killed.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
SPORTING NOTES
Champion Benny Leonard and John
ny Dundee have posted forfeits of $3,
r00 each to guarantee weight ard ap
pearance in the ring at New Haven
on Jan. 16.
The Eastern Baseball League has
boosted its players' salary limit from
f 1,800 to $3,500 for next season, while
the International League rasea its
limit from $3,500 to $5,000.
In Making your Reso
tions for the New Year
Resolve to Wear Only
Hart, Shaffner & Mark
Clothes, Knox and
Stetson Hats and Man
hattan Shirts. All to be
found here.
We Wish You All a
Happy New Ye a r .
Ball-playing soldiers are wonted by
Uncle Sara's army teams in the Canal
Zone. Recent demobilization of the
forces in the Canal Zone left many
gaps to be filled in the Panama
league.
Fifteen districts ta Illinois are to
hold amateur three-cushioned bil
liard tournaments this winter, tho
successful contestants to compete In
Chicago for the State championship.
They say in St. Louis that money
can't buy Roger Hornsbv, the Cardi
nals' star. The same thing has been
Raid in the past of Tris Speaker, Eddie
Collins, and other top-notchers.
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Horace Chilton, former United
States senator from Texas, born in
Smith county, Texas, 66 years ago today.
Charlotte Walker prominent emo
tional actress and film star, born at
Galveston, Texas, 41 years ago to
day.
Clarence Cusley, late Assistant Sec
retary of the U. S. Department of
Agriculture, born In Lowndes county,
Georgia, 56 years ago today.
William J. Fields, representative in
Congress of the Ninth Kentucky dia
trict, born in Carter county, Ken
tucky, 45 years ago today.
Jess Willard, former champion
heavyweight pugilist of the world,
born in Pottawatomie county, Kan
32 years ago today.
Gen. Peyton C. March, chief of
staff of the United States Army during
the late war, born at Easton, Pa., 6i
years ago today.
Dr. John M. Thomas, president of
Middlebury College,, born at Coving
ton, N. Y., GO years ago today
M. Jonnart. a famous administrator
in the French colonial service, born
62 years ago today.
Rear Admiral Luther G. Billing
U. S. N., retired, born in New YorK,
77 years ago today.
THE DIFFERENCE
"What little boy can tell me the di
forence between the 'quick' and the
'dead'?' asked the Sunday school
teacher.
Willie waved his hand frantically
Well, Willie?"
"The 'quick" are the ones that get
out of the war of automobiles; the
ones that don't are the 'dead. "
Philadelphia Record.
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GENERAL
Contractor and Builder
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished on
ANY BUILDING OR REPAIR
WORK. LARCH OR SMALL
Telephone 48-Grecn.
Lakeland, Fit.
For Sale
6 room bungalow, close in, modern.
40 acres, 15 in grove.
40 acres, 3 in grove, 25 underculti-
vation, balance in, balance In good
timber.
4 room house and lot, $1,400, part
cash.
10 acre grove.
13 acre grove.
5 acres inside city limits. Good
house and outbuildings, covered with
orange and grapefruit trees.
Bargains in small or large tracks
of lands. ,
30 acres. 22 under cultivation, 4 in
bearing grove, 4 room house, good out
buildings, 2 Jersey cows, horse, 1
brood-sows. All tools and crops.
Very reasonable.
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STANLEY
208 WEST MAI5 ST.
LAKELAXD, FLA.
PHONE 265 RED
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The farmer is the foundation man j
of the nation. His Is the first work
of importance, because out of the
soil must come the food of the people
and the raw material of prosperity. ,
The year of 1919 rumbled and tossed
with strikers and rumors and indus
trial unrest, but they are matters of
no serious Import so long as the pro
duction of food and feed continues.
Only when there is plenty of food will
it be possible for prices to come
down.
HATS CLEANED AND
BLOCKED
Old' Hats made to look like New
Prices Reasonable.
All Work Guaranteed
Your Patronage Solicited
Out ot town customers send your
hats by mail and we will return
them promptly the same way.
Florida Hat Works
F. D. RUOCCO
304 E. Rote 61 LAKELAND, FLA.
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S Kelly Springfield Tires
Riggins Motor Co.
j 125;W. Main St. 1
Hemstitching and Picoting
Prices 1 tiand 121 -2c oer yard
Ladies1 Waists. Bags and Dresses
Beaded.
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