Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 9, 1911, Page 2

o v, saGE TWO . v GHUKCH CALENDAR, o ~ 5 o EE-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-X-R-E-X-E-E-F Presbyt-rian Church. Rev. W. P aalmers, pastor, Sunday vol 9:45 a. m. Morr® sermon 11~00 a m, | DAY sermon at 7:00 p. m. Y. ... 8. (. E. meets in co-operas tion with other societies at the Cume ocrland Presbyterian. Prayermeeting, Wednesday, 7:30. Christian Church. Geo. \V., Weimer, Pastor. Sunday school 9:40 a. m. Communion 045 a, m. Preact , 11:00 a, m. Y. P. 8. (. k. co-operates with at Cuwberiand Pres- other societies wteriay caurdh, Fvening seimon, 7:00 a. m, FIIST EAPI'ST C‘IURCII Cort Baidn ny and Bay St The It HI l'uuu,\ Nowlin, Sunday school w43 aoom. H, C, Stevet suporintendent, Preachivg Sanday at 11 a. m, and DT m Woekly ) Vinecting Wednesday Aening at 700, Waomin's onary and Aid So- cicty Monday 0opom. Baptist Yot P'eople’s Meeting at T Regular monthly business meeting first Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. East Lakeland Mission. sunday school at & p. m. E, A, Milton, superintendent. Prayer~ mecting Thursday at 7 p. m, Episcopal Church. Rev, J. 1t Weddell, rector., Bach Sund.y excepting only the third Sunday of each month, Sunday =chool every Sunday at 10 Charch, South, AL 1, I'astor, ~ bool 9:45 a, m, \ comon 1100 a, m. L) Leagne 6:00 p.om, Fver sorviee, 7:00 p.om. Prayvormecting Wednesday 8:00 p. m Lutheran Chuich. Rev. I J. Matbhias, l’.ls.rlr Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Preaching service 11:00 a. m., and 7:00 p. m, second and fourth Sun- days. Catholic Church. Rev. A. B, Fox, Pastor. Services are held on second fourth Sundays at 9:00 a. m. and Cumberland Presbyterian. Without pastor. Sunday school at the regular hoar Y. P. S. C. K. at 6:30 p. m, Gl . £ {MILLINERY' % Ladies' Tailored Suits and 3 MISS MINONA HERRON - :\' Herron Block. f'{ » L. M. Futch. J Gentry llnderlakmg Co Angle Co. :: Gentry. Successors to Undertaking EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ‘Phones: day or night, 245, S. L A, CLONTS) DEALER Real Estate CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY— SOME FINE BARGAINS. IN Office in Clonts’ Building. J.W.ELLIS REAL ESTATE AGENT City and Country Property; proved and Unimproved Orange Groves a Specialty: WE HAVE SOME OF THE FINEST TRUCK LAND IN FLORIDA | Room 1, Raymondo Building. i, Phone 309. [X-X-X-R-F-R-X-X-E-F-X-2-R-F-1 Q b lln-hl Qa SOME DAY--WE'LL UNDERSTAND § M«WWWW 00000000000000000000 The provinces of God are often- of its own—a mellowed beaun times mysterious and impenetrable. | which none other had. tle sends shadows as well as sun-| The affection of its mistress cluns shine into the souls of his children|as tenaciously to its every brick as that they may fructify and bear fruit the ivy to its towering walls. Her meet for His service. Every calam-|heart was left desolate by ruthless ity which befall, every stroke of sor-|flames which destroyed the associa- row comes’ with crushing force, and|tions of a lifetime. the poor, suffering mortal cries out| A young bride is led into a beauti- in agony: “Why should this thing|ful home by the man of her choice. tall upon me They have everything that is lovely A beautiful babe is playing upon |in the prospective of their future im. floor, His blue eyes shine with [ home, friends, mutual love. After wimation #s tather tosses the balljonly a few months of ideal hapine:: lr- ard fro to delight his wondering |the pale horse is at the door. Fure- wells are said; tears are shed; the 1,,‘,[ wers and looks on in|bride is adorned once more in her loving admiration of the vabe, so!wedding robes, but this time sl wovous, so abounding in health, | carries them to her long home. The while the innocence of heaven smiles ! burial service s read, “dust 1t with the other sisters, Mother, 8 upon his brow. ‘dus'. a flower-covered grave and ail Another day and the scene s [ OVl The heart cries out in pro- Ve reom s darkened, 1 i the physician and the trained nurse| AIL these “"‘""“”"‘“ “m.b“ Bl re alone with the wmother 0\ (-v‘.l hen we it on immortality, “No b ih i 3 P ough ‘n olass . hut fttle dife hangs by o thread, Byery W S "”"”Fr“ “.}"":“ ““”‘“L it : ) fthen face to face. Now we knpou sound must be softened, for the|then face to Ponly in part, but then we shall is heing consumed | (erstand all knowledge, afd all et We shall see that too much poo medical skill can do is being done perity was not good for our bt To develop character Lsorrows and adversities were peedod Shadows as well as sunshine is con to the vih of the plant Just as the largest blackberries ar found hid away under the vine, and the largest lemons grow under the shadow of the leaves, so do huma plants need sorrow, as well as joy-, beautitul babe, erstwhile so joyous, 20 free from pain, by the forees of fever, to put death in abeyance, developmient, Still another day has dawned, The little folded peacefully now over the dear heart which had never known sorrow; innocence stilll sits upon his brow, while the dig- nity of death has chiseled his fea- tures as though in marble, but the ands are hand ducive blue eyes, now closed, have opened to develop i them thelr fullest to the beauties of heaven, All ‘h"wpnwors. family are grief stricken, but the! When the unsolvable mysteries o1 mother most of all, for her arms| .. jcepse shall be solved, we shail ache from emptiness, The wound widerstand what Jte i, Rockerib ed heart ery out: “Oh, why should bed cliffs of the canyon, snow-capped Iriountain peaks, verdure-clad hill Tnml smiling valleys will take on new ""l'i““li“"inwuning to the enlightened soul. pillars of a beautitul mansion, and iun | our taken?" r One night the themselves around baby be flames wrapped the The rusty bulb bursting into th: a few moments the treasures of long | jily, white, the human vears were in ashes, This house had | wonderfully made, the vast sysu-m" been the sheltering home of thelot molds, these will no longer kindred from far and near for fitty | jpysterious. The light of eternity!' years. (will clear the mental vision, Anl We QPO FOPGIOFOUE % S D ) ik DRANE BUILDING SOOIV TOBOVOFQIOIOHOLOTOL Lakeland’s UP-TO-DATE Haberdasher SOPOIOPOIOSOTOLOPIFIOPOBOMTOIO G r e, Are Headquarters FOR MEN’S FURNISHINGS, STET- SON HATS, WALK-OVERand HAN- AN SHOES, SAVOY * SHIRTS TAILOR-MADE SUITS GUARANTEED FIT AND STYLE Made by STORRS SCHAFER & CO. e S S ST = S S = S S i w 0= T S = A0 S NN WOODS & CO. PHONE 298, LAKELAND, 1A |llle Professions ' DON’T WO R“ e A K DR R R SULLI ~PHYSICIAN— frame so Special attention given to Surgexy‘ and Gynecology be! Kentucky Building LAKELAND, Relies gathered in foreign lands|the heartaches, the I"S?Il)[lo‘ll(fll('lll~‘4~ had been brought to it. Silver 200{the bereavements will be made up vear old, hundreds of books, por-{to us when we shall awake in His| traits in oil, all the relics of a liffl-,l!lu uess to dwell with Him in the time gave this hullxw an l\pllw\lull||n-nl|\ ot hnlhu-ws {T0 EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD m LAKELAND Wealth is a rare and blissful con- dition of man, in which he doesn't Santa Claus tim(- has come tor care what happens to the cost of voung and old living. It is tae most delightful \'uulno it have read “The form of arithmetic known. You|g =iy 0 Bl fetter is the subtract expenses from income and have anything from a pianola to a trip to Kurope left over, children, Now we want your help. We want everything you can do- nate in any way that will please and gladden the heart of a child in shape of a gift from old Santa (laus. Money? Yes. Pennies from the more fortunate children. Think! just ten pennies will buy one toy that will bring the sweet childish smile of complete joy, because Santa brought it, and perhaps the mothers and father will explain that it's Christ's birthday and why he is being re- membered. Let's do it! If money, we want toys, not absolutely new ones, some that are packed away, forgotten, minus a limb or an eye, but what matter that, when| little loving ones are waiting to clasp it. We propose to have most of these crippled dolls and horses re- Just how much the remaining will { be depends on the locality, however. In New Hampshire a man is wealthy il he doesn't have to chop his own wood. In North Dakota a man is wealthy if he has to buy an automo- bile to ride down to the barn at niilking time. In France a man is wealthy if he has a stocking full of money. In Treland a man is wealthy if he has uny stocking at all. In Arkansas a man is wealthy if he can buy store tobacco. In New York City a man isn't really wealthy until the Department of Justice has special session on him. In America it is more popular to be wealthy than it is to be wise or] PAved. So look arvound and see healthy or good or famous. This is! What you can find. We will -'"‘! because it is very casy to become vonnce all contributions in The Tel- l\\. althy in this country, 1t is so|CXTam under your own name or an- casy that a great many people who cmymously if you prefer, All m-lm',\l are strictly honest get wealthy in donated will please be left at Rm]‘ | spite of themselves. But ft is-slill Cross Pharmacy and Lake Phaymacy, | addressed to The St {Any Nicholas Girl. one knowing of children that their parents’ circumstances will not permit of gifts being given on Christ- mas day, will be doing us a pleas- | casier the other way. i Some people achieve wealth by Psaving their money; some by making ]:il impossible for the other.fellow to L otilin: vew !‘\':l:li\)“li.. P 4 ot t‘o “The St. val,olus Girl”, box 254 m.mh‘v by guess work on the Board ST O SE e & v Wy 'l'rfiglo".(ilht‘TQ pl’oler cinch meth- S RN T S e 0 Ou tral Pharmacy. |ods with a city council. In lowa this at once. {men get wealthy by growing ‘wol . any kind as soon as possible. This |ears of corn where one grew before. | e, hag brightened many e {In New York men achieve the same heart in other towns; why not Lake- result by planting flat buildings on|,, 4, last vear's corn fields. Please attend to We want all donations Here are three contributors that 1 | Wealth is 5o highly esteemed that| ;.0 iy money, one from a little boy | great many people trade thelf|gy coury old $1.00, a little boy 75 | stomachs for it. Others trade their|v.,pro 519 $25.00, a dear white hair- {nervous systems, their vacations, ed old lady, age 80, $10.00, and she explained, “when I saw that a little Loy 64 years old had sent some money it made me realize we could all be young again. That realization is worth more to me than any amount of money I could bestow .’ | their baseball games and their repu- |tations for it. Wealth enables a iman to stop worrying about rent day jand the price of coal; on the other| hand it makes him worry about Con- ‘ gress, the bank reserve, the tax levy, the meaneness of the Attorney (.en-. eral, the price of automobile tires' ‘and the continued good health of T. Roosevelt. “A soul saved is like an iustru- ment whose every chord is in tune—-! God's mercies touch the chords nndi connected with wealth that it would |leave them in tremulous praise.”| hardly be worth having if it were not | And here is another: “The first step two things the envy of ourjtowards intelligent thanksgiving is v square accounts with the .\I-] Jdzhty, to pay Him all that is His, In fact there are so many worries | for triends and the fact that we nlon'||! -George Fitch. I: Liave to envy them JNO. S. EDWARDS J. B. Streater STREATER & KENNEDY Contractors and Builders, ' Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. DR. W. R, GROOVER, PHYSICIAN AND BURG Rooms 3 and 4 Kentucky Building LAKRLAND, FLORIDAL IDr- Sarah E Wheeler FLA. VAN, | ABOUT IT ae e —— er— ‘Pone 132 i e d————re B Just dusure your ‘property with us and forget it \\ | you in good ce time - Just mpainies only tried and fire tosto EON, your losses personally and pleasantly; pay you p without discount; look after the renewal of your po | ! ! vaeaney permits and gasoline permits without charue, | that good agents should do for the protection of thei OSTEOPATH PHYSICIAN We insure both country and town property. Rooms 5, 6 and 17, Bryant Building 12 LARELAND, FLORIDA, DR. SAMUEL F. SMITH SPECIALIST | l | | | Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat | Glasses Scientifically Prescribed | 1 = ‘Phone: Office 141, Bryaut Bldg, nn w. S mvm DENTIST Established in July, 1 Rooms 14 and 15 Kentucky Phones: Office 180: not| DR. J. P. Getzen, Dentist. Bryant Bu.lding. Office 'Phone, 5-2 Residence 'Phone 148 Rings, Lakeland, Florida. JNO. S. EDWARDS Attorney-at-Waw Office in Munn LAKELAND, FLORII TUCKER & TUCKER. —Lawyers— Raymondo Bldz Lakeland, Roor 7 Stuart Bldg. C. M. TRAMMELL, Attorney-at-Law. Offices, Bryant Building Lakeland, Fla. ROGERS & BLARTON Lawyers. Bryant Block, Lakeland, Fla. Residence Lakeland, Residence 84 R. B. HUFFAKER, —Attorney-at-Law— Bartow, Fla. 'Phone 319 INSURANCE AGENCY P. E. CHUNN, Manager & Successor to Johnson and (annon. Fla. 900 Building le DOOVOOSOOO0H0000000GOOOODOIOVODVONONOOODEE Graphophones Free l'li = 6000000 00OrtOIDO000000000 VOOV CVOOOOOVVOOOCOVOVLOOOO00000 HAVE several to close a Barg Deal. 27 :Double Faced Record: regular price. and {I will give you FREE one Machine which is worth as much - out at 4 1 Building. | Buy AL Records, Thus vou get double worth o e money. e SEE THEM AT MY STORE Florida | i e POV OPPOOIPSy . - v Do B » ¢ Yours to please, D. B. DICKSON ( DEOEOIIOTOOrOTY Attorney-at-Law. Office in Munn Building. LAKELAND, FLORIDA. C. F. Iet ug talk with you your building large or small | Telephone 169, or 104 Blue. | PO, @ Near Eleotric Light Plant MAKES .‘{.vscmosror:-mmooow&o-.o CALL AND SEE THEN. CAN SAVE YOU MONEY Kennedy BUILDING BLOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS 12 ard 18 inch Drain Tile for Sidewalk, Gate Post=. *°° ¢ Mounds, Etc. . Good Stock on Hand WE Deliver Free ¢ * H. B. ZIMMERMAN. Proprietor about ! Lakeland Artificial Stone Woris RED CEMENT PRESSED BRICK Crushed Rock. Sand and Cement for 53¢ THE R, H. JOHNSON FIRE Lakeland, Fla. D e T et} o o0 Oy G 1930 owmww“ v L