Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 12, 1911, Page 5

esrpiid Those Who Come an? Go v Detwiler, of Tampa, was .11 vesterday attending to matters connected with .und Hardware & Furni- pany. Lakeland shortly after January 1st, and spend the remainder of the winter here. L. W. Smith, of Haines City, is transacting business in Lakeland to- day and while here is stopping at The Tremont, R S \ Messrs, Wm. Dunn and H. B. Bar- rett, of Clinton, lowa, are spending some time in Lakeland. These gentlemen are much pleased with Lakeland. tlaywood, of Wauchula, i3 . today looking after s of business and while is located at the Tre- Mrs. Ed. Snowden is sales lady with the Bates’ Department during the Christmas holiday nothrock, a former citizen . but who is now living d, is in Lakeland for a 1 while here is stopping +.1zas hotel. Since going .l Mr. Rothrock has be- R “ure there. being a member| Mr. Hall, of Rochester, N. Y.. ix in . Council and otherwise! Lakeland for the winter and while | vith the growth and pro-jiwre is stopping at the residence of B. R. Kuykendale, of Fort Meade., arrived on the noon train and is spending the day in the city attend- ing to business matgers. While here he is at the Tfemont. ks CLe town. IMr. F. P. Stallman. on t Oak | 1 SRS street, Mr, Hall is gwul\ pleased M. Bevis is enjoying 4| with Lakeland, the lovely lakes and hicit s father, Mr, W, .\Advh,.hnnl climate. He is here for B 1 Ridge, Jackson coun-| kis health, which we®trust will o, k. .o expresses himself as) atly benefited, E = with Lakeland and e S o= < conditions of the coni-! Rev, J. R. Cason, in company with o seneral. The doctor's, Bishop Hoss, who has beey his gue (ar 1~ on the jump these day |lur several left Tampa 1th i ¢ business and pleasure |y rying for Gainesville, where they fo sl < lis father around the ! \in attend the Methodist Confer-! eounit cnce, It is understood that Rev. < F R < Cason will not return to Hyde Park \ir toorge Bussard, a popular A.jchurch the coming year but will he C | fnctor, left last night for located elsewhere, Whatever church Loredo Texas, where he went for'may sccure his services, they are to .1 of his health, being a suf-| he congratulated. 5 lart trouble. Mr. Bus- A, off duty for the past Capt, U, H, having Hane is extremely ili just iat his home corner Florida o o0 three months, avenue | fom a trip to various|and Magnolia street. He had a se- point= Michigan, where he went|vere attack of vertigo Saturday eve- fc fit that might accrue to|ning and has been in a semi-uncon- bin; ¢ @ change of climate. It is|scious conditton ever since, and ‘ hoje | tht hiis Western trip will be| torday afternoon sustained a stroke | the 00~ of entirely restoring hlmJu!' paralysis, affecting his eutire lef!| o 1 mer good health. [ side. Ile has since lain in a coma- | AP | tose state and though Dy, Henley is My Wernenhiller, of Des Moines, | attending him and loving hands are lows, lust spring bought prop- | ministering unto his every need, his Hollingsworth and who! condition is indeed serious, Lakeland for several Feers Lt lust night for Des Moines, Mr. Eams, of St. Clond, this week Whe o will spend the holid shipped a consignment of fifty boxes | HOODIOGOVGOOOC FOOIO ¢ 'CNWO’WOOOOOOOWO' CHDOROVVOOOOOD DOGDOLHOIDIGOOBDODO! :' | NoTicE | | Tuestay and Wednesia g the greatest sale that ev ulvertise and put this M took place in Lakeland. In order Ink Pencil Stylographic g AT Ay IOR the market we hl\'.e reduced the price to - 25 CENTS : HERLAFTER $1.00 § tteed to write and not leak in your pocket At Henley’s Drug Store I vou can't call, send 25° and we will mail you one Attention The (Greatest Piano . Sensa- tion of the Day w[ 4'* recently incorporated the H. W. Cornett Music Co., of "lant City with our business and having the stock of ‘Wpanies and a large recent factory shipment on hand we { ive pianos that we have not room for in our store. ! ' 20ing 1o sell them at ANY PRICE that will get COST | | | ¢ . . | average “work life” is short, very few | M. We cannot afford to pay storage and extra insurance % 5 being able to last longer ‘% vesides having them become second-hand, so we will not ¥ REASONABLE OFFER, Cash or easy payments. Come “7d get pick of the stock and benefit of the prices as this nly last until we make room for our pianos. The | “ Of the factory goes with each piano and this is backed | ‘ PERSONAL Guaran:ee, and our reputation as “The People @ Square Deal.” Come in and look today. LAKELAND, FLORIDA. 'wlth his family. He will return to store | rush. ! Treirein e SOOOOOOOOOD | on many silk suits. | in Paris tallored costumes. hesitates to migrate to the city when country employment is abundant. hardly seen you all the evening! Now, -l particularly want yon to come and Perry'l'lamnnerry M“Sic Co ‘mwau Smith (whose hearing is a | | trifle !ndistinet)—A whisky and soda with vour husband? don’t mind if I do have just one!"— Punch TEY W T Y 5 THE nv:xmo TELEGRAM flxzuxb FLA., DEC. 12, 1911, of oranges to Liverpool, England.l This fruit was in prime condition and the cost of shipping was about t1.08 per box. Mr. Eams made a similar shipment last year and the oranges were twenty-one days in transit. On arrival but one poor or- ange was found in the consignment. At the above cost of transportation :ere is no reason why St. Cloud, 1d Florida generally, cannot find a is00d market for produce in Eng- ‘;""”" The above statement further {demoustrates that none but the DO00NC: jvery finest fruits should be shipped [cut of the State.—St. Cloud Tri-| | bune. l_ | Igain counter sale” of advertising in [(nlvl that any merchant who do- | sives to take liberal space to tell his to the holiday ar very .~|nr) buyer do reasonable cost. The hm‘llla matter will not be curtailed, Las osuflicient pages will at all times be printed to carry all the advertis- may AL DOODOOOODOVOOVVTOV0D IOVOVVOCOOIOOD POOOOOOVOOVCOIDOGOOO0OC DBVOOOVTOOOVCOV0V0V0000000000 AR During next week-—the period in '\\lmh at least 75 per cent. of the | Christmas buying will be done-— ihe Telegram will put on a *‘bar- ing that may be offered, without X sacrificing any news or literary are working nigh features, troubling you, bring it in. “There is no use for anvone to take any other daily paper than The! & ram, as we get the telegraphic the world hours ny other daily that reach vsoan news of several appreciative sub- seriber of The Evening Tele (We are giving the people of L land the same telegraphic serviee that real cities have; we cover the local ficld, giving that news which is o the most interest to our people ‘.nul our paper goes into practically 40 per cent, of the homes of the iyt Is advertising columns — are as carekully read as are its news col- Lumns, and the Lhis advertising some LAKELAND, We understand that Mr, ndyertiser T Holder will open a dancing sc who gives thought in its . | in the new Cowdery building upon wepari e | . + whose store| . 3 !“' ',' LR LEaLL mn‘ hosy "'; its completion, which will be known 15 Bolng to have: the higgest evowd, at the Lenox Dancing School, Football Spread. o 7 % Having decided to build a two- The captain of a popular football A 5 5 L team is going to entertain his "leven | S10FY vesidence, T will sell the ftive- taom bungalow which 1 am now oc- fter “the game,” and here is the way his doting mother has planned it [cupying at an attractive price, and| | The team’s colors, orange and blue, [on my usual long time payments, {are to predominate and will be in evi- | T)ic s an exceptional proposition as | dence in huge tarlatan bows on the thix a beautiful place. T will be | backs of the chairs, alternating “or contem- ange and blue” The centerpiece will glad to <how it to any one | ve a large football Alled with yetlow | MATNE purchasing, ol make price| | ehrysanthemums, and the individual | @M terms . { favors will he small footballs, The | 12-9) I L. WARING, i nlace cards will be of brown card- board cut in shape of foothalls with this quotation: Whenever a farmer oppeses good roads, from envy, jealousy, stinginess I have prepared a feast; lay on, Mac- e Duff. And cursed be he who first shall { ery enough,” o any other cause, le is surely cut ting off to spite his face. for there to the duets like his nose is nothing which will add ol the cood roads | on the inside this menu, which she fortunately found in an old magazine and adopted her purpose: farm or Or what use i8S a money crop it you ean't reach the market with it? The better the roads, the quicker the market can be valne its pro- Quick Donwn Shorts (Oysters on the Shell) Bleachers Soaked to O'Rrfen (Celory) (Olivesy 3 Don’t Chew reached, the more stuff can be car- (Consomme) ied, & Ceasier i +stock Good Cateh drolnters ried, and the easier it is on lh'. stock, (Brolled Halibuty (Potata Croquettes) [ the vehicles, and the men. Whoever | Tame Game With FFudge ilitting clse may he (Filet of Beef, with Mushrooms) g Hot 8hot Done Brown | the farmers, as a class, are the (Pear) W3 "ql"""!' Fritters) f greatest beneficiaries and — should | 5 t Jt Vard 3 it ! (Lemon Sorhet) throw no obstacle in the way of im- | A Fowl Tip proving the highwavs Suwanee (Roast Squah) A Cold Deal ilh-murml, (Bisque Ice) | Stand Up to the Plate (Cake) A Crummy Lot (Crackers) Tie Game (Cheese) PAINTING ON CHINA. Wet Grounds Mirs (Coffee) | Jennie Do Willits, whose art . .Buy Watches where the stock is.large. the sale of watches for the past month has more than ever convinced us that our goods and prices are right. of all standard American and Foreign makes. Watch sold to be an accurate and reliable time keeper. Values at from $10.00 to $25.00. Come in today. Our Repair Department ( h-or'-’." benefited by good roads, | e ts now in order to get caught up. @ (] ‘% 1 forget the little lul | Don't Nmas, nothing delights them more than a nice little cart for dolly. We have ones, come early | i are all gone, \ 3 3 h 3 | i some nice before they 'G. N. FUNK & COMPANY ARE - WATCH SPECIALISTS The large We carry representative patterns We guarantee every is coming mighty fine.” We have beer advertising to repair watches that cthers have failed to make keep correct time. ccme in and we are mighty busy with watch work just now. If your watch is We can take care of it very soon. We sure have had a lot G. N. FUNK & COMPANY Kentucky Avenue, Opposite Park COOSCOOOAONOOOOIVOOONHOOOD £ Doll Carts é OO C-C-O".-OC‘OC'C@OOOC! OO0 PAGE FIVE increase in o SOVODOODOOCON . 1S OOOCOOOOCOCOOOOO00000000 . Some special POCOTOOOOOOVOOOCEOND & FOBOBOOSOOO0 But we pOOCOOOI0OUCOOCO0SOCTOO0OCO000000 DD Catty. Edgealong spoke very admir ald the woman of con- ition. "Ye! replied “Mrs, ingly of you,"” cilintery dispe Mrs Flimgilt. “She is always doing that. It's o way she has of convey- ing an impression that she is one of my intimate triends” The Mote in Your Own Eye. If yon find vonrsel! thinking more of the bad points of your friends and relatives than of thelr good ones just Slop & moment and ask yoursell how you wonld like set into the people to habit of doing the oy with youn, k 21 Then start oyl toaway and de 3 < f & ol hetter next time. Everyhody hing good , 11» pointg Try to see them | 3 > @ b AR o SOVOODOD AT L e S 3s DO e Y Geg your wife a china closet if you want her to love you; we have some nice ones in polished quartered onk D COCOCOTTCTCOTTC SO0 DT — o i — =3 SOOSOCT CURIOUS BITS OF HISTORY THE CRAZY PREACHER OF KENT. By A. W. MACY. For twenty years John Ball, “the crazy preacher of Kent," harangued the people, in season and out, wherever he could get an audience. “e had but one text, and from that he always preached: “When Adam delv'd and Eve span, Who then was the gentleman?” On this he rung the changes, but always keeping to the front she equality of men. Nothing daunted him. In spite of ridicule and prison cells and whippings, he kept on preach- ing. Not until Wat Tyler's re- bellion collapsed and his own studio in the Drane bnilding is at- | & head was cut off, did he stop. ice cream was molded in shape of | tracting considerable attention. at|® Four hundred years later the | footballs and then rolled in ground| ' A S | | doctrine he preacted was in. nut and cocoa to look just like the | his time, wishes 1o annonnen thak} corporated In the American real thing. I she makes o specialty of - ten "”“‘1 Declaration of Independence. MADAME MERRI Painting on china, and, as she hs her own kiln, she is able to do hey | | e | b own fireing heie. Those who wouid ! Hlike to learn to paint theic| i An Explanation, . own china shonld communicate with | i CYour nephew i college gradne Mrs. Willits at her studio a1 201 fULE, BURL HBES XN Sl hon. ! Diine ha)ldine | est Faviner Horebanic; “bat e justice (o the colle FIE 0w ap that he had - & , no Cle Bt ol Woman's The Impeccable Sardine. & You might alse get her a &| Home Conguaiion Longer sleeves are inevitable. They can be given to children withe E:Z: table to o with the closet, wi ‘3 2 Still the vogue of velvet increases. | out fear of their choking. It can ease [& ¢ - . (3 Tamed at the Start Large white satin revers are used | ily be recognized that the bones are | & RS S S AT On "I Statisties show that in arly all taken away. A large number of con. | Velveteens and corduroys will make | Sumers evidently judge thus, as sar- up many handsome skists. dines 8o prepared have a first cluss Three-quarter length coats prevail reputation. They are to be fonnd on all tables where the lady of the house Rich and gorgeous blues have | "'°hes to show she lives in style.= masterful place in millinery, ! From an earnest advertisement % an dmission finish x: » 4 Lakeland Furniture still larger use of embroideries. | The large collar has evidently come to stay, as well as the side frill PR [EDISONIA fashion than for many years. All fashion indications point to » The Ploneer Pictare Nouse OF LAKELAND Japanese Shun Factory Life. Of the Japanese factory laborer the PROGRAN TONIGHT THE PARTING 0 FTHE TRAILS ((American) Western Iirama. THE TORN SCARF. ¥ (Rex) Mexican Drama than five years. Hence the rural population He Would Join Him. Hostess—“Why, Mr. Smith. [I've TOMY WOULD BE A COWBOY (Champion) Comedy. hear a whistling solo by my hus- ? | ADMISSION CHILDREN under 12,... Well, thanks, 1 [ with an uho teacher put a star on the cards of | Beripts was the same as that of those " looking & Hardware Co. g That Explains. “1 have a dog and a hen which are fast friends. Isn’'t that queer?” “l don’t think so—merely natural affinity.” “In what way?” are both setters.” By the Evidence. Donald older friend and had ceen each child whose condict had been | good. That ning while walking out with hi- parents, he remarked after | at the starry gky been lots of good hoys today.” aged 4, had been to school | n[ruu-\ the college girl, when she mar- ! Minuscule, “There've | Posed to the majuscule, was invented | tmportance,” “I belleve your hen aed your dog l fault rles, s married Probably she starts out by giving her hushand a vivid deseription of the hazing stunte she has participated in Cleveland Leader Provided for Burial Vault. By the will of a French lady who died recently a farm was left to the town on condition her family vault was kept in repalr; while the rest ot her estate was 1o be divided among those attending her funeral. In Modern Politics. “I don’t see anything that man has ever done that warranis his official sail the man who finds “No,” sald Senator Sorghum. “Some of ns get on rot by what we have done, but by what we are willing to promise mot to do.” Early Type of Letters. The type of letters in early manu- used on the wax tablets varlier metal plates and All letters were capitals, or small lettering, as op- tin the seventh century. | { . b | ) ], | 1] } it i ! { il ‘,‘. | 15 el 1 i Kl ) { E | R { e oF i 7 s “" P if | ;