Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 23, 1911, Page 9

PAGE SEVEN TR NG G NI GG 5 If you haven’t a piano in your home, hat would be a finer present to make your ife, son or daughter than a fine piano or aver piano, One that affords joy and pleas- re for years to come. Perry--Tharp--Berry Music Co. DD B M WE WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS AN D PA "RG - . ——— i _ _ _ -~ ! “We Stand Behind Evesy Pinio We Sell” | 5o e St A Julian Mayes, who now makes his SO .:_ O Gt R B Ay ® home in \Ix an, s in Lakeland tor gy & & home o 8, Mr. and Mrs e % i EG e il e i OPPOSITE NEW DEPOT. . 0(:' Mayes ol Lake Moerton b4 omean , 2 35 conts---35 cents ! - W. L Quinan leaves tonight who is attevdin: & b Savannsi where he goes to join Nortl niversi at > s o T D) it 0 ; s : b sl anaI by Sunrday’s Bill of Yarve, his family tor the holidays. e will this ever ) % stmas of- 4 . i 1 3 _ 0 yesterday. | {DEobRbIY, Lt Seeampinted oo iy pond 2y Wilkhi Jis unpents, (¢ Verctable Soup D) : ‘\l . Quinan and the baby the lat- My, and Mrs. C. AL Cale 5 81 o \ 'toof 1 ! 3 1 5 Aot who has been at \\‘ml\‘ Lol PRt ksl Weok X | i Bread & pasi year, has; At Ballard Bradley, the you 0ot 'C- Ivisii Sty Roast Beor Sl oy e ol Miss Evelyn Hines was the week- A, and Mors, M. L. Bradley, was rid- o T tend guest of Mroand Mrs, ¢, K, G £ his whecl near the cecoor of Pine 1 J o ! D : o Voiled Sweet Potatos ‘I.lll al their country home, “Charles- strect and Kentiacky avenn this « Steamed Riee “ returhed h\”-JU" which iz located on the morning when it was crashed into ,':' iAo oIl e 3 tn R \\Iwu shores of Liahe Gibson, 1hy the autemobile My P i Hend- € i ".\ crding the last l\\o‘ o Lcempletely de tHring the front & o Coffed Milk. g LY ! Mr. J. T Braley, of Tennessee, wheel of the bhicvele, but luckily the & 1o & }\\ilh wite, one danghter and two, boy was univjured. No blame is at- bt sous, have spend the winter and will occupy ! tthe new home of Mr. G, 1 Altield ‘1 n Virginia and Orange strects, Her expects 1o gin where she \ exi two weeks at | zuest ot her sister, Mr. Sam W, Tindell, president of! [the Tindell Constraction Company, | going on later to |9t St. Louis, has been in Lakeland re they will spend | for several days, and “,,]\‘ with friends and /much pleascd with our lovely city. I LAir. Tindell expects to | Lakeland. 1. L. Meigs leave to-, tr, where they will’ he is very locate in Epps Tucker, Jr., went' iz this morning where Miss Vera Thorpe, a graduate of Corpus l,m,.(....n,,;:‘un« of the teachers in the Arcadia | schools, passed through Lakeland | this morning enroute to her home in Auburndale where she goes to spend Whitney. who is a student at riity, at Gainesville| Christmas with relatives. family rennion. Noand 1am | thie Christmas and New - i [ = with friends and rela- Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, of Plant Mr. J. W. Ellis reports the follow- The St. Nicooias Giel will be at] h City, have leaced one of the Morrell} jug sales recently made: W. D. Mc- 1 houses on New York avenue and will| Rae, of Peninsular Robb returned last remove to this city to make Lake- wleston, 8. ¢, and ' laud their permanent home about the Christmas and New first of January. Mrs. hohis relatives, Mr.; was formerly Miss Ruby Abbott, G Munn at their Orange street, He is be glad to hear that she will be ac- Porter Military col- | companied here by her mother, Mrs where he is mak- | Mary Abbott, eeord Ilhis city here home AICH and JEWELRY SPECIALS FOR |~ HOLIDAY BUYERS fon’t buy of a store Ths s especially true in the JEWELRY Business where so much depends on the reliability of the firm dealt with. arvived in Lakeland to tached to Mr ent appeared to be unavoidable, Rev., W, K Lol 'w:.nnl and who left the enter the practic mence his law practice by suing his p o !\\'ih- for a vocate, WL M Rev, and Mys, ), rive spend Christmas with their daugh- ters, Mrs. J. K. Wilson and Mrs. ) To Jrsent the town of Fort | the Lakeland school and at present}, evening by Roberta Cason and son,, Van, who'day morning between the hours of | are also guests of Mesdames Wilson N and 10 a m. and aud Love, Jacksonville, dwelling on Lime street, McDonald | Jand with a fine view of Lake Mor- of | ton, this city, and her many friends will| gon, property of Mrs. K. ¢ ore-half miles ont Mr. who will also make} Iouklnu for his family pext week and Illn_\ have come to stay. St nierely because of its reputation or location, they buy because they B e Ry have satisfied themselves that they can secure iod, Dependable Merchandise at Reasonable Prices § Hendrin as the aced BAND MEMBEKS. Piner, tormer pastor - the Methodist church at - Lake- The wministry o mewb oo of Citizes port in & tavorable, all weather I Id must e o at band v ol dow, wil o it vl Suturday December 2ad K. C. ANGE I'res | ISON, Secy divorce. Wauchula Ad- B 4 o S | R. Cason will ar- from Tampa this POST OITICE WILL BL OPEN CERTAIN HOURS. evening to accommodate their patrons| Love. They we preceded lasi: quring the Christmas holiday rush Misses Clara Belle and the post-oftice will remain open Sun auain on Mon making a very happy day morning beiween the hours ot wy o tonigat pder o the ide over a Cential - Pl where, with the rem Naval a six-room Stores plastered Committes, she witl g Bast Lake- pretty Cheictmas tree, hending out | Sirts 1o the coildrey who heve writ A the b ldren whao have 1o tie St also to T. T. Brown, of Tennes- te: her S0 acres of land at Winston, the 1iide known their wishes Angell, and Nichelas Girl will Le there 1o g Brown is Thelr present About fitty-one i Nicholas Girl aid the tree will Lo loaded with e tor these | written the o thing A MERRY CERISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. . D) 'LDISONIA SPECIAL No . 'NOTHING IN REPORT OF | NTT7 t Atates of a part of Lower California children who otherwize wonld wonld i : | i Christma | tot have TOMORROW AT THE CHURCHES | o happs Jenking, the newly ap pointed pastor of the Methodist | ¢are showing what we are often told is the best up-to date new selections in Jewelry offered. acelets from & Chains from $3 to $15.00 = ' Rings from ..$300 to 12.50 b $1.00 to 18.50 Ladies .adies’ or Gents,” from. .. ATCH "HES ies '.'VIH . ewel, 20 vear cas g‘nu.y S ojewel, £14 T jews $27.50 l\[RWAR[ i Glass Specials ' N Painted China ' verify us ¢t of des s from $1.00 1o $250.00 75 10 $25.00 We have made it a specialty to show the Largest Line of Watches in Pelk County. before. Extrems gn that are complets of this Will convinee be appreciate) G. N. FUNK & COMPANY wreh, will Hil the pulpit at thi ', el tomaor meorning and e drezations at hotl lenkin Nowlin will preach a rrow morning and [BH] t Baptist churen. Other serviee or the day can be tound iy the reh dire ' 1 ts Kpiscopal ch There will be es ut the Pres-| Chiristi i lan 1 } at the usial ho There will be soervic it they ¢ wtholic hurch tomorrow mo .:x', | 75¢c 0 $65.00 o'clock, and on Christis wort rom 75¢c v $22.50 cre will be masses at &, 5 qd9 The Pionéer Piclure House of Lakeland. PROGRAM TONIGHT. AN INDIAN LOVE AFFAIR son) Drram R b A DREAM WITH A LESSON [LH Northern) A vou thatr a present iltala.) by anyone Bubabs OPEN 4 TO 10.30 P. X | (g - {ADMISSION ... . ‘ 10 ¢t3 ;"HILDRE.\' under 12 .......5 cts EDl ONIA R s | MEPROVEIT TOTO'S LITTLE cA\sn A1 510 s IO 6 (I. The Player Piano is now the most pop- vlar instrument on the market, one that any mcmber of your family can play. (. A fine stock of high grade instruments always on hand. Prices and terms to suit. Perry--Iharp--Berry Music Co. O D ol ot N A o o o o DOGHDDRRD O 10 of Pensacola, Fla., and lowed Gen, Joe Wheeler thr Civil War in Company B, Firs CHRISTMAS MATINEE. lidisonia Theatre poom. Christmas Day. A geod Show vy o Tennesse be assarcd, ROPING CONTEST MONDAY WEATHER FORCAST. There will be Fampa, Flao Decs 280 Rain 0= the baseball park Monday Cooler on sun- becinning fnht and Sunday at 2 oo'clock sharp contest is being promoted by My Sizned) GEO. B WURTZ, [ Padmer, the R [ion 10 be devoted o the NOTICE TO MASTER MASONS, |!itircus 1ot il ihe Contede There will be a rvegolar meeting Monument Fund. I Lakeland Lodge Noo 91, 1, & Several noted ropers, includin Mooon Monday the 25th and Wed- | M v Wilkon Cavroll tesday the 27th at t0opoom. The proceeds of the oo Frazicy OB, will be o hand and A g will open 2t 4 ent of Alabama Calvary Voluntes Woroping contest al ternoon Thix « cas Lakeland 1 Dy ol b Coflicers for the pext venr will o be Fury will add igterest to the occas- s ) Gected and installed on the 27th, 1o, Laving challenged the Western- Waork on 2ith, ors Admission will be 205 and €. G ARENDELL cents. Bullocks in Englieh Church, LAt SALE OF LOWER CALIFORNIA Wl considerable oy teaused among the co :Sumluy by two bullocks New York, e, The Mexican ' the v preaching his viee copsul said the spateh report- The ani had K e the sale by Mexico to the United a0 i, tindiy walked fi. They we on By Associated Press) [roldier and @ member of Camp Ward o5y o Emmannel church, Nottingham, ont was one rring while sermon. ed from thelr door open, into the bap- et st Atidtr i M axions tistry, h‘lll the ver attrieto 4 by 'hf‘ e P X commotion, ot in IRTRL o nals, constitution no tervitory can be "I'I:.nnl by b v ston, icnated. tdrove thomoon ontoany mage heivg done or ranic eonred A Happy Reunion. | There was o happy reunion inj Lakeland yesterday morning when New Knowledge Used. W Beek and son, Cleveland, of One day Barrett, who stores up ¢v Amore, Aa. arvived from Jackson-| ery big word he hears for future wic, Cville and joined the wite and child-| asked me the meaning of the werd Ve at the Raymondo Honse after o “elaborate.” 1 told him it meant “tus- separiation of over three years, 8Y." A few days later his baby hrother Mro Beck is o an old Confederate was crylng, and he said, “Mother, > Kelth is an awfully claborate baby, THE CENTRAL PHARMACY --FOR-- XMAS CANDIES Fenways Huyler's Liggetts ANYTHING FOR HER. "'YOU BET" 25 PHONE- 25 M*—“ " What? That 1 am <clling Men's Suits for al® actually worth £22.30 to 230,00, Look all round, then come to myv <hop and LOOK, Youll be the judge. You'l! wonder how | do it. Lakeland’s Leading Clothing Store gTHE HUB JOS. LeVAY Proprietor. NN N RN SR e K N e @