Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 10, 1912, Page 5

’ THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA, JANUARY 10, 1912 PAGE FIVE REMOVAI. NOTICE! (R Durmg the first week in this year (L We are going to move into our new we sold seven pianos and four organs, room the last of this week and we still L which is very good evidence of our have several pianos on hand which we honest and square dealings, and we know we can save you money on either will sell at a bargain to avoid moving . _ - a piano or organ. Take advantage of these low prices before we move to our new location. PRICES RIGHT. TERMS REASO_NABLE. them. If you are planning on getting a piano NOW IS THE TIME. . N e | **We Stand Behind Evcry Piano We Sell.” We have in stock a fine line of high grade instruments also several pianos slightly used, which we will sell at practically cost. If you are planning to get a piano now is the time, and with each sale you have the guarantee of this Company, which stands ready at all times to make each piano good, as we are here to stay. Why go elsewhere to buy when you can buy for less of your local dealers. These pianos are going to be sold re- gardless of price. Are you going to get one of them? Terms to suit everybody. Perry-Tharp Berry Music Co wipdddngingd | Mrs. W, ). Quinan is \1 Qlll We were handed a lemon good and | Mg ori ()lull ¢ \In) 1 ( ich Lakeland Saturday ovening proper s morning by Mr. 1. N r ||] he marrio is evening lho‘se Who from Savannah, \\h e she ane ehh brought us in a sampl | hore My Ta stoof the hay she the Ki y ————————————— . et e ————————r— MR W, i dr, grow down at Wau 'r| mon Com ‘ fiAL gl Sl st “ A |\. I“:“‘ I'L'J"V"‘(;“illl eanaGo vith relatly : ‘ st 1 el i dion |- THE WOLF” 70 APPEA PROGRAM FOR TONIGHT: AT THE HERRON. \ustin Bennet sl e L U e W e onitl | BLUE WING AND THE VIOLINIST D ity dad atten wid of s Whil nfang [ Written by Kugene Walters, awthort SESREIANCE OF A DIXIE BELLE Dram 4 Vis i I I Fall” and oither drama P i : 1WO0 OFFICERS Comeds \ LA | R st A Splendid Progiam Tonight Lakelanc A rrived in bakeland la n i, and trair o ; it s ',“” s R A 1 ma: : ) M LB | Frank vl I it entiment thril hoats e > weterred Prices quoted \ orner FPlorida a eoat lagno f e Lot Laieland wativ mon a { i ! Vi off \ I'rcieht o pr \_ Soo .1 m his loys Hsm ! t. von- ¢ infanee ot 4 BT T tine O | | N I i | e p WOODMEN TO INSTALL 0OF- 4 fon )f FICTRS JANUARY 11 Spiis el : ‘ it "“{ f d h d 191 i PEACH GROWING IN FLORIDA ! rom ot riendship during 1912 | b e e e e e P And we are going to hustle to get it, and if “, fair treaiment and prompt service is all that b is necessary, then we will get it. You will g find that our line of F oo - R Dl e Db \ / 7 DRAMATIC SENSATION Sy s Aob R “ Watches, Clocks and Jewelry T i BERIOLRIN LR s v v o i : ,.“‘\,; Bl ont iy & The Pioncer Picture House gkl i is full and complete and prices as low as e o of Lakeland, [l L drame ] i the lowest. Don’t lose sight of the fact stz daPrdRe g FRUGRAR Summnt. : g ’ : £ t§ “re 1 h | that we repair watches, clocks and jewelry s THE ROYAL MARIONETTES sl oy ! N . The Thiet A ! ful & nutes ¢ ! " Yello te colored sutb and guarantee satisfaction. A pleasure to gheo. Ut Is puwert ouE SToah DAY show goods. Come in and see us. R Th s word and e HERR THE GUN MAN v failure on aceonnt of drs R e e T The Thief first of ' tand a (Western. ) i o¥o are thelined ¥ G. N. Funk & Co. Kentucky avenue Opposite Park " Lakeland, Florida. ay nigh theater ——— e n e e e 2 - TY N TE: e A e T R AR i AR BT St T R ] | ! ol | ) L RS | TR »fi" £l ;“‘4 'v ”‘ -’n’ o | e 1 IER AL L T o e e ——— e S T EEH & Ll b | i ! vge -"r ! A ‘ ,< 18! RS R o ' B Eit ¢ i AR B 9 e ‘j' R L { G IR |l R Y L "f