Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 23, 1912, Page 8

JHE EVENING TELEGRAM LAK . PAGE EIGHT With a big used HERRON THEATRE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25 THE LYMAN TWINS In a New Play “THE SPECULAT(QRS” ELAND, FLA., JANUARY 23, 1912, 0. 1. DIETZ PRESENTS THE OLD FAVORITES Jolly Patti Rosa and Emma Abbott, the sweet little prima donna wiy Chorus. @ A comedy with a charming story. @ The myg in this production on sale at Perry-Tharp-Berry Music Store. TIME IS FLYING. Now, NOW, is the time for you to| We furnish the mon- | 3ee (he figures below, thep write 1t's eazier | THE build a home, £ to us for tull particulars, and YOU GE than paying rent, BiENEFIT. Tabulated iliustrations of a $1,000 loin made it contracts that are from ~ix to twelve months old. Purchitse price of each contract- O 00, Amount deposited 2s dues S“'""j Amsunt decucted tor expen- { R SR S e SR 18.00 | Big tent theater tonight, “Wife in 1.000.00 | Name Only.” .’.Lon! Agiouni of loan made by the Company .. Amount of advance credit on loan ...... Room and board for two, 21-2 T 'mllvs south of Lakeland on Florida Balauce due Company, pay able as per following table .... o .3 946.00 | 4 vonue. Plenty milk, butter and TV onthly total |cses. Mrs. W. R. Graham. 1-13-12t Bal due on[lut. 5 per Prin year-Yearly to Years | loan each! centon ly at $5 301al and In-{principal and For anything in sheet music call — VAL y“lh_bu_l !""‘J‘EM ;'_':L e i""tf.".'fit__ on Perry-Tharp-Berry Music Co. All Ist NG 0 K474 WU, 50 @Nfi.‘.w $12.24 the latest popular music in stock at el =460 a2 9.60 | 141,92 11.53 . ! all times. T -1 o M ] s ( '{U: |", :‘7‘_,;: il " ‘:‘: ::; | ::;‘;(:‘t :Il?“l) Good board, pl:-u.-'nnvl room, vthroe- ath | 547.60 97 R L99.60 126,08 10.5% .'»ouflrm-, dlnnnr.- llonl). fr'uit. \exfutu- dth o 44k00 | 3230 | ooneo | 12200 | 1017 oy T s it Mot Tth 248,40 1742 1 .60 117.02 0.5 411 New York ave. Phone 326. sth = 248%80 1244 0 99,60 112.04 9.54 FOR SALE--One or more desirable Oth ! 120 7.40 499,60 107.06 8,07 houses. All modernly equipped. 6 Moes, 4960 2= 49.60 52,08 R,68 nearly new. Am selling these houses because I can no longer look after them personally. For further par- ticulars apply to Mrs. F. A, Morrell, 313 South New York ave. 1-8-tf. WANTED —Position as hookkeeper T2 vrs Torl Int 524500 Prin $046.00 $1194.50 Totalnrin & int THE GUARANTEE INVESTMENT & LOAN COMPANY. lacorporated in the State of Florida. ticte Office, Third Floor Curry Buildiv: Local and lLong Distance. FLORIDA. TAMPA, PHONE 982, by experienced young lady. Address “Bookkecper,” Box 502, Lakeland, Fla. 1-22-tf FISH AND OYSTERS —Fresh and salt water fish, also OYSTERS ON HAND NOW . Best select 30 to 60 The Original and Only Graustark ERRON THEATR ONE NIGHT ONLY Tuesday, January 23rd. Messrs, Baker and Castle Aunounce cents, W. A, Yaum, 218 North Ken- tucky. Phone 252 Red. 1-10-tf. If you are in need of musical stud- ies, religious song hooks or anything in the music line, see Perry-Tharp- Berry Music Co. Tonight at the big tent, “Wife in Name Only."” HORSE FOR SALE. For Sale—Illorse, $ years old, sound and gentle; good for farm or buggy, cheap for cash. Address Box 304, 1-16-tt AN IDEAL DRAMATIZATION OF THE MOST POPULAR AND Buy your merchandise where they are guaranteed. That insures value You will find these goods at Owens' store. | 1) The Alficld House and Truck Parm for rent or sale. One of the ! tindst places, close in to Lakeland, | See or write W, Fiske Johnson, Roon | 7, Raymondo Bldg. (2) Six room, two story plastered dwelling, four years old; has city water and eleetrie lights; facing, Lime street, and Lake Morton; four blocks from post-office. Read the Book “SEE THE PLAY” Seats Now on Sile: Sce W. Fiske Johnson, owner, Room . Prices: 2 Rows: $1.50, Balance: $1.00, 75¢, 50. : Price $2,500,, 7. Raymondo Bldg. I (3 New 7-room, two story plas- { tered dwelling, six blocks from Main strect, South Florida avenue; all; modern conveniences; cheap, if sold | at once. Terms to right party. W | Fiske Johnson, owner, J [ | | o (4) 1 own 32 vacant lots in va- rious sections of the fil_\'. mainly in southern part, that T will sell at a bargain in a lump, or separately, if | sold at once. W. Fiske Johnson, room 7, Raymondo Bldg. Tonight. Jewell Kelley present “Wife in Name Only.” POTATOES BEANS ALL SEEDS Don't send away for such. I have as good as money and experience can command. N. Y. and Fastern grown. Some from other sections wherever the best grow. FRESH, PURE, TRUE, RELIABLE Car of Pure Maine Bliss Potatoqs Stk o MATANZAS. W. A. Jester, Bartow; M. Noble, Atlanta; Robert L. Gear, Chicago; J. | G. Mihnest, Milwaukee; J. N, Center- | field. Miami; H. O. Kramer, Aurora, | 11.; A. . Adams, Aurora, 1115 €. W, Robertson, Jacksonville; J. A, \\';\l-i singham, largo; R. B. Huffaker,| Bartow; W. S. Preston, Bartow; F. 8 i Williams, Boston; W. . Belden, Coniecticut. ALSO FERTILIZERS D. B. Dickson The Telegram Is Up-To-No W. D. Kohn, Tampa; D. N. h;n'm.} Arcadia:; H. M. Alexander. Wauchu- A. H. Cole, Wauchula; B. €. Wil- liams. Wauchula: . E. Ruckle, { Pittsburg; W. 1. Triguena, New | York; A. W. Jones, Atlanta; Miss Janet Waldorf, New York: Miss Lou- ‘isa Huff. New York; J. T. Belmont, | New York; E. 0. Knowles. Tampa; iT. E. Seleeman | i , Atlanta; W. 8 R)':\]l_‘ | opportunity |seven blocks from Main street, | Paducah, Ky.; Wood! wood! wood! split pine! 11 inches, $2 per strand. Call 144, Genuine Crylt.al Glass WANTED—Everybody to know | Sure-Edge Carving Sets that T will handle their fruits and | W. H, S. Humphreys. 1-19-1 | Rifles for the Boys Robson’s Sure-Edge Guaranteed Pocket Knives SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY vegetables, FOR SALE--Plymouth Rock and ] Leghorn chickens. See J. Q. French, | & 409 South Boulevard. 12-16-11 | & Big tent to night, “Wife in Name Only.” b HOUSE FOR SALE—S$1,000. Two-story, six rooms, two porches, One block from Lake Morton; lot 100 | x40, See Ohlinger & Alfield. 1-22] FOR SALE--Large horse, | | | | | | (. We tender all our pat- rons the compliments of the wWagoil | and harness; ice, $100. Address Gadrdn T T season, and wish for them Fashionable dressmaking, neatly h'pplness and prosper“y Jdone; satisfaction guaranteed. Ap- ply to Mrs, J. W. Williams, 803 So. Florida avenue; 'phone 291-Black. 1-22-3t i el R during the coming year. P CwIses -One large, airy, fur- Mrs. I.. A. Reynolds. |3 ’ 1-23-1t =ue FFor Rent nished room. R “Wife in Name Only" at the big]3 tent tonight. s ¢ Coffee Percolator 3 ¢ Furnished rooms for light house- - hd & keeping, corner Lake and Lime ave- Haviland China Dinner Sets :;‘ 3 nue. Apply to Mrs. M. A, Troutman. Abwhltely Guaranteed Razors & .}' 1-23-2tp | ¢ Scissors for the Ladies { 3 WANTED—To rent, house with You Rex X X X X Table Cutlery @ \' about three or five acres truck land, and Spoons :;: § o one or two miles from Lakeland. 8.]¢ Cooper, Lakeland. 1-22-1tp LOST - Black overcoat, silk lined; |4 had pair thread gloves in pocket; g thought to have been left in depot waiting room. Reward if returned to Telegram oflice, 1p Work Furniture Call ‘phone 289, General Team and piano moving W, K Tyler, FOR SALE. Fine farm, partly improved; good Address Judson Jacoh Haines City, Fla WANTED hand violin, avenue. Tonight at the big rent Name Only.” To rent a good second- Address 315 New York 1-23-2tp “Wife in FARMERS! IF YOU WANT RELIABLE SEEDS dwelling, and one block east of South Florida ave- nue. Price, $2,500; terms: rental, $ $15 month. Address Box 373, Lake-| land, Fla. WANTED nessee avenue. Eight room, two story 5 - ——— — Joarders at 211 Ten- Reasonable Call on me, at my store opp;uite City Hall, where I have »: of everything of the kind required by the grower. trucke: o T ———————— CHICKENS! I will pay cash for Chickens, and have them for sale & *Give me a call. G. L. BRYANT SOOOOGHOODOPIODE OO0 rates. 1-15-tf FORTY POLK P. c— FOR SALE -THE BEST ACRES VIRGIN LAND IN COUNTY. ADDRESS OWNER, 0. BOX 286, LAKELAND, FLA Aunburndale; D. L. Skipper, . H. Stamm. New York; E. W, Ber- ger, Gainesville; W. Oliver, ' A B. Medlin, Jack-| George sonville. | — In the Same Order. A silversmith has place next door to a restaurant. The former having put up a placard: “Jewelry of ~ all kinds plated.” the restaurant k 3 ¥ er followed with this: “Oysters :: 3 L. w. FULGHU little neck clams plated."—Boston | & Electrician Transcript Why One Still Lived. ~How many deaths?” asked the hos- HOUSE VWIRING A SEECIALT) pital physician, while going his rounds. “Nine.” “Why, I ordered med: 4 icine for ten.” “Yes, but one wouldn't ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GI'E M take it.” DO bbbl bt I L Morality and Business. It morality in business leads to bankruptcy, it ceases to be mcrality. 183 PHONE=——157 _