Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 25, 1912, Page 5

SEWARE OF SUDDEN ATTACKS THAT MAY PROVE DEADLY. NEW DISCOVERY YOU CAN SOON REPEL THE MOST DANGEROUS WITH THE RELIABLE REMEDY FOR COUGHS AND COLDS WHOOPING COUGH AND OTHER DISEASES OF THROAT AND LUNGS PRICE S0c AND $1.00 SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY ALL DRUGGISTS NEPAIRING A WATCH L The work of repairing and putting into “factory shape” a watch is not child's play—it requires mechanieal skill thorough knowledge of the pur- pose and requirements of each com- ponent part.. It is a skill which takes deep study to master, and it is sur- prising how few who are in the busi. ness are successful in getting perfect time keeping conditions into their I | work, You won't find better watch- ] meker's skill in the state the 2 Lakeland JEWELER > —— . it T AN Y . C. STEVENS Florida A. C. L. WATCH IN3PECTOR P [nsure itten by the nderwriters is Is Your "» ~trongest that can n America. *We INSU May Be Yours If You With Us TSI a Daliey nsurance Policy Property RED? THE R, H. JOHNSON FIRE THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., MARCH 25, 1912. e ———— Mr. L. E. Peacock, of the Phoenix Il‘-urbor shop has moved from KEast Orange street to Success avenue, in Dixieland. Mr. Lufsey has not moved to Dixie- land, as reported to Saturday's Even- ing Telegram, but is still at his hom= on Tennessee avenue. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Holbrook are spending several days at Green . Springs where it is hoped the waters ! will prove quite beneficial to Mr. Hol- | brook's condition. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Holworthy and Mrs. Eli T. Merriman visited Bartow jand Winter Haven yesterday, and were much impressed with both Bardin's big clearance sale started Saturday and all day and far into the pight the store was filled with shop- pers cager to take advantage of the many bargains which had been ad- vertised. This sale will continue un- til April 6, and, as Mr. Bardin is re- ceiving goods daily, which he will put on at greatly reduced prices, there will be big bargains for all until the very last day. ——————— Mr, and Mrs. English, who, with their son Harry have been spending the winter in Lakeland, having rooms at Mrs. George Lee's, leave Wednes- day for their home in Chicago. They were so delighted with Lakeland that they purchased a lot in Dixieland, on which Mr. English has planted a number of fruit trees and made other fmprovements. They expect to return early next winter and spend a longer time. They made many friends who will be glad to welcome them back. Presents tonight another of the David Copperfield series, dramatized from the writing of Charles Dickens. Two other good recls, one of which ‘plm-(-s They were especially pleased i with the beautiful country surround- i ing Winter Haven, is a very amusing comedy. We have all the children’s pictures which have been shown in the past two weeks and will put them on the screen any night if requested to do so in advance. Mr. Picrce McCrary, of New York is in Lakeland on a visit to his moth- er, Mrs. P. R. McCrary, Mr. McCrary expects to remove his family next month to Jacksonville, where they will in the future reside. MR. PERRY'S DEATH DEPLORED IN HIS FORMER HOME. The Columbia, Tenn., Democrat pub- lished the article appearing in this paper in regard to the death of Mr. Clarence Perry, and comments thereon as follows: Decoased was @ son of Mr. and Mrs, Joe A, Perry, formerly of Maury county. Clarence Perry paid a visit som Prof. Arthur Williams, head of the department of history and cconomics at the Florida State College for Women, has received notice of his appointment by Gov. Albert W, Gil- christ as delegate from Florida to the Southern Sociological Congress, which convenes in Nashville, Tenn., May {7 10, 1912, This convention will b\-;“mm.‘: attended by educators and ! " . fends and relatives in Maury with many years of experience, and | A, Perry, who moved to Flovida soms fed vight in that noble byears since, idolized him when a boy profession. e a uni-and as he grew up, developing as he versity cducation, and then took A did into that state of manly man- one who star first seeured == [ thorough conrse in a normal train=pood that he did, of course his par- | -lents, together with the woman of his choice and others to whom he was dear, likewise loved him all the more. A private letter from the father of ling sehool, Te is fully equipped. Creseent City Cor, to Palatka News, Prof. Selden was @ numer of years, [ago principal of the Lakeland High ;Sl haol the deceased says: “This is the sad- dost letter | hay® ever had to write | The Te-Ken-Fa Tea Garden, overlygg, My con, Clarence, who dicd in which Mrs, Stephe and Mrso Mad-Frmpa Thursday, was buriced here den so gracionsly pr i the seene | Priday by the ovder of Odid Feliow o oom | the of conzenialWe would appreciate it so much it who, incepassing this beanti=Tyoy will pablizh the ahove (hnt ful place, can not refrain from ruti= o ond | i m it, I o cup of tea, ad o hoat them apoad Bich ho bl e and Culleoka, where he went ! mid e ol 1 take @ "t of the o t afili 1 { | y M oand dal members of E \ i moad m \ ! Ak 14 BULLETS T0 KILL BEAR. sinee to his old home and his | SECOND NOTICE and People Please Note; In order to encourage patronbg' To the Taxpayers of the Lakeland District. My intentions are to be in your city this week ONLY, at the First Na- tional bank, for the purpose of tak- ing your 1912 tax returns. All that have not yet seen me on this business, please call at once, and let me wait [to our rink we beg to announce that on you, for I do like to work. This is a matter that is of more im- portance to vou than to myzelf, fo [charged 10c admission, and 15¢c te 1 shall have to put your property U'n ?skatc both afternoon and evening. known and guess at the value llnh'ss; 7 Voa e To and tell mo what .“m“Ladlcs will be admitted free as well have. Should you have no changeias skates free. School children is from l"f‘t vear, please notify me of the l . atternoon, 15¢. Friday afterncom fact. Yours truly. J. H. LANCASTER, Tax Assessor. Lakel in the future gentlemen will be i for school girls and their friends. Lakeland Skating Risk Over Star Theater. It is announced that by spring boats will be able to go the canal route from Miami to Fort Myers. Eight miles of canals were dug last month, o [m ROSEDALE Lakeland's only exclusive sub-division is now on the market, Wide Streets, Shade Trees, Fertile Soil, Building Restrictions. Inside the city one block from Lake Morton Smith & Steitz and G. C. Rogan Rooms 19-23 Raymondo Bidg. | ; i fh) many 1ts ol roctologica ob- i ora plonsed fo sou hin wnd : Professor Williums u.»,.;..41;11‘--,:;:::"' “h;“l :;'\:h::l," e :’h':l 'HIM When vou take a walk or A “'h: ) »;tml LR ‘]”‘“\”{‘.-.ll;u tve and usgeful, snecessful man- ride, L"(\U\l'llUL"h l\'()sulfllc i Fatlul 0 GOTTORIDIRTEDL B oo % aken ol in the above noti i ) 3 1 |:‘ e dasde l“l,‘,ll,w:.‘ ) the newest part of Lakeland rogret Lis untimely death, e was a ¢ o 1 | doen, goiicipad of the wWeon of the late Dr. Nathan Poy e waidocioncanr Al ! l 1is now an active candid vy, for years one of the Teading pin . e e e g e pothe office of Connty Superin= gicjan: of Maury couniy, and a wrand QI AR PR O MRS DR WES s ot ] {andent of scionls in Vohisin county. lon of N, P Wilhurn, of Bighyvilie, 3 | Gne thing that ean be -;ml;;”“l | mother was Mis< Saliie Wil R L MARSHALL of Prof. Selden: he is an cducatod ipgen, His pavents, Mr, and Mrs, Joe " s | | CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER | Will furnish plans and specifications or will follow any plans and | specifications furnished. | ‘ BUNGALOWS A SPECIALTY. FLORIDA | | i Let me show you some Lakeland homes I have built. | 1‘ Phone 267-Green. LAKELAND, | ——————So——————————a Lt i Come and See Onr Spring Style lPATRlClAN SHOES [for Ladies B Scamless Pumps.....Patent and Velvel N L | nan, s prominent by 2 v ! 4 A man may have lived inoa bear ness man of bakeland, yending the : 3 A M S 3 [eonntry tor years and have acquired day in the city looking after basi-| i | g ta sort of contempt for the animals, | ness matters, His friends were sur=jogy e gng o his sueprise that th ! I h & ) d to his surprise tha o ! C oug Shoe ompany [ prised to see him on crutehes, Sever- orieg eircenlated apn mot pynooeeat al weeks ago he had charee o { construction work in north G land as a result of an accident a heavy piece of tinber struck h': left foot, 101 I B e chante in opinions comes <o late that it i= fatal perience of Paul Polson, \WVarret has This, fortunau!ly, was no. the ex- W. M. CLOUGH, *'The Shoe Man” P E luced lo Eve INSURANCE AGENCY Lakeland, Fla. CHUNN, Manager o Person in Lakeland Using Electric Light Globes We are now selling them at the following re- breaking several of the bones. It will be several weeks hefore he can discard his crutches. Mr. Buchanan speaks-interestingly of the prosperity of Lakeland. He says that a greatl deal of building is going on at this {time and the town is going ahead at a steady gait. For years Mr. Buch- anan was roadmaster of the Atlantic (‘oast Line, but of late resigned that position to go into business for him- self —Tampa Times. prices EDISO 25 Watt Mazda Tungsten lamps, former price 65¢, cach §0c | “'t I_Am[so AN” cmlnnthv Mazda Tungsten lamps, former price 700, € el v it ey .55¢ | THEATRE Mazda Tungsten lamps, former price 1.00, each.... - T | e ‘lazda Tungsten lamps, former price ! each.......-1.10 |7 3 Vazda Tungsten lamps, former price 2.10, each 1.65 PROGRAM TONIGHT. % 2.30 T izda Tungsten lamps, f ormer pricc < Sold at the above price by the .. (ompany RANE BUILDING lorida Flectric & Machinery PHONE 298 criLDREN under 1 HAPPY HOBOS' HELP. (Comedy.) THE SHERIFF'S SISTER ( Western Drama.) THE EARLY LIFE OF DAVID COPPERFIELD. (Fro mDickens.) lAD.\HF)SION... . ....10 cta | WILSON'S FRECKLE ¢ 13 fuct of WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM lis FINE, land positively ren Knapp and E. li. Pomeroy, who re- cently came to Fairbanks from the Big Delta River country to the south, although they all will have the heartiest respect for the bear tribe hereafter. A silver tip, who was interrupted and wounded while stalking sheep and who, all told, received 14 but- lets before he finally succumbed, cansed them to change their minds. The bear’s pelt was heautiful and his meat very palatable, while his f>* was as clear and free from any 0., Charleston, Sonth Carolina. It nt and harmless Xles, tan is fre and brown moth, bleaches dark foe- es light. Will not make hair zrow You have my guarartes take off your freckies and tan or 1 will give you back your money. Come in, see and try it. TIIE JARS ARE LARGE and two at most are suffi- cient. sired. Price 50 cents and $1. Wilson’s Fair Skin Soap, 25c. LAKE PHARMACY. I send them by mail, it de- & ' when you deal at our sire may he, we'll take L store for our service is CATS (GE. 16 Wi BREIEAG: p tory goods and satisfac- tha' it win%' @ S.'.rng it Sl K'”"T"":'g '8 wsh » Don't try yc (g 3} City Star. b 4 it comes to fresh, pure, y y'mr temper or IR 3 1:;: full-strength drugs, toi- ;2;':";;’(”::?'??“"20 (‘a'I‘; FRECKLED G[RLS' ‘:7,: let articles, sundries, and 62, and yon will be c;m- 1 have just Erw-rvi\ml a stork uf‘. 4 all drug store merchan- nected with our Special AM, prod-| & R A ELIMINATE DISTANCE Phone Your Order Always In The Lead That's What We Alm To Be Always in the lead, when Order Department. What- You'll he satisfied ever your particular de dise. SSTOATD St S PSS E PRSI S LIS L LT pleasing in every way. tory service. HENLEY & HENLEY THE WHITE DRUG STORE QOO i