Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 6, 1912, Page 8

¢ N FOR RENT Two larse nunfur- aish rooms, all modern conveniences. Apply at 215 South Florida avenue, 5o 4-3-6t For Sale—Horse, wagon and har- sess. Apply to C. F. Brush, or write Box 426. 2-18-t! General Team and piano moving. Call 'phone 289. | \\'ork—l-‘urnimre; An elezant pssortment of Eastor neckwear at Bailey's, They must be | n to be appreciated. will be here April 5 S-4-tf, Dr. Garner fits giasses correctly, ENENERTINIES 6 23t OHLINGER & ALFIELD. FOR RENT — Two unfurnished Dr. Garner and 6. | W. E. Tyler. 1-23-tf {rooms, close in. Apply 203 N. Flor- ! ida avenue. 4-1-6tp. FOR SALE-—At a bargain: Smith| , .\ beeis pop RENT—One in Premior typewriter; new. Cam be| . .. o i cuhurbs, L. W, Cowdery. seen at News office, upstairs. i 1tp 3-19 0. k. ! g FOR SALE—EGGS FOR HATCHING. Fish and Oysters At 218 North Kentucky avenue. Phone 252 Red. 3-28. ‘Good board, pleasant rooms, fine eooking, large porches and lawn, $1 per day, $5 per week. 411 New York avenue; ‘phone 326. Oysters, standard, 26c pt., 45c qt. every day, 30c pt., H5c qt. in stock now; Selects expected W. A, White Wyandottes, S. C. White Leghorns, Barred Plymouth Rocks {and Indian Runner Ducks. 4-4-6p. J. H. WENDLER. FOR SALE—On Florida avenue, lot 7, block B, Futch & Rogers addi- tion, 100x135 feet with 25 bearing ‘orange trees. Reasonable terms. Ap- ply R. L. Raffo, Light and Water Plant, 1tp. t HOUSE FOR RENT. Yaun. Phone 252 Red. 3-28. : Full line of boys' clothing and! Five rooms, city water. $12 per furnishings at Bailey's. 4-3-4t Month. See Ohlinger & Alfield. 4-5-t WANTED—Young girl or middle aged woman for housework. Call 411 South New York. Phone 326. FOR SALE—Nice six room house on one-fourth block, orange and grapefruit trees, 2 blocks from Lake- 4-3-4 | FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, Ap- ply to J. W. Martin, Jefferson hotel. 4-2, For FIRE, ACCIDENT, PLATE- GLASS, and STEAM BOILER IN- SURANCE, see D. H. SLOAN, room 9, Raymondo building. Residence phone land high school. Price $1,800. Ad-| 165 Green. 4-6-tf, "‘: owner P. 0. 556, city. 3-20-tf., \wANTED—Small, improved farm oys and children’s Russia prjoo must be right from owner. Close blouse, sailor, beach and play wash|i. o R. R. town. Address C. A. sits at Bailey's. The best made. Mann, General Delivery, Tampa, Fla. Reasonable prices. 4-3-4t 4-6-6tp, $1 REWARD. NOTICE. The above reward will be paid for the return of a yellow cat, tipped with white, front legs bowed, white face and breast. Had on collar with two bells. 317 8. Virginia. 4-4-tf. FOR SALE. 2 houses on 2 lots, 5 blocks from depot. Price for all, $1,050, e S —— B R —— QGolden Oak Rocker with fine came All kinds of Notary Work done by J A, (COX, No. 210 Kentucky Ave, 4-6-1mo Tomasso Bros.' 4 piece string or- chestra will furnish music for the Grand Easter ball at Orange hall on Monday evening, April 8, from 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 a. m, 4-6-1p seat, a cracking good value at $4.50. oy W $3.50 LA *4E KEVENING fELEGRAM THURSDAY’S CIRCUIT COURT_PROCEEBINGS Bartow, April - After a Jury had peen accepted in 1!:-- case of Morgan (. L. R. R., it was found that certain witnesses were absent and Ithe case was continued for the term Ly mutual consent. | The jury in the case of J. {or, trustee, vs. Leon Prine, a(ler hear- |ing the evidence and the argument . Hook- |, lof the lawyers, returned a verdict |fer the defendant. This was a suit | 'to recover certain money alleged to | 4."_41‘!:0 due from the defendant to M. M. ! 4o ! le rum, and the damages were laid a.| $1,500. Wilson & Swearingen ap- {peared for the plaintiff and Wilson 'é‘ Boswell for the defendant. | A case involving no little amount of human interest came up in the afternoon. A. H. Bertrand Tower, of Fort Meade, sought by petition of hrbeas corpus to obtain the custody of his infant child, two years old. It appears that the child’s mother died when the child was three weeks old, since which time the grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harney, have had the baby. The father of the baby has since remarried, and wanted to take his child with him to his home in Pennsylvania, but the grandpar- ents having become attached to their grandchild, refused to give it up. With the baby in court and all the parties before him and after trying to adjust the accounts between the parties, Judge Whitney ordered that the father be awarded the custody of his child upon the payment of $100 for its care. R. B. Huffaker represented the petitioner. At a recent meeting of the Board of County Commissioners, the road near Medulla was ordered changed from one side of the railroad to the other. The proposed change was ob- jected to by Messrs. . N. and D. M. Pipkin, and so they appeared be- fore Judge Whitney today and sought by bill to enjoin the commissioners from making the proposed change. A temporary injunction was granted. Wilson & Boswell appeared for the complainants and Wilson & Swearin- gen for the defendants. The case of State vs. M. F. John- son has been set for Monday, April 15. Dr. Johnsot, the defendant, stands indicted for the same crime for which W. F. Robertson was found guilty at a special term of the court in January. A LITTLE MONEY | STORING CLOTHING. : {these away. ! ELAND, FLA,, APRIL 6, 1912. e R S T R R T o FOR SALE . Plans for the new Easter outht bring to mind that in the storcroom there are gaimenis packed away at the beginning of winter which might be brought out and pressed into serv-, ice for the early spring days. { And a glance at these lighter| |¢lothes suddenly makes the heavier carments necessary for the wldj vualher is distasteful and we begin to think that it must be time to store, . City, Suburban and” Country Propertics Homes, Groves, Farms at Real Valygs Flood & Hendrix, Owners And the spring housecleaning t‘mot nll rs an excellent opportunity to du‘ The ulster and heavy tweed suit 'which rendered such excellent serv- ice during the cold weather should be carefully cleaned and all the ; scams brushed. A ¢ Any spots which appear should be Always In ELIMINATE i rubbed with benzine and all pockets : turned out and brushed. When one The Lead DISTANCE i i+ satisfied that all the dust and soil H has been routed, each garment 's W Phon H should be carefully folded and little T"ht S hat We Y ¢ : bags containing camphor balls or Aim To Be 1 our : flakes laid between the folds. Order i Each piece of wearing apparel Always in the lead, when should then be carefully wrapped in newspaper and packed away in bexes. Oftentimes the business girl has heavy stuffs which are very suitable for winter, but which seem out of * Don't try your temper or patience, simply go 1 your telephone and () 62, and you will be cop- nected with our Special Order Department. What- ever your particular de- sire may be, we'll take care of It with satisfac. tory goods and satisfac- tory service. it comes to fresh, pure, full-strength drugs, toi- let articles, sundries, and all drug store merchan- dise. You'll be satisfied place during the warmer weather, when you deal and these should be washed careful- ly and packed away in bags without having been starched or ironed. It is a good idea to have little la- bels pasted on each box or bundle, telling just what the contents are, and then, if a heavier coat or waist is needed, the finding of it will be ren- dered much easier. at our store for our service s pleasing in every way. I < HENLEY & HENLEY THE WHITE DRUG STORE v ZeBs oo B s G s B s oo o s offe o< o co s s s e e oo o o s oo B o B B GOVERNOR AND WIFE GET A CHICAGO SNUB. PRI R i ” Governor or no governor, it makes no difference to the clerks at the Great Northern hotel in Chicago— you can’t get a room there for your B R R A Iy Ry I R R I 1YY £ 5] “Why, it's at the station. We are|without baggage.” only going to be in town a few hours| “Young man, I'll have you and didn’t have it sent to the ho-|stand that I am the governor prefosfacfedocdpdoocion e e w0 oo wife and yourself unless yon have|tel,” was the governor's reply. diana and that this is my wife, baggage. “Can’t accommodate you."” governor fairly shouted as b Gov. John Marshall, of Indiana,! *“Why not? We've got to have a|Mrs. Marshall by the arm und r: tried it recently and failed. The gov- ornor and his wife, who are making a tour of the west, arrived in the place to wash up.” out of the building, leaving “Can’t accommodate you.” tonished clerk before he could “Well, it you haven't a suite one.a reply. morning and went to the Great|room will do.” | AL i Northern. The clerk’s tone became icy. "Wei The first cucumbers of the sasot The ck:'rk asked: *Where is your |can't accommodate you, I tell you. were shipped from Bushnell on las baggage? This hotel does not accept couples Saturday. Another Rocker for only $3 and WA TS BE on easy payments also. Don't draw the money from the bank to buy your home furnishings. $1.00 Cash and 50c Weekly. Q btm T S W c L8 S w» = o (== L] -— =3 24x24 Oak Table, just the thing for (5] g bed rooms. Only- $225 & S E-Z Payments. 7 2] S e e ———" o aea—— ¥ ... You'll find that if you begin to draw it out, before you realise it your bank account will have disappeared. \ 2S5 - —) ” e (=S > s S <= S Ah — ; : = o) SWINGS AND lmmocxs = B g T = We have the exclusive agency for . i the well known VUD - A g e well known OR Hammocks S = L= and Porch Shudes. '5 = = Let us shade your porch . A little & S 2 expense makes a comfortable porch. 7 #) S = (1-} 3 7<) B (—] : | g A handsome two-inch post bed, guar- H - anteed, spring and cotton msttress. l [ QO ..o i iivionnsnsanad $28.00 ! L Terms—$5.00 down and $1.00 pe: 2 week. ‘