Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 10, 1912, Page 8

For Sale—Horse, wagon and har- sess. Apply to C. F. Brush, or write Box 426. 2-18-t¢ General Team Work+—Furniture and plano moving. Call 'phone 289. W. B. Tyler. 1-234f FOR SALE—At a bargein: Smith Premier typewriter; new. Can be seen at News office, upstairs. 3-190. k. 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. Oyeters, standard, in stock now; 26¢ pt., 45c qt. Selects expected every day, 30c pt., 65¢c gt. W. A. Yaun. Phone 252 Red. 3-28. ¥ull line of boys' clothing and furnishings at Bailey’s. 4-3-4t FOR SALE—Nice six room house en one-fourth block, orange and grapefruit trees, 2 blocks froml Lake- 3and high school. Price $1,800, Ad- dress owner P, 0. 556, city. 3-29-tf, Boys’ and children’s Russian Dblouse, sailor, beach and play wash suits at Bailey's. The best made. Reasonable prices. 4-3-4t ..~ 2 houses on 2 lots, 5 blocks from * depot. Price for all, $1,050. OHLINGER & ALFIELD. OYSTERS—Standard, just arrived, good, 26c pt, 45¢ qt. W. A. Yaun. Phone 252 Red. 4-8-3t. NOTICE. $ All kinds of Notary Work done by 5 J A. COX, No. 210 Kentucky Ave. 4-6-1mo IOR R.ENT—Eight room house on 'New York avenue, modern conveni- ence.. Apply to Mrs. F. A, Morrell, "Elbermar hotel. : 4-6-t1, WANTED—Small, improved farm. . FPrice must be right from owner. Close to R. R. town. ' Address C. A. Xun General Delivery, Tampa, Fla. 4-6-6tp. l GARAGES FOR RENT—One in ‘-Gltr. onp in suburbs. L. W, Cowdery. “ 1tp. gn dmnt ment of Haster meckwear at Bailey's. They must be] to be appreciated. . 4-3-4t ' White Wyandottes, S. C. White Leghorns, Barred Plymouth Rocks and Indian Rumner Ducks. 4-4-6p. J. H. WENDLER. ! WOR RENT-—Furnished rooms, Ap- ply to J W. Martin, Jefferson hotel. 4-2, M FIRE, ACCIDENT, PLATE- OIASS and STEAM BOILER IN- . SURANCE, see D. H. SLOAN, room 9, Raymondo building. Residence phone 165 'Green. 4-6-tf. ROOMS—For light housekeeping: \Mrs. L. W. Yarnall, corner Lake ave- “lu and Lime utreet 4 9-3p. FOR BENT. Two large front rooms, furnished, : new modern house. Apply to 413 ; "outh Florida Ave.; phone 312 Blue. 3 4-10-6p. . FOUND—A sum of money. Own- ' er may recover by describing and ap- ‘plying to Mrs, W, M. Boswell, : . LOST—Watch fob; liberal reward. - Apply at this ofloo 10-2-tp. FRECKLED GIRLS. e ll&v.!utmalvodlmk of . Chiarleston, South Carolima. It B, is fragrant and harmless positively removes freckles, tan [ brwwn moth, bleachos dark fre- WUl not make Hafr grow, bave my guacantes that it will k your freckies and tan or 1 900 and try it THE JARS ARE I8 and' two at most are suffl- I sond' them by mall, it de- ““Prica 50 cents and $1. s Falr Skin Somp, 26c. unvrmuw!. ; ON EATE REDUCTION. From the Plant City Courler we: Tallahassee, . April 10.—Senator|ye ¢ following descriptive article| Hudson, special counsel for the Flor- lof Youmans, & nearby town, which is ida Ratlroad Commission, with °“°|located between Lakeland and Plant | of the commissioners, will leave on City: Wiednesday for Washington to 8P| «yoymans is a shipping point lo- pear before the Interstate Commeree|,,iag on the A. C. L. railroad in east Commission on the 12th in the mat- Hillsboto county abodt three miles ter ‘of further hearing in case of thelq. . pilant City and seyen, miles Florida Commission against the s om Lakeland, where ‘m‘ ‘connty Southern Express’ 'Co, involving re- rohds. cross each other “ H“, - duction of express rates on fruits and gles, vegetables from Florida producing| "y pas a handsome Iittle do?nt for points - to points south of the O{flo passenger, freight and em traf- and Potomac rivers. ‘Testimony waslq. .1y under one roof, and one pack- taken before the Interstate Commis- ing house, from ‘fooms in wtgleh s sion, briefs filed and case presented conducted the ‘postoffice “dild finfif to it about a year ago. But that com- nierchandise . business. fi'__ .+ Enon mission has not yet reached a de- church, about one mils north, from cision account of insufficiency of the the depot, affords a convenient place record, as it advises, and this fur- for worship. Mt. Enon school: is ther hearing is had for the, purpose|, .. .¢isyjly located near the ehurch. of additional testimony, after which, I has two rooms for 'the. filflerent no doubt, the case will early be dln- grades and usually has an ‘enroll- ment of about sixty pupils. The people are all neighhbors and can be counted for honesty and thrift, which make them free and happy. Their one livelihood 18 agri- culture, ornamented with hqfl.lcu}- ture. . The soil Is excepuoully firtue, varylng from heavy dark loam to gray mellow hammock. ' The crops Corner Hoflu IY.!IIQ lnd Bay St.|principally grown are corn, Sugar The Rev. William Dudley Nowlin, |cane, sweet potatoes, strawberries, D. D., pastor. Irish potatoes, tomatoes, beans, cu- Sunday school 9:45 a2 m. H. C.|cumbers, melons cannloupcl and Stevens, superintendent. cabbage. ~ From Youmans - was Preaching Sunday at 11 a. m. and|shipped 8 car load of corn some ‘time 7:15 p. m. ago which was grown by l!r ‘Wm. Weekly prayermeeting Wedn-dly Cone. About, thirty car lo;d; of evening at 7:30. oranges were packed and d Woman's Missionary and Aid Bo- from this place season before last. clety Monday 3:30 p. m. ' |'An unusually heavy bloom is report- Baptist Young People’s llutln: ed and we expect our banner: cm of at 6:15 p. m. oranges this year, Regular monthly business meeting| In conclusion, Youmans ¢ou not first Wednesday at 7:80 p. m, boast'a town, but is content to be S - T the center of a prosperous village en- East Lakeland Mission, . |joying at the same time thé conven- Sunday school at 3 p. m. E. A. - liences of a town and the freedom, Milton, superintendent., Prajem-|delights and luxuries of & mnm meeting Thursday at 7 p. m, llte i3 RO KT Presbyt»rian Ohu:ch. : conum mm Rev. W. P' “ualmers, pastor. ; Sunday ~~".0ol 9:46 &. m. Morp! ‘sermon 11:00 a m, Ev’ n"".g sermon at 7:00 p. m, Y. P. 8.C. B. meets at 6 p. m. Prayermeeting, Wednesday, 7:80, ' Sometime between -Mnlsbt and 3 a, m, yesterday nine negro convicts, all of them lonc-tarux men and three Christian. Church, - Geo. W. Welmer, \Pastor, Sunday school 9:46 'a. m. Communion 10:45 a, m. Preaching, 11:00 a. m, . Y. P. 8. C. B. cooperates with mnmbrl& otber socleties at Cumberland Pres-|ihree of the bunks emp| An yterian church. { > ‘Evening sermon, 7;30 a. m. — that the nine were um : The men, who made t}’uh mvl Epilovovpd Church. * are the following: Rev. J. H. Weddell, rector, : A. Richardson, life for ;lmrdnr{ Each Sunday excepting only the|jonn Simmons, life third' Sunday, of each month, Owen Jackson, life for murder; Jim & m. Service 11:00 a. m, Evening Prayer 6:00 p. m. seven years; Henry Dnh, five ‘years, Lonnie Ingram, five yeal ry Wilson, five years; drews, five years: M, E. Church, sonfll. While all.of the men ura dressed 50 Jenklns, Pastor. Sunday school 9:45 ‘a. m. % Morning sermon 11:00 a. m. Epworth League 6:00 p. m, ' Bvening eetvice, 7:00 p, m. Prayer-meeting Wednesday. 7:00 m four of them either secured’ plain in the cell, It was reported that sev- eral of the men yesterday 'momlng were seen trying to make their way across Old Tampa Bay in a rowboat. but that the water was 80 rough that |’ Sinday school 10:00 a. m. s e '-‘“ Tampa Tril » ‘Preaching service 11:00 a. m., and i s 7:00 p. m,, gecond and fourth Sun- FEUD m ]'Am! mmwo:mmmd. or- iginating several uniwuu. ter- eran Church. Rev, H, J. Mathiad, Pastor. Ctmiberland Presbyterd '.?-l.c.l.lt" nom wmmtm Sunday school at the BLUCHER WILSON Candidate for Office of CLERK OF ClRCUIT COURT L OF POLK COUNTY 8 in convict clothes, it 15 belléved that| . clothes or were clad only in their un-{ derwear, as their clothing was left] ntumflt, 1‘% April 10.—Th insect depredations in the forests ot the South constitute 'a heavy. drain on the resources of that section and are easily preventable, were among the assertions made today-in the ad- dress of A. D, Hopkins, in charge of forést insect investigations, - Bureau of Entomelogy; Department ‘of Agri- culture, before the .Sountbern Com~ mercial Congress at a meeting de- voted to ducum of the southern pine: beetle, % Maintaining ~ that now’lm‘e conditions so favorable for the profit- able growth of pine as in the cot- ton belt-of the South Aflamtic and Gult States, the speaker proceeded. to show how this gection Has suffered from the ravages of '.ha pine beetle, stating ‘that insects are uhou thel|% most important factors in the deteri-|' oration and waste of our forest re- sources. ‘That this waste in the past has been largely due to ignotamee, was the gpeaker's conclusion, &t. fic said: ““The facts are: and methods ‘of control hn»‘f»hqgi’ found, experimented vm,.‘anM ; practical wpucn;ion dn\ Therefore, any able. Sherit—John Logan, Bartow, .- c-my mg..-m 8 for murder; | Sunday school every Sunday at 10)gurnett, ten years; Fred MoGuire, | ™" . Attorney, nn»! Keeper of Park, Nell Mel bers, of - {I—Morrls G %‘h Wi i fur) lmmwbewnu«mium “The, m ol'octnnl and wo!nni— & Sfib\ltbm ‘and Country Propenig nm:a What We Alm To Be Alwln in t\o Md. 'hozl ,@I VHOT AIR Yar AP " Good as it looks, taste. " lsfaction. i3 mhud a lot. put in your home. | Homes,. Gmefi, Emns at Real Value. ELIMINATE DISTANCE ! Phone Your Order Don't, try your temper op 4 patisace, simply 80 to your telephone ang call 62, and you win be cope nected with our Special Order Department, What. ever your particular de- | sire may be, we'll take . care of it with satistae § tory goods and satista,. § tory service. ! | 1~m EXCELLENCE X B OF OUR BRE ,,.0“ only be appreciated by tast with just ‘proper crust, it is even better Try » ivaf for your own _There must be good - 80n8 :why many of the best } _‘bakers . DOW use our bread e Iy Barhite Brothe ' . BEAUTY AND HEALTH . fire preserved by the use of a sho . If you have never experiend !‘IW and luxury of one youh Drop. in and ask ,'hoi ‘much it will cost to have o8 hl‘llod at how little that “much” wm or ek 0. _.1( nostaur‘anf- You'll be pirrigs jward pnard jyn C ry G- Mafh 5 J. ard | ther L ridge liam p (live las F Fla. d Cre ] An fiia C. bert ie B: ence omas 2 W. mey n Li; hther rbert ok fhnni w.