Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, May 4, 1912, Page 5

. |Monday and favored the Chronicle Mr. Blucher Wilson has a letter to the voters in this issue, of which he e Mrs. §. E. Jones will leave tomor- row night for several Weeks stay in Atlants nd‘mwwm entertained the Orpheus Music Club Friday morning at the Lakeland High school audite visiting her dl‘nfiu ley, will leave tomorrow for. her home in Georgia. PR o b St R. A. Ward will preach at the Presbyterian chureh at 11 o'clock to- morrow morning. . There will be no preaching service in the evening. i Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Johnson and little daughter left today at noon for orlando, where they go to visit Mr. Johnson's Mt&‘:tqr about ten days. P Mr. D. O. Rodgers of the law firm of Rodgers & Blanton is the owner of & handsome new E. M. F, car, which he pu d of the Union Garage. ‘The machine is a five-pas- Revenue Officer Lynch was In town ; INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON. ;fi:.; ::!fi:e:hx‘m:::w Iut (:|Iv cm"‘ (Continued from .P“‘ 2) when he visits Inverness, and he al-| % ¥AYS receives a hearty grecting from | Adjourned sesslon of Councll with(, .. ...\ or jusishment for his every member of the ‘staft and force, |21 members present but Mr. Pugh.|, =~ .. out of hig fery trou- —Inverness Chronicle, Bullding permits were "grantedi,, ' o .o bridge of God's prom- —— Waring & Johuson, and J. Q. AdaM&. | (. .o 9116d to that nation, 3¢ ‘Humphrey, Who \ivew fn Ho-| Ordiikuce relative to. hamging) ., ., /. centuries the Jews mosassa, and ‘Who has beén fireman |$1808 Was ordered drawn. have been bitterly persecuted by pa- on the Coast Lime, passed through bera Tuesday en routs to Lakeland to be examined as to his capabilities of running an engine. M?. Humph- Costs on taxes were ordered added May 15, Oak street was declared forty-eight | feet wide from Wire lake to Kentucky | gans, Mohammedans and professed Christians, they are now gradually rising to political freedom and influ- eénce; and although much of “Jacob’s fey formerly lived here and owns{°VeBUe 8nd proverty line to remair |o ) S TR e peo. in Inverness.—Inverness property Chronicle, .. SUMMER SCHOOL, Beginning Monday, May 13, Miss Lena McCrary will conduct a summer school at the school building for pu- pils of the first, second ‘and. third grades. For particulars phoné 151. . EDISONIA. Offers tonight a program of great variety and interest. First being the wonderful picture of the bottom of the Pacifi¢ and Santa Cataline Is- land, with the United States fleet in review off Coronado Beach. i Next comes a picture of the dam- ages wrought by the great tornado and tidal wave at Charleston, §. C., in September last. This is an old picture but is interesting. A good comedy and an Indian story make up a program that will please every one. “WHY DO NOT MEN ' 1 ) sition of operator at the Postal Tele- graph office here, has gone to Doug- las, Ga., to accept a M‘\ avenue, and are now pleasantly located in the ottage on .the corner of Orange eet and New York avenue. Lakeland's third baseball nine vis- ted Plant City last Thursday, and ad an interesting game of ball, de- eating P. C.’S youngsters by a score f 7 to 3. The boys played a good ame and quite a number of specta- rong Lakeland nine is mes are being played away from ome during’the construction of the all park, and as soon as the work is ompleted Kissimmee will have ‘a aseball feast, having a number of eturn games in quick succession. issimmee Gazette. f Prof. Chas, M. Jones will vpen his mmer normal schcol Monday morn- he at the school building. He will e assisted” in the high school de- artment by Miss Tomlinson; in the htermediate department by Mrs, M. l This is the subject for Dr. Now- lin’s Sunday evening sermon. The ‘question “Why men do not go te church,” is ever being asked through the religious papers. Sunday even- ing Dr, Nowlin ‘will answer this Question, showing why men do not 80 to church, where such is the case. The men who do not go.to church, it there be such in Lakeland, are urged to be présent and find out what is the matter with both themselves and the church. Sunday morning sub- ject @t the Baptist church will be “The Perfect Man,” and every man who has mot yet reached perfection is invited. Sunday ‘'school at 9:45 a. m. B. Y. P. U. at 6:30'p. m. A cordial Invitation 'to all of these services, | Say, Mr. Smith, did you notice my new building going up?” “Yes, where ‘did you buy your material?” “Why, Manufacturing Co. They sell every- thing you need to build a house and will surely treat you right.” . ‘lkong Controversy, Indeed. After ten years’ controversy, it has been decided in France, that the ine of gathering old corks and mak- as at present from Kentucky to Iowa avenue, Measurements to be made from south side of street. The clerk was instructed to take up with A. C. L. matters relative to the opening of Dakota avenue, and the condition of the Kentucky avenue crossing. oy On motion the salary of the street commissioner was fixed at $2 per day actual days served, i .+ The marshal was instructed to make cases against all laborers found working on buildings w;thou't- per- mits have been issued for same and to enforce rigidly all provisions of the fire ordinance W. P. Pillans was added as a mem- ber of special phone committee. Monthly reports of all officers Were rvad and ordered filed. 3 Matter of hiring special counsel was delegated to the finance ' com- mittee. e The bills of F. B. Terrell, $58 and Union Garage, $1, were ordered paid. 3 On motlon Council adjourned. MORRIS G. MUNN, President. H. L. SWATTS, City Clerk. OWN AN AUTOMOBILE, We have Studebaker corporatien, to sell B, M. eation, * |“Speak ye comfortably to Jerusalem, and cry unto her that her appointed time is accomplished,”—Isa. 40:1, 2, margin, ple they will be very prominent among the nations in the beginning of the millennium., The “vail” (2 Cor. 3:138-16) of prejudice still ex- ists, but it will be gradually taken away as the light of the millennial morning dawns; nor should we be surprised to hear of great awaken- ings among the Jews, and many com-~ ing to acknowledge Christ, They will thus leave their hhadean state (na- tional death) and torment, and come, the first of the nations, to be blessed is Christ, Head and Body. i by the true seed of Abraham, which |& Their | £ Phone 233 Red bulwark of race prejudice and pride|g i falling in some places, and the |8 humble, the poor in spirit, are be-|% ginning already to look upon Him whom they have pierced, and to in- quire, Is not this the Christ? And as they look the Lord pours upon them the spirit of favor and suppli- (Zech. 12:10.) Therefore, In a word, this parable seems to teach precisely what Paul explained in Rom, 11:19-32. belief the natural broken off, and the wild branches grafted promise, contracted with thelyews in their trouble, and does not refer to their final restoration to fa- Because of un- branches were into the Abrahamic root- The parable leaves the F. 30’s and Flander’s 20’s. Will have vor—doubtless Dbecause it was not @ 30 here about April 15. Aay one interested please call or phone and will be pleased to demonstrate quote prices. Mr. Carl Gibson, clal representative from the factory, will demomstrate either of the above models any time within the next two weeks, 8. M. STEPHENS. 8-26-tf G. C. ROGAN, FOR SALE—Two milch Phone 1. COWS, 6-3-tf. ‘Music and Masculinity. Music as an art has little gtanding in Jupan, according to a letter ta the current iaste of the Travelers Ga- wette. It is left almost entirely - to earthly promises), to become chief nation of earth, etc. In -proof of this statement, he quotes from the prophets, saying: shall come out of Zion (the glorified the are still the possessors of certain the “The deliverer ‘women, who cultivate it to the extent | Church), and shall turn away un- of playing on a guitarlike instrument called the samisen. “In the mot very gentleman could reconcile the practice of music with masculine digmity, and this state of affairs is changing but slowly.” The Right to Smoke. “Do you think it looks well for wom- en to smoke as they do in some Span- godliness from Jacob Ythe fleshly seed).” “As concerning the Gos- I bought from the Lakeland|remote past” says the writer, “mo |pel (high calling), they are enemies (cast off) for your sakes; - but as touching the election, they are be- loved for the fathers’ sakes.” ‘“For God hath concluded them all in un- belief, that He might' have mercy upon all. O, the depth of the riches, both of the wisdom and knowledge ing use of them a second time is not { ish-speakine countries?” “Well” re|0f God!"—Rom. I1:26-33. detrimental to public health. f you want a ‘car, large or small, or If you -do not want one just now, call in to see our line, get our prices, |and take a ride in one of our splen- ere conditioned udies and teacher D on various subje hose attending, We are Pleased 'to announce that ¢v. B. Winget, of Chicago, who is issionary of ‘our ehurch, with us and will preach or lecture, bth morning and evening. Church located at the corner of North entucky - avenue and Magnolia machines. Three leading lines to select from. Will take desirably Tocated city real estate in part pay- ment. Lakelan@ Automobile and Supply Co., Peacock Building. 4-19-tf AJESTI THEATRE RED AR N R AR AR plied the worried Londoner; “it's this way: If they're smokin’ they're likely either to be quiet and comfortable, or if they're not used tq it just the oppo- site. And either way’s a good chance of keepin' 'em out of the suffragette The Kinds of Lies. A Chicago university professer, aft- er exhaustive research, has discoyered there are ten gdifferent kinds of Hes. Under his classification there are the fanfasy or fairy tale lle, the vainglo- rious or boasting lie, the defensive He, the heroic lle, the white or per- ‘| missible lie, the soclety lle, the busi- ness lle, the art lie, and the adultera- tive le. Censorship In Russia. 1t is pleasant to learn—the story is eurrent in maby a Russian household ~that the cookery books which had . SOMETHING NEW PEANUT BUTTER KISSES 5¢ SACK, “Everybody Likes ’Em,” pertinent to the feature of the sub-{ ject treated; but Paul assures us that and fwhen the fulness of the Gentiles- BPe- | the full number from among Gentiles necessary to make up the Bride of Christ—is come in, ‘they ‘(natural Israel) shall obtain mercy through your (the Church’s) merey.” ‘He assures us that this is God's cov- enant with fleshly Israel (who lost the higher, spiritual promises, but PAGE FIVE MONEY THAT GOES UP IN SMOKE is well expended if it is spent for Inman Blunt. eigars. For they ecer tainly afford much more solid enjoy- rent and comfort than their price represents. Try an Inman Blunt to- day. You'll never regret the 56 cemts FOR SALE Tracts at Low Prices, Florida Homes and Groves on High Rolling Land, Situated on Beautiful Lakes, Paying Straw- beary and Trucking Farms. We guarantee all property just % a§ represented by us, For reliable information see : Oklinger Opposite New Depot, you pay for it. Manufactured by Inman Cigar Factory Lands, Lakeland Fia. Choice Colinization & Alfield REPAIRING A WATCH A4 o 3 SRR SN The work of repairing and putting into “factory shape” a watch is not - child’s play—it requires mechanical 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 oonditions into their work, You won't find better watch- maker’s skill in the state than at o Tt ot H.C. STEVENS Lakeland A. C. L, WATCH INSPECTOR JEWELER | Florida EVERYTHING or your Kitc hen Everyone in this community who believes that the main spring of economy, harmony and comfort of the home is in the kitchen should come and see our complete and attractiveline of kitchen ware. Teets. . You are invited. ® - : been condemned because a recipe con- E. B. SHELHAMER, ¢ This coupon and five cents #| tained the words “perfect freedom,” # when at box office, #| words which were used in reference & will any lady to our | to éome culinary process, have escaped ; between % Wednesday 'matinees @ | further mutilation and have been sell- Oggmo(’flms.w m, #| ing without hindrance. On the other PY : iy i hand the list of books which continue { b to be suppressed is long and varied. nnnuufiuaqunnqnu —_— m Damages for Spoiled Beauty. A curious judgment was given in a Geérman coirt the other day. A Ht- i b R ?glmn ) o dog, the bite leaving a scar % cheek. The little one's guar LOVE DECIDES, in a claim, not fn respect of (Lubin.) caused, but because the scar her chances of securing A TRIP DOWN THE MAGPADIS ' RIVER. When she became old enough to marry. The court upheld 5 & A R '8 clalm, and placed the SANTA CATALINA, ATV ges at $500. The Magic Isle of the Pacific. . 'P. 8—Watch our windows, _ HARPER'S 5-10c DEPT STORE 115 Main Street. The housewife cannot do her work well unless she has good utensils. We sell granite ware and tin ware that will stand the bangs and wear of hard usage. B NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. Subscribers who pay the carriers are reéspectfully requested to demand and pregerve the coupons for amounts pald from time to time, as these cou- POnS are the check between the sub- A Photograph of the Ocean Bed.) Some Good In Family Quarrels. |SCTIBEES’ carriers and this office, and A SUB-CHIEFS CHOICE. I “Family quarrels,” remarked the so- (thO88 miseing must be paid for by 'OPEN AT 6 P. M. o “8re not always such a | the Gerier, who also has the right if thing, for by them the surcharged |pay 18 questioned to ask for the - air Is cleared, and, after the mental |yoq om the subscriber who may Svos oreaw, [GENCTAI AdmisSion... ; s cm, m l2m.& Unele Pennywise Says. M Of ecourse, every man can explain Bave bealed, either peace I8 . b, ol O have pald the amount asked. SOmipiete, Of thete has been made § jeriber always insists upon DRE] M\u- LUPOCOOISALI000000000000004 Prasin s : o T Our food choppers cut without grinding or tearing—our aluminwm ware is very light, durable and can be thoroughly and quickly cleaned. Our knives are made from well tempered steel and will hold & sharp outting edge—our strainers, pots, scales, etc., give better service and cost less. No matter what you need in your kitchen—yon can find it here. Call and see us. The Jackson & Wilsen Co. i d rubbish.” good riddance of some ba the coupon at the time of there can be no question as eriber’s standing, which is 0 by the form of the cou-