Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, May 18, 1912, Page 3

City, Suburban and Country Properties [ Homes, Groves, Farms at Real Values L. B. WEEKS —DEALER IN— %fnanaoqoooqaqafia}mfi Flood & Hendrix, Owners || Staple and Fancy Groceries, Hay, Grain and Feedstuffs PHONE 119 Cowdery Building - WITH WO00D'S MEAT MARKET 16 e BUEAE. T 10 1bs. Bucket Snowdrift Lard.. 4 1bs. Bucket Snowdrift Lard . 1-2 bbl Flour in Woed ... ... 24 1b. Sack Flour....... 12 1b.Sack Flour ..... 7 Cans Small Cream.... 3 Cans Extra Large Cream 3 Cans Tomatoes ...... 1 1b. Cracker Boy Coffee. gl ) 11b. Best Butter . e SRR R B e L) ek S b o I O R e R | Chicken Feed, per 8ack...... «ooovvvveneenrnrneneens... 213 Blovtl- per BROkKs. - s s ase it Bl iRl AR Timber, Turpentine, Cut-over Lands, Choice Colinization Tracts at Low Prices, Florida Homes and Groves on High Rolling Land, Situated on Beautiful Lakes, Paying Straw- beary and Trucking Farms. Weguarantee all property just as represented by us, For reliable information see Ohlinger Opposite New Depot, d [ all our people might enjoy a splendid Pyears exercises the best in the long [ history of the academy, r with every purchase you meke here. We don’t want your without” your good will, So when you buy dry goods here td are disappointed or dissatisfied with your purchase in any rticular we would ask as & favor that you tell us in order that + may right any wrong. CHILES \CKING HOUSE MARKET $mith-Harden Bldg.) We carry a complete stock of native and Western Beef, Pork, Mutton, b. Veal, Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Pickled Tripe, Pickled Pigs' Feet, ! Cheese, Perments Cheese, Edam Cheese. All orders given prompt Rton, y We want to get acquainted with the ladies of Lakeland, and we know “ they come once and see whata nice, clean, sanitary store we have, %iil be our constant patrons. THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA, MAY 1S, 1912, . PAGE THREE RNATIONAL SUNOAY " SCHDOL LESSON, MY 19 } Matt, 5:17-26.—May 19. biect The Old Law and the Text He that loveth his neigh- Qo200 QRGO 0QO0 Q; bor hath tfulfilled the law.” (R. V.) IN THE PREVAILING MODE. | Rom. 18, 1 We have, first, the original law filo in a rasping tone! g, Now, if the which Adam was placed on beet al (viy] should «all the sugar le had privilezes and bless- 28 o begin witl Pines and blessi And the monkey wrench a nut l'rmn;l_;, ponce, the viseo would the plane just | veediul thing smooth things ¢'er? happiness, and every These it guarantecd {him =0 long as he would remain If the house Was full and the water | ahedient to his Creator; and a death drunk, woulq around? And if the waters could speak as they | po iy extended in a matural way flow. how would Long Island o jiis posterity g » sound” P time of Adam’'s transzression, he wis 1T you board a spell at a shore hotel |4 (it a conviet, deprived of life- is the billow that you pay? the hose reel alll oy, Ity was attached to disobedicnce “Dbiving, thou shalt die” Hence, trom the PFopes previously enjoyed; deprived It single @ car weighs several tons, |y, Fden home; deprived of his how much does the whole sub- former fellowship with his Creator. way? Can a scavenger be g cheerful man The unprepared earth was his grea. penitentiary, and the tomb his per- when he’s always in the dumps? petual prison. The law which reigned If the water pipes in a dance hall over him previously had now come bust, would the dancers use |y, 4y (nd, in the sense ‘that it no their pumps? If Harvard oarsman rows in a shell in what does the salmon roe If no grass IS grown in the frozen longer held out to him any hopes or prospects of life, but had al 3 sentenced him to death. e was no lenger under the law of life, nor north what then does the Es-| wore any of his children born under Kimo, ¢ that law of life, or with any hope or If a gun missed fire, would a Para-| prospect of attaining everlasting life; chute? This stuff gives me a{pey wore all prisoners, pain. The apostle suggests that it was It Franklin park is a beautiful spot, why is Jamaica Plain? If a bullfrog wore a hobble skirt, would the lily pad- and hark? It a thief broke in into a drugstore | do you think that the dogwood | not possible that God should give to our fallen race a law ot life, They were justly sentenced, and so long as that sentence remained no law could be given them, the Keeping of which would secure them release from bark? [death. Before any such law of life I w parrot Can swWear can a Crocus | oupg e given to the human family. t00? Enough cre we all grow in This is the frivolous sort of thing that is dubbed a daftydill! Boston Transcript. i e Pumpkinville Academy to Have Graduation Exercises. It is the custom of any own oi size | | the sentence of the first law must be met, and its curse or condemnation nust be lifted; then other arrange- ments might be made, including of- ters of cternal Tife upon conditions but not until that atonement for the Lrst transgression, and that cancella- tion of its sentence, had been e fede The Lord save intimations of to believe that 1t has all the Glent) iy uention o effeet some such worth while, but those of our citi- |y ouanent tor sin, in order to sive ens who have attended the gradus g g another opportunity tor ttion exercises oF the Pumpkinville { goen g gire, instead of the one given Polytechnic Academy have invari= [y geee Adam and lost by him for ably returned With glowing words of L pin e g for all of his posterity proise tor the talent and genius dis-1 g0 00 these intimations of an played there. This year some of our |00 G ete, was given in the ladies determined o bring this tam-ors words at the time of pro cus annual event W Lakeland so that rouncing the sentence, when He do- clared that the seed of the woman should ultimately bruise the ser- literary treat, al @ cost ouly a little| above the traveling expenses ol the pent's head. Gen. 3 In this Braduates who are 1o take part. dark and figurative 1 ge o the An outline of s year's program shows that the event will be better than ever, and since the movement 1o bring them to Lakeland was start- o, the students taking part are put- ting forth every eftort to make this! Lord spoke oi the reversal of the powers of evil; of a victory tha us well as to, ced of th should come through the Adamic family. ‘Thi woman, s we are all aware, reached Four the folfilment in Christ Pycars atter the desradation God sen forth His Son, “bhoin ol &0 Woman, The Pumpkinville Academy is now | nd thus a member of, and identified wine i forty D year, and in all | ith, the condemned vace, “that e that time. no sraduation program |y ey s o God should tast ha ' el 1o meet the expectas pcath for every ma honid meet ton o the audiences This ds surely by oo poevery man, should recommendation cnough o canse ;n““, hiek frot ory man the curse the citizer Laheland 1o tien out] (o ien of death and give these so0ne people from our | Forst of all to Abrabam, Isaae and Leighboring Largest and | most appreciative audicnce ever by o oenicitng intforming them ol gathered for -uch om0 casion i benevolont intentions to hle In a fortheoming iie of the Teles Loy panities of the carth Sueh gram we will give cnlizliteR=to g ssage to come from the great ing account of the cutertaiimentl juae who had condemned the race and of those who Will ke p 11 [P much; it meant either the the meantime, tell your " violation of justice, in the lifting of to forget about Pumpkinyill the curse, or sentence, or else that Lo e the zreat Supreme Court of the uni- At Their Summer Home. verse had a plan by which it conld Mrs. George M. Lew and ! "I he just and, nevertheless, exercise left Lakeland Wednesday no OTimercy toward such members of the Ridgecrest, N. ., near A} race as should show themselves where they will spend the ¢ ' | worthy of it, by coming into har- Mrs. Lee owns some fine rentul " mony with His righteous arrange- erty here in Inverness, henc Wlments, The Patriarchs rejoiced in ot our people are interested in k0% | these promises, and more or less ing her whereabouts and the; ‘1clearly realized a future life by a be delighted to know that enjoyu resurrection of the dead, which in her mountain summer hom: should be profitable not only to them store for her.——Inverness Chrou and to their posterity, but which i At should mean eventually a blessing to Washing the Windows. | every creature of the race. “l have washed every wind It was in view of this promise to my house myself and all in on Abraham that the Lord placed a spe- oon,” said a YOUNE Woman w! cial law upon his children, the Is- roted for knowing the easics raclites, at Mount Sinai. That law quickest ways 10 do hous- % | was the basis of a covenant with = “And, what's more, I did no t them. If they would keep that law, Garop of water. No slopping !then all the promise: should be with wet rags for me.” | theirs. That law was recognized as “How do you manage jt? the friend. “Just this way, Wwas th “I buy a pint of denatured a which will wash two dozen w Then I simply put 2 little on and rub the window 1 ‘|that a means should be found .y moment. The dirt come: +| which the transgressions of the peo- twinkling and the window ple against this law could be typical- clean and bright. It taks iy remitted once every yoar, and they half the time and is only the work of the old soan u arer | th way."—New York Sun ——— being perfect, just and good in all jof its particulars; but because the | Israelites were fallen, depraved, im- .| perfect, it was, therefore, necessary 'tirst, that a mediator shoul! be ap ir efforts to keep the law from | generation to generation. The in- R stitution of this mediatorship of Poor Interest. Moses and of the typical sacrifice Other people may be inverc<'cd in your mm; tet & the their ’x'!f' to whom this covenant and law Interest isn't likely to be worth much (Continued on Page 8.) and this | | pointed, viz, Moses; and, secondiy, | “ribe thus permitted to continus inf or sins, ete., all show that the peo- | SEEBATES FOR I =T | SUMMER TOGS | | egeteletiletutetu ettt Vet Tttt e Tt tu e Tt e e e om e On e T O T T We are now showing all the new warm weather materials, in- cluding lawns, linens, organdies and silks of surpassing beauty and in all the latest shades. We also have a new line of ginzhams and percales., {ele e eletu e e atu te e ete et o te e e Our Embroideries Are the talk of the town. We have the most complete lino of laces and embroideries in South Florida. QOO ele] See Our Children’s Dresses n the latest styles. o We carry a full line ofeverything to be found in a el y department store. COME AND SEE US! 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