Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 3, 1912, Page 5

snowden spent a few hours Friday, attending to busi- rning that evening. ol s, P. Jordan, State pure food ; in the city today on of- pusiness. SRR Terry Dickerson, of Buford, iting her daughter, Mrs. rrer. on Florida avenue. R e e . Graves, a valued employe Grocery Co., spent Sun- )a very pleasantly. muest of Miss Mattie Mec- (.ur city for a few weeks. .+ is making quite a few city.—Arcadia News. lian Hatcher, of Lakeland, .uted a position with 8. B & ;‘., at Leesburg, as stenog- sing the melon season.— ‘ommercial. iss tiludys Trunnell returned on she has spent the last Thursday for EVENING TSLEGRAM LAK Mrs. W. P. Pillans is spending some time with her parents, Hon. and Mrs. Robinson, at their home in Orlando. Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Weddell leave Vermont, where they will remain until cool weather. Mr. F. Marion Lanier is over to- day from Bartow attending to busi- ness and looking happy and hand-| some as ever. Mrs. M. daughter, Marjorie, returned yester day from West Florida, where they went to visit Mrs. Hetherington's sis- ter, Mrs. Chas. L. Hobbs. The Memorial Association wil meet tomorrow afternoon at the home L. Skipper, the president. All members arg requested to be pres- of Mrs. J. ent. Caddin had the pleas las ev. R. T. ure of tying the nuptial knot night for Mr. A. C. Annie Lee Jerkins, the ceremony be ing performed at Rev. Caddin's home. The couple apprised their friends of and invited them to be on hand to witness the ceremony, stating the hour when they Instead of being married at the hour mentioned, -d-\ from Lakeland and Fort|Mr. Brown and Miss Jerkins arrived the approaching event, would plight their troth. at Rev. Caddin’'s house ahead of time D. M. Graves was mingling busi- uess and pleasure in Tampa Saturday and Sunday. F. Hetherington and Brown and Miss MR. J. M. PEACOCK. Mr. J. M. Peacock, who has been seriously ill for the past two months, passed away Saturday night at the Gordon Keller hospital in Tampa, whither he was taken to be operated on for abscess of the liver. The op- cration was performed, and it was thought Mr. Peacock was getting along remarkably well; however, Sat- urday afternoon he began to sink, and before any of his family could reach his bedside, he had passed to Lis fina] reward. The body was brought up to Lake- land yesterday morning at 11:35, and i the funeral was conducted yesterday at 4 o'clock, Rev. Isaac C. Jenkins of- ficiating. A large number of sorrow- ing friends were present to pay their last respects. Mr. Peacock came to Lakeland sev- eral years ago from North Carolina and engaged in the lumber business, being associated in this business with his son-in-law, Mr. R. E. Lufsey, un- til the business was sold to the firm now known as the Lakeland Manufac- taring Co. He owned a large busi- ness block on South Florida avenue, and had built a lovely home, one of the handsomest in the city. In this way, Mr. Peacock was a considerable factor in the upbuilding and develop- ment of Lakeland, and in his passing he will be greatly missed. He was a man who was honorable in al] of his dealings, a man of splendid char- 1 t re where family, which consits of a devoted . months with relatives,—Lees-jand were married and made a swfit “m-x' ltwo Idaugh'borfl \I?'s l‘:aul S et-away, the crowd coming later.| .. ' . A ommercial. & & .| O'Doniel and Mrs. R. E. Lufsey, and e Vera Pearson, who taught in keland High school last year, appointed teacher of the ade in the Fairfield school onville, 1 :1icipal Judge Cox, having gone Partow this morning, and Mr. M. A\ uno thereby becoming mayor pro Ml W, P. Pillans dished out ¢ . in the Municipal Court this| in most approved style and Judicial dignity. — 2. 7. F. Golden has accepted pustorate of the Baptist church Lo summer at Leesburg, and will s at the regular hours sunday. Dr. Golden formerly Lakeland while editor of the| tist Witness, and Mrs. D, E. Hamilton, of | 1 a, who recently pur-| valuable property of Mr. tjamin Hart, three miles north of 1, moved out to their new home They are highly pleased th our town and country generally. ertainly welcome this estimable ‘0 our midst. e a pised the W the first, md Mrs. T. A. Rodgers, aneand, visited their daughter, Mrs, Hollingworth, west of the city, days last week. They were readia while here, visiting Loir <on, Mr Pasco Rogers, a valued of Dishong Bros.—Arcadia Ay Annic Browning returned v nizht from Georgia, where . been visiting relatives and pleasantly since the re While at Macon Miss Brown- “he distinction of riding in with Gen. and Mrs, nd Mrs. John B. Gordon, riage heading the parade. age EDISONIA. another great historical wo reels, giving the life sntures of Daniel Boone, the ‘rontiersman. This is an in- nd instructive film and by every one. A good seen <Ay goes with it W nizht Gaumont's bean- colored subject, “Heav- ZeT A fine picture, { fii’é”éfiifl Cm Tht HllltS’ ANI) CHILDRENS’ THEATRE —_— PROGRAM TONIGHT. “AND ADVENTURES ¥ DANIEL BOONE Two Reels. CELIREN UNDER 12...a....5¢ R -}'- > o The latter will no doubt *‘get even' with the newly weds yet. The and had it not been for the fact tha the name and address appeared there on, we might never have found it. Al of which leads us to the conclusion that everyone who travels should, be- | fore starting on their trip, attach tag to the baggage giving their name, from what town they are and where Then, as in our case, !when a bLaggage master in another town rechecks your trunk and makes @ mistake in matching the checks, and thereby gives you somebody else’s they are going. trunk and they get yours, all partie concerned can easily get in communi- cation with the owner of said bag- gage. This arrangement would mutually beneficial to both the rail- read officials and the travelers them- selves, FARMERS' EDUCATIONAL AND CO-OPERATIVE UNION CHANGES DATE OF MEETING. All locals of the Farmers' tional and Co-operative Union o America are ers’ Union will occur on July Statesboro, in order that we, Farmers' Union, them in their meeting, it co-operate wit necessary to change our mecting to | the first Thursd; which wi be on July 4, at Griffin, will open at 10 o'clock sharp. body cordially invited to attend. M H. MURRELL, County President, J. A. DRIGGERS, Secretary in July, LOST-—Chatelaine pi office. 1 Streater, Reward if returned to Mrs, 503 AJESTI THEATRE writer happened to lose a trunk while traveling the other day, be Educa- requested to take notic of | that the State meeting of the Farm- 10 at in Gadsden county, and, the locals of the hecomes The meeting Every- | between the Methodist church and the post- East Orange street 6-3-1f a son, Dr. J. W. Peacock, of Thomas- ville, N. ., have the sympathy of their many friends. /| © FRECKLED GIRLS. 11 T have just received a stock ot WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM, prod- uct of WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM CO., Charleston, South Caroliva, It is FINE, is fragrant and harmless and positively removes freckles, tan and brown moth, bleacnes dark fre- es light. Will not make hair grow You have my guarartea tha* it will take off your freckies and tan or 1 will give you back your money. Come |in, see and try it. THE JARS ARE LARGE and two at most are suffi- clent. 1 send them by mall, if de- cired. Price 50 cents and $1. Wilson's Fair Skin Soap, 23c. LAKE PHARMACY. REV. BUNYAN STEVENS ACCEPTS OCALA PASTORATE a s Rev. Bunyan Stevens has accepted a cal] to the pastorate of the First Paptist church of Ocala. Mr. Stev- ens preached a trial sermon in the Ocala church, and the members were so delighted that they extended « which was accepted 2 few days He will take charge the firs: of July. Mr. Stevens was the popular pas tor of the First Baptist church in Kissimmee until the first of last In ';u mber, having gerved @ Most succe: ] pastorate of a little more than nf o h 8 n three He Jeft Dee. 1 to take | the pastorate of the Baptist church at Plant City. - Kissimmee Valley Gu- zette, ACKNOWLEDGE IT Lakeland Has to Bow to the Inevit- able—Scores of Citizens Prove It. After reading the pubic gtatemont of this representative citizen of Lake- land given below, you must conn this conclusion: A remedy proved o benefivial years agzo 1y be expe J. o wh the kidneys, can natu ed to perform the same ilar ca Read this: Mrs. Lena Smith, East Bay ot and lowa avenue, Lakeland, | “I have used Doan's K v work in 0000000000000 This coupon and five cents when presented at box office, ® will admit any lady to our Wednesday matinees, between < the hours of 2:30 and 5:30 p. m. # Cl [-N-N-N-R-RN-R-N-R-R-R Program for Tonight, STUDENT. CURING A RECKLESS (Gaumont—Drama.) PATHE WEEKLY CURRENT EVENTS. AN ANTIQUE KING. (Lubin—Drama.) ————— Pills off and on for some time ol °!would not be without them m 2 !subject to attacks of backal 0 doubt brought on by over-ex. 1 At such times the Kidney soor 1 . |always become unnatural ar y a.c-nora! health is affected. 1 learod that nothing would help me ¢ m Doan's Kidney Pills. They s Ol act quickly and tone up my ¢ 4 Mrs. Smith gave the abov e r:ent on May 14, 1908, and win he | was interviewed on Feb. 23, 1@ he | said: I willingly re-endo: he merits of Doan’s Kidney Pills an | recommend them stronger to an ever. 1 <onfirm the statemen® . ©R in 1908, I have been great ae- | fited by Doan’s Kidney Pill afternoon from the family residence | acter, and in his passing the bereaved | B. Y. P. U. ENCAMPMENT ND, FLA, JUNE 3, 1912, PEOPLE WHO HAVE COME HERE AND MADE 600D (Cortinued from Page 1.) celery sold at $1,100 per acre, and| 1 have grapefruit sell on th«-. trees at $1,000 per acre. Every few days 1 receive letters from parties in Canada, the northern | States and even California, stating| they are coming here to look over the country with a view to securing| komes and engaging in business. 1! predict that during the coming fall | and winter there will be greater ac- uvity in business and more people buying property in this region than ever before. 1 like my business. | iike the country. 1 like the people, and 1 want my friends to come and share al] these good things with me. seen OWN AN AUTOMOBILE. We have contracted with the Stu- debaker corporation to sell E. M. F. 50's and Flander's 20's, We have them here to show you. Anyone in- terested please call or phone and we will be pleased to demonstrate and quote prices, If you want a good, reliable car, you will not be disap- pointed if you purchase either of these we have mentioned. 8. M. Stephens. 5-28-1f G. C, Rogan, AT LAKE CITY. While the B. Y. P. T of Florida has been organized for a number of years, yet this body has never held an encampment, the members of the organization therefore looking for- ward with the greatest anticipation to the Floridda B. Y. P. U. encamp- ment and convention to be held July 1 to 7 inclusive at Columbia college, | Lake City. At the morning exercises today at the First Baptist church George Hy- man, of Jasper, who is secretary of the Florida B. Y. P U, will speak in regard to the object and the im- portance of the encampment and con- vention. Every effort will be made Fetween now and July 1 to give the event the wt publicity possible in order to have a large attendance from all sections of the State An excellent and elaborate gram has been outlined for the ocea- sion and the speakers include a long list of prominent men of this State, while others will be at Lake City 1rom South Carolina, Kentucky, Ge pia, Oklahoma and Mississippi and also from Brazil— Jacksonville Times- Union. greate pro- NOTICE. All members of Polk Encampment No. 3, L. 0. 0. F,, are requested to be presented tonight at 7:30 p.m. Work in the Golden Rule degree, F. A. M'DONALD, Scribe H. 0. DENNY, ¢ P, FINE NEW BUILDING. - | ralse?” One of the best nouses in fown from a standpoint of material and finish just been completed and, on stopping to look at it, the other day, a visitor in our city said: “The material and mill work on thathuild ing is fine” Me was told that ev- ervthing that went into the house was supplicd by the Lakeland Manu- facturing Co, whose prices are rea- sonable for the best grade of ma- terial. Call them up. Phone 76, | Prophylactic. Knleker—"What flowers will you Subub ‘omething that I8 deadly to chickens.” DEAR ME This remark we hear almost daily about our NICE LINE OF CANDIES. 10c pound Cocoanut Ices Cocoanut Cuts Cocoanut Almonds Cocoanut Bon Bons Jelly Beans Jelly Crystal Drops Sugar Brilliantines After Dinner Mints After Dinner Wintergreens 25¢ pound Chocolate Walnut Tops Chocolate Peanut Clust Chocolate Nut Chips Chocolate Nougants Chocolate Caramels Chocolate Almond Tops ve..10e! T aaassasaa PrETeRERTRTRe S e e a ] OPEN AT 6 P. M. fieneral Mlmlssion...loc Cllildren, under 12....5¢ ]ma,\‘ continue to use my re! li am always pleased to speat i word in favor of Doan’s Kidn: 7 For sale by all dealers 50 cents. Foster-Milburn ¢ o, | New York, sole agents | ed | Remember 1 d take no other ———— "Keep'nq Books” on Os" ches an ostrich T a has n aly an lndl\'idqal va on the quality of Chocolate Marsh Mellows P. S—Watch our windows. S AND 10¢ DEPT STORE No. 115 Main ¢ Phone 282 Black as nearly perfect as a human institu tion can be. And we shall be giad Two Good Places: . C. Stevens’ Jewelry Store S . Lakeland, Florida . . We Won't Sacrifice Quahty but we are always studying how to Increase The Quality We give the “most now but we are anxious to give more. Phone us and prove it Best Butter, per pound Sugar, 16 pounds Cottolene, 10 pound pails Cottolene, 4-pound pails Snowdrift, 10-pounl pails 4 cans family size Cream 7 cans baby size C'eam 1-2 barrel best Flour. .. 12 pounds best Flour Picnic Hame, per pound Cudahy's Uncanvassed Hams. .............. ... ..... 16 Octagon Soap, B for.......................ooviiiiennnnns . 25 Ground Coffee, per pound. .. ... 25 D CRLIORE BOIOBERE. /. v.i oo yhbihuinrinhiinrss iniavonyss ..60 Exercise Your Right to criticize wherever you find anything in this store's service that dces not please you. We welcome criticism just as we appreciate praise. We Aim To-Make This Dry Goods Store 2nd grateful for your help with any suggestions that will help towardthat result. CHILES Subscribe for The Telegram B e e e )