Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 13, 1912, Page 5

SCHOOL ADDITION PROPOSITION MEETS WITH OBJECTIONS. Since the statement published in the Telegram yesterday afternoon relative to the plan 10 expend some $15,000 or $20,000 inu placing a brick addition to the present school building, the matter has been th> subject of genera)] discussion, and it is evident from expressions heard that there are rock sahead of the proposition. The substance of the comment upon the plan is that it is not deemed advisable from sanitary and other standpoints to crowd so many 2 as of splendid flavor andichildren o one place, where the sgich ® ol grounds are very small, and suiable | zuch €0 “",______ provision for them can hardly be ‘e | Made; that the matter wa sthor- ottinger “w;;’ ::e::ll‘l: oughly discussed some two years ago, y for "‘*’;ihe illpess of | a0d that at an election then held the on account 0 pably be away | 8reat majority of the people emphat- He will probably * |ically expressed themselves against a proposition similar to the plan now advanced; that the people, accord- ing to the expression then made fa- vored the erection of a separate schoo building on the south zide of * & LJ wrs WA Evans has gone 1o At- _nta. where she wil] spend the suum- \.ry pleasantly. - — r E. Taylor presented us with fine l\.uer melon the other day, s e MT F. K. Specht left for their old home in they will spend the A apd Mrs Chairman Cemetery Committee, TELEGRAM, LAW T EABLE'S HOSPTALITY LAST NIGHT A large crowd attended the enter- tainment given last night at the 0dd Fellows hall by the Fraternal Ogde.- of Eagles, and all thoroughly enjoyed the pleasant evening. : Members of the various secret so- cieties of the city had been invited, and about 200 people filled ithe hall when the program of the evening opened. The exercises were presided over by Mr. J. H. Roland, president of the Order of Eagles. Mr. Roland made . | short address and introduced Mr. W P. Pillans and Mr. E. M. Smailex, each of whom made short talks. [ Wednesday evening, | were Music was dispensed throughout | the evening by McHenry's orchestra which daily grows in popularity with music lovers of the city, b Contributing to the pleasure of th evening were some piano solos re i tion JUNE 13, 1912, PAUR FIVR HOLLINGSWORTH NEWS. «rowd gathered ar the lake atternoon to witness the bap- tzing despite the inclemency of the Wedther, Eugene Lowery was a caller at the Flatwoods farm Wednesday. Watermelon Feast. Mr. and Mrse. John McClelland, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Davis, John Pol- leck, Mr. Hallami, Mr. McKenzie, Mr. Schurman and Mrs. Knudson enjoyed a watermelon feast at the hospitable home of Tom Taylor Wednesday evening. | Hollingsworth Correspondent “See- ing Things." 1 don’t know whether we were sceing things or not. Anyway, on about 7:30, we sitting on our porch on the Flatwood farm and we saw what we belicved to be an airship. It passed ver the Lakeland Highland's club ! going in a southerly direc- It looked to be about 500 feet Two Good Places: . C. Stevens’ Jewelry Store AND . . lakeland, Florida . . ouse, Mr. Waite went to Mulberry on - 10 lakeland in dered by Miss say Perry, Miss Han- | ." y the railroad, and conditions at pres- | ilton also sang and played. "'Wednes and brought his sister y fad ent point to the same plan with After the program, a sumptuou- hom, with him for a visit, S e ———————— e & o Z " : it and children | €4U8! If not greater emphasis than|ropast of cold meats, salads, sand-| Good Roads Association Meets. TAIB e Ashevined that time. wiches, ice cream and cake was| The Good Roads Association met lova(t‘d' a:, ';m later The Telegram is utterly disimier- [3crved by the Eagles, AlthoReh | with a large attendance at the Me- B R Bre.‘ar.~il(. where ested in the matter, only being de- | hore were 200 people present, there | dulla school house Wednesday. Sev- » stop In -“‘h‘f" 1 e sirous that whatever is done be done{was food for as many more. After | enteen new members were enrolled. s\ ring 1or sev- 3 » 5P d 5 | . et summeing for the best intevests of our schools. [the supper was over, there were sov- | Farmers' Club Meets Saturday. s It will be giad to publish the ex- eral big boxes of food left over, in- Don't ¢ et the Farmers' Club oa S SRS pressions of citizens who desire 10| luding two big hams, which the or- ! Saturday, June 15, at the home of Carte present either side of the case, in|der turned over to the Baptist Mix- My Cline on Flovida avenue. Every- ’ *{ovd e that born s of the proposi-|ionary soviety, who will distribute body invited, and be sure and bring vk rattlesnake oy gy e g ¥oxet before thelthe food among needy poople, nty to eat with you n length and fpyple, E hus o very pleasant evenin Mrs. 8. D Carney yvesterday pa . mee, closed, which was greatly enjoy I tombstor v her hushund's near ib-1 \ SPIDER AND THE FIRE ALARM. 'y all so fortunate o participat. sray St tin the festivities of the oceasion - e — - It isn’t often that a spider throws | ENDORSED AT HOME. [ i y" . S ] i TO MOVING PICTURE SHOWS. | A R LIRS e Such Proot as This Should Convinee one ful] jus v iwouzh DI ST AT i e Ak Any Lakeland Citizen. i lared 1o be ut h was th 1 1 e i ¢ 15 ) - | R i practice wi ~ 1o olo work fo i some | piory when thy re al MRl PRl ity e public endorsement of a loea! | nong the Illl'l""- twice, calling e tive de- fin toimprovising and suiting mu itizen s the 1 proot that can b | A..n-m-j 4, 1' 1o \\‘fnl 1. The call sty l}w to pictures, and plays not onle Produced. None better, sone strong- | ivlg.l‘l 1»‘1.‘ I‘!.ml\.\ !:Ulfll'j\.h nn‘! : bt real mnsic that enn be O can be had. When aoman comes | | 'j.“l!' ,' i !Il.l‘ "l"n:l‘ ment 1 ved by enltneed patrons forward and e tifies to I vll [ ut on foot Jook- | statlon, h:, "”\,l‘",l“ \"':‘ Sl fl“ Good piano music i< the best for itizens, addre-ses his friends and vion ol the ‘hn\'-'v\'r. Fire Chiel Swatts wa ’“i;-,‘“:\ attraction. nvighbors, you may be sure e i @ bicvele race | faver n!‘ going ont ““.d '“,.“““m' |‘hl' NS PIIEL (61 SOl Ot horoughly convineed or he would worth, which | pider, but e was finally provailed Wolne Orlando. o W13 et o so, Telling one s experien | Howed by a game [ On 1o give up his idea, Vi it is tor the public good is an hat the move- Clie exeltemen wan 1 M ot of hindness that she dd be ap- | biz celebration ! Benlah Hooks saw o spider on i IDLE IMAGININGS. prociiged. The following statement r thousands were | other’s dressc She sereamed 10 her civen by oo resident of Lakeland add e On t acrl lce ua lty ated through the ef- | mother to knocl off, and when sk iy Walt Mason.) aemore 1o the many cases of Home | Lk did so she < overhear re, WL D nsed 1o guide o satoey plow drawn S 5 { . voand we would | .ml- u' i \\].. :v\ rheard m‘ .\I‘. \\‘_ . '“\‘1‘ |:,X‘l\\l‘\;"|”,:,1,,!- |»|;‘»“ ;“.n.- Clndorsement which ave being |-u]h but we are ;ll\\'il_\'s .\111(]‘\'1n;_v: how to uch event, | Sutton, who lives across the siree ! ; : ' Lshed about Doan's Kidney Pills Mrs. Sutton has exp ed two sweat streamed from my hrow and o5 | . Norvell, who was | res within the past year, and she a0 !y wround in pools, And as | la- O, D Brevant, proprictor of Bryang lncrease he ua Ity Myers several days|oree thoneht of fire, and in hep ex- | Bored in the ficld 1 saw the rich drive House, Ribhon and North Tennessed 3 i ohn ¢ o tale dl Central o bys D wish o that 1 ke them wer 8 é ' . 5 . ¥ kbt Bissiisgwannic o il o, " 1 xadly used to sign, oy |10 bakelnd, Bl s CHE W rive the *most now but we are anxious to yive morning took his!=nd in the fire alarm, ghat Mys Phecled,” §osadly used 1o sign, Wl consider Doan's Kidney Pills o rem s N . : i today atd ooks' Nome was Wmrening down|Tull of Joy mmust he: the man whose | 0 Gl el e more. PPhone us and prove it, :; e ““”m I:-:ln‘rv When she learted of her mistake, she | Wealth's in bales, like Lay, who| AT N endorsembiG . T hie \ ctates that hig| ' lephoned ina corvection, but in the | doesi’t have to drive a span of hug f‘ Ken this remedy for backache and Best Butter, per pound . ... .. .. .. S8 ‘o Avcadia, and that | meantime the firchoys had had o ran [ house mules all day! 1t isn® fair ; s throngh my kidvews and it has Sugar' 16 pounds ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1.00 : y 3 . a big crowd was that one should bask upou a colden & . “ eral davs before the wa- | 1or their money, and a big crowd wa Aol saits Gane oopresenion DORTINE 0RRIaNe JO BOMBABRIIN. . 125 e 175; " m:\ l'm" "‘h‘ already headed for the =cene of th tuck, while Cother man pursues a Kidney Pitls restored my kidneys to o Cottolenc, 10 pound pfuh' s 50 wired and traffic | conflagration ) Ll Uronke His Deastattl il e e S e i oned i Cottolene, 4-pound pails. ...... .. ... ... ... : vinired affic it ks wrmal condit i 3 % e . o meanti the poor, offend- And now I ride around in state, re- e g SnoWdl‘lfl. 10-pounl pails T AV S A AR AR AN 115 Fort Mye In the mean- In the meantime the poor, off Lentiee systom being brought | iNE spider hasn’t been seen terved 10 by the throng: and | I‘.m‘i For sale by all dealers, Price 5o | 4 cans family size Cream...... . .. ... ......... 2 iorda by hoat, and sont on - : I"" ks by l‘]’ or 'f“ for whi ' M cotits. - Bostor-Milhirn Co,, - Bultalo { Zeansbabysize Cream. ....... .............ciiivivinenes 25 used to long K wilth envy ar the | fre | ame way, EDISONIA. I s e vll.:"n'“:lle:|"lx:" “ e | New Yok, ol nis for the Unit- | B T [ R S SR e e e 3.00 o ia o Aitthier dnb o Thel Who w nd wish they had e Bl el B e R R 0 S R e S N S R 1490 ,:.r.dv.»o!-‘ 2 ; : | 4 ; } o A Lomemb | tn : P ic Hams : W l2l-2 pound water | Taming of Mary + think is one | scads whils ETIE 1 e MRt b it nthop icnic dams, per pound ... .. m i o b “ . i the|OF the best comedies we have seen in |1t in't o I osigh, “that <ome | Cudahy's Uncanvassed Hams : T ch is the [ : : : 5] won, Mr, @ long while, Others are up to Edi- [ should bask in perieet liealth I “ FINE NEW BUILDING Or-talgon SOEI]L U AR ; oy 1 sonia st " e ! ¢ tofmy insides are ont o of plumb, and | . b of melons on | Sonia standard. When vou want to |y insic 2| 2L i B offee. per nound L Eone i o oL , 2y '; . ' see zood pi s come here can’t be cured ealth, 'm old| ; o Ground Coffee, per p 1del, and and. bttered M- Oue of th tohonses in town | WRRIORE RO - [ o i e o There s 2 PSR om o standpoint of material and | t ns and BIDS WANTED. 'I st U y ‘ finish hias just been completed and, l i odnee ns e 4 = ”\ "':”' ," Jou By iy & Lon stopping to look at it, the other = At Sealed bids will e cived by rods'2 It n al 1T ne-| 1 A ity said: “The nace 1 e N . lday, a visitor in onr city said: S el the city clerk until ncon Wednesday, [ thing wrong® 1'm too shor "V' I, l- ; 1 mill work on 1‘h it huild- L] rThe melons | vaterial and mill ik o i Yool ;) ot ‘dl June 19, on clearing 11 3-4 acres of | now to push tho=e¢ buckskin i"mfl .“ fi I ‘:l w 1 told that ev een antes 5 s ‘ o as ki W e land, to be used as City cemetery |along and guide the satety Pl mption than for il | erything that went into the honse P wiit ] T OReNs Ia clerk's afies. Bieh: | o was supplied by the Lakeland Manu year w o . [ as supplied by the Lakeland Manu- S, i serve. «ct any or all bids, 3 % g A ving shipped daily | T served to rejec L any o ! 'l ' OWN AN AUTOMOBILE facturing Co., whose prices are rea- ; ¥ W. P. PILLANS, —_— Mol sonable for the hest grade of ma- P4 060000 PALATRA GRANTS FRANCHISE, 'y il has granted & e Sonthern Bell Tel- leeraph Co. THEATRE 0000000000000@0 | VAUDEVILLE < NELSON AND WARD < ‘3 In an Act That Pleases o p,““ ‘3 KIDDERS FROM KIDVILLE. S [000000060000000 |’I‘ 0gram f0l' Ionigllt Tnt HDIES yyp cmlnlttNS’ THEATRE | We have contracted with 1} - debaker corporation to sel] 1M F. 50's and Flander’'s 20's, W Luve vlhtm here to show you. Anyor u- | terested please call or phone 1 will be pleased to demonstri:« «nd quote prices. If you want « ood | reliable car, you will not b ¢ ap | pointed if you purchase . of | these we have mentioned S. M. St 5-28-tf G. C. 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