Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 1, 1912, Page 5

PERSONAL? Medulla, Aug. 1.—The Med somewhat indisposed but his and Mrs. ably supplied Moore was | few d places were v the prefess Pl in their THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND ' MEDULLA STILL PROGRESSING ischool is progressing nicely Profes=or Moor by M lln«ln' l'ml\m and Mrs. R. O, lxpl\lu :‘ ulla Their Broken Hearts | | SILVERWARE AND CUT GLASS : ——— me—s — \RL =2 , WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, \ {week 6 \ 1i K miah Smith and Co. have g : EPHESENTE" aA. / topened up a i class m‘.t;u 1x1f\1‘l<--! ; M' 4 i “‘\'”i i?] : I IL._M‘\\ Ii:;l\l_ BUAHANTEE" As B b fand are receiving a zood line of I'i”'; erately in the ~{laims™ have w orth onl" when { : | o hear it. A backed Ly deeds. ek rasIcisaate ‘ $ ta erossing, Shouting by merchaats as to what 1 L menher 1\11!03'1';\1 I\OTILE K hitge- sloro. huilal ass = Yer e o ey can do for the trade is mot as ¢ A i face hirn I i e “‘-'.‘.“m:.t oo i a practical demonstra- § - “0 Good Reads Meeting at the Residence ! ™ o Ere TINE saon il b fUt o strative way ¢ of ion. H. J. Drane. et . i 1al witions they would have ; i rs of this ] For Hiass (1 clked over by the oblivious ) lqloh any u.OT‘S that do roads i I'ria i city. | e J ’ ' ar as represented. Lakeland, Mu rry und 7. the good | s me all un,” the young ¥ t et duostod b wion o meet ot 2 ou . mourntully. “To think H C q T Ev E N S ecting o. the Good Roads | with ilon. H. J. Drane in l'n-|~1 your going ; for the whole live- ! . & X ‘v L tion at the residence of the Hon, M. {cisy of Lakeland, where we hope to | lor A “L\nnnlv ! a1 r.u:'( (g‘;: too! “:-‘{‘;;1 t .”‘4\\ ’2[4"41\ i D . at Lakeland, at 2 p.oomleet aosoodly number of the mem-| h\ lx‘!w :“;h‘m‘l“” u":“:_ll:ml\n,l.““ o ; f LAKELAND, .. Froripa | wnd little daugh- | \Wwed YooAug T, 19120 Special {hers, also other interested parties “George!” the young woman cried | ‘ \ . where they will Hinvitation is extended to hoard of | We expect i very interesting meetin2 | in aecents which mingled reproach for of the summer (rade members, automobilists and | tives, Dr iu them later Bryan will | property owners in this territory a | yeur 2 i [.h;lll_\‘ and earnestly requested. . Markham, of Lake City, | P b T . McCLELLAND, lup to action, L fun ke e 2 “[';“‘::")::“c:r. | ity night before last, [ President Lakela ighlands Good | The weather has been war p| 08 true as 1 am mysell: you c¥ .1|"\ ”f‘lh 1 \ ohtruxl:xr “‘l;l..l‘ll.” \‘_lkil.‘:;d Hignlang “.’,“,3 The ““."lf” h."“,l'“" Rkt r"‘_ help circumstances, and it is only soond o while with u'r oads Associntion, 8-2-3 the past few days for this- country natural that with a lot of those Willte | N Mroand Mrs. W, B. .\Iar-| but showers recently will doubtless| boys hanging around you whose fath- g wio resides at corner of Mis- | P cool us off again, ers have enough money to choke ‘em nue and Myrtle street. | GROUND BB.OKEN FOR you should forget me! 1 can't be at 53 ANOTHER BUSINESS HOUSE. An alligator was shot and Killed your call all day with touring cars I+ Pierce Kimbrough left last —— .1‘ ey b and motor boats to amuse you and Rl Eatar s e Ground was broken this morning |Several days ago at Fort Wayhe | epey oant | don't blame you, Con- B tes D RRTIRERT | o nother business house, Messes, [11d-s and much cxcitement Was| geantia, not at all! I—" 1o cnter the summer school 4 Siness house, Messrs. q : v for college at Lexington, . he expects to enter the underway looking to the erection a two-story store and office just west of the VanHuss building. The new structure will stories in height devoted of Gentry & Futeh, which fitted up in <plendid style, b as handsome {in the State and danghter, + rearet to state that Mr, F. H. v i still eritically ill, his con- not at all satisfactory iy triends nestly will soon begin to im- in fac Wilker attention and presence is cor- Gentry & Futeh having gotten work build- ing on their property on Main street be two . the first floor to be to the undertaking parlors will be as any to be found | St The second floor will as there is nd | bon't fail 1o bring noney as it build roads and the the some tikes money of [the ity Mr. G. W, *An alligator measuring 7 11 inches in length 130 pounds was shot morning shortly after 10:3 iv the St. Mary's river, t, {tance trom where the St Joe rivers meet, 5 Wagner street feet a short di by Fred Hube o much business pending. Ludies stir men caused when the news spread oves Pixley, whose With Huber and woe. to | doubt me!” eorge!” she went on, touring cars! k| don't trust me! 8- r “Will you, really?” he asked. “But .. | 'm not selfish enough to want to spoil your good times—" “low can you! If you knew ladies and | how unhappy it makes me to have you “It isn’t that,” said the young man.l ot | “I shall cry, right out here on the street, if you talk that way!" declared home is in Fort Wayne, sends us the | the young woman in anguished tones. following account of the occurrence: and and weighing yesterday 10 o'cloc] “l don't see what has got into you, “As though anybody could ever take your place, no matter it he had a dozen boats and It just shows that you 1 shall be as lone- some as you and I shall think of you Mary's and | all the time!" A ELIMINATE DISTANCE Phone Your Order Don't try your t .per or patience, simp.y go to your telephone and call 62, and you will be con- nected with our Special Order Department. What- Always In The Lead That's What We Alm To Be Always in the lead, when it comes to fresh, pure, full-strength drugs, toi- let articles, sundries, and all drug store merchar- dise. i | ] livided i 1i i it the time was his brother, Julius W anee Rl wumlu o e sioying b gl jlullIAIll\n‘I :\|1I]“:"».\.'-"-|“;'>|\:l~”.‘. " ::‘ Huber, of 521 Wazner street, and, |y (.“:2 l‘I:r::-“h l‘:'h:lyl‘;(lp"u("fll’ P"(fl(; NAoD.YOuIdeal At oar il e ’.:h , o Wilder in Atlanta | ¥ AL Lot i i G T e e SATe OfHILWIThOMR : ' eiwo teet on Main street and will With the help of several other men, | times without you! It's going to be store for our service Is tory goods and satistac rom there 1o Hender lostond back 150 foot. they hoisted the monster into w wag: | perfectly horrid. 1 don't see why, just lbdsing i 3 7 1 tor the remainder of | on and drove it to the Peter A, Mo- | because my family have a summer DA AL CVOLY AT, Ry SaENIoe: k ! [ ran dee howse, where it was dresged | home and want to go to it, 1 should ( e i — P ) MR MILTON'S VIEWS ON bR he dragged along when I'd be so much LS - & MBASELR R A S e g et febioded — | happler here in town where [ could | & |4 rard ‘|‘.nl l.} 1 'I\ PROTECTION 01“- ALLIGI\TORS,] Il nv\\‘ that a real, live, :-u|‘~' geo vou! There will be nothing furl 2L i n vl- trom e ke ' | {enongh allizator had been shot in | e o do and you'll hay .+ everything | & .i HEN! EY & HEN, E Y h days, having gom Ay : am kit 1 Pehe St Mary's river caused quite a | here, Wl 1o spend some time Vo? Punta Govda Heralt v your o aone the citizens of - Fort "rl‘Mnk of all the other girls you'll | 1k i v made the trip in 8 B ':‘]\“““‘,\'\.‘.\n. betore the noon hour yester- | sec - talk about my forgetting you! S 1”E WHITE DRUG STORE : Nevs whet QISR R sl R o I (:.-nr-,;.-, ‘_\-;m;nl:u- :-;' busy lnm- ’ ; wath ey Hy or the po : = ning around with half a dozen others MewWs cied, the inte Brew, un | oot bl 5 Eredre 1 0 s s X TR ‘||. y ..I‘: B i llli t toni : o '"': that you won't remember my name or @__*' i b it i S T et SU R e thiet Tople 0F CON g eolor of my eyes! 1 guess | know | SEIELEA IR bR ¥ e TovEe e B S e streets, in s ey and you're like all the rest, 1 ‘Hm“ who .“.] Ll “ : \. : : stores, in the homes and at the | ysed to think you were different, but s afternoon. The B ¢ xears and when |’ ["“I"‘”" poorks, waes Cthat alligator,” somehow 1 see things more clearly ments will be ma ors were mare than plenti Wher 3 tonight and 1 know —* kel here It Came From. NIl interment prob. If U »‘“i' ! “'I\l"' UE \;‘I“ Aty T’""I Perhaps the most feasible story “Cor l:u:llu." |n(erlru|m'|:((lu- ymlmy.t: rrow morning in lin a live alligator eV Eed T g where it came from s that tolg | Man, firmly, “you don't know wha - . W taken back 1o M | ceICh my doss and hoes an eattle, |y _l' "“)';“.'W S TIRTGE e mit| vou are saying. Since I've known you| Phone 279 R, P. BROOKS Fla. Ave & Main S T ard one came very near getting me by : 3 gl i I can't tell whether there is another » B last night: . 5 f jonee 10 Mr. Editor of the Punta ‘In 190N Cain Baker, now living ::\:)l lok:lr:n'"h\'n:; 'lm(v! n'lt :I:;Dllyd(:lmz.: ts DA'LY MENUK".'" Pound : | Gorda tHer o it ! : JARRLs B em! You have a . ! s down yesterday | Gor '}" Herald had »""" oy P waodburn, brought home three | the depth of my affection for you Beef Cuts—Florida. Pound. | Pork Cuts, CIt, having some dental | he would not e xo wich sympathy | an ailigators from Tampa, Fla, [ when you think things like those you [loin steak ....oovuiiiiinnnns 15¢ | Chops g is improving greatly ‘:fln' vl.v'm Their :’m!-- ‘lr-; good lu:‘- on his return from service in the huvodjum been m;ylmf!' Tell me that | T bone steak ..........c..... . 18c|Roast ........ nd has also developed | Many things and their teeth are used Spanish--American war e was = | You on't mean them!" 7 bone steak 12¢ | 7, ‘ | ; ; S J v ! as i AR ¢ | Mutton Cuts. i fact, a number of | for ornaments, but 1 would e glad |y o her of the th Indiana Volun- Ld e puriect)y miserible B £ noh: Round steak . A e 12¢ Chops, plain sarcely recognized him, | 10r some one to show me any good inly e e isen one of the reptile estly belleved them,” she admitted. Loin roast 15¢] 4 l: y 3 d 1o see him gaining (@ lve one The Herald man said it i | i e -' "] 1 guess 1 just said them so I could ) CRiet e ey :' S, BIonch ‘ i aining S e b e died and Mro Baker, hecoming dis- | hear you deny thme, You're sure you | Prime rib roast ............. 12¢ 1 eg ...v.uu r it will be ox)l_\"n "'; a 500n be that a northe "‘ "“‘ ;' ited, threw the other two into the | won't forget me, George?” Plain roast ......o.oviininn 10¢ | Shouider time hefore he will ‘ could not see :c sator. Well, accor “lriver This is probably one of the| “Forget you?" he repeated, tremu-|Roll roast .......... ey Lk [TET e e e e | ki Lakeland at | 0@ to my judement, and almost ev g o grew into the river, although [ J0usly. “You are part of my every [Stew ....................... 8¢ jjam, boiled, sliced niietoe fery other persons that s wellac fe Cn e oo might have dicd * | tought! T ghall think of you every ¢y o i Mo ¢ Y e {auainted with the “zator, they would i S st evening when I wander about all O R ERRle 10¢| Ham, smoked, sliced ..... viacant houze near I not miss much and 1 think it our 0 i \|\] o F;“”I;."' “.h;l EeR 10 alone—" Beef c““'—xnnm Clty Pound Bacon, sliced .............. act e near | il g ampa, Fla, quite often ¢ o has « " g 24 . g 3 carly honr yester- E legislators would try to enact somie \ ‘,“”.il" : .I :l' ’. ”k"‘ : ”.-“, 1“-',.__' ) I It sounds so snd,” she broke in. |'0“I A S *| Bacon, whole strip NS sear h.n" Joe ]-;n\' an | lnws that wonld he some benefit to S B = II’.'I“”:' “Tll be just Mke that, too. Il sit and | T bone Bl(!-lk """"""""" “|All pork sausage ............ 30e Demity Sherift 1 A four people at farge thes would ot [ SoSralsmall ones, s of the | look at the lake and Imagine that you |7 bone steak ............... Beef and pork sausage ..... . 12%e .w!\:\ .\hvn!{\.l A e lml [ 'J 1“ 4 : ! ‘\u : a "r opinion that the alligator is mor:|are with me and then it won't seem | Round steak ............. ted by an unknowa | have time to fool away ' TS g han 1 cars The alligators | 80 ba vate - 5 Extras rite negro, who lunged land gophers and such staff as that LAl e \,"M i B ' d dawl';::n N e il L % By wzed | ’ Krow to a certain length during their | Ad men having good times at the|, .. roast ..... 25¢ G 1 hes Dail! | Hinton tried to sub- | WONOMIETON - Heinger days, according to local q. | 94nces and parties. 1 must go In now, Pork C RS Rl e il i it was compelled to! __ thorities, and then grow at the rate dear. Good night!” |'l°r utS——Flonda. P‘"flld- UK UWE BRI o 114 s o b . ) £ | sy < 3 “Good night, dearest,” sgald the|''hoDs 3 ree shots into the £ utie theh & vokp. - Thews in L oh ’ ’ Brookfield butter ......... oon ax Hint s i of one inch a year |'|'l.l is one 1eb- | young man. “I shall count the hours | Roast -| Brookfield butter 35¢ “r-” g l‘l nn' en- | tile in Los : \nuvln. \.\'I-u his four-| that you'll still be in town.” Ham Pimentto cheese ........ 2 for 25¢ A match S e e vears old ane i little more than | As the young woman entered her |Shoulder Small cream cheese. 2 for 26¢ b !‘ulv‘- a spring a* - ‘ {fous feet in denzth, and it is spow | own house the telephone bell rang and Stew Dixie chee 25¢ varried on in the ng at the rate of one inch a yeur | She answered. ; e it AR SEBENERA Kty ury was sum- | ording to that, the alligator |, :‘Oh' “_""“ you, Jessie?” she cried, A TRIAL. vesterday morn AJ ES I I feanght vesterdey would he neaply “::‘?(' wl":"’ g"""“d'o the ":“‘ nox‘t g T - — ted Mr. Hinton FVOD voas: 4 thnn the *¢k. I'm so glad you're going, too! on ‘ i ton years old, if not more than that i Your cousin will be with you part of THEATRE - S {the summer? West Point, you say? | (1 um crazy to meet him! I stmply ' NiARY AVNOUNCEMENT e A% h OWN AN AUTOMOBILE. love dark eyes! Oh, maybe he won't H ! Q00000000 GO000OO . 'llknmellall—ynumsuvhafln(temr . will open his We have contracted with the Stu-|Indced, T will try to give him a good in September. COME ONE. COME ALL. debaker corporation to sell E. M, F.|'ime—can’t you bring him around to N 50 and Flander's 20's. We bavo | ¢4l before we leave town? Bring him AND l AK s e B R Ao s s B P < |to dinner. 1 can hardly walt till ho ¢ ay make | 3 : re to show you. Anyone in- | comes!” tudy at any time < terested please call or phone and we | p A few blocks away the young man 7-'.'9-6;» | Prouram ‘or Ionight, | will be pleas‘d to demonstrate and | jaused to lght a cigar and then he We are having ! qv:r)'l‘;] prices. If you want a good | happened to glance at a girl goilng by. teee 90 l k e aiath W reliable car, you will not be dicap- | He dropped the mateh and 1t burned sovoncog, | i o o, | T sou Wil w v diy | 1St e s A GRAND OPENING DAY | (Kaht ikl these we have mentioned. “There's the little peach that's vis- | " 5 SoNl B , & At iy o b Unams: be it limectt |§ - Qur sidewalk is clear of the old Post Office Labi omedy.) ‘ tf G. . Rogan. und and get introduced —1 r.mll % TOM 'S BADY | NOTICE ) _n(»l T,'f",w; ik t this sum: l Eagle Rrand Hams . kb oN R A TS 18¢ per pound t22ce0e L : ¢ mer! hicago Dally Eagle Brand Bacon . ...21c per pound ““..“ is to inform my customer ST e | Qats ..... $2.20 per sack DIES —— that I have moved my shoe repai X No Myslery Faney Prunes SEoRhae 0 AND CIII[ L e ) . trs. Serappy—Did you y “esiaisisieees it le e i s 15¢ per pound DR[NS shop to my home, and to ask ther n? Woman Btunet ¢ White meat, per side 14¢ per pound nlease leave b 28 o ob v SILRE: S S i s THE \TRE oPEN AT 6 P M o pl (L.f, lea ,."hrx. \\’}I’?\ at Cloug i s Doctors?®* For Wednesday and Shoe store, where 1 will get sar Scrappy—Mary, a v 5 tongue s Lo Thu“day' 1( l'l return it two days afte i ';v'm‘t talk would puzzle more 11 work left there wen doctors.—Li | E 22008 1o fieneral Admlssmn...loc ™ —— | 1 Thanking customers for Easiest way. | Ch"dre“, under |2----5c‘r~ 3 g a conti : Friend—Why do you wear those | L ] [] - SR I l e CNDER 12 ...-....ul“‘”"“”““”'“"‘“"“ ¢, 1 am, True to PHILIP FISCHER June 23, 1912, tnem to anybody else they ily old-fashioned collar:? rkers (a2 man of i se, when the washerwomar ck. The Pure Food Store Ask the Inspector PHONE 93