Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 12, 1912, Page 5

! | »orerson and som, Earl.l Mrs. G. T. Spear and children s ve tonight for Jacksonville, wher . > night from Ocala, [leave tonight for Jacksonville, where “oent several days with|they go to join Mr. Spear, who is Ly vard master for the Seaboard Air Line there. Mr. Spear assumed his new duties about three weeks ago. paterson and family o the two story resi- Hardin on South H. D. Bassett is having extensive improvements made to his home on Scuth Kentucky avenue. A stone coping is being placed around the front, large brick porch piers are be- ling put in place and numerous other . improvements made, which will gligruoan make this already lovely home one lle, Tenn of the handsomest in the city — 1 <nds us a card from i ‘ol where he is| Mr. C. Trent, who has been in Col., He is hav-|Charge of the Western Union tele- the | 8raph office at this point, has been v is happy at have s time her son, reached from who a time ant sojourn in transferred to Tallahassee and left . much ks is no doubt being for that place Saturday night. Mr. mpros ¢4 Trent is one of the most accommo- dating gentlemen it has even been our pleasure to meet, and we regret exceedingly his removal from Lake- land. ¥ A H. Darracott writes that ¢ i« visiting various points in worgia. including Ocilla, Fitzgerald 30 other places, and that she is en- solf very much, all of be interesting news to and friends. Since the removal of Mr Trent to Tallahassee, the Western Union of- 5 fice is temporarily in charge of Mr. rte, who has been visit- | Embry, district manager, who is of her brother, Mr.|holding down the office until the ar- for the past two|rival of the new operator, Mr. E. . s morning for St.[Atkinson, who was formerly in the <he will spend a [Evansville, Ind., office, and who has i goinz to her home [recently been the operator at Brad- ley Junction four vhnul\ late j J. A, HOWELLS IS lelay being eaused DEAD AT AUBURNDALE 208, a Feliiae fning jumped the | suburndale, Fla., Aug, 120, A sy The wreek- | owells, aged 79y vared the track. PwWalliam Dean Howel »oand former [ United tSates minister to Links i« N IAD vas Vhecls on s, brother of accompanied by moning for | Saturday, at the home of his son A voothey will spend | The body was sent to Jefferson, 0., Mrs. | for burial where he formerly lived coare al- [ e was a former editor in Ohio Vil probably re- | hack, vacation, Tor comes | DREDGE ST. JOHNS | LOST ON JETTIES. Vo Natiale Roquemore left this S lavksonville after a ettt with relatives in this i I oearly return was caused [ 1 ndisposition of her sister, *r Oakley, whom we are ¥ 4 now impreving. Jacksonville, Fla., Aug. 12 An absolute wreck, the once handsome and costly government dredge St Johns, valued at $180,000, and which was a pride of this port, has been abandoned to the work of the elements and from the indications but a short time will elapse before the last vestige of the dig suction dredge will disappear. S —————— Work on the extension of the Cen- tral avenue line of the local street company will begin Monday morning and the officials expect the line from St. Petersburg to Boca Cei- ga bay to be in operation by Thanks- giving.—St. Petersburg Independ- ¥r uud Mrs Ray Norling have mied from Jacksonville, and have sinents at the home of Dr, F. D. b Mr Norling is the prescrip- “4' 4t the Central Pharmacy, and * tirming wife will be warmly *md in Lukeland soclety cigp- car e < 1o learn that she has * Orezon, where ghe will | ent. T tiree months visiting “Hoving the pictur- of that fine country. tkeland, Mrg Rig- 1 Missourd, and re- s been a most Important Point. “Would you die for me?" she mur mured. “Gladys, darling”” he an- swered. “And would there.” she con- tinued, softly, “be anything ieft for { me after the undertaker's bill was t. 1 and son, Ger- | Pald?"—The Bachelor's Casket. A ring for Atlanta, (R R R N S Y Will make their fu- R aaasacasaa o2 R0 SRR ENYY the regret of Wl friends, Mrs. “r son, Dr, J. vho rising AJ EST[ S0uth’s metrop- S i e e k. r v enter the | TH EATRE “hnology in the LE-E-R-R-B-N-N-N-N-X-X.F.X-F Meet Me at the Majestic Tonight. LAR-R-N-R-N-N-X-N-N.¥. %X “Program for Tonight, THE .[DISW. tteceace UES' AND ChiLpRENS? THEATRE e, AT JIM Urama.) SHRINKING RAWHIDE (Selig—Drama.) VON WEBER'S LAST WALTZ (Edison—Drama.) TRICKED INTO HAPPINESS, ((Lubiu—Drama.) PECKOS .= |OPEN AT € P. M. Thay :';'r’r K,P},:Z; FIVE. " |General Admission...10¢ Children, under 12....5¢ CDING DAy, medy. ) land, British West Indies, diod here | THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA, AvG. 12, 1919 WOMAN'S CLUB DEPARTMEN Edited by the Press Committee of the Woman's Club The Woman's Club wishes to make a public acknowledgement to the City Council for its gemerous and public spirited action in creating, at their request a board of health. This essentia] step toward the ameliora- tion of sanitary conditions of our city is greatly welcomed by all of our citizens who are desirous of making Lzkeland the most healthful, as it is row the most attractive town in Florida. Time was when boards of health, pure food inspectors and such kin- dred bodies, whose duties it now is to look after the health of commit- tees were not deemed necessary, but as cities advance and grow in popu- lation, the great problem of sanita- tion increases until, if not taken in time, becomes 1 menace not only to the health but to the prosperity of the town. That we, as a city, are entering an unprecedented wave of prosper. ity, no one can doubt, but the foun- dation of it all is health. Let us see that our foundations are broad and strong. Health, wealth and prosperity are ours, but the greatest of them all is health. That we safeguard this priceless treasure is the duty of ev- ery single citizen. That our city fathers aro keenly alive te the importance of this part iz evidenced by their prompt steps in creating this board of health. It is the wise man who takes heed for the morrow, so it is the far see- ing authorities who take this action to prevent epidemic, taken the most having already ntialotall -prep- aration for a severace system in our | Erowing town AS thoush all would give aid to this protection of health, other wise men ave now interesting themselves in inanzurating a movement for a hospital. To them we give (hanks May they suceeed in their splendid undertaking That some of our wise citizens will feome 1o the rescue of onr children fwe teel sures If health and provper- Pty e good, how much more to he desired is the highest development of Lonr boys and girls, That this is im- possible under congested, inndequate schoo] conditions we all know. Let us lay aside all personalities and petty jealousies and unite our strength in behalf of the children. In them we are building for future generations; let us take heed that they may rise and call us blessed. ANl these forces working towards the development of our town will bring forth mighty achievements, in which none are taking more pride than does the Women's Club, which has joined this movement of Progress upward and onward for Lakeland. — Snail Culture Profitable, Frenci® farmers find snall culture a profitable undertaking. As many as 600,000 “first quality” snalls, the price of which throughout the year aver ages $1.70 a thousand, can be reared | on an acre of land. They have to be fed only once a day, preferably in the evening, and though extremely vora clous are by no means fastidious. After a fall of rain, which geems to sharpen their appetites, a bed of 100,000 will demolish a barrow load of cabbage in a very short space of time. Luxury and Dissipation. Luxury and dissipation, soft and gentle as their approaches are, and sllently as they throw thelr silken chains about the heart, enslave It more than the most active and turbu lent vices.—Hannah More. $150,000.000 5 PER CENT. MU- NICIPAL BONDS FOR SALE Sealed bids will be reccived by ! board of bond trustces of the citv Lakeland, Fla, until Monday, A 12, 1912, for $150,000 of sewru suecessors to Moody & ounor, 2201 streetg paving and public buil el I ’ bonds, dated March 1, 1912, and | St Ll atle thirty to forty-four years ti 17 1bs. suger for 2100 after, numbered from 1 to 150 « ‘ i $1,000 each. Ten of which | Best 1ams, per 1 : 18- be due and paysble thirty years fr " date of issue and ten each year t! I'T cans Pet Crea: 2ie| after until all are paid, bearing in° 1 | est at the rate of 5 per cert. ’;I:wt Compound Lard, per 1b 10 nu:m, intercst payable semi-annu: Loy soih . oy on March 1 and Sept. 1 of each ,;“'” White Mezt LIBICE) S8 | The board reserves the rigit ¢ ‘l’f:ar]ino, per box 1 ject any and all tids. Each prop s ! or bid shall be accompanied by a - Lenox Soap, per rake 4| tified check of $1,000.00 pu; ) | the board of bond trustees. Alaga Syrup, per gal L 65c | These bonds have been under the rulings of the Cir Ciurt of the Tenth Judiciai Circuit ter ..,237, No. 118, Acts of Legis'a- ture of 1911. Address all bids to Ideal Butter, per 1. ....... 350 BOARD BOND TRUSTEES, \ 7-12—8-19 Lakeland, Fla Scda, per box ......... 4 and § iit|Pest Flour, per half uh! { | | Gri ) 2.49 of Florida in compliance with chap-| GFitts and Meal, per sack....$2.4 l Salt, per sack FIFTY YEARS OF | WEDDED HAPPINESS (Continued from Page 1.) | mained for a time in their gilt and | glitter, then laid them down in the ! dust with common men. “"Man’s inhumanity to man,” his | greed for gold and pomp and power, has several times changed the map of the world. | Science has advanced in a m:u'-, | I velous degree and as we look upon the clectric light, the telephone, the men flying through the air, we are appalled; until we stop and remem- ber the words tlashed over the land by the first telegraph ‘What hath God wrought.® “We have seen our little brown brothiers of Japan clip the claws of the Russian bear, while we have drivn the Spaniard from the west- ert world and in the name of the Privoe of Peace have shot down our other dittle brown brothers in the Phi nes.And so, my friends, we ni recite the men under unt told’ i~ the one of the boy and girl who plighted their troth fifty years ago. moved along life's highway hand in hand together, living the life of good man ard good woman, until they have reached the half century milestone, where they fain would pause, for a time, under the green-wood tree, with their children and children’s children around them —fine men and fine women—and they, too, as they contemplate your life work, can be heard to exclaim: ‘Beliold, what God hath wrought. Aid now, good friends, you, bride ‘with the SHOWY crown,; yvou, groom With face “wrinkled to show where the smiles have been,' in the name C0this goodly company, in the name Clovonr absent friends oc all in the name all the world Joves a lover,” we bring vou your golden we hid von God speed toward the polden sunset; may the adance of the wiy be throngh sl waters hloss vou.'™ vood people toy Vouls of affection on wedding day; Ol your journcy green pastoves and by In other words, God \fter the dinner and furtier (o licitations the comp.any dispursed, voting the occasion a most delight- fup one and leaving the good old bride and groom through lappy tears as they prepared to re toward the gol- smiling sume their journey den west, DECIDE YOURSELF, The Opportunity Is Here, Backed by Lakeland Testimony. Don't take our werd for it. Don't depend on a stranger's state- Bros. PAws V8 SILVERWARE AND CUT 6LASS ——= ARE == GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED “Claims" have worth only when backed by deeds. Shouting by merchants as to what they can do for the trade is not as convincing as a practica] demonstra- tion. I prefer the demonstrative way —the shorter, surer way. Please report any GOODS that do not wear as represented, I WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, H. C. STEVENS JEWELER LARELAND, o, FLORIDA 1 achievements of; the providence ol God, ! U the sun’ goes down, telling the | story of your years, but all this ,mu: Enow “The sweetest story ever The Lead That's What we Ailm To Be Always in the lead. when Phone Your Order Don't try your t' .per or patlence, simp.y go to your telophone and eall 62, and you will be con- nected with our Specla! Order Department. What- ever your particular de- it comes to fresh, purs, , full-strength druge, tol- f let articles, sundries, and ' all drug store merchan- ! Always In “J | | | dise. when ycu deal at our You'll be satistied | sire may be, we'll take : care of it with satistae ‘ tory guods and satisfac- tory service. store for our service I pleasing in every way. HENLEY & HENLEY THE WHITE DRUG STORE Lot ELIMINATE DISTANCE BB DB BB BBl Do b ooy SPOES b4 ERPPEP PO b bbb i bbb d g PACKING HOUSE MARKET Phone 279 R. P. BROOKS Fla. Ave & Maia S DAILY MENU o Beef Cuts—Florida. Pound. | Pork Cuts, Kansas City. Pousd Read Lakeland r-ndors(-mcn]t. . loln tiat .. Uil - SEoICNOBY o .o ‘_"::::: the ‘aistemcnts of Lakeiun T bone steak ......... bsbonss BRNEIIIE 5o vhssnisvsine teaee 35 And decide for yourself. 7 bone '“;k SRTR LA AN EAA b ::i Mutton Cuts. Pomnd Here is one case of it: Round meak \.......... sevee 132 Chops, platn ... tesescansos S E. (. Eades, East Oak street, Lake- [‘°:" m.l.bt bbb bbb i ::c Chops, French ............... 30a land, Fla., says: “I can strongly |Pr :'"’ 5 t“’“‘ SR BRI | I e A R R cee. 358 recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills, for | Plain roas SUBUIAOR v vivvaisvnesin .. 16e I know that they act just as repre- "l"" roast SUIW. - i0a s cny sanades oiy ... 16e sented. I procured a supply about | Stew . *| Ham, boiled, sliced .......... 26e [two years ago when I was suffering [ Stew, choice . .... SRR T 10¢| fram, smoked, sliced ......... 358 from lame and aching back and trou- Beg:t Cutts—Kansas City. Po“.n,d' Bacon, sliced ............... . 80 {ble with the kidney secretions. This|loin steak ... ... .. 25¢f Racon, whole stelp ......... 25-23¢ [ remedy brought me prompt relief [T bonesteak ............ .. .. J0clan pork sausage ............ 20c fand whenever 1 have taken it sinee |7 bone steak ........ ... ..., 20¢| Beef and pork sausage . ... .. 12%e then it has acted effectively. | do|Round steak .. ... . .., 20¢ not hesitate to advise any one af- [Ribroast ... .. .. L. 15 Extras. flicted with kidvey trouble to give [loin roast ... ... . ... 25¢e Georgia peaches Dally. [Doan's Kiduey Pills a trial.” Pork Cuts—Florida. Pound. [ Fox River butter . ...... co.. 40¢ For sale by al} dealers. Price 50 |Chops ..., 2'{#' Brookfield butter . ....... Sk cents. Foster-Milburn Co., I!ufl:u{n‘ BOOBBE 5 vvvocsorsnvsannnanene '1'5\(5 P IRitItin chioues PV New York, sole agents for the Unit-[Ham ....................... 20¢ od States L0 R R e e R N 15¢ | Small cream cheese. . . 2 for 26c Remember the name Doan's and [Stew ... . ... ... ....... 12¢IDixio cheess ...........c..... 26e take no other GIVE US A TRIAL. I have just opened up a first-class grocery store at 216 S. Florida avenue and invite your patronage. My stock is all tresh and clean. Below are some low cut prices on first-class goods: Fancy Patent Flour in wood, one-half barrel ........... $2.95 17 pounds Sugar ......... Irish Potatoes, per peck.. . f Coffee, ground, per pound. . . | Lima Beans, per pound........... by " Black Eye Peas, per pound ] 14l Butter, per pound Lard Compound, per pound .. Bacon (by the side), per pound aporated Peaches, per ponnd gl o Se. o RGeS e All small packages de-livered anywhere in town. D. FULGHUM Dealer in Staple and Fancy Groceries 216 S. Florida Ave, X Phone 334 E i 5 i oy 4 h 0 fi‘ [ i Al { 1B 4 4 i1 et ;.5 i ".3 ' ' Nkt d |t Phefd: | MR BE Y % i i b 1S TR