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

|| PLANT CITY HAVING SCHOOL TROUBLES. Reports reaching Tampa yester- day that Messrs. Barnes and Wells, wembers of the board of trustees of Plant City schools, had resigned commented on yesterday, it be- ing stated that the resignation of ese gontlemen was due to the ap- pointment of Prof. W. N. Sheats to serve until Jan, 1 as principal, split- |, ting the term with Prof. Kirk, and |, that the other member of the board wer o as soon as of trustoes would 1 be returned to the city, Superintend- : and everyone invited, we could play [ent Lo W, Buchholz is enjoying a few L for less money und as we could not | days’ vacation and will not return lfl Case Of Flre duuln on the price 1 told this zen-funtil tomorrow, but John T, Gunn, I.lm.ln that 1 believed they wonld do [ chairman of - the Phone 5 000| , lln ~‘1|1 5 yh;-l\ by the band, so ! ]board, mude a Amant rding )R \...x!|n~~ .m.l? +settled by them. [ the matw According to Mr. Gunn, from ote of the | 'rof. Kirk was appointed for the en- ign hiz po- cing to re expected |.‘|‘v. ferm, \ S 1t today Tor tloi ;,,;A\ 10 sition a- schiool superintend ward t Polk connt N0 many protests wer they would not [ made by the Polk county people, speim scon ) ! . that they \\m:ldi‘m\nw s, that Prof. Kirk decided 1o I rather play for nothing, 1 made .n.c‘hn vin until cxpirves Jan . of & sweet fonnointment with the gentleman 1] 1 Il mad sary for the ame to brizhten jpad spoken to beto 10 meet me and {abnointment of one until e morning R Wi wmd a . « not t wde by s di, rothan this, t will hocome Rtate Soperiniendot s cetiainly couid first of the _\ ur offer was mei Plant | fat least 20, 1y her of the | Ealattoe unoin some cther way ir Oy, was asked las warding “ I U W R the situation that it | wio As Wy HOt come to any un- | was probably eue Barnes with their aunt. depstanding centleman de i:lnnl Mr. Wells had r . but that § Ae, Bulloch is an fwe bad plaved @ diety treick inoask- Fthedr resienation was due 1o ;w|>n||.1l tinisher and is do- b for the day's work of eight- | matier d onor because of the ap- | | n Tampa and asking it at the st peintment ol Prof Sheats, over | AR A AL A TS U U S AR I 2P AR A S PO - SN N A ol > A ¥t AR ) g /I THE EVENING TELEGRAM, wAK ELAND, FLA, SEPT. 3, 1912, 1) ronever dream! of? ticrchant to ask such a ridiculous PAGE FIVB Lutheran Church. Cor. E. Orange and So. Tennessee Rev. H. J. Mathias, Pastor, 504 So. ‘Tennessee Ave. OB PR r«m;..g«g,.g.qugm sunday schoc! 10:00 a. o Preaching service 11:00 a. ., and p !e 7:00 p. m., second ard fourth Snn- days | ppaoredss 3 3-1;'!-@‘3\":"5”145”5"3’ had an inquiry from . | FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. ' in the mercantile business | Corner Flortaa avenu2 and Bay St akeland “Why do you asi | Tre Rev. William Dudley Nowlin, rom £ un for thoroughbred chick- 2. D., vastor. . Sunday school 9:45 2. m H C e o s .. Department . . ! @ | Idited by J. 1. Wendler, Likelond, F Catholic Church. Rev. A. B, Fox, Pastor. Services are held on second und ! fourth Sundays len you suy that they are as/ } ; | o W ot tellee o common chick- | Stevens, superintendent { o Charcl. Souts 1 : vl 1owill endeavor to o a ; Preaching Sunday 91 11 4 . and ic Jer:lklr;s."l’:smr. wrough this column pTi1 p. m. o 1007 Morning €ermei Weekly pravermeet!ng Wedrosdiy I s quite true that it costs noj E 200 9, . i i i evening at V.00, Elien to i Horong stoch ; p ey y B . Woman's M onary an! Ald Nu-) 4 ¢ U the common Cdun b varviety, Prayer-meeting Wednesday 7 0% Meaday 20 p.m | nitil eier take inlu% o6 Baptist Younu Peopie's it 6:150 p. I i I.--'uLL mouihl meetiug the bresder ot "l“hmgi an initial i hireh rastor 2. m nt for fine cteck or tine t his flock on that the “du i | merchan 0 oA s good i wares @ =N Pr 5 o ity as the contmon peddier who Prow up u refused exy s ool freigh oof decayed and tolten ve and peddles them through the Rev. R. A. Ward, acting Sunday wol 9:45 2. m Morr* sermon 11:00 a m Y. P. S. C. E. meets at 6 p. Prayermeeting, Wednesday, 7 0 i 1 | Fresbyt-rian Church | . paying no rent, ho taXes, no 2 ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sunday \.)nr\l at 10 a, m. No ser- vices during the summer on acconni of the illness of the rector . noinsurance and no invest toand wonld this merchant caree | ell his high ne price thag the peddier sells hi-’ ule wares at the | Sunshine Biscuits 1 and rotien wares for? Really, in't it propesterous for a uestion, or did i i never stop ty | | K of it in this light? i1 corts trom 31 to $1.50 (o raisc ! e would be almost im-whick, he stated, the people of Plant T hen to maturity, o it a man sel! . \Woods came up | another band delishted. The third mem : Ly hen or i I"l”"! at this ‘ From the Bakery \V‘th nd Sunday and | v onld \ tristecs is pow out of the | e is simply ‘ IIII:IHILL] :!nll‘.nr» 1 ther and sis wi vhicl stated, and will as well buy and sell pestas i 7. Mrs K dld and ol kBl 5 i Pribon a Thousand Windows nt th md N Wi \ | Now let us look at 1 busing 3 9 Ui pens d ! 1n MEDICAL VIRTUE IN EQGS. t LN i i '; Ph 93 uppose you by oawohen at § V1B PR e ) .‘I }.; I 1Lo0s you will doubtl q4oon f@' 93 - On A AR A — L ¥ N . i | VRN | 1\\” o days of n O\ iy ! et | } i J A0n 11 she were worih g e San-hine Saltines AR RN 25¢ . ) [ r the support fi-|lenarn In Fra Phoy tiaye dise | Would g selli dieys 15 she phly Sunshine Brandywine ......... O ! AN from thew o jcovered anotl Vit in them. Ac- | forty-elght o DA eRas O 1 saratora Flakes N TR 25¢ . B { ¢ i wh L5 Py D Amac o 40 cents per dozen she would b b R P T T AR U e e e e J 1 ho O VR | By e done and expect [before 1 (et it worth all that he cold her for \‘fi PiE e e e 250 ore N 1 do ol \ the membrane coverit newly laid Now let us consider the 85 hen G GRR TR U R 15¢ Womat's colle VANAGER LAKELAND CITIZENS [ers forms an excellent feptitizer for ! =td sce what you t. In the fir B nlinnan o e 15¢ y howill moy BAND Ve kins When o patient come s | pliace you get the hencdic of raisin :;é WA e R S s i s 10¢ ndid physica —— 1 with dwonrnd he wosh :h: r. Which amonnt voon the v h Hatden Plaltes: . ., 10¢ : \ oy studies with | ACTED WORSE THAN THE HORSE |1, covers it with tiny Jayers of en jage of about $1.25, en be pets o :,g Auistins Dog Brend oo tenees e Lo e ! ombrane and bandag it o, b en that will Ly wera of 1au 11 K The old dady from the country and 1 of - ive de e Ioisito 200 eggs per year which at i walt son were deiving to tows | bested and o teesh pateh of skin has faverage price of 85 cents per doz p F i : : ‘i \nothoer Fremchan 0 amounts to abont $ 0250 and whea | ure 00 ore : W The hor v | clemist lse his chick wit! '.u"h (o the cost of raising the h i 3 Ertinngs a yance winine and other den in e wakes this three dollar hen worti |4 \ s ,: I no ‘\ o1 ot old 1a | vt | demand a N their coes ot price (about $5.50 10 him, then deductin ! W P Pl LLANS & CO hicken |oid way wildly to the chan®enr, branging feom five feanes a dozen ‘:I ¢ocost ol one year's feed ar §1.25 ‘ ! Vol o Phese ore cold 1o people who olijec [Fer year still Teaves him o balan -;. - while ot | TI rostopped the car and Jto taking their medicine neat, 2nd 1“ to the hen's credit or i | co—-- - | tion ot jcfier ) zet the horse pict e assured by the enterpri H“'i veturn of 1o per conton his | We AI'O Now in Yur New a"d S : e Iha 2 s e Uib ' mist that the doctored ezes wili ’ e vn‘w‘n!. for the "u ni ~H|»l worth ! pcrlni\“c"t u“artcrs o P = the ca do them all the sood they require, {her original coot of production be- | . : | [eides heing usetul tor several _\<-,||\i§]4 Iranklin Strect, Phone 251, London Chronich MA KNEW. IF HE DIDN'T. IURE COMING | TEL NEW AESOP : TO THE EDISONIA | \te yon moing to marey Sidl 2 | A bl el 0 Buth? asked the small boy of the Dragon, ¢ o' wrap a U onne man wha had been invited 1o | by the road sid oo made sever j“llwl‘i» dinmer riam hat, jump o Vell er | i great embarrassment, Cloer lezend atrempts tammered the youn duacer of Dante’s In= | high as he con r's Odysse the vere bevond th I really don’t Fnow, you know will be | his rea W | Fdizonia Thuarsduy ‘:‘|'-mm and, as he went he | Fhat's just what 1 thoueht,” said | eat- | thie boy SWell, ma says von are ture that come: feaid to himself I'his 1 Llest disappointient of 1 A don’t really look so very zood. | On» Thing Cgrtain. £l car’t reach them, they noct | Mre Neadmore -“1° yon refuse me tter than 1 am 1 do wich 1{my life will he filled with bitterness cland Al The Widow Ballion—"1 {don’t know aboat the hitterness, hut I you're ther the gall, all right.” | LAX:GER OF LAKELAND BAND | .. o |20 eNally Monireh TELIS WHY BAND DIDBOT BLAY | PO fEat e e | d romantic Vere spent il tray =t Wail ov the P!‘ssmnsl o oy dife a failure, Why should vou N omy time mak- {ing money eno o huy food and {elothes and the fond disagrees with | AJ EST l e chuthen b’ 8 | » many d H.y»n'_‘_ I a¥ea T o D s sed M) e bbb say 1hat?" 1 L R R e et SR e ket ot SR ,l THEvAT.RE Prlvate \ at time [ made this|™ much as the day 000000000000000 — [ r the whole town | WHEN YOU SEE OUR SHOWS YOU | h | " SEE THE BEST. c 00 ( DDOOOOOOOOOO0O00 | ‘Program for Tonight, ; MARRIAGE OR DEATH | e | S | We will open for the| Fall Term in a Tenton | Lake Morton, MondayI September Oth. . | (Pathe - Drama.) 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