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

b il oS . S GG i g L lec doiiher el oaten itz adbo b ool e cSbh il udie o G B et ottt o i s o SRS e i A | | jects; 1592) Mr. N. A. Riggins has moved his stock of drygoods to the east side of his building in order to allow the Waring Hardware Co. to have access to one-half of the room. They have leased the room, but until Mr. Rig- gins closes out his stock of dry goods he will remain in the building. In Case of Fire Phone 5,000 was no meeting of the City ~ht, owing to the fact Wwas not a quoruni. upon the v this. Mr. H. B. Brown, who was former- Iy one of the teachers in the Lake- s Skinner returned | lind school, spent yesterday in Lake- | think you were right. e was nom-{the hundreds that will follow. Read e 4 and reports a de-fland. He now has headquarters in | inated and will undoubtedly be elect- |jt: Miami. representing in the State the [ed. You were for the right men, | Mpeso W, Browning, 236 8. Ten- - el { International Correspondence schools | think, for the various State offices. | pessee Ave, Lakeland, Fla., sa ! 4 Trammell returned fof Scranton, Pa. Mr. Brown has|Most of your men were elected. Of | think that the urie acid in my ! Priday, where she had jmany friends in Lakeland, who are fcourse U like you and your papers | tem wis the canse of my poor health, | R r, Mrs. Waltes | always pleased to see him | hecause you see things like 1 do. U] About vear ago one of my fingers d ¢ severa] weeks past l\\'i§I| you continued suceess and in- | began to swell and become very stiff. cmocrat | Prof. 0 M. Jones is up today from | creasing power. And what a power [l went to a doctor, but he could tow, where he is serving on the v newspaper becomes for good when | g uothing for me and as one of my ‘\m is «»1.Ju_\-: ding committee for the county |its object is the improvement of the | relatives had been cured of kidney : ko sister, Mrs. Ed [ teachers” examinations. Prof. and {town, of the country, and the de- | disouse by Doan's Kidney Pills, 1 Y and niece, Miss Lizzie May [ Mr. Jones reached this section from | velopment of all the people. thought that it might be wel] for me E of St. Petersburg, who | Kentucky on Sunday, but went di- Perhaps | should congratulate my- [t try them. 1 obtained a box at the e her for a few days rectly to Bartow, where Mr. Jones !self, since 1 am to write on “Many | Lake Pharmacy and soon after be- || is engaged as stated. He will finish | Thing<,” and therefore have so much | ginning their use, my condition im- MeClelland and little | bis labors there on Saturday and will itude it is impossible for me to proved. 1 feel justified in praising pirned from a very pleas- | be in readiness to open the Lakeland | get off the subject Doan’s Kidney Pills highly.” (State- I, 1o the east coast, including | school Monday morning, He veports We make much of thought and { ment given May 14, 1908.) ma Deach and Palat- | thag he has had a pleasant vacation, | well we do. Think is derived from Re-Endorsement cnds will be glad to|ond seems*fit” for the arduous vear's thml’. This is true in all languages On February 23, 1911, Mrs. i henefited and enjoved | work ahead of him, which he is un- S0 the word “thing” carries with it Browning said: 1 gladly confirm my dertaking with a confidence horn n![ larger meaning than most ot us | former statement in which 1 told of the knowledge that he can make jire wont to admit AL we lunve to my experience with boan's Kidney property advertised for | good jwrite ahont and think about s Pills. 1 still use this remedy oceas- Iy the ity of Lakeland i Pings Men, most of them, are fonally and it always brings the best hed in the 'l'-'lv:r;un.] JUST THE SAME. (things Some of them are very com-{of resnlts,” I Serein every Tuesdav | Ilmh things 1t is knowledse of mer For le by all doalors, Price 20 { h date of sale, which is Fditor ietherington, of Lakeland, i'."'l thine: and contact with them | cents, Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, ] Oct. 7 Prvs he Uwishes that all his readers Uit " vonnts - Shakespeare became a [ New York, sole agents for the United | could have accompanied™ him on his | #enius becse he studied things, He States. } catie, of Boston, accom- frecent New York trip; which is all [Saw “tongues in leaves, hooks in Remember the name Doan's | A s charming daughter [very cordial indeed - but does he ex- | Prooks, sermons in rocks, and vood and take no other. | M id the datter’'s chum, | pect his readers to believe he wounld |in all things” | A ket have veache HEheve done Gotham just as he did it This writer, 1ot him say it humbly, ! ! s are pleasantly situated | they had been with him? St pv [Tnows o dittle abont some things, : i the old Sparling grove [ tershurg Times fslh hoas tarming, gardening, stock | f sneyo which Mro Deane e — vadsing, education, politi child | st winter CHOIR ME_MBERS' NOTICE. training, Christian - endenvor, o g New Choir meeting will be held on :“T" hay :|hn||.l ”I“"', things that he Mrs. D H. MeRae m“i"l'hm'wl;n ML ET Rt i TN Will write briet articles from time [ \ ~ . Lakeland this week okt |~\ et e n‘nn- Il.v will doubtless SN Some Tallor Shop lome of Mr. ., 1. . ANGELL. cutting rhings, bt let them cut, MeRue is eng «in Cliotiction Jnst ‘m they do zood. 1 oam not a ; A postoflice to its tinal candidate, nor a joh hunter of any Mr. Pittman, the new tailor, has ! i West Lemon. stteot kind. 1f 1 have an axe at all, it is begun work in the Raymondo build- 3 Heialico tha AVes Moltae CARD OF THANKS already ground. Yours for sorvice, |08 room 2. Hle comes well recom- = ety ROBERT JONIS mended. He has the best line of Loval 1 '“'".‘ No. 1776, Lake Buffum, Fla y woolens, latest styles. Workmanship \ M Whitted and Mrs '|‘;.|..‘ I.;-lu-l«.:m -l.::.l“;l‘. ;'vl \ p :\, After almost two years guaranteed. : Also press and (-lcm.l. i 1 went to White Springs sev- T e ‘.“-““d Gt mbling over the State of possibili. | M Pittman is one of the \'ory‘ best vrito that they visited : . % : tics and opportunities, 1 am glad 1, | C9tters and fitters in the State. E i Ve ol Ve thanks to Miss Winona Allan, Hon he permanently settlod i AIE. i Try him. Room 2, Raymondo Bldg. L . |10 Drane, Miss Beulah Hooks, Dr : ’ 5 ghted with that historle best and greatest county in the Flow . Nowlin, Mr. N. A Riggins, the may- are having a delightful o upon each other.—Montaigne. head of this article— Before proceeding further, let me congratulate everything. Kingdom THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA, MANY THINGS. (Written for This Paper.) There is more ado to interpret in- i | terpretation than things, and more |that our kindergarten and privat: books upon books than all other sub- we do nothing but comment | next Wednesday morning, Sept. 1533 It is 2 sad faét that there is too much truth in the above statement. But it looks like we can’t help it. I am to write a series of articles ||for a half dozen periodicals, || Florida and out of Florida. J cra)] subject is to be the words at the “Many Things.” My gen Brother Editor, neat, you, clean, newsy, 1 still 5 or and the public for their loval R ALLEG LR RN R upport on Labor day, 1912 ST AT a s 1ifa B LI PH ay, Jia FibToRome s Tk dite: G. F. GILBERT, Secretary BALK:[ HORSES. Carpenter and Miss The beg 9,500,000 WIVES UNDER 16. inning of balkiness in « in high- toned paper you are giving us week- Being an old newspaper man, i think 1 am prepared to appreciate I have admired your policy in 1 thought you were for the right man for president, notwith - standing 1 am an Alabamian verlin have returned to 1 Bartow after a short Ceferino Balbin, in Su- tul Miss Summerlin will t of the week and she Yin and the latter's lit- volspend the next week in «sts of Mrs. Balbin's rbert Mendenhall and nerling - Tampa Tri- areat age enter, an aged whit- cntly came to the city Lodied a few days sine TG G Gibbs, where he from ar- The man =ood circumstances in uployment, abbage lzing from a num- he left. and reported m, . R. Carpenter, minent citizen of Au- but telegraphic com- “8 not reveal any one T LADIES' AND CHILDRENS’ THEATRE —_— [ London, liminary figures of the sus It appears that there dependency 302,000 girls under 16 years of age who are are widows, most of them condemned Ly Hindun custom to remain in that ' state for lifs { 0060 girls are From the Indian Sept. 5 is in no fewer t married. Of these 17 Close upon 2,5 between 5 oand 10 vear: wives, and 6500 000 tween 10 and 15 AJESTI THEATRE GOOD BUT THE BEST. THE PRESENTMENT ——e Yecial 3-reel picture OPEN AT 6 P. M. (Eclipse-—-Drama. ) LOST KITTEN -Comedy.) MELITA'S RUSE (Melies—Drama pre- cen- the han 000 00, s of be- ooooooooouooooo [ 7 there Tallahassee |QUR PICTURES ARE NOT ONLY [-E-R-2-N-B-N-N-X-N-N-N-N-N-N-] I’rouram for Ioniom Iovight, St George the Oragon.” 50 General Admlsslon...mc mm Derformance, [ Children, under 12....5¢ ‘mssxon Wargy EEEE TR ( mm R asasaaiasassa oy oststY horse can very often bhe traced to his having worked when young with an ill-fitting, badly-made col- been School lar which galled his shoulders. Noth- do more work and in greater comfort and ease of a horse than u well-mada collar that fits his neck He can do more work and in greater comfor S0 that humanity ands self interes: both demand that you your horse properly fitted sure of getting proper fit send you: horses to MeGlashan's cash harnes siop, 111 South Florida avenue, neyt door to the postoffice, to he fitted The line is complete including evers should see To make a goorl collar and a thing from a lighy huggy collar 1o heavy draft collars, and prices very reasonahle W R5-T-&-w Prwate We will open for the Fall Term in a Tent on Lake Morton, Monday September 9th. Pupils taken in all primary and grammar grades. Rates reason-| ble. Painstaking in- struction. Mabel Drane MargaretSouthard SEPT. 5, 1912, KINDERGARTEN WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY. This is to announce to our patrons | school will open for 1912-13 session 11, at 9 o'clock, and we solicit pupils in the kindergarten department and first and second grades. Careful and painstaking care will be given the children in all departments. For further information phone No. 30. MAUDE STEINMEYER, LESSIE TRAMMELL, Assistant. A GREAT RECORD s Hard to Duplicate It in Lakeland Scores of representative citizens of Lakeland are testifying for Doan's Kidney Pills. Such a record of lo- cal endorsement is unequalled in modern times. This public state- ment made by a citizen is but one of the muany that have preceded it and FOPPOLOBOIO QIVEOHOBOE L BOBHO Uplolstering | --and-- | Mattress Making FURNITURE upholstered. OLD MATTRESSES made over. CUSHIONS of all kinds made to order. CARPETS and RUGS cleaned and laid; also matting, etc. In regards to workmanship, see Mr. W. P. Plllins, of Lakeland, wuo knew me for about 16 years at Or- lando, Fla. Drop me a postal card or call at shop No. 411 S. Ohio ave- nue. Arthur iA. 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