Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 10, 1912, Page 8

PAGE EIGHTY ELAND, FLA., SEPT. 10, 1412 FLAND, FLA., SEPT. 4, 1912, the G. AL R. hall, from 7 to 10 . m ™ CERISTIAN ENDEAVOR LIFE. YANN PLUMBING ; ' ( | ' Mr. Marcus C. Fagg, superintend s A ¢ 1iean oo ent of the State Children's Home, 1 | i1 p SRl § at is the parpose « ek bl X & § il i ER ] : S - ated in Jucisonville, has return.d /A 4 ibject of a worthy comn ( : ; ; 7 ; ] : ! g s rovatuation and fin - // ) i 1 tiur the Septei ! o . B /i : work aroon well during Lo y/ 2 ’ bl alaen Ve will be ziad to spe: i i ; ¢t the autumn district convention- | e ¢ f " ( ] lunners ol programs so desire, y \ thoughits. : Y Socicty news is scarce from any | oo o : There o1 ' 1 ‘} Y7 slures, Suppose you, of somu / ' wards tie morning W é . who read these words, ‘ v 1 ation inin : f T | G ation in your next bhusiness meetinz -— . = bk 1 m fron D ds 1: N . Ty 0 Giot up2rom > b sending the State press sug sl 0 the su : ndent items from our so It i, Ger ong of parsimony pthe answer is “"No one!" see that | ¥ 4 ontgol b fsome one is oappointed o help s | e ' et 1o God U ihis way life, 1o serve rathes Al s Kla Reinochl of the Sork: | WRSCELLANEOUS /:”3 —_— AL of the call o wopr feut of the Geo 2 | Pennsyivania who has been on En- a4 minister m SUECes e :i\ e b S R e T — | bring us your pictures to frame. A LU Lid s g e B FORR RENT - Nice, stall hotel in | Lakeland Book Store. g0lte N e i |l LRI FOR SALE Piano, vood as isota, ou the Gulf. Growing town i A f ; jgne il Mres, James B Winnard, GRACE A, TOWNSEND. | e S e s 4 Sem it WANTED- -Boy with bicycle. Ap-'Cape Cog e Tampn Times savs, have returned Interlachen, Sept, 11 I'v]"‘v | wany case, suaramteed, ti tourist population, Hllll'\‘llTlH'.‘, | ply at Henley's Diug Store 0-1-tf. derstute L il i ¢ ik 1 x s | Will sell for $225 on smal! ason. Addr . R. Bethea, | Se gar AL TR e P monthly payments, Write quick to Py ~urisota, Fla,, box 253, 51-7-1[! Full line both Waterman Idewi|yzip f ; suic in Colorado. His society i C. E. SUNSHINE VERSE bnbe Relandeme i gkt and Parker Lucky Curve Fountain|the answerof i : Ao i Avenwe Preshytevian FOR SEPTEMEER. : con o R o Pens at all times, Garch, is different from most o in | AU e FFOR SALE—/ passenger touring WO FURNISHED ““0-““”“‘;smre4 5 Florida in being the Junior society “There is vo beautifier of complex- | “ar; fine condition, or will ex- ~ odern house. 414 South New York | . FIRE. ACCIDENT, PLATE “No, ! crown ap into a Young People’s or- [ jon or form or behavior like the \\'i.~u: ge for part payment on Lak-- @ enue. f’--‘-’-tf.; i ['"L RE, E:“ ‘['301‘[ l‘R“ l\" llh“ rove to ization to seatter joy and not pain :11‘«11(1n:;-'f-'l" real eztate. Address Box 536 1Ol RENT Two newly mrnislmlE(_fl.“}:”\j ..Iljld ‘\r:‘;‘ < 4% N-iwas ¥ ) § On the list in the Ocala Star last | s Emerson., I,!mkv'lamd. 8-10-tf ; cms. Apply at 314 South T-*nnos-"‘l I“l‘ “1&', e l'i 240 1-6-tf | haps a 1 ! : Pridiy of teachers being examined —— [ POR S Thdesttitubio Siten avenue, 9-5-6p cock building. G :b;”'l‘““ i 1 Mavion county, the name of Miss When Roller Skates Came. [hine fence and irrization posts. The FOK RENT--One or two nice cooi| Best stationery at lowest prices in | fghin' i 2 fouisc Alhertson, comes first. She| Roller skating, which so many boys | Lest from Lee county. 19, K. Dam-: 0 oms, furnished, Phone 21 Red, 'in town. Lakeland Book Store. | u Micer of the Presbyterian so-|and girls « . is of comparatively | =~ 7 e 0.9.1f 7-24-tf | bt L ot oot ¢ fam. | recent orlgin. it s said that wheel- [ kohler, Fort Myers, Fla. n-7-12p ‘ . f-D-tf. STATE OF FLORIDA ! Iy ol zealous Endeavor workers ed skates were known as far back as FOR SALE—25-horse power boiler FOR RENT -One turnished bed- Biggest line girls’ and boys' and OFFICE SECRETARY OF 8TATE & s " |the eighteenth century. but the four- ; i : RN O Lroom. Apply 810 West Lemon St.| pildren’s books ever shown in Lake- ] Prom o mountain top, on which isjgpooea ceate as we know it today. swd 25-lhorse power air lift, which S aqtflio : e o NOTICE OF Fii T - , uilt the village of Webster, N. C.| wag the invention of a New Yorker, | #amps 350 gallons of water per min- 0 oo oo T jlanciusearhcelied e “"7 ofltl Wbkt L H mes another cheery message from | who introduced it in 1862. Rapid im- | ite. Apply to W. K. McRae. 6-19-uf ; Bt QRS LR Store, zeaoll : rent and three 4-room cottages for : | G “:."r'f“"' of St <sle on time. So mucn per month.| Come in and select some of oumy Figrida, d, { vrisp new books for boys, girls and i children before the lot is picked over. | \.ij} 1. | FOR SALE - Good horse; pew bt of turned hoxwood, but these were | &Y and harness (not uszed). Wil] b All large rooms. J. W SCALLY. g R BRI 1re | torn g0 quickly that substitutes of a |scld cheap. M. M. Fadeley, corner 5 wl ! 5 stremgil Miss Southard's thoushts |y o composition® were invented. | Peachtree and Gilmore Ave. 8-3-3n. FOR RENT—One good office room| 4 iz ghipment just received. Lake- arc often with the work in the 10Wee | pa e rubber or paper wheels served itaer furniohed or unfutuhad, 10 jand. Book Store T-24-tt aititide of Florida, to which she will [ fop several vears, but finally gave way | PIANO BARGAINS-— New pianos, the Drane building. Apply to H. J. 5 Wics Laura Southard, secretary of [ provement was made in wheels and e Lakeland Preshyterian society, [ bearings. The rollers were first made f Thougzh rejoiving in regained | Ntate of Thursday i the said T1 de zlad 1o return later in the fall. [to iron and steel, which, with ball aranteed tone and quality, only §5 ['rane 6-29-tf | NOW IS TIME TO HATCH DUCKS. TWENTY In the list of teachers who began |bearinzs has made the amusement |, sh, balance small monthly pay- 'O RENT -Furnishea rooms, We offer eggs for hatching in i @aties of the winter term Monday |Very popular with the younger gen- | n.nts. Write for catalogne and fi'l 410 East Lime street, near Lake [cither of three leading southern va- tor a menbe i Kissimmee the Gazette mentions|emtiom. information. Address I 0. box 433 Morton. §-24-tf | ricties - Buff Orpington, Pckin and| -'w;nwri.‘.‘\ ho A0nh well-known Endeavorers. Eccentric Tides. Lukeland, Fla, 90601 POR RENT One nice furnishel|!ndian Runners-—both English and !."' ““;! m: Pl : Among them ave Misses Ellllll:'l Yo- Owing to the effcets of shore lines FOR SALE - Three eallon mileh [ 1oom. Mrs. L. A. Rennolds, cciner American standards. L . VROAROY DecsH N‘“-»“"”":' |"{||'I|l and Mae Chisolm, | and other influences which are more | Inquire Dr. N. L. Bryan, Phone South Massachusetts and Cedar St J. 1. WENDLER, removal fron | Lol the Christian church, and the | or less obscure, it Is very difiicult to 200 Red 3 et Got0ote $-28-1m Lakeland, Fla. LRI A fast vonng lady is the pastor's sis-| account for the peculiarities exhibited | 4 : i by tldal waves in various parts of FOR SALE—Hall interest in g | ———————== GENERAI TEAM WORK—Furni- In testimony the world. Interfering waves cause | up-to-date saw miil, cutting about | i Dixichind at nd of Missouri ave- | ture and plano moving. Call Phone|unto st m ; once-a-day tides at Tahitl and In some | < 400 feet per duy. Plenty of tim- | e, Terms sl Price 2,200, 4, | 289 W. E. Tyler 1-23-tf | arcat seal of swiety thas advertises: “Something | other places, while on the other hand : . 1 Al e Tallahas-c in St Cloud the Preshyterian ) i i Rt T e hox ey DA AR bt bid et fhin i l.u-r.l Rm,l," on r;u!vrn;nl ylb-‘rnl! for v, Bell N-16-61 Two full sets Alger books for boys?m'h R Vo't ingquire but come and see and | Wight and in the Tay In Scotland Al kR AL ARt ” FOR SALIL Cheaps canary birvd [just received at the Book Store. " R ) cnjor the ovening, There will he | there arve three tides in a day. The (lrv'ss Lfl,k" I.t"!:”“ Lumber U0 apply ar the Telegram office, t. T-24-tt] 3 plonty of enjoyment for the chil- latter have been ascribed to m'l‘rlld(es, Haines City, Fla W-4-20 e OSTA T rallae s iTas TR A ! (an) arev us o well as the zrown folks. prosited by, e noditioation platidsl FOR SALE One G-room hons | 5 Layman's Definition. I i|. n handle i m‘.'l;,, |-~y“lr|‘| |T ‘|,,>:,l. (. A R e il e waves running ashore and resembling i rm- | UWhat s acourt of last resort, pa?” | S il “f_ Sl o » ate, sept. e, aly the overtones of musfeal sounds, and Awo lots. Size of lots, TGRS | sCourting an old maid. —Judge, this office. Sheriit Pol C L LTS ' By All Odds the Choicest Property Eber Put on the Market Right on the shore of Lakeland’s favorite Lake, Morton, which in a short time will be encircled by a lovely boulevard. The BON TON RESIDENCE SECTION of Lakeland To see it will be to buy one or more of the splendid lots in this addition. Each lot has now grow= ing on it, an average of six large, heavily laden orange or grape fruit trees, some of which trees will av- crage 25 to 40 boxes of fruit this year, and worth from $100 to $125 each. The fruit this year is reserved but next year it will belong to the purchaser. ;l 4 Each lot is within easy reach of a present sewerage system, city water, electric lights, and within t-n minutes walk of postoffic. ~All lots have an easy slope to the lake securing excellent drainage. For a limited time these lots will be placed on the market at from $650 to $1,250, according to size and frontage. These lots will be sold on terms, viz: one fourth cash, balance, 6, 12, and 18 months, 8 per cent interest, 5 per cent discount for cash. To ensure this edition being select, the owners have incorporated in their deed a building restriction, by which the purchaser will be required to build a house to cost not less than $1500. Now is the time to buy, while you have the whole addition to select from. The choice locations will soon be snapped up and the price of the remaining lots advanced. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS INQUIRE OF The FLORIDA & GEORGIA LAND Co. \»,, Phone 72. Munn Building Lakeland, Florida. /