Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 20, 1912, Page 5

B e e —— THE EVENINa TELEGRAM LAK ELAND | « S I T, H ,r\*« “ -p‘— (3] 1 IR WA Mf;/;j g - T\IQAGQ e — The ¢ H. & N. railroag! advertises anr excursion for next Sunday, which will probably be largely patronized. Beea Grande is the objective point. and the fare for the round trip from this city is only $2. The train leaves ]hvrv at 6:3 and returns at qun went up to Kis-[ S8 pom. making an ideal day’s ont- on a business trip {in:: In Case of Fire Phone 5,000 s RN S S S U oa.m., Pond gave its usual [ n the park lastiof 5 and lo-cor = the over the country, has bought omt Marshall’s 5 a lu-cent store. Mrs. | 11 stores VA C%‘_/ W MeCrory, who has 4 string | scattered | AAAAA x for the o incws (1 war {be Indinns comped just | women, in Broadway zarb, are telling the for- tunes of such of the citizens who wish to delve into the future. There are a number of little brown chil- dren who seem to have no special love for water, and several men, who are on the alert for a horse trade. north of town, and the their picturesque, anti IT WILL NOT HURT THE LOCAL MERCHANTS. The provision establishing the par- !- s post hecame ln\ upon the ap- i | sios ‘ from Ol\lnhnm anr 1 o | ; plv\ul‘\m pre eng of ut the l ol ¢ OPPCSENT o appropriation bill, it b il st for the w R ek far BICSREN pnvriot g il i 5 bout Nov. 1 put §iilni i b 1 mikur \ v " i o P IsHre intro : ) ; FUongress tor nany Fatp <C O Drodo W Peacock, of Thomasvill j {evcited S0 much interest, been so [ et 1 N ' ; ! carnestly and extensively discussed pE dit { 1 . Yl tonght and advocated strenuous e 1= this Atd we believe that Alr. 1 1 : e hias varely been o measnre the it 1 1t effecr of which has been so factio misunderstood, both by its 1 nd v ed, and \ ds and it opponents md K I heen thousht, and nveed a done Loarsument against o s passase, : "k it would ruin the local and Mps W. M1 . w | ¢ ; ountry merclants by livowing the 1 W W § Yl bulk oof teade, 1o the mail o orde I8 ior 1 ! ; | | | hoses We don't ihay it ' el all have g 1 On the NN | e | are P conrary we are saisticd that e will ) 1 g ‘ t uant Y prove 10 be the most eflectiy ¢ hhes M (R il lew 1 | r fiidd il 1 eved \ voday ants i the smali tow Al ST that instewd of the mail 1 i | } y trn home forder o in th e citios ar | i { A i 1t | vty merchant s | o T k.1 will actnall Ve the contrars ! i 1w | | \ i % i elicct and will diminish the mail or 3 ; der trade and proportionately buaild € I Porter hrot I \ 1 1 H [ merchan TG e e mail o il " [ A\ Oy | : e EWHTE procestd 1o DS feve now v ary tacility W Living™ at the home Macon, G art il | T ; kg "o Mead Binder the expre 1. This sy i siid by many | Leader 4 tem does not u]nrn on the rural o best and most Tively piree delivery mail lines between the that has ever heen Hon dohin Lo Morean and wite, o ; WY s (i Feonntry customer and the merchani P ./ dikelind wy retny Lo ‘ ’ 1 Te R mn e today i e peaeest suad! town, When the : S i : AN LT parceds post law goes into cflect on nowski goes to tmpa Morgan, of this city, Th e N : f Fhey are el ype first of January it will then be 1 owill remain over Sun-route hone from Ednevyille, N, ¢, Monda Mrs. ! where they have been pending the at oity, where gh | st Live Ouh Corresponden? onth or such matter Times-Union '-hlxnfhrll"ll - - Mrs Louis € Lynch has returned roor oand tamily re- [ from Lakeland, where \ bt trom Waynesville, snend- she spent sey eral days with Lot W Duadley I hev have bheer Latter's voung twin Thes nied ! hovs ar | ttle fellows andd Mt this was 1t rtoopportunity Mr but 2l 1o 42 (PN | ad ! . then Giving which Tway ville San ; ojonurn elsewher - Mrs Gardeor, of Gallowas, came ong, of Lakeland, (i today with her son, K G Gard ty Monday and has ner,and pending tew days with tion to being an excel 9'.\1r CoD Cloueh agd other friends Simmons i< !in the city Mrs Gardner is an ex- and dre o cedingl prellizent and attractive ompleted 1wo Lady, and pn pleasant visit to veridian Woman's €ol- | this office, where s} Dan. Miss Her mother, lnost welconn tller Flanagan is always a Mr. E. G g Sl S L ot WITH NEW ENTERPRISES first among the ports of the astiped - | e d D bbb b b e AJESTI Do ' THEATRE '-~(AfIm \1« alance 6, N per cent m"r'|000000000000000 DON'T MISS TONIGHT 1oooooooooooooou e AP | I’rooram fOI‘ lOIllflm RIVERA S REWARD (Kalem - Drama.) t |‘D|[s’ ‘N Cn'lMNS’ GETTING A HIRED GIRL '"EAIRE Essanay- (omedy.) T 0 STATES ARE MADE N OF METTA Drama.) S OPEN AT 6 P. M NG LEAVES N UNDER 12 wsin, Mrs. Geo. | : .f ireat Lake | General Admission...10c " T 'Children, under 12...5¢ ~"" possible and casy for any honsewite vivoof the ROF D routes who needs o or a few vards of cloth or a Ittle writing paper and is too busy to 2o to town for it, to send a postal card ty the merchant in town, and by the return trip her little order will be filledd ar the expense to her of one | cont The parcels post will mualti-] iy and extend this Kind of tread endlessly s and it will operate hene ;Y'n inlly to the people in many other | ways that we have neither time nor | derail living along spool ol thread Lspice now 1o Tampa Times It von are nov vet ready 1o build why not get one of thos heautiful lots in beautiful Orange Park addi tion, before they are all gone, They are not going to last visitors begin coming long, when the winter A LAND QUICK R R R R T e third, Of th rouzl hich S5 per s forcign trade passe: and two on the ree in the sout! Thirty years ago I8 per cent of Atlantic | onr exports went out of per cent. and Gulf cent. In the last ten dled only ports 22 pe through the Gult ports | ind throagzh VOArs eXports increased 61 per cent Atlantic ports only 20 per cent | More humanly interesting evidence that every outh in late years finds un even though sunn: were @ he really expected to find, He s « land quick with new enterprise «clamation projects 3 tuble farn 0 R R s S S s a 22 27 L e s T2 T | ';u,xv Last year Atlantic ports han ‘ :‘-;'»»omoo-:oomaooooooommrooo‘ No doubt figures are dull things | and to} {many minds more convincing s the | winter traveler | g a FLA., SEPT, 20, 1912 PAGE FIVE J; to-Wear Lac l _I Suits, Boys' Su1ts Pants, riving every week. been in New York for three weeks = «::m.mrM P R *all and \Y’mm stock of Ready- and Gentlemen's Etc., are ar- Our buyer has picking up bargains for our two stores-—— here and in Georgia. Agency for Endicott, John- son’s Hide-to-Wearer Shoes. Every pair guaranteed. Priced jrom $1.49 to $3.98. Only a few left of our Spring and Summer Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Muslin Underwear. These go at a price that will make you buy. Mennen's and Colgate’s Tal- cum Powder, 15¢. BUCKSKIN BREECHES BRAND of Men’s Pants and Suits. Every pair of Pants from 98¢ to $5 guaranteed to give satisfaction and priced at at reduction of 25¢to $1.50 pair under regular selling price e cm— e st 8 L 88 . . 4 e 5047 - 25 New, Fall Coat Suits for the ladies. Special prices for next two weeks. 200 New R. & G. Corsets. 50c to $3.00. Union Made Overalls, regular $1 and $1.10 garments priced at 89c. Our entire linc of Men's Fall Hats priced from 50c to $4.50 Our line of Men's Dress and -==cverybody knows we sell cheaper than the others. Men’s Silk and Cotton Ties, 50c¢ dozen; 10c each. Peroxide, 6=0z bottles, 10c. Come in and See Us. N. E.Harrell & Co. Bryant Block, Lakeland, Florida Ho! for Boca Grande Everybody Going to the EXCURSION SUNDAY, SEPT. 22nD, 1912 Round Trip $2.00 | e e e e e e e WWJW'WWJ‘NJ QOOOOOO0VOOO0OOOOOVOO0OLOOOOHHOIOVCOOOOOOCOODOTOOLD 'LAKELAND TO BOCA GRANDE TRAIN LEAVES 6:30 a. m. RETURNS AT 8.60 p. m. Choosing Ready-’Made Glasses is dangerous, the only safe way to buy glasses and we o invite you to make use of our kill and care for yonr own benofit. COLE & HULL Kernii ok v Avenue, Opposite Park, Lakeland Very few, if any, peo ple have two eyes exactly alike Ready-made glasses cannot possibly 1 suit both eyes We examine each eye separately and supply just the giass required in every case. It is S < € < CHONO OO0 CoOQEONTRE v ol o BRSO QU0