Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 8, 1912, Page 7

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WHY ‘s, roaches, mosquito«s and all kinds of bugs? . CONTAGIOUS DISEASES nd we will tell you ! They Low tg rid your home of them all kinds for poultry yards, s and disinfectants of k rooms, etc ENTRAL PHARMACY PHONE 25, THE ONE PRICE STORE \ | false hair.— - DRESS FOR A GIRL PO A pretty little dress this in pale blue cotton foulard; it is cut Magyar, and the skirt also in with the bodice; the yoke is In soft silk of the color of the spot. The material Is tucked in sets of threes where it joins this, Turn-up cuffs of the same. A suede belt to match the silk {s worn below waist; it is kept in position by being pressed through little slits at the side seam. White straw hat, blue feather mount. Materfals required: inches wide, 12 vard silk wide. frimmed with a 215 yards 40 22 inches Corded Weaves. It is sald on good authority that corded weaves will be popular in the autumn. These new ribbed fabrics will include material so light in weight as to be suitable for dress draperies and heavier ones adapted for sults, outer wraps and trimmings. Smoking to Cure Deafness. Harriet Martineau suffered from deatness. One who knew her writes: “The degree of deafness varied, and ghe tried all sorts of remedies, Un- der the advice of some scientific per- gon she tried smoking. 1 had the privilege of providing her privately with some very mild cigars, and many and many a summer night have we sat together for half an hour or so fn her porch at the knoll, She tried this remedy for only a few ‘months, but she fancied it had a ben- eficial effect upon her hearing.” Sample of German Ingenuity. In Germany, says the Scientific Amerlcan. wood is too expensive to be burned, and it is made into artificial silk worth $2 a pound and bristles worth $4 a pound: into paper, yarn, twine, carpet, canvas and cloth. From sawdust parquetry flooring 18 made; the materials for this may be bought by the pound and then mixed, so that the houscholder can lay his own { hardwood floors according to his indl- { vidual taste and ingenuity. 2s< Fear of Diseasss in Falce Hair, Cleveland's he: claim that the false hair worn by wom- en is more insanitary and dangerous | than most thi which the modern woman doplores as insanitary. some states they are gathering data to show the number of contagions dis- eases which eon he d direetly to wl Food Migazine. TOTICE OF INTENTION TO APEL FOR LETTERS PATENT. Notice iz T reby il given that th apply to th ‘-uur of the State of Florida, at Tal luhassee, on the 15th day of October A, Do 1912, for letters patent, in corporating the State Bank of Haine: City, under the following propos: ! charter, the original of which is nov on file in the oflice of the secretary | of State of the said State of Florid: Witness our names this ninth day of September, A. D. 1912, ARTHUR E. DONEGAN J. ROBERT DONEGAN, R. G. JOHNSTON, . (. YOUNG, 1. T. MILLER, JULIUS MATTSEN, OSCAR COOK, E. D. TISON, . RABAN, T. J. RABAN, D. B. OHLINGER, 0. I1. OLINGER, W. B. CRAWFORD PROPOSED CHARTER of STATE BANK OF HAINES CITY The undersigned incorporator { hereby associate themselv for the purpose of becor or rorated and forming a corporatior under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Florida, with and under smoking. | dth cfficer s said to | In | it.x ; i propesed charier: I. { o The name of the corporation s jbe i S‘Me Bank of Haincs C.t_y {and its place of business shall be in { the city of Haines City, in the county ot Ik and State of Florida. 1L The zeneral nature of the business to he transacted shall be that of a general banking business, with pow- ers Tncident thereto, as provided by the statutes of the State of Florida. 1L The amount of the capital stock ot =aid corporation shall be fifteen thousand dollars ($13,000.00), to b divided into one hundred and fifty | dred dollars ($100) each, to be paid in cash. Iv. The term for which said corpora- tion shall exist shall be ninety-nine years, V. | l The business of the said corpora l HE I { lowing officers: \ president, one or more vice pres- uts, a board of five directors, = hier, and such other officers anil employes as the corporation may authorize. The board of directors moyv appoint subordinate officers and employes, with such powers, duties and terms of office as they may pre- scribe, or as may be provided by the by-laws, not incomsistent with the Favking laws, tion shall be conducted by the fol- ic VL I'lie directors shall be elected by thio stockholders at cach annua! mecting, All other oflicers and em- ployes shall be elected annually by the hoard of directors. The annual me ting of the stockholders shall be held on the second Tuesday of Jan- uery in each year, VI Uutil the officers first annual meeting of ”u»hlvrx shall be qualified, the busi- { ness of said corporation shall be con- ducted by the following officers: Arthur E. Donegan, president. A1, Miller, vice president. ¢, . Young, cashicr. And Arthur E. Donegan, J. T. Mil- fer, ¢, ¢, Young, L. W. Smith and D. B. Ohlinger, directors. VIIIL The highest amount of indebted- ness or other liability to which the gaid corporation shall at any time subject itself shall be as limited and defined by section 2712, of the gen- eral statutes of the State of Florida. " The names and residences of the subseribers, and the amount of cap- ita] stock subscribed by each, are as follows: clected at UI" the stock- No. of Shares. Kissimmee, Name. Arthur Fla. Robert 1. Donegan, 20 ° I Donegan, Kissimmee, 30 10 10 1. G. Johnston, Kissimmee, Fla. ¢ (. Young, Haines City, Fla.. Oscar Cook, Haines City, Fla.. | . Miller, Haines City, Fla.. 2. ¢, Raban, Haines City, Fla.. . T. J. Raban, Haines City, Fla... .. W, Smith, Haines City, Fla... Julius Mattson, Haines City, Fla. 5. D. Tison, Iaines City, Fla... 0. 1. Olinger, llaines City, Fla. { ' B. Ohlinger, Haines City, Fla. [ W. B| Crawford, Kissimmee, Fla. ' A, Cans Agnew, Kissimmee, Fla. | STATE OF FI ORIDA, COUNTY OF OSCEOLA. Before me, the undersigned notary rublic in and for the State of Flor- lida at large, personally appeared Ar- thur E. Donegan, n G, J. Robert l)on(-;...m Johnston and W. B, Craw fnr!l 11 to me well known, and known mlo the individuals described in b e 1o he nd who excented the foremcins d chor ITaines City, #nd each being worn severally acknowledge that he | vxecuted the same for the uses and purposes therein expressed. In witness whereof, T have here- | unto set my hand and affixed my no- | torial seal this 9th day of Septem- ber, A, D. 1912, (Seal) JAMES M. JOHNSTON, Notary Public. commission expires Oct. 29, pro- ] My 11914, STATE OF FLORIDA, | "OUNTY OF POLK. 4. Before me, the undersigned notar public im and for the State of Flor- ida at large, rsonally appeared €. Young, J. T Miller, Julius Matt- con, Oscar ook, 0. . Olinger, k. ‘D Tison, J. (. R iban, T. J. Raban [ D. B. Ohlinger, 411 to me well known, md known to me to be the individ- { nals described in and who exceuted the foregoing propoged charter of the State Bank of Haines City, ani 'a<‘h being duly sworn severally ac- ;nowlr'dgcd that he executed the { }mc for the u:zcs and purpose | taerein expressed In witness wherco!, 1 have nto set my hand and tarial seal this 9tn day of A. D. 1912, (Seal) J. L. My commission e 1913. here- xed my no- Septem- THRALL, Xpires Sept. 10 shares of the par value of one hun- OB v of the State Bank of | duly | & | Timber, Turpentine, Cut-over F 0 i"? SAI fi Lands, Choice Colinization Tracts at Low Prices, IMlorida Homes and Groves on High Rolling Land, Situated on Beautiful Lakes, Paying Straw- beary and Trucking Farms. We guarantee all property just For reliable information see & Alfield LAKELAND, FLORIDA. as represented by us Ohlinger Opposite New Dejot, O IO IO OIS DH0T0 L. W. FULGHUM ELECTRICIAN Dealer in Electrical Supplies. House Wiring a Specialty. 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