Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 21, 1912, Page 8

THE EVENING TELEGKAM, LAl LAND, FLA, OCT. 21, 1912. i ' f ” YOU HAVE LOTS TO BE THANK- [ ] ‘ | FUL FOR—That the French \Way ll)ry Cleaning Company has co. e to . Lakeland and that you can get your _‘ clothing cleaned, pressed, repaired [} and dyed in a scientific way. Ladies’ garments a specialty. Phone 274 . 3 e T ) ' : | Best statlonery at lowest prices in o FOR SAL¥—b passenger touring| : car; fine condition, or will ex-l; o t.ow'," Lal.(c'land Bo‘ok. Su’)re. ' o for part payment on Lake-i $45 \'\II.F“m Y ;} new ?“?“h< l:'lt;- M P C h G d o wal st Addros Box 806 M (yBewIILr In priect conl That Means 100 Per Cent to the Goo . Taiiiand 8.10-t¢ | tion, worth $75. Apply News | fice, room 12, upstairs. tf. ) FOR RENT OR SAII‘E { If you want to be the best dressed (:mr milul‘ fro:n Lak(::l";m:‘-:):l lcz‘n an in town, be sure to buy a Royal a clay road; 2 four-ro oo e it. If it don’t fit and Is A ] acve truck farm, 3 acres of bearing :::tm:::f::lt don't t:lkoe]it N order to introduce to the Boys and n ri ) . entire place d L i i fi.mv;'--»..“.l.:-lr o AMURRKLL & SHARE | Mothers of Lakeland and surround- r 0 year, . . $2.000 and make casy terms. The! WHEN YOU THINK OF HAR- ing country. the SD'el‘ldld lines of 4 / crove properly cared for will pay | NESS, THING OF McGLASHAN-- . 5 4 . I ¥ the rent on the entire place. Call or | THAT'S ALL, 91 boys’ and children’s clothing that lam it i ginbing O 1o1 1y, | BiRgest line girly ana voys' and selling. 1 will give a reduction of 10 per ‘ Lakeland, Flo. ~= 11101 kildren’s books ever shown in Lake- A R : B YOR SALE—36-hovse power boller | tand just recei-e!. Lakeland Rook cent on every suit and odd pair of trous snd 26-horse power air lift, which | Store. 7-24-tt ersin my store. from now llfltil Novem- umps 350 gallons of water per min- 4 | wte: Apply to . K McRas. 6-19-tf HABCNOEI?& Rganngg.l‘::lg%ns ber 15th. | am making this offer to try | FOR SALE ::lfii-lnch I'Ju:uknlh';nlml THAT'S ALL. G 9.12 and interest the parents of boys and oW, patte akers' turning lathe, ; " : ! i“r lll:‘:rs::"ll. r'Ill‘. Lv.:ginv, “shafting, jiz Two full sets Alger books for boys the boy who buys his own c‘othlnfl iin i pulleys and belting, Al compara- | sust recelved at the Book St‘";'z‘ i the splendid clothing, odd pants, shoes, tively new. Bargain for cash. C. G. il it i ‘ Arendell, 309 South Virginia WHEN YOU THINK OF HAR- hats and Jfurnishings that |1 have pur- h H10°6t NS TR OF Newiamman chased for this season, N FOR SALE—Two lots in Dixic- | THAT'S ALL 912 No need to send to Tampss Jackson- w“ sand, near Success uvenue. A bar-| SEVERAL nice front rooms and o v ’ Il anin it sold at once. Address 307 |board a;} 211 Tennessce avenu;. :’:r:i ville or anywhereielse for what the boy South N York avenue. 10-16-6p [ Henry Bacon. -26- ; 1 T Full line both Waterman Ideal “eeds: you can savet'me.. WOrry, trou. | ORANGE TREES FOR SALE. ¢k ! {n Futch and Rogers additicn, ‘Il’::s ‘;’:‘i‘; :;':':' Clu:::hi:";‘::: ble. mis-fits and your pocket book by I s g i et Fous Sas| Moot i 7-244t8 bringing or sending your boy here to be nues, and in the alleys. These fine $ % trees ean be selected now, tagged| For FIRE, A(V(‘llm‘}:(}‘l'l‘l-pRLAl.l‘.\lE fitted up. We will take as much pains | and removed when the present crop | GLASS, and STEAM o Lk o . | b taken oft, Price $2.60; purchaser |SURANCE, see D. H. SLOAN, Pea- and pleasure with the boys anfl chlldfen Y tree. For further particu- | cock building. Phone 342, 4-6-tf as we do With grown-ups, 1n flttlng $8s » L. M. Futch, Munn build- WANTED--Two or more capable z z 10-10-tf. | tenor singers. Only thoroughly qual- a“d sahsfymg them. ! R : ifiecd men need apply. Address Mu- H f serges. si— e HOUSKE TENTS and lots for sate | o5 20 Gt eram, fo--tr A big assortment ? ges. cas LR o payments, Myrtle Ave, between ATHLETIC CUT CLOTHES mers. worsteadS) cheV|0ts and tweeds o Kentueky Ave. ang Tennessee Ave Bring us your pictures to frame. nAE«:N DREVFUS O . l g Maun Construction (o, Phone 110, | Lakeland Book Store. 7-24-tf NEW YORK to select from. COIOTS: bl’OWn. blue. ‘,:.‘_HENT:)%.‘"U "[ 200 RONLIERY ATe. WANTED - Position as clerk or gray. tan and theil‘ kil'ldred |sl\ades. made in sailor blouse. Rus- | BARGAIN For quick sale. Six-[salesman. Address R. 0. Park, Lock | New York Press, states that he ¥ knows nothing about a report that ?1\ Colonel Theodore Roosevelt would o | become editor of the Press after Nov, . i 6 in the eveng of his defeat at the . | | polls, e would be willing ty pay ki Colonel Roosevelt $100,000 5 year “ and believed he would make mone;” i at that, but he didn't think Colonel | . G '3 R RNISHED - ROOM —~For rent. | Roosevelt would aceept. Mr. Munsey CUSTOMER HAD HARD BEARD. CURING TUBERCULOSIS. |ordered and 1 got a box of Doan 5 CEMENT SIDEWALKS ; ! ciosyin Modern conveniences. ! yade this statement : i i | Kidney Pills from the Lake Phar- ' Phone 200 Red 10-18-t¥ AV s ; l v g 3 ey, This g i acte iek- | Seale ids will b e : 5 i { What you =ay to me about the Local Barber Tackled a Job That Put Consumption, unless too far ad- :“ i | !m\ llrcpl”lmo“ b“fh Lt ' i li‘.m;h ‘:‘l” 0. : | FOR RENT--Furnishea rooms, | """ that Mr. Roosevelt is to be Him to the Bad. vanced, can be practically cured by | " and it \\.d\ .not ong (‘Ol"~ evers |4 p. m. We ies ay, i 610 East Lime street, near Lake|''™® cditor of the New York Press yuture’s process of confining the tu-{ *YMmptom of kidney complaint wus | the board of publi \ Morton. S-24-ge| 10T NOv. 6 is the fiest intimation T pne Surke Telegraph vouches 108§y opoyjar germs in saes of fibrous tis- | driven from my system. | am glad {town of Auburndale. | ! have had ou the subject. 1 have nev- | (e following amusing yarn, which, | Rt tatar i caleifieg | 19 recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills to | opened the evening of = } FOR RENT I lod t ; 2 the L y sue, which later become caleified, e : A 2 | ( i £ araisiod mm'ns. OFfer discussed this id with Mr. | o; course. we all believe implicitly and thus prevent the spread of 'h“v:m_\' one afflicted with Kidney th:»~Iu!.proxlm;m-]'\— 26,000 [ i light housekeeping. Mrs. Lo W Yar-| gossevelt; neither has he discussed Barher 8. Lo Alvarcz has gone | oo Rormerly it was iate ease.” (Statement given May 14,|cement sidewalks to b w3 y nall. Lake avenue and "'““’::".‘“" . it with me: neither has it ever Ilw(;n abont lately with a finger done wp in | oyoneditary, but the ereat ‘;(’rl““lg 19608, !avenue, West Park \h.|v | Ve S . o, . _«L . : . | vinis way fed the bacillus in 1NS0-1882, In most | Mr. Burbour was interviewed on avenue, kas 5 (.nu-v‘n\. modern -(»{lu-‘xun-!u-v.\ Mrs It goes witheut saying that i [rtucday a citizen from the hit- | gos consumption is communicated | February 24, 1811, and he said. “ lmfj' h street ti | F Smith, 112 8 Florida Ave. &n..!nnvl Roosevelt is aot elected pres- | pland of Sampson lake, entered 1 el i lod-up sputnamn of victims, | L cheertully endorsé Doan's Kid- ' obtaineq trom, and 1 e | i v ey > 1 in ; BE 4 i N .- v ;. o "l A h -17-t1 "':u nt nothing would [l]\.l..\i .nu 0| shop and de 1 1o have his b particles of dust may be| Ny Pills again and confirm my for- ed to 1 Wil TWO FURNISHED ROOMS—TIn!much as to secure a man of his abil- ! on of and 1o be ziven a 1 whitled through the streets and j mer testimonial. 1 have used this . and marked I wodorn house 414 South New \'nrki iy for any one of my newspapers, Ilhie beard belonged to ek lighy anywhere. The most dangec-] ™ medy occasionally during the pas ‘-iflv\\'alks' wenue 8-2-t8. | b that | ooould do s has never oe- | gy, warme:: quality, bamboo-ti 0 alits : % : three vears 3 + results avet The right is here | I i | ) ous focalitics are congested tene- | thre ars and the results hay FOR RENT--One nice furnfflm_l% curred 10 me, and, @8 @ matter of I ) 7 d vosited the cust R e >|‘-\. - boen Of ths bt |reject any and all bil- Mrs. L. A. Rennc corper | fuct. | do not helieve it could "““n i W determine wi mille, wheeo suitation is defeetive | For sule by all dealers. Price o ! i 5 "] Massachusetts and Cedar St | dcm {er e needed power shears or Luad s qintia 4 zood air lackinz. ! ‘ents. Foster-Milburn o., Buffalo.' Chairman Board of 1 0-10-t¢ ! do pot mind J,"‘TI— in this con ':. s, crahh beard to fe With the b xeeption of pnes- New York, sol ents for the Unit- \‘ " the salary that has al-! ¢ psin mmediately excl ¥ tion caus the | v States Presid '_____:_——_—':‘ o fixed upon in Park row, | with an cxpression of pain on s t destruction. to. humanits Remember the name- Doan’s and Attest: ‘ b Eanson q year. wouldn't stand in |y, Lord! lave you run a jeat thie | ke o other T WILEY JONES ! U Indeed, 1 think 1 could | ywir thirough your pateh of swa S 'm(;: | T - | MlSC[llANtous 1! " my publishing ckly withdrew his hand “': luding Grateful for Life Saved. Lucidity Demanded ' | || ness on Mr. |} vas found imbed e Thirty-five year: age . Swiss sailor| Anything like «heen™ ‘ ’ v yea ! bhusiness end of a big fish hook e “ YA I saved the life of an English lad, ais + ' v - — i L a . to disappoint Park | jol Alvarez his assistant, had .mD-l;,Pfl at a boardinz school at Vevey, ! - — g e row in being compelled to sar that | the barh ont with a razor. = ;3 ‘:J:,d!m[\ S e H i 150 1" N M ~ ot soune 1 . » = i 77 i roung 2 Vi 1 i 1 W \\H—,?l' Competent younglady orae W. Perkin: and Osear Straus The man rom Sam; & without 'Y::'me e has sine ‘h;niw. Flske JO:’{-“ desires position as stenogzrapher. AD- .y nothing 1o do with the purc hns-‘lh..\)“.: lonz at the hook ard WELL DESERVED COmE & wealthy Bran. Fi - P, ¥ g viy to this office 9-24-¢f b N\ S B ! e a althy man. or a long the New York Press and that no s clncidated | time he tried to find his rescuer, and LOST —Pocketbook containing a other man anywhere had ing 'o| “Dogged if bit ain'y the - The Praise That Comes From Thank- | at last discovered him in the captain : ‘ sum of money, a switch key do with the purchase of the New [{ Jost when 1 was fishin® 1 ful Lakelang People. | 0f a lake steamer at Villeneuve. He - -\ = veads Finder return to M. J York Press.” i Cypress Run last Fourth of Juiy | o S remedy never fails has sent him a hank nete for a thou oy and receive reward 10-184f T ' ketched in somethin® and broke offon g ‘_'”!' e e TINET P (UEL A & S | Loat S Ne otiated Bustard Might Be Valuable. | the line. Feel azain for thar picc . is Doan’s Kidney { H g Come in ana select some Of our It is suggested that the bustard, 8 ' o fas meat hit baited with ~ Pills Dust Poisoned Pies Kill. ! crisp new books ‘or boys, girls and iind of bird in China, be domesticate | p.: (ye pindor-fod Tooon b Lakeland testimony proves it al-| The coroner’s investigation of tboi : i o b i +n Ameri ei Wy iable Es - children Po(o.e the lot is xflcked over. e ;t‘: vh" :?l:h_s lmrln 14 to 18 | melted during the ho .. | ways reliable d:ath of William Bowling of Lanca- Buys and Sells Real Ef A big shipment just received. Lake- s and the flesh is well flavored. | gust and only & piece of rind was F. L. Barbour. 638 S Florida Ave., | Shife, after eating pork pies in May ) é land Book Store. 7-24-t1] s B s tound x lakeland. Fla. says: “My back last, was concluded when Doctor Har- gpecialts i CTIN ‘0. Thickly Populated stz | yad me for & loag @ ris, medical officer of health, stated [ Orange Property a Spec: : PAINTING AND PAPER HANG- CE—— € time and 1|¢nge pi B 20—Bene seemptly and sethiin Having an average of * 700 resh ]w; often €0 lame that I could hard s opinion was that the infection s e promptiy artistical-| gentg to the square mile, N -~hattam Sesp a Disinfoctant, * | of the meat in the shop was caused by s e 3 roow louse, bath, ete, on Success | Pox 41, city. Ave Lop 100x140. Terms. Phonof 106 Blue, or P 0. Box 85. 10-10-1mo 1y. Bem Carstens, Phone 71, Jack- son & Wilson. 10-9-1mo. MUNSEY TALKS ABOUT ROOSEVELT AS HIS EDITOR. Frank A, Munscy, owner of the feland is the most densely populste place in the world. sian. Norfolk. single and double breast. Prices range from $3.50 to $12,50 with a 10 per cent reducton off. Some of these suits have two pairs of pants. Every suit guaranteed to give satisfaction or | will make good. See window. The ordinary brown kitchem soap is ' 17 Stoop. [ finally came to the con- dust blown in from-the street—Lon- a strong disinfectant clusion that my kidneys were dje. @om Mail,