Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 22, 1912, Page 8

1ol i ] INI:Et:i‘ii b i M THe I!nllum) GAPITAL l.flY [ =Y Washington, Oct. 22— (Special)— Every river ang harbor improvement gathering this year has abundantly demoust "ated the very general inter- est in the country in the utilization o' the wise, growini commerce of the United States. The meetings of all the co- ordinate associations have indicated a livelicer intercst than ever before ir wuterway highways of transpor- tation, and the indications are that the approaching ninth annual meeting of the National Rivers and be ever, Congress will more The Congress will be in session in this city bec. Harbors largely attended than miticg by declaration to a more lib- eral policy of river and harbor im- provements, and with the Panama canal, the great trivmph of engincer- ivg, thy pride of Americans and the latest world’s wonder, nearing its assured completion, there is a na- tion-wide conviction that there skounld be no more hesitation or de- l " 0,000,000,000 » waterwa)s, inland and coast- $10.000,000,( "' Jiien to meet the emergencies of the . | t, 5 and 6. | With cvery political party com- complied with the provisions of the uttional waterway Loperice Lprovenicnis, Nor :honld e i eiph 1 i e @iy haibor « mmit- | 1l in passing an ;nn-i civer and harbor bill, for al- the - railreads are fecling the of IH‘IL]I' 1()"&&'5“0“ due o l o m ‘mands of shippers to move the fenormous crops which a beneficent Frovidence has given us tiis yvear, experts estimating that the farm value of this year's producticn wiil reach the enormous aggregate of Over 2,000,000 foreign-bor: vot- ers will be qualified to vote iu the November elections. The l:igest preportion of them are of the Latin races. * * watchtul care of the industry in Under the United States the coffee Poerto Rico has grown a crop reaching a value of 000, of which ST per cent the United States. * ® * the we Nearly 20,000 newspapers have postoffice appropriation bill requir- ing newspapers, magazines and pe- riodicals to publish the names of the owners and the size of their cir- culation. But one publication has showed opposition, the New York Jeurnal of Commerce, which asked for an injunction against the pro- ceeding. e e —R THE EVENING TELEGY - M, LAK That Means 100 Per Cent to the Good ber I5th. N order to introduce to the Boys and Mothers of Lakeland and surround- ing country. the splendid lines of boys’ and children’s clothing that lam selling, | will give a reduction of 10 per cent on every suit and odd pair of trous- ers in my store. from now until Novem- { ammaking this offer to try ‘ % 0ff On Clothing! and interest the parents of boys and i the boy who buys his own clothing in the spiendid clothing. odd pants, shoes, ! nall, FOR RENT righed room. and private Ave. Phone FOR RENT Heht housckeeping Lake avenue Handsomely far- New, with screens bath. 1011 8. Florida 15 Red. To-22-tf, Furnisheq rooms for Mrs, LW, Yar- and Lime street, 10-21-2p, - FOR RENT Two furnished rooms; moder coniences oa FOR SALE-—§ passenger tounus!\",‘ A ‘l'l(,m“"'l"”.';"“‘ e b . Sm y 28 Flor Ve fine condition, or will ex- / A L hoove for part puyment on Lake- 10-17-11, ud redl ostuee. Address Box 536, TWO FURNISHED ROOMS In Lakeland, g-10-tf todern house 411 South New York nenue D-0-tf F.OR' “NT OR SAI‘E" FOR RENT--One nice furnishoel one mile trom Lakeland depot ou o, ,_troom. Mrs. L. A, Rennolds, corner v clay voad; 2 tour-roow howes, 12 | ‘Batith Mosiact : cere tenek favi oacres of bearing | issachuseits and. Cedur St A AR 9-10-t¢ Brove Will rent the entive pla fo, $300 per year, or will sell for | $2.000 and make casy terms ’I'll(-'w'_'_“__‘ grine properly cared for will p'.nl ; the rent on the entire place. Call nrg 603 Gilmore Ave,, 10-21-1 lp AL Cook, and, Flo. YOR SALE-—2i-hovse power buuor and 25-horse power air 1ift, which | putnps 350 gatlons of water per min- ! ate. Apply to W. K. McRae. 6- IQ-tt‘ MISC[[[AN[()US WANTED Competent young lady FOR SALE 32-inch Eurcka band giuw, pattern makers' turning lathe, ! L1 horse 1. H. engine. sh:n'tinu.! pulieys and belting. All compara- tively new. Bargain for cash. C. G. Avendell, 30Y South Virginia, 10-16-6t ' Two lots in Dixie- | avenue. A bar-| Address 307 10-16-6 | SALE-- land, near Success zain it sold at once. New York avenue. ror Seqth ORANGE TREES FOR SALE. | fi Mateh and Rogers addition, | Tennessee and Pennsylvania ave- | and in the alleys. These fine ! trees can be selected now and removed when the present crop | n off. Price $2.50: purchaser < tree. For further particu-' 1. M. Puteh. Munn build- | ing 10-10-tf, HOUSE TENTS and lots for sul vie payments Myrtle Ave,, between Keatucky Ave ang Tenunessoe Ave Mavn Construction Co. Phone 110 60 Kentucky Ave DARGAIN For quick sale. Six-! roore house. bath, ot o Suecess Ave. Lop 100x14¢. Terms Phone e Blue, or P. 0. Box §§ 10-10-1mo | FPURNISHEDRY ROOM-- For rent.! ciose i Modern conveniences. Phone 300 Red 10-18-tf. FOR RENT—Furnishea rooms, 610 Bast Lime street, near Lake Morton 8-24.tt {1y to this office. tagged | 2 | desires position as stenographer. Ap- 9-24-tt. containing @ switch key and LOST - Pocketbook sum of money, a board at 211 Tennessee avenue. Mrs. Henry Bacon. 9.26-t1 ville or anywhere ETIC CUT CLOTHES Yius D Co. YORK ATHL WANN L NIy - —_— ——— —————— Aot o— to select from, T L sian. Norfolk, singlc and double breast. cent reducton off. hats and furnishings that | have pur- chased for this season. No need to c2n4d to Tampa, Jackson- clse for what the boy needs: you can save time. worry, trou. ble. mis-fits and your pocket book by bringing or sending your boy herc to be fitted up. We will take as much pains and pleasure with the boys and children as we do with grown-ups. in fitting and satisfying them. A big assortment of serges. cassi- mers, worsteads, cheviots and tweeds Colors: gray. 1an and their kindred shades, made in sailor blouse. Rus- Prices range from $3.50 to $2 ,fgw. W Some of these suits have two pairs of pants. t give satisfaction or | will make good. Sce window. HIPPED \ : {PEC-T = B T o R e R T brown. blue, o i ' ATHLETIC CUT CLOTHES | DREYFUS & CO. ' YORK i R T e itha IO e ooy Py ;‘-1.’( t TR Y N s Every su! .t E. F. BAILEY]| Full line and Parker voth Waterman ldeal) Lucky Curve Fountain; A REAL CONSUMPTION CURE. a'ready—an’ that’s how it iz there'g |0’ the tuberculin test, which oniy ol bachelors.—George Eliot. tells when an animal is infected and CEMENT SIDEWALKS out for destruction, we cshall have a cure which will rid us { points iy beads. Finder return to M. J. Mal- ! ¢ {sen 9 9 ; Tov o und receive reward, 10-18-tf. ::‘:,’ AL sl Ume. Lakelaud.’ g;mt';' That is an interesting story which f"' the dizease.—New oYrk American | Sealed bids will he receive ;3 i comes from Baltimore to the effed Hawth " & B 0L astieinn ,0"" e A SACRIFICE SALE. For FIRE., ACCIDENT, PLATE| ¢ the scientists there seom 1o have - Th awthorne's Desk Kept, the board of public work Your clioice of one of four prop- | GLASS, and STEAM BOILER IN- e SR | AU SO RAOE R [Goen o Aubedale. T crties for some ready money. In- SURANCE, see D. H. SLOAN, Pea. Ixmnll a cure for tuberculosis. It is orotr:: :0"’_:":;15‘;::": ‘:: ;“‘I‘I'l‘ ::::;:1‘1’; opened the evening of same dat 'l:.lll‘l\l‘:l'"ll: Ilu Il '~|\:'l"..“ Room N.n'v 27, |cock building. Phone 342. 4-6-1f \-{.uul li:.‘n the ulu;:\ Ial in the form ! ‘ preserved In that m;ulnt old city by 31701‘0“"1_31('1:\' 26,000 squar i) do building. 10-22-2p. l WANTED-—Two or more capable .o an anti-toxin like the now com-! jts custodians. The salary of $1,200 cement sidewalks (o be luid MRS, DAISY HANSARD, profea- | tenor singers, Only lhorn\mhl\'l11|1~|Lmlll.‘ VoS Glpthorti Anch-tubin ARG | SN WRWLROCUR O WO W S| SISSIN, WSt Park . sions a0 pentfiatoe q A R BV AW e vaecinations for typhoid, small- | Parative comfort during his incum-|nuc. Tampa street. Union ional nurse, residence 409 N. Towa | jfied men need apply. Address Mu- bency of four years. | B v av park [ Ave. will take patients at her house | i, care Evening Telosram, 10-0-gr, | 0% and hog cholera, | - e S N Ea'\l‘l e or will 20 out. Best reference. Phous | - {1t i said that the anti-toxin has | 1”""?.}‘ el Rbeclitacune a0 Blue, l0-9o 1w Bring us your picturss to frame. | i A : 3 i { Oltaineq from. and bids « S i i.akeiand Book Store jasiegp] ol Indeciod Juivo the biogd ot Tehg {addressed to J. Wiley Jou Best stationery at lowest prices ln' i Vs previo infected with tuber- clerk, and marked “Bids ! t_ wu L:fl‘u'l.uul l-nnl\‘ Store. WANTE! .“-1 fon as clerk or'gode and 1t it has Killed the wnum FM"I sid '“3““ S0 WILL BUY 4 new Smith Pre Psidesman, Address R, O PPark, Look \ £ eIy : s herel e T tuberculosis germs without injuring r¢ th S b ath | tion. worth : Apply Nows of MRS SR e S A 1.|M\.‘..\' i is true, it is o .f’. Della mg Unable to Stand | A\ C. THOR fice. 12, upstairs vomle inoana seieci s @ r atter ot the m stupendons im- 1 i g s ‘mml lvlll iy g BO7E SIS T orcates. Tubereuriieie e the S On Her Feet More Than 2 Few Chairman Board of Pobl “ 1 .-\11 t : f’ 3 % Children bet is picked over. onsinmption 1 otiier forms is Minates at a Time. A "_ PICK : ““ k] "‘l 5t A | A big shipment just received. Lake- - .. mos, d~ discases, ang mil —_— a2 sitored suit £ it don ol o - ’ 4 : gesssialinin Snad st i R land Book Store 72440 of watortanate cither thees - Pendergrass, Ga-Mrs. Della Long, | o e R e PAINTING ANDY PAPER UANG - aed with i1 of sty sufferins | 9% hIS place, in & recent lotter, says: = WILEY JONES (71 u-6 SURREGE & SUARP. . fogp Tl oatitly and nthicts trom 15 Will b taade wifs sad Ting “For five or six years, | suffered agon- e CANG -~ e onptiy and artistical- om | vill e m toound hap-' fes with womlnly troubles. WHEN YOU THINK OF HAR. Bou Carstene, Phone 71, Jack-{py. and ten of th of house-| _ Often, I couldn™t sit *» mcre tinn Wusiness Men. NISS, THING OF McGLASHAN-— son & Wilson 10-9-1mo. | holde Will be hlossed fetn< few minutes at a time, and if I stood o THAT'S ALL 9.19 S L on my feet long, I would faint. L . B4 13 :dt_ook‘ Car{ul, |lnd ltdlulped me im- % s gitis an NER) i Artesian Wells Long Known. 1t is mediciely. Now, 1 can do my work all I gir ‘a‘x a voys' and, OMithe - Have ohtatied. water] wurk ¢l the time, and don't suffer like I did.” - 3 N ' throngh the means of artesfan wells who ¢ Take Cardul when you feel ill in any “’ FlSk" J()!"r S bl L i | for over a the a \‘»«n:- Ono of the '|'. 0y :l’:.y—“t‘hk. “nCd‘r:“I'"l‘m" otr ‘m:t;' G i 24.t7 cusand years . < e weather. Cardul is a strength- ~ u}ofi i m(1m~ wells in nee is that bnlfldlng tonic medicine for women. H " HARNESS. SADDLES. BRIDLES| i (it 1 e , ttress caused by womanly irowbies, P -, OR COLLARS McGLASHAN— ge;th of 17 ile fOF tubercuiosis nallv | and is an excellent medicine to have on “ = 2 b s THAT'S ALL, 9-12 1 gallons of w : heen disue < not now certain; | band at all times. | T i beys| Posth war % Vit thera reason to doubt that | Cardul acts on the womanly consti- L V sinted wo fuil scts Alger books for OYS"m i i e e T el ut | tution, building up womanly B'Nl‘“l.l o.r S ego,alt 381 roceived st the Book Store . T S ot tlected | toning up the nerves, and regulating 7-24-tt | o farmers the idea is of special | i When Men Marry. {irterest. For. when an anti-toxin| gith balt century of is due gl WHEN YOU THINK OF HAR-| Thats what a man wants is 3 wil, i foung for fuberculoci it i safe "wm""‘;fi'«';'.""u Foyve Jest what| Buys and Sells Real Esti NESS, THINK OF McGLASHAN-- | mostly; he wants to make sure o'ome |, ;¢ tyag it will cure th . need. Ask your abeut THAT'S ALL ~12 fool as’ll tell bhim he's wise. Bat|. i & h ‘.e dl.sea“ Em He will it Pro Speciaity ' there'’s gome men can do wi'ou! that— | -’ nd other domestic animals | { S SN & e SEVERAL nice front rooms .'d|they think so much O ilcmselveg|?s Weli < in human beings. Instead _NW. l‘"&i Ladler’