Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 25, 1912, Page 8

OR SALE Full line both Waterman Ideas | 'nd Parker Lucky Curve Fountair I Pens at all times. Lakeland Booa | store 7-24-tf FOk SALE—306-hovée power boll.l‘: $45 WILL BUY a new >mith Pre- snd 25-horse power air lift, which micr typewriter. mmps 350 gallons of water per min- | tion, worth $75. 6-19-tf fice, room 12, upstairs. tf. e Apply to W. K. McRae. In perfect condi- Apply News of- HOUSES—For rent or #ale OB, pipocer line girls' ana ooys' snd casy payments. Phone 110. 11-6tf. S Ave. wer W, dunling > Mor wn; bearing orange trees; cheap i* sid 1t cuoe Apply Telegram office. 11-21-tf FOR SALE - Improved and unim- proved city and suburban property. ¥or quirk sale with us Fla. and Ga. Land Co. Talephone 72. Munn Bldg. 10-25tf. FOR SALE -1 Lave the old Dixie- land Water plant for sale. Pump, $ngine, Tank and Brick tower. will gell cheap. JOHUN F. COX. FOR SALLE-—5 passenger touring .ar; tine condition, or will ex- \aange for part payment on Lake- swd real estace. Address Box 536 iakeland, 8-10-tf FOR SALK Pine chips, for kind- hing, 1oc a sack, Lakeland Fuel Supply o Phone 258 Red. 11-25-11, | POR SALIC Three nice building iets on West Lemon street. Cheapest | tots in Lakcland.® Terms if desired. ¥ A Parker, Tremont hotel. 11-25-1w FOR SALE Tremont farm, 60 acres, 2': miles from lLakeland Three-acre grovel, new four-rooi dwelling, barn, cte, sood fence; 20 acres cleared; (eet lake front, As fine strawberry. truck and citrus land as s in the ountry. Horse, wagon, farming im- plements, chickens, ete, Will sell at A bargain, R, A, Parker, Tremoni hotel. 11-25-1w, 25 acres under FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. Three good young mules, good size, good workers and well acclimated; aae ohe-horse wagon, one two-horse wagon, and harness, ono milk cow, sue house and two lots in Dixicland. Twenty acres of land two and one- half miles south of town, all clearad and fenced, six acres good truck land, Yalance good fruit land. For any or all of the above, seco J. M. Wells, Lakeland, Fla. Phone 246 Green. 11-19-6tp. fOR RENT—Furnishea rooms, 2 heautifnl lots. clos: : list your properl.y" 660 | Lakeland Realty . jjqrcn's hooks ever shown In Lake- and Investment Co., 209 KentuckY und just receival. Lakeland Book | store 7-24-t¢ If you want to e tne best dressed wan in town, be sure to buy a Royal [taliored suit. If it don’t fit and is "not perfect, don't take It. [ 2-6. MURRELL & SHARP. | Bring us your pictures to frame. l.akeland Book Store. 7-24-tf PAINTING, DECORATING, PA- PER HANGING—Also furniture re- finishing. Estimates on work chcer- {felly given. Ben. Carsten, 708 E. [ Myrtle St., Lakeland, Fla. 11.15-1mo Best statlonery at lowest prices i u town. Lakeland Book Store For FIRE, ACCIDENT, PLATE 1([LASS, and STEAM BDBOILER IN- SURANCE, see D. H. SLOAN, Pea P ock bailding. Phone 312 {-6-t1 Two full sets Alger books for boys st received at the Book Store. 7-24-tt MONEY FOR YOU--In buying, ].u-llin_'.: or renting city, suburban, | farm and grove properties througa The Alex Holly Realty Co., East Main St., over Western Union office 11-201¢ HAVE YOU GOT YOURS? Lakeland is growing, Suppcse we get 25,000 people here in the next ten years. \What will it profit you if you do not own any Real Estate? Trhink it over and then Get Busy. |'THE L7 PIRE XUSICAL COMEDY The Lupire Musical Comxedy (o cagarcuient of 0. we the Acditorium. Of tais|r | the Key West “Tonight witnesces the farewels mance of the Empire Musicai !y {o. at the Monroc theater . 1ting a five-week engagement i these popular players and with- ut & doubt the most successful in the theatrical annals of our city, kaving played to standing room only nightly fgr five eolid weeke. They came to us postessed of that talent and quality which have mad. tiem favorites and popular with treir audiences who unmistakabl: have shown their sincere apprecia- g'nerous applause. The inimitable p~use have woa the sincere approv-: : i headaches, pains in or about the eyes-=- be relieved with properly fitted glasses. Examinations FREE. COLE & H Phone 173 t:cn both in faithful attendance and Eilly and his clever associates a:. fun makers are in a class by the sclves and solely on their merits to produce the goods; the best brands of ability, humor, joy and the othes fitty-seven varieties of enap anc sparkle that cioke laughter and ap- al and heart-felt good will of their |} audiences. This excellent company | are deserving of the credit of fur- nishing many an evening’s good. sulid entertainment with plays that IIOOKS LIKE OLD TIMES further proof than the ono could take their wife or daugh- IN TAYLOR COUNTY. t«stimonial? tcr to without risk or offense and Mrs. M. E. Andrews, 2908 Cen- with the certainty of pleasure, and| Taylor county hus grown a great' tral Ave, Tampa, Fla, says: when, in the ever-changing course |;any oranges this year. Almost ev-, “Doan’s Kidney Pills are by n» of time and events, they, with sin. :‘ry home has a few trees and all rieans a new remedy to mec and cere regrets, must bid us one and all ‘e heavily loaded. Weo cannot be- from my experience I feel that : farewell at the fall of the curtain|,i, to estimate the number grown.|«annot endorse them too highly. For tonight, all ye that have made mer- ' It reminds us of old times wheuiu number of years I had attacks of ry should endeavor to give them 4 | 1aylor grew more oranges than al- kidney complaint. My back was cordial fare-you-well.” [1i9st any other county. And they weak and [ suffered greatly from Durham Daily Sun, Monday, Julylu as finely flavored as any to be other Kkidney difficulties. Doan : 26, 1912; !found in South Florida. Orange Kidney Pills were finally brought to “The Empire Company has tho“r,ruwlng could be made to pay here my attention and upon using them tnique distinction of playing before 'yimost as well as in other parts of .| was relieved. Since then I have crowned heads while recently filling (j,c State.—Perry Banner. !l:\l&(-n this remedy on several occa- on engagement at Norfolk, Va., hav- | isions and a few doses have always iug been engarved by the United jd..;,’msod of any recurrence of my ol States government to give an ente"- | DON'T EXPERIMENT. }nouhlr\" 4 | tainment aboard the U. S, S, New | 4 ; . i For gale by all dealers. Price 59 Hampshire {n Hampton Roads, Va.| Zou Will Make N.o M“t.ake lf, You cents. Foster-Milburn Co., uffalo. at which were present several of the | Follow This Advice. "New York, sole agents for the | admirals and Prince James of Sax-| Never neglect your kidneys. I'Unitea States. : cry, and Prince lenry of Prussia | 1t you have pain in the b“"k'i Remember the name—Doan's—and | Germany. This was in entertain- | 'rinary disorders, dizziness and ner- take no other. ment of the German fleet upon their ,“"”"“t’:& "‘""l ‘i"‘: ";h:"" :"1():01 ey is Americs rator.'” me experiment. se al cem- o \lh'_(fiimll_(_‘il,:mr‘ i non x-,\'m]?lsoms of kidney trouble, | Lost and Found, ::: Iflu LATE Iu BLASSIF' =: and you should seek a remedy whicn ! Thé ferryman, whilst plying over a ' followin:3 'Bon Air looks good to most people, Don't take my word for it but see it . NOW. JOHN F. COX REALTY COMPANY. Wo00D All kinds dclivered | Lakeland Fue! Supply. Phone 258 Red. 10-25-1mo. LOTS IN DIXIELAND FOR SALE Big bearing orange trees to pick i fruit from NOW. Price $350.00 each. Den't all speak at once. JOHN F. COX. FURNISHED ROOMS—For light housekeeping. 315 So. New York Av. 11-23-6p. anl produco We are large han- promptly WANTED--Fruits on commission dlers, Ingram Sced and Commission Co., Valdosta, Ga. 11-6-1mo. STRAYED-—Turkey hen. James i Robison, 501 East Orange. LOST-—Round gold brooch, set with diamond and pearls. Was lost between postoflice and Ford louse. Pinder will be rewarded by return- ing to Mrs. R. G. Burch, Ford House, 1 N. Kentucky Ave, 11-25-4tp. $10 East Lime street, near Lake I‘(,)ST' o mir, of UL Riovos Motton, 8-24-t¢ | 1 Sunday afternoon., Finder will - !be rewarded by returning to Mrs, C FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS at| Rucker Adams, 211 South Tennes- 705 E. Orange for light housckeep- 'gm Ave. ‘l‘::: Phone Mrs. L. B, "““L’t’ “"i LOST—A heart-shaped brooch Ll 1-25-1m0. | vty cluster of forget-me-nots on It FOR RENT- Newly furnished | Finder please phone 43 Red. 11-25t¢ rooms, with all modern conveniences. Mrs. (. K. Cox, 706 E. Lime St. | i 11-19-6t WE WiLL MAIL YOU $1 LARGE furnished front room f?r m‘.h~ b Oh‘! SHIN Py dor light b Keeping, Apply ni o ‘«[.Ighefl prm:s p‘ald or.old 206 Kast Ouk <void 11 20-6t ittt gty g FOR RENT Furnished room i st o e amodern cony street. Telephone 222 11-1-1m | MISCELLANEOUS | \ ‘EVERAL nice front Henry Bacon. HOMESEEKERS ARE COMING. 104 East Lime H Money Sent By Retirn Mail. Phila. Smelting & Refining Co. . ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS | 863 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia, Pa TO DENTISTS | We will buy your Gold Filings, i\ Gold Scrap, and Platinum. High- est prices paid. | Our Own Business. | to one end. But whenever I find my Whilst I do what is fit for me and rooms and 'abstain from what is unfit, my neigh- | donrd at 211 Tennessce avenue, Mrs. bor and I shall often agree in our 9-2¢-tf | means and work together for a time | . , water which was only slightly agi- i rc('nn‘lml-udml fotLig nne )y "tated, was asked by a timid lady in WANTED--Rooming house, 12 10 S et AR D 2 20 rooms; furnished. Address M. |"4Y (e use. It has cured muny stub- eyer Jost in that river. “Ob, no,” said Doan's Kidney Pills is the rem- his boat whether any persons were Steinkamp, Genecal Delivery born cases In thls vicinity, {he, “we always fluds ‘em agin, the u p i g .l 25 ‘ Can Lakeland residents demand dext day.”—Life. =25-6u, | RIGHT CLOTHES MEAN To Young Men THESE PECK made clothes have snap and + s.yle which the average tailor can’t touch. Cater- ing to young men for years has trained us to know just how to serve them with clothes out of the ordinary and at the same time possessing styles and shades that are safely within the bounds of good v good taste, . - — p— wd o) BRSNS X U PN LA ‘mwa'l__-_-n. ~ TUESDAY, NOV. 26 Dr. H. Edgar Cole will be in Lakeland. well with the glasses you have, come and get new ones. 112 Kentucky Avenue, Lakeland —— —— If you have such troubles cap Ifyou don’t see ULL STATE of FLORIDA, POLK cry TY—CITY OF LAKELAND UNKNOWN: You are hereby notified thay your cow was on the 23rd day «f N, 2 ber, 1912, found running ai | within the limits in which ti ring at large of such animals hibited, and was imponndc you are hereby notified and to claim said animal, pay | as prescribed in section 1.7 | revised ordinances and tal iraal out within twenty-fo . after the receipt of thi upon you failing to do o, .. mal will be sold to cover su alty and cost as provide! Marks, hole ip one enr: | L brand; color, cream witl .. . and neck. This 25th day of November, 4. | 1912, W. H. TILLIS, Marsial Temporarily Postponed. "Why, Rastus,” said Smithers, *what are you doing here? I thouzht you were going to be maviicd this morning?” “Why, yass, ah wus, Mi tuh Smithers,” sald Rastus, “but dat ceremony am temporarily postponed, sah. De bride, she done run off wiv dat wuthless niggah Thaia Jousiug suh."—llarper's Weekly. MUCH dominion over myself is not sufficient for me and undertake the direction of | It you want to sell your property, him also, I overstep the truth and | Bist it with OHLINGER & ALFIELD. |come into false relations to him.— e 11-23-tr. | Ralph Waldo Emerson. FOUND-—-By L. D. Robertson, in% Dixieland, a purse containing money G o :’"'l‘ ln:ihSIW- sl and keys. Owner can hav m e O Sivo, U0 than who sings glllng’at ‘il omr‘e descril(:I:: p‘:_fl‘:i at his work! Be his occupation what : g 2 11t may, he is equal to any of those perty and paying for this ad. who follow the same pursuit in silent 11-23-tf. | sullenness. He will do ‘more in the | Come In ana select some ot our same time, he will do it better, he will | erisp new books for boys, girls ang | Persevere longer. One Is scarcely A Mg shipment just recelved. Lake-|mare harmony as they revolvs fia laad Book Store. ! T-24-t1 | their spheres.—T. Carlyle. ' BAILEY ®& PRUITT Deen-Bryant Building T Grner Man and Kentucky