Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 24, 1912, Page 2

PAGE TWO. THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA, DEC. 24, 1912, —— LAKELAND =—"" yos raon 1¢ There Are ° 3 o 0N’ Fireman’s Carnival sl Epases i Washington, D. C.—(Specia}) smzmioor Wk Dec. 30, swmom ———————————————————————————————— Already the ‘“elder statesmen” of the 15 SUPERB ATTRACTIONS 15 The Great, Krouse Shows If it comes from Cole & Hull the quality is right, and this fact gives it prestige that 1y o would not have. Weryig, cuss the make-up of committees, in anticipation of the assembling of Congress in extraordinary session about March 20th next. With the reorganization of the Senate accom- plished, in so far as its officers are THE GIFT OF ALL Gms is a piece of good jewelry or a good watch, It will last lon offerings have been forgotten. Our Christmas display of Jewelry and Watches includes class and price. Choose from it and your present cannot fail to please. & after o gifts of eve T The fact that we conduct and buy for four stores enables us to buy at an immenge g5, i 3 Sk 1g, wh i § . Wi ke a special effort to get appropriate gifts for gentl o ik AJESTIC IN MAGNIFICENCE MIGHTY IN MAGNITUD. ed, the Sergeant-at-Ar means a saving to you. We ma gentlemen. Hgy, . M c @ TC 4 6: G E. ;::::::ry and :,‘hapleaii. the s“:::' our new line of Persian Ivory? It's the real thing with a pretty menogram on. ave yoy Secp We engrave .. purchased of us free of charge. article — COME IN AND GIVE YOUR EYES A FEAST—We are pleased to show you, put it off—come today. We are prepared to take care of mail orders promptly. . write or telephone. ; "COLE & HH Phone 173 112 Kentucky Avenue, Lakelgyg through a committee on committees, will take up the task of parcelling ont ‘the desirable committée places to those who have earned.chairman- ships through length,of service in the upper branch of the Ngtionsl Legislature. d ; Senator, Bacon, who is senior op 'both the judiclary and foreign ' af- fairs commiftees,+ has been elbéted [to take the chairmanship cf foreign affairs and will quit the judiciary committee entirely, on the ground that he will not be able to give that very important committee the time or the consideration it deserves, With Senator Bacon at the head of | === foreign affairs, Senator Culberson, i [ Crowded with Novelties. Teeming with Attractions. ~_____ Where Pleasure and Purity Reign. Time's ghopy, It you canpo, Doy, come, !"1t is o-plaoe of amusemient, and amusement is what i ¢ prodidbd in exhaustible quantities, and to suit the taste of the most fastidious. Replete with an abundance of Jeverythivg sppealing to thé'refined and cultured, as well ag popular Special Free Attractions SEE ELMA MEIER—The Diving Venus champion high diver of the world. Actually dives from a 75-foo; pedestal into. three feet of water. KROUSE FAMOUS MILITARY BAND OF TWENTY of Texas, will become the head of nv:;:b:;.o';ngxel:::ni13::"::11&(!- ; the judiciary committee. ed that the American salor is a clean “The Home For sav",gs" Other committee chairmanships | aud thorough athlete. He takes a will go to the following: decp interest in anything he tackles, ! 8! Finance, Seua},or Simmons, of | and so, to make his athletic endeavors | i North (‘arolina. | correspond with his otherwise high ' Ihro the 000" of a Ba"k Navy. Se Tillma | standing, he goes in for clean work, ; w 4 K “:;}’ RRARIAL AN ot AN | and ii he wins he is modest and if he sl S ] [losos he is the first to congratulate | Military Affairs, Senator Jos., F.| . winnar. 7 Johnston, of Alabama, {IN THE CIRCPIT COUKT, TENTH | Many a young man, has won (his wyy Post Offices and Post Roads, Sen- . hest, the White Clover Flour as ' i ty e S : - etor John H. Bankhead, of Alabama.| JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, POLK coux-é upward in_the busincss’ world, Appropriations, Thomas 8. Martin,! TV, FLORIDA.—IN CHIANI(;ERXI' i The habit of sa vIng, 1n a representutiv of Virginia. { . K. Futeh vs. John L. Bartels inutituti(nn---afl well as the hel i ! A ‘tels i 3 Ve . $ = 4 DY Agriculture, Thomas P. Gore, of #!'( J. li. Bartels.—Bill to Remove . § | i L : Oklahotns. | Cloud from Title, ! sistance which this bark rendei. . Commerce, Francis G. Newlands,' I i|;)]l(,‘1ll‘inf—{l by Ithe :\fl:dn\'(;t of 1. !; patrons---demands consideration, v ) of Nevada. K. Futch in the above stated cause ! h S gt ; Sl ! oors of this bank ar en to - TR achlh Public Buildings and Grounds,tiat John L. Dartles and J.| T ki e t(f s Claude A. Swanson, of Virginia. 1. Bartles, the defendants, named in; s18t every w(nrthy enterpnse of indi- Where c&fl You Get Them? Rules, Lee 8. Overman, of North the bill of complaint, are non-resi- | vidual or’corporation. Carolina. dents of the State of Florida, but are I residents of the United States, but! One of the world's best collections | Whose postoffice address is to affiant ! of books on Turkey and the Balkan ' unKHowi, ’ [ I"[ AM[R'(;AN SIAI[ BAN“ States is in an American library. It| That there is no person within the : is the famous Riant collection now | State of Florida, the service of a sub- Here at this drug store. If the doctor says you need a certain instrument or appliance come right to this store— we have it. iu, Harvard University library, It Pocna upon whom would bind said OF LAKELAND A——— was acquired by Harvard in 189y defendants and that the said defend- s ] and has since been added to until to- | #1ts are over the age of 21 years; . d Cr 0 SS Pha r m ac day the seoueon on the Ottoman Em- it 18 therefore ordered that sald non- | & We Payt4 Per;Cent Interest pire comprises about 4,000 volumes |Tesldent defendants be and they are ; American libraries have a very large | Rereby required to appear to the bill number of valuable special collec-|Of complaint filed in said cause on or tions. What is probably the most |Dbefore Monday, the 6th day of Jan- important Dante collection in ex-|U8FY, A. D. 1913, otherwise the al- ’MWWOWW‘?I istence is at Cornell. The most re- | 1e8ations of said bill will be taken ¢ warkable set of Bibles in the world, 2% confessed by said defendants, '-2 It Is further ordered that this or- @ [ \ comprising a large number of first 4 der be published once a week for five 0 editions and unique copies, is in the library of the Genmeral Theological |COnSecutive weeks in the Lakeland Phone 89 % . Quick Delivery 3 A. B. FERGUSON, Clerk Circuit Court. W. 8. PRESTON, . Solicitor for Complaint. 12-3-5Tues IS TROUSLE % ° Jects it would be difficult to dupli- cate in Europe the great collection in the Masonic Library at Cedar Rapids, lown, or in the Scottish Rite Library of this city. ¢ y ; i Evening Telegram, a newspaper puh- [ Seminary in New York. One of the J s . ¥ ¢ F REE; l_l GOO DS % finest libraries of Japanese material |1#hed in sald county and State. Nothing would/please the” men{folks more for a ('ln'rs!lmsg A to be found anywhere is at Yale Uni-| ‘This 3rd day of December, A. D. i ; versity. In works on mystic sub-| 1912 Present than a Box of g § Shell Pecans, Aimonds, E W Nuts, Ib 80c¢ Plum Pudding in tins 20¢ and 35¢ s B * * s 35 = The tast revory of Secretary Wil- ASflaraflus Ilns » c son, ac head of the Department of Agriculture, which covers the NOT OF "EART schievements of sixteen yoarg, the time “Tama Jim" has cerved as Real Facts In Regard To F. R, Huffman’s liiness, Relief Ob- Curing His T IV Y - Allments, Waynesville, N, C.—Mr. F. R. Huffmas, A.‘ Ho IT. CIGAR CO- ol this city, says: *I suffered dreadtully Limburger cheese, Ib 25¢ Cream cheese, cake 10¢ Rocquefort Cheese. Ib 50¢ chief of thig great branch of the fovernment serviece, is crowded with interesting facts and shows what a nmarvelous growth the country has had since Mr." Wilson came to the chiefship of the department. The cairy cow is one of the principal producers of wealth on the farm and with what | M" heart trouble, L‘keland’ l:lorida 4+ the value of her products in 1912 and tried various medicines in vain, ' cstimated at about $830,000,000 mmmum, Thed- 200 Blus. an amount which exceeds the value of the cotton lint and is nearly equal to the combined value of lint and sced. The lowly hen is another of the wonderful producers, it being esti- | mated that she laid during the year 1912, 1,700,000,000 dozen eggs and if an egg is only worth a cent and three quarters it gives the tidy sum of $350,000,000, and it this is ad- Ged to the value of the fowls raised, the products of the poultry try on farms amounts to 0.000,000. This nearly the value of the wheat crop. The animals sold from the farm and the animalg slaughtered on j¢ Pure Food Store W. P. Pillans & Co.--“Ask! theSlaspector” It cared my lndigeston, and by nis|§ ANOther shipment of those delicious § ot express my gratitude for its benefits,” Peanut Butter Ki“e' have ar- E o you dgsston. Poor digeston wd |8 F1Ved. When wanting something in m‘":%;‘::f&"& m, - candies don’t forget them. §c Sack. .'::-.,:'.:::m‘:r.:l H. O. DENNY § Dressings, Jams, Jellies and Pickies; also ! 'nap For Quick Sale, 80 cres § As fine land as there is in Florida, one and a half mile from station; 60 ares under good wire fence; 30 acres cultivated; 125 large bearing orange trees, 200 grapefruit trees, budded, 4 years old: 30 acres :Igdfl.'l:erfnumbgr about 111,000,000, fine pine timber; 10 acres choice hammock land cov- s o thems antugly ) is estimated at $1,930,000,000. ered with oak: 10 acres good muck land. Most productive of all agrieyltyr. VOTING BOXES The first man with $2,500 cash gets this bargain, @ |a! vears in this country has peen another $2,000 to be paid in one, two and three years. §11912. declares the report. Tpe 3 At all the Drug Stores and H. C.| y g Steven’s Jewerly Store and H. o,I ml ; e l s . o ‘ Denny’s Fruit Store for the i Act quick as this wili not last. Toul i, Teotnced its greatent an- | | indus- about equals PHONE 226 a Call o wrt e nt, T i e of the Firemen's For All Ninds of e REAL ESTATE ALY CO., Lakeland, Fla- § |icy & "o, conroes o Carnival Peration them. "Toe remand emec e 1000 Free Votes e Mind the blow an et | e e 241 2o 2ave 100 or| &S00 US For ROSEDALE and PARK MILL Lots ubscribe for The Telegram::z:====== arsi, mormter 2 countries. Deen & Bryant Building Lakeland. Fla.