Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 31, 1912, Page 5

PO CHICHUD I DA OEOECH P DS DB B s R P N S e i POULTRY ASSOCIATION MEETS TOMORROW. lfl Case Of Fire phone 5,000 i Mrs. E.F Bailey are tho. n, born Sunday The Pouliry association meets to- morrow afternoon ay 1:30 o'clock at the city hall. Business of greatest importance is to be transacted, TO0 THE PUBLIC. \'C of u fine =0 ‘ OTiinE S This is to notity all of my friends \rs Scott Malsby 8Pent und patrons itha; | have moved my u in Lakeland and have gudio from the Raymondo building to the Futch-Gentry building, where I will be pleased to do anything for lasis 4 — you in the photograph line. {lolmes Robertson 12-31-3t. R. G. PATERSON. little ! pr.! ONE OF LIFE'S MYSTERIES, rendance. ! i <o their home in Port jarents of a this morning. Nothing in (he awful mystery of e ‘lite_and death is more inexplicable g a charming YOUNR \pan the widening contracts of ElaN s at e yhuman fortune, Why should one aest of her brother, | ; I‘.”h”d be brought into the world to | wealth, dignity and honor, and an- spal b :o!her child to squalor, penury and jerime? Can these disparities of | condition be mended through the (rolitical fabric? If we should place a man in the presidency for life, in- vested with all the 1o a wise and benevolent absolntisn, could he to any appreciable degree the Conld to sit up. e remotely sin and sloth, popular A, C, returned to this morn- ars O'Neal y Tifton, Ga., ren days’ visit to her s Robison, who for has been critically improving slowly, two weeks powoers needfin fiys change existing reach the robably be order? b atble discas, of greed and craft, o B dives in Dixie- poverty and wealth =o as to give the tome today to Mr. W, halt, the lame and the blind some F Aol who, with his wife, re- | o0 againsg the healthy, the fere from Waterloo, energetic and gitted? Louisville ad Mrso Niclhols are de- Courier-Journal. tions to Lakeland's busi- Lol THE MULBEBRY IN FLORIDA. il circles and will be comed as permanent resi- | Flovida is peculiar to herself in TS TSN A st o kD) the variety of products She pro- srat’s Club will holg its Wuces many traits found nowhere and book shower tomor- ¢lse in America. We have seen the ' cernoon and evening, and ev- Russian mulberry grow in six or s cordially invited to at- Soven differeng States, but, except i ;,,.,1”“‘,”; will be served it flavor, never have we seen it aram rendered. Callers will €dual the wild variety of the mid- wed between 4 and 10 p, m,, dle west, until we saw it mature pictures of their pastor, Rev. Kin th duthe publie is most cor- in Flovida. Here it is a large, lus- ney, and church. Fe is a Christian fally invited 1o attend and bring a 0 Florida. Here it is large, luci- Citizenship superintendent for Or () :’n?oun Iwrr)'. Firmer iv'l' texture “".‘! ange and Osceola district, and | ‘\"“ o DIS|I|«I\ At PR B g ,more acid than the wild mulberry that church we are to hold the di i et among the visitors to AN entirely free from the slimy- g oncon e next fall. " (; SI[V[NS U on vesterday was €. Rucker . "C#¥ and flat taste of that variety. The Palm Avenue Presbyterian . [ . who was regis- Llere the Russian mulberry grows church workers of Tampa sent their ¢ Desoto hotel. Mp. Ad- from enttings and very rapidly, o5 inution for the Underwood i+ J[wrl Ry 81-0“[ ident of the Chautauqua Lo, and is here for the Prose of promoting a chantauqua 10 Ild in Tampa in February. bearing May and nature, years. Itg season of tending over April, Becanse of its prolific Frow v ncoiragement that he has bearing season. superior quality, received from Mr. R. ¢, Baldwin, Mol is very likely that the CRSiness of propazation and rapid g0 gy the Christian church o Kletme Will be asuceessful one, My, | ETOWth every property owner iioiv of akeland, and vice prvmduv 0ne should have at least one Russian o0 )0 Southwestern district. © s shown over the eity by 4 i : Mmost, or T i beis ereatly impressed strawherry, ruilberry tree equal to the { here is our Happy New Year greet- coming into bearing in two or llnm- 1‘\- June. long A quite it erows THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK FLAND, FLA, DEC. 21, 1912, “The ldeal Christian. His Conse- cration.” May it be a blessed time b+ in every society. GRACE Interlachen, Dee. 31, CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR : IN THE NEW YEAR. This is our firsy press letter on the beautiful Underwood No. 3, the gurprise gift of the ¢, E. Union co- workers. It carie on Christmas day and is the very latest model of a well nigh perfect make of machine. We hope to do better work for the press department from now on. So 1912, A. TOWNSEND. I the best, the White Clover Flour a3 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, POLK COUN- TY. FLORIDA.—IN CHANCERY. J. K. Futch vs. John L. Bartels jand J. H. Bartels.—Bill to Remove Cloud from Title. It appearing by the affidavit of J. ing to all the dear friends who gave'y p.iop in the above stated cause this gift; and Happy New Year to that John L. Bartles and J. the many others in and out of the Bartles, the defendants, named in union fellowship who will be glad (he bill of complaint, are non-resi- that the “little secretary” will have gentg of (he State of Florida, but are her work lightened for 1913. residents of the United States, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Strother,| That there is no person within the accompanied by the latter's father, State of Florida, the service of a sub- are to arrive in Jacksonville next poena upon whom would bind said Saturday afternoon and go on down defendants and that the said defend- tc Leesburg on Monday, where thev ) 8Uts are over the age of 21 years; vemain for several weeks attending {y is therefore ordered that said non- the winter Bible school. They are resident defendants be and they are the United Society's missionaries in hereby required to appear to the bill China, wow on a vacation in the of complaint filed in said cause on or Pomeland. When in Jacksonville before Monday, the 6th day of Jan- and throughout their entive time in wary, A, D, 1913, otherwise the al- our State they will giadly visit ‘our legations of said bill will be taken societies when invited and expenses ax confessed by said defendants. #re paid of their so deing. This they | 1t is further ordered that this or- Will do in behalf of . E. loyalty, der be published once a week for five for it is the time of necded resy they consecutive weeks in the Lakeland Will have in Leesburz. The socie- Evening Telegram, a newspaper puh- ties in Jacksonville have been noti- lished in sald county and State, fied of the coming of these noted vis-{ This 3rd day of December, A, D. I PO itors and will. we hope, greet them , 1912, warmly in the gateway city of Flor-" A. B. FERGUSON, ida. | Clerk Circuit Court. Latest news from Winter Park is ' W S. PRESTON, that, instead of wishing our um\n-n- Solicitor for Complaint. tion to come in Febroary when th | 12-3-5Tues people are there, the decision now is % e tor a later daie, probably early April . (f . 10 R AR which will suit the majority of the whers far bettor to attend than a —= Y AR o | W FOR SALE Good team of mules, | mid-winter i One prominent i | i L i new wagon and harness. Inquire at | speakeor alveady promised is Miss s P . i s il b Felearam office, 12-31-6¢t Minvie B Neal, president of the o Wi 5 i 5 G R SALE S One Y9-room, modern State WO T UL wnd who onee was b drail i 4 : 5 . house and one desirable lot on e Teader of Chivistian Endeavor as i ; it Sout Yirginia avenue, Close price SHE oW dx n temperance aetivity, .” ; Hija :l f \‘ 'l l‘ i : I* tak { mee. Apply ) Tele- What does the coming of a new S LR A DY . il eram oflice, 12-21-2 Year mean to vou o the press sn- beautitn! with God's than Ther rervintendent it geems o clean page which must, Lelp he filled perfectly was the year ending, 1912, is always something encouraging in the thought of new things, and sure- 1y none could in our work-day life be as precious as the coming of a — new year for more and better serv- ice “for Christ and the Church.” The Christian church when send- DIAMOND ing from St. Cloud a gift on the new _ typewriter, St THE $125.00 more enclosed a card showing their pastor, Rev. J. F. Winnar! who was State president four yenrs and always an active Endeavore cheery missive has just beo To be given to the lady receiving the largest number of votes for the Cent a Vote said that they had a Christmas tr for their Sunday school, the (egn L Pampa Tribune, : without any attention whatever. o, o0 doing the work \\uhu PALpY MADDEN COMING TO ;l.’ru-\sl i:n '!n'l:n». 4 Im::;\n?n" :Iwn :|'| I:r_ asking help of the older chur! i AT T . exanders a uverside, or @ ol n . g “ d 0 e TR ORI IRY . sttty o e wpllats e mie. $A8 ¥ bad Madden, the famous teadar road. This is a froit tha; may be generally do good work. Did .o r'reme" s(lar“lval .l‘ ator, will be the at- ! 1"::::1( m|M”':"'::'l"|’h'"";; r'.h":":‘v;;:'l‘:; ever notice that? e (Jr— S80S ot the Christian 1ulture'"' that the R"""'E‘"" :""”’P"y " ciety from State President Frano: CloSes “III‘S, jin, 2 a9 p, m Lroeun Course.Everybody who en- cue of our exclusives l'()r.t Lander- Coffin will be read before the soris 5 #3%a xood laugh should be on hand, | dale Sentinel. ; e ties. Our president, go far away i* - MY LINE INCLUDES h:g Road to Laughtertown™ witl| 1OST—On the streets of Lakeland. Juy, Santa Rosa county, must i | 1 for the blués. Tickets for | fountain pen. Finder will Pleas mog of his work through corr e attraction may be secured ntl"e""'fl to pogtoffice and receive re- gpondence and deserves our heurts 12-31-1 AJESTI THEATRE Be Red Crogs l’harml(‘y fv."d OFTEST GETTING TNTES GETTING INTERESTING | , !‘Tmh: Queen contest given by the oy it connection with their car- | i :as taken on a lively spirit | "€ Various candidates are i T T T T 218 as follows: Groover ; leen “(,R“ COMING— GARCIA’S BAND JAN. 6, 7, 8. ............. 3,224 .................. I 110 M forget, contest closes at car- al m»mds Thursday nlglt (5o tfliffl l ’nom\ MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. Prof. Murphy Leader. OVERTURE. MAJESTISCOPE—THE PIL- GRIMAGE. (Kaltm—Drama.) A GOOD CATCH. (Essanay—(omedy.) FROM THE LAWYERS WINDOW. (Pathe—Drama.) EST AND BEST I THE| OPEN AT 6 P. M.’ General Admission...10¢ Children, under 12....5¢ s mmnuannununuuunnua -~ COUNTY. e — —_—— mu mmm mfl “ v lfi lzafin,.nhowlng Tod.)lnund.DOOOOGQOQOOOOOO( I I : : ]AUD TORIU { t encouragement which can best be | 'Newspapers shown by answers to his letters The Endeavor topic for Jan i~/ M.g.z'nes e Stationery 0060000000000000 0000000000000000 Post Cards Cigars Come and see me before pur THEATRE chasing elsewbere. Your ,GOOD mMeuis 1 C ! DEATH VALLEY SCOTT MINE | | (Kalem—Drama.) patronage appreciated. Miss Ruby Daniel News Stand Loooy of Edisonia Theater THE WIDOW’S SECOND MAR- RIAGE. (Edison—Comedy. THE INDIAN MUTINY ; or e — THE BURNING OF THE MATCH FACTORY VOTlNG BOXES ' (Vitagraph—Drama.) At all the Drug Stores and H. C Stevens’ Jewelry Store and H. O. mns g “k' Denny’s Fruit Store for the : Chilires . 5c|Queen of the Firemen’s Carnival A -22-2-2-X-X-2-2-3-X-%.-%-%-] wmonc:nncl. ’ Happy Nelp Year PAGE FIVR HOPO $OSOSOE0H04- T0 YOU ALL Again thanking you for your greatly increased patronage dur- ing the past year, | beg to re- Yours truly, LIS Brt A0 et m.n»aobw‘w N main, H. C. STEVENS Jeweler LAKELAND & FLORIDA NOTICE!| e o# We will cut the price on all our Ladies’ Suits Call at once and see the prices we are offer- ing. We appreciate your calls. MURRELL & SHARP L OOK! We,are going to give our customers a treat for the holiday season. Com- mencing Monday, December 16, we are going to dispose of all our $14 and $15 suits for $9.00. Mind This Is No Sale. Don’t forget to ask for your Christmas Souvenirs. N. B.--All our75¢ and $1 Ties to go at 50c. The Hub JOSEPH LeVAY 118 Kemucky Avenue Lakeland