Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 7, 1913, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT. ROOM WITH BOARD- FOR SALE | i | @i 211 Lemon avenue. Mrs. Henry Vork avenue. Inquire of Mrs. F. A, |!#n. Who is registered at the Wav- I... on —’Murol], Elbermar hotel, 221 South |ct!y hotel. Harlan declared pick- |, FOR SALE—3 beautiful lots, close; FOR RENT -2 furnished rooms Tennessee avenue. 12-26-tf | Pockets “touched” tim for $80, m'h.i tu, facing northeast side Lake Mor-| \pirly to Mrs. (. J. McCaskey, 401} WANTED-—To rent a furnished| " 1:.:1- I‘u:),n ftatl:{u‘o:‘aboard a! wn; bearing orange trebs; cheap if | North Florida avenue. 28 hotel in Lakeland or an i8-room/ of the Floriga East Coast ""“" wid at once. Apply Telegram offies.| (xj; TENT HOUSE—2 rooms; | house, unfuraished in business pare| " ! 11-21-tf. FOR SALE—Improved and ubia- proved city and suburban property. hone 2 For quick sale list your property | with us. Fla. and Ga. Land Co..| Telephone 72. Munn Bldg. 10-25tt. FUR SALE—I 4ave the old Dixie- tad Water plant for sale. Pump, ¥rgine, Tank and Brick zovur. will aell cheap. JOHN F. COX. !" PO SALE—Good team of mules, ‘__ new wagon and harness. Inquire at! Tlezram ofice, 12-31-6t SPECIAL SALE HOUSES AND LOTS. FOR SALE—Black and white Or-| $250 to $500 cash, and so much | Fine strain. Settings ber month, will buy finest building for $2. 0. M. Eaton. 315 |lots, with iron fence set in concrete; Massachusetts avenue. 33 lor elegant five-room bungalows with FOR SALE. all modern conveniences, located on it sight of Lakeland depot. Sixlsnulh Tennemos op iruck farm; 11 acres in old grove, some of the trees having lw boxes oranges on them now. A good | one cottage, 3 rooms. Mann, 203 North Kentucky 57. 12-14-tt. ! Nt long on these terms. W. FISKE ! Phones Nos. 102 or 150. ‘our-room house. Land all cleared | g and in cultivation. The owner leav- PIANO LESSONS. ing Florida. Price for everything, . Miss Laura L. Brockmann, late, §2.000; liead piano teacher of the State Nor- See C. A.|mal college of North Carolina, is 603 Gilmore Ave.,|skending the winter in Lakeland, 30 ' and will receive a limited number ,of pupils. 510 East Lime St. 1-1-6tp motto. 2 and 3500 cash; balance 1, at 8 per cent. owner, Fla. ook, Lakeland, | | SOUND BANKING onur | American State vice president; Lal em YOU G {s grow! FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS— YOURS? With private bathroom, etc.; free water, electric lights and telephone. {all at 317 South Virginia Ave. 12-17-t¢ FOR RENT—New house on West f.emon St., 5 rooms and bath. The Aiex Holly Realty Co. 21 ten vears. What will it profit yon: Bon Air looks good to most people. | NOW. Excellent front room with board may be had path, electric lights, on South New Apply to C. A ! ! Ave. | Fla. i '—"——'_—_—_‘ m’ Missouri Aves. | ' (¢ Presteen |See me at once as they won't last | { JOIINSON, Room 17, Kentucky Bldg. | i house, on the north shore of Lake iot five roomas zach, the flats being | places. Bank of Lakeland ' L. Skipper, president; S. F. Smith, | P. E. Chunn, cashier. | - ! protected. l vice president;: P. E. Chunn, cashier. ng. Suppcse we get 25,000 people here in the next| it you do not own any Real Estate?|or 209 8. Kentucky Ave., now located Think iy over and then Get Busy.|g¢ 203" N. Kemtucky Ave:, Bowyer ! Don’c take my word for it but see it! - i | figure on your plumbing. Phone 257. [JOHN F. COX REALTY COMPANY. | Tiir, EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKLLAND, FLA . JAN. 13, 1913, | PICXPOCKET GAME STILL soiville, ] ) i haird w. O lan., 7. hoy Carter suvs he’ of “in a lives in Negis, t to the police ! vl Tenori (unt o s wiry 1o Jacksonville yesterday, ¢hoerd o crain operated by Curter case FOR RENT-—F{Ve-room house and Loon, W. Taylor, Tance company, 217, of town. Apply Box Tnverness, | ire WooD. by All kinds; prompu deiivery; car-i) coal and ’ence posts to arrive . ! a few days. Phone 258 Lake-', lend Fuel Supply 11-30-1mo. | | ART STUDIO OIZN. f This is to notify my patrors tha! | i U will take pupils in china painting | C 1 | tive bureau that i home last night. merous \cting Chief of Detectives Ca- on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- In water coloe on Wednesdays 'ul Saturdays. Mrs. Jennie Willitts. | ol ( | The A|:|uunnt ease with which rhese ! vhes” 18 to have widened the sphere of | moas far as the for some of the must notoe- nickpockets in the now said to be WE ARE Prozressive, CONSERVATIVE, yot | American State Bank. | oo od, 1. 1., SKipper, president; S. F. Smith, | i P. K. (‘iunn, cashier. | ;. 251 working in Lira’ i the city, APARTMENTS FOR RENT. Our two-story brick apartment | Morton will be ready for occupancy | i % in shorthand, typewriring, or about Jan. 1. it contains four flats cd. Tuis will especially ben: it yiv equipped with private bath, electric lights, running water and fire Long, broad veraadas, up-| iccafion at home. stairs and down. House within ‘a | rimnicy and join the ciass. stone’s throw of one of the prettleutl particulars see Miss Fmma Pocock, | sheets of water in Floride. For fur- | tcom 211 ther particulars, apply to Stephems|:: || a m. and 2 & Rogan, Lakeland, Fla. 12-14-if 10TS (N DIXIELAND FOR 3ALE YOUR ACCOUNT solicited and American State Bank. 1. L. Skipper, presidint; S. F. Smith, to 4 p. m. frait from NOW. Price $350.00 each. Den't afl speak at once. JOHN F. COX. 25 | G- W. DAVIS, PAINTER MANN PLUMBING CO:, formerly building. 12-12-1mo. Model Hardware Co. Special Demonstration and Sale On STIC RANGES GREAT MAJ One Week ( Only--Monday, January bth to Saturday Night, January 1ith. " SAVE $8. 00 As a special inducement during our demon- stration week only, with MAJESTIC RANGE sold (prices always the same) we will give free one handsome set of ware as ilusttrat- ed here Ivery piece of this ware is the best of its kind Nog a piece that is not needed inevery kitehen. It cannot possibly be bought for less than £x00. This ware is on exhibition at our DON'T FAIL TO SEE IT. SPECIAL! In addition to this free ware, we will issue double value in Piano certificates. 1f you buy a $70.00 range you get $150.00 worth of certificates. The piano advertisement will run after this weck, All during this week a special demonstrator giveet from the MAJESTIC FACTORY will be glad to show you “ALL ABOUT RANGES"— SHOW YOU why the MAJECTIC is the best range on earth at any price COME. IF YOC INTEND TO BUY OR NOT. EDUCATION lies in KNOWING THINGS— KNOW why the oven of a range is heated— KNOW how the water is heated-—HOW the top i heated— WHY the MAJESTIC uses so little fuel -KNOW how a range is made inside and outside. Thie education may serve you in the future. DON'T OVERLOOK chance to KNOW THINGS shown by one who knows. OME. Don’t overlook the date. This is a special invitation to you, your friends and neighbors. LAKELAND every store gTEAMZIe-CULL a MAGESTIC NEVER-BuRiY \\,['l’ 2 REAVY STAMPLY iRUN MARBLEIZED WETTLE 1302 ALL TOPPLR TER KETTE IACZ ALL (OF‘L" =2 SET OF WARE FREE . MI"JE AN WHNEES ARE-MARE N-ALL 'fllr? AND: fl’YlE'?' S VOER AND DRAINER: THRIVING IN JAX.' -Holding a; four in his| blacksmith. Texas. this morninz pickpockets had robbed him of s 00 and a gold watch, while he was the { Southiern ratlroad. The report of the reached headquarters 1 just a3 acting chief of detectives, ('a-l vas about to begin an investi- gation of the robbery of A. H. Hur-‘ zeneral agent for an | with offices in | | paldwin building, infarmed the | pickpockets | 11 his wallet, containing $80 und neh of keys, while he wis on Itis jobs" are f'on- United talv-. the addition to making “little | 1 am starting a day and night cluss | hookkeeping-—other subjects includ- | v o huve to work and cannor go to ceiloze or wiio wish to get a business | & Take this op- For | Drane builditig. Hours & 24 HEAVY MARGLEIZE PLAREE MEVER-RURN WIRED: QRIPPING PAN, 2 SMALL NEVE * BURN-WRED ¥ £13 - MEDALS President Tuft the sented the medal of and getauways are made, - | BPOPBOLPOPEOT 1O Again Q3 main, 3ig bearing orange trecs to plck‘ You ean save money by ordering | It will pay you to let us|your wall paper from my new sample hook. [Leave orders at Waring's, The 3y, AND PAPER' HANGER. VDBING PAN AR can A0 RE VSED - A5 ‘W.‘A RORST R (26T PaNG young army officers for bravery under | fire. The reeipients were Capt. Julian reports of pickpocket | Gaujot, Capt. Archie' Miller, Lieut. A. worl is spurring the police to in-| H. Wilson, iieut. J. T. Kennedy and o<ed aetivity, und every member | Quartermastar Sergeant Joseph Hen- Captain Gaujot earned his i hoon's staff is working on the eases. i :‘:’fl :;eug‘:fil‘:;m:?‘ A0 the oth: Happy Nely Yem T0 YOU ALL greatly increased patronage cu:- ing the past year, | beg to .- LAKELAND #& B OF HONOR FOR FIVE OFFIggg other day pre honor to five BLROGOE GO thanking you for vou Yours truly, STEVENS Jeweler FLORIDA| & neangid L ei L0 Which Shall It Be? Do you intend to continuz laborin: . : valuable fuel and destroying high with that old worn-out coox stove? You KNOW that old stove eats fnel «ach year. You KNOW you have trouble ir. 2c1'1 bake just right, in fact, spoil a Jat! evary once in a while-- you know it o' abie for yearly repairs. Wouldn't it pay you to buy a zood range with a reputaticn— The Great Majestic Malleabic and Charcoal Iron Range You make no wistake in buving ! MAJESTIC—it's the range with THE REV! TION-—ask your neighbors. Then, too0, it 't just right and of the right kind of mateti? MALLEABLE AND CHARCOAL IRON —rive together practically air tight—lined with asbestos board—parts being malleabie break—has a movable reservoir and an that don't warp—that's why the MAJES uses so litile fuel, bakes just right every in the year (browns bread just right all © without turning), heats 15 gallons of wat’ while breakfast is cooking—properly ha lasts a lifetime, and costs practically noilios for repairs. Don’t buy the range you expect to lust time “unsight unseen;” you'll be sure disappointed. Come to our store during demo™ stration week, see the GREAT MAJESTIC have ils many exclusive features explainec find out why the MAJESTIC is 300 per ©°*' stronger than other ranges where most ran-° are weakest.