Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 29, 1913, Page 5

THE EVE NG TELEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA,, JAN. 29, 1913. PAGE FIVR. ]mx. BLANTON ADDRESSES LET- TER TO POSTOFFICE ASPIRANS. aessts. W, P Pillans, 0. M. C. Brown, J. W, Scally, land, Fla.: Gentlemen—In view of the exist- < .vey & Bassett haveling giate of affairs, with whic we quarters in the new | you are fully acqu hore that you, and all other S0 Eaton, Lake- 1 ' V 0% r to be ¢ postmastor of th azree and arrance amon: Ives for the holding of a pri mary election by which the Demo- | cratic patrons of the oflice ma * | nomin v the new posteflies ue has very commod- < went down to Tom- 1 ity will yoping and pleasure s moved r choice | I am strongly persuaded if not al- {to!:«thvr convineed that ,as a ques ; ! tion of principle and as a practice it | ;m improper for the executive com- -van will move his den- " mittee of the county to control or o the new postoflic2 [ attempt to control appointments to | vday, where he has | poliical positions in particular lm‘.h-l © of rooms. ities. It is not the same as if the ) 5 — postmastership were a county office. l Jp O'bonald zad mother, | Morcover, the present committee lv - went down 1o Tampa ou ! not representative, and to submit tn‘ in today, where they ar2 | jts control in this matter would be afternoon very pleas-'to let men of neighboring towns i name the postmaster of Lakeland. 1 1 e cannot be true to my constituents o H. P. Wilder, of Per- znd submit to it, and 1 will not do so. l.ukeland, guests of .\lr.i Let our city be a leader in this ter, Mrs, P, J. Foster. | course. Let us have a primary in . to invest in property | which favoritism and personal ad- this their permanent | vantage will be more nearly elimi- | "nated Our to do- | T imand tt, and I trust you will take tGentry has purchased | the initiative ouse o South Florida Very cordially yours, ing to Mr. G. D. Me- KELSEY BLANTON ill have same moved R O RS G P | (een feet, after which : CARD OF THANES. house remodeled it his home citizens onght We desive to extend oar heartfelt appreciation to all those so kind to us during reavement. The and sympathy will never be forgot- ten, MR. AND MRS. H. L. CULLER AT wio weie Ler Adams will come L 1Omoirrow morning to | ofter the Chantauqua, 1ws in this eity Feb dams will will i -5 times before the open- 1 il be here all during the our receng he- | acts of ‘,iimlnvs,-i also be DON'T FAIL TO SEE SARAH BERNHARDT AT EDISONIA. l Me ymer and daughter, &lissg . mother and sister of Mr. | . r, of this city, are in f the guests of Mrs. Hins-| . Madden at their lovely | | %e Hollingsworth. These | erly lived at Pauway, but “GIRL FROM RECTORS" WILL ¢ hoen making their home | BE HERE TOMORROW NIG}{T wille, Sarah Bernhardt jn moving pic- tures at the Edisonia tonight. She {appears in the opera La Tosca, which will pe well worth seeing. VA NSRRI “The Girl from Rectors” will be ‘coment of the Sunnyside 'scen at : the A.uditf)'rh.l'm t(mlm‘ru\\'| e _that Mr. and Mrs. Smith, ' nhight. That *“The Girl” scored one | 1°nle, are still at the ho- of the bizgest hits ever seen in \\'s~1>-| been moved into small- € and Field's Music hall in recent | oy, of course, owe for years is putting it mildly. She cauzht ' board, but they will them goine and comini in a contin 4 ont until other quar. Wous stream of langhter \\'i”ll (-\nr_\'; nred. The disposition line and .‘Ht.lhlxul .x.h:»xln the '.‘I.H‘- s‘hv‘ '~ manacement is highly Started until the finish. It is some | as they have done all show. \ fact and delizhifal com- + for the couple. edy with a strain of gong The enzarement here is sure to prove nd music. 0 "7 7T, TAXE NOTICE! 2 popvlar ore and should draw a biz hou « heen mode an anneal by o s s v i Cenartment of the Wom- byl bl i far fonds to help an af- The Majestic theater has proenred r ' of Lakeland, A true Florence Colby Havden, formerly i YRR _ . rrima donna with “Igle of Spice,” 1eh an anneal fo un 3 Pabes in Tovland,” and other New an trust Pro. 4 York productions. 146 Hether- hat yon rive. 1 h'\'r | found on houschold pets, dogs, cats, | mal has long hair or thick fur; then | to destroy the cges, | In which mange originates, and issald | give the garment a good shaking and furs in the sun, nor in any warm . | repeat the shaking proc FIRST APPLICATION Seco ‘rh:uv:.-«' it easily, |tively by using Wyeth's Saze TO RID ANIMALS OF PEst SOPOERSAFOIAFOPRSOSOFEHIIRIOHIECICSOFOOHOII HOPIPILOIOIGIOE 1010307 04004000 At the Annual Business Show, New York City. November 11-16-1912 g k Water in Which Potatoes Have Been Boiled Is About the Best Thing | . That Can Be Used. : There 18 a simple remedy for de- stroying insects that are sometimes DTS O The Underwood Typewriter Again proved conclusively in a public dcmonstration its superior qualities in Accuracy Stability 17) l'y cight of the world's fastest typists, in half- 1 Trpewriter stock) produccd the magnificent total of 55,944 10 strokes per svrat:d. Tl:c crucial test eof stability was here shown. No- birds, etc., that is not generally known, but which is said to be absolutely sure in its results. It is simply to wash the animals with the water in which " potatoes have been boiled. When preparing the vegetable for din- ner, put plenty of water in the ves sel in which they are boiled; then, | when the potatoes are thoroughly cooked, pour this water off into a bucket or pan. 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One Solid Year Weber & Fields Music Hall S {)-n} flg Seat Sale Opcrs an. 27 atRed R , <s Pharmecy HIS DAY. (Comedy.) PAUL GILMORE OncNightFeoruary 8 ITL' THE WOOLRS OF MOUNTIN KATE. (Drama of the Forest.) PATHE'S WEERLY. (Current Lvents.) 1 an a - . T —— } RUBLE'S EASTER AT ATLAN- T2 inre = TIC CITY. ~~LIST AND BEST IN THE, s Ay (Lubin—Ccmedy.) COUN | i g SRR TRl MAKING GOOD RNHARD N )SCA s s i (Melies—Drama.) Reel Eelair—Classic.) l = [=) ' DALKAN WAR. 'OPEN AT 6 P. M. (Zelair—Topical.) fenln - - .# lr‘!‘ I\ Gils big’i-u‘ 1 0N R mn " ",",:'m Children, under §2....5¢ & The Muricipal B id of Lakeland 10¢ Season Tickets $1.00 T I TEe : 5¢ | Prices: 15, 25 and 35¢ \ECN!JTY 3i Seat Sale Rcd Cross Pharmacy HUMAN §ZARIS March Ist D Adats . | Children . e e