Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 6, 1913, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. THE EVENING TELEURAM, LAKELAND, FLA., FEB. 6, 1913 tut’on, like o e of efficic ! A {ternoon from the S i ! 724> ' azsopr . Lakeland, Fla : Dt ‘ L2 J.ouseise in the postoflice at Luke- thy roseng of 2 ors. Iiclen us wail matter of the t neat litde founded on a great and |1 trut e | | There ure s.Xty-two varieties of | f 9 LRI A 2D, : “ N 3 at ¢ i | & HETHERINGTON, EDITOR In the matter of General § and the man who arg ¥ —_— —— . 7 H . R UACON, Stanager, (1 bt s i iy cLuil tho king bee. | You want your own home. The land is no one g, : s i els! | head, but if that never ha i ut all the lucky | ¥ SUBSCRIPTION RATES: With women, this would be a bad men you know are the kind who at- Onc year ceeeses$5.00 ‘WO”‘I indeed for men.” [tend to business and behave them- | Six months .. .. ......., 2,60 AT selves? Three months .......... 1,26 Further cabinet making by innum-| g 4y dozen great men and ! Delivered anywhere within the | erable editors and politicians in this wop win find that ten of them used | limits of the City of Lakeland country would seem to be unneces- o0 o the oilcloth on the kitchen for 10 cents a week. sary in view of Mr. Wilson's state- gy, _ | ment that he will ive ont no infor- It is » rishty dumb 16-vear-old From the same office Is fssued | Mation on the subject until the "‘_!.\' girl Who can't write a book on Ad- THE LAKELAND NEWS { before inanguration when he will o0 to Parents. A weekly newspaper giving a re-|tell the full truth about the matter, —yyog nooe imaging that a swell same of local matters, crop condi, | #!l at one time 'obituary in a newspaper will give tions, county afiairs, etc. Sent any-' & o 5 them a pull with the gate keepér in where for $1.00 per year. | “TREAT THE BOYS RIGHT.” !iho next world. e s M e | A man may not be able to remem- : BENIE i ! Old Genera) Sitides Nus COMOUN (50 'higoea or aven hie name, bit he i Short T.uiks" In the Times-Union. ,r much hard critic of lut‘v. never forgels the money that hg moting our plaint that veiy few ., g has been fro iy allezed by the lounaq ' Flotikaditirs woulg tind ’: 4»m.n-l.v soithern press that o h':m et ov(-r; Hetty Green’s son has never kissed ! eonvenicut to rpun-‘lln- 5‘.,.14"'0»\‘ since the war the \1fldu|l\"e eNemy |, woman. No chance for this 1ad to ®ary to make the trip 1o Panama o Copfederate veterans, This seemed die poor. suggested for the Proess association, .y, ynpuural attitude for a hrme1 A womun's right shoulder is usual- | offers a way out of the trouble which oigier, as General Sickles undoubt- ly lower than her left. This s the ! looks well ::fn pzuu-r"hl:l ;‘;:L:::"’:;iedly was, no matter what his other yogu)y o guinving her right hand | cult to rea f:,;-lplnnn;v‘ze i g.IaII shnrtcommg‘s. and we hfl\chm"l W‘"_": around every few minutes to feel if | i not impossible, ed to believe it, for we have never ber placket is closed. I GW Ghd dinen el heritage or is it willed to any particular class of pe by divine right. Procrastination the Thief of Time If the devil is responsible for the “putting off “j morrow habit,” then he has earned his job. A Lct in Bowyer”s Sub-Division Is a step in the right direction. The home--yoy; home, will soon follow. WHY BLY NOW? Because this beautiful addition in North-West Lake- land contains a limited number of large full lots. Re- - o P ople T LD L, EELXL=L - = 0 = . F— =5 - B to hear from well-disposed and capa- ' et a federal veteran who was a ble persons on the subject. Says the rog] fighter during the war who T-U: maintained his enmity after the “This is too bad, and suggests the peace of Appomatox. We take from House of Lords and began by say- ' fdea that such a thing has been'iny Times-Union the following from ing h;s intended to divide his speech known as the ralsing of an amount '5y jprerview with Dr. Edmund P into twelve heads. Lord Durham ' mecessary by the joint efforts of panning, member of General Sickles thereupon got up and begged leave triends, to send an editor on a trip. | brigade during the war, which puts to Interpose for a few minutes to For instance, if fifteen friends Of 'the old soldier in a very different tell the House an anecdote, relates Editor - of the News or the Press dight in his relation to those he London Tit-Bits. o Mg Churlor & Gilliped - in 8 “"Jnmghl against: i He was returning home, he said, n note each, they could give the b[“[ “l knew General Sickles well in few nights hefore, and, passineg \ fore montioned editor a trip that gy, wiiely) v botarn the wanl: o Balls Cettaden) oot baoary overtzkes you before your lot is paid for you will ot . rlA%\ would le casily worth all that was him atterward, when he com- R A e paid for it (o every man subseribing led the Excelsior brigade. Lhave goieen oy 1 w {lie U S(\,( ] —\RF DF L‘i L- ) ik riter & e s ¥ g | AN ol 'y DYy and others besides. The writer re- yygwy pim sinee ar, and L aw goee oo e o S < i : : 3 o RIL Vil 45 D05 ehe houp and slowly tolied out t | i i 'P' -i' fnen Y VOf 0 0L oyen tor liim to do a criminal act s Tl ' i i f L 1 SN \awha\ An Effective Hint. . A bishop once rose to address the .a7‘ Se S = s cause these lots will increase in value with the city's Sa\ e P ) =S growth. Because the price of these lots is remarkat!y prany J low, ane the payments easy. Because if adversiny Viday of otiflay drus Iatter I 1uch as we are. Bir §8 oliing ot of to clope with yonp chanfour, siv, L RUaingACOuN: “OUR NewW n0uwi.” Master--Tumoh! Ack them, & ty, tirouch hier chiimber of com- merce, is reaching oat for it. Th2! phe fipst issue of e Flovida couditicns tor peiting the money ¢ . Advocai 0 | Admiral Hawt-e's Ambit b i W Nz Wiy N s, » e orgun o When Admir: 1 g b= . ——— - R — were siatad by Postmaster General yeghodism i this Suite, pibiichod about to go to s Hitcheodk in a letter to Former Gov- jyom qais ity by the Lakeiand News his father gave him muach good o ; STEDL T S L . v A amas e Pisretpiiy ernor Gilehrist and are as follows: Company, makes a hakiasou appear- Viee, “If you will cause to be seleeted yyie. On tie editorial pago, - Moy h'“l"‘ (“”1‘1\" 1o You a captain.” g I Florida a suitable road about fifty 1) 15 Sweat, editor of the Adsocate, g‘,‘,""‘;’,'l’;": : Shisd l"‘? L miles lonz, over the eutire lensth of g e tollowing under the caption mipal l‘\(un{-! 29 0 oA ’:' ;Il'!'l',‘,‘d' which there is delivery of mail by ¢ the head of this article: rural carriers, and will arrange 0 “The Advocute greets its thous- have $20,000 raised by the State OF yuds of readers this week from its At I he i local sibdivigions thercof, the gov- new home, and we aunounce whin F ernnient will set aside $10,000 from proasure that ‘every prospect 'S e O tes ur ar e i f s Q ¢ the appropriation granted by Con- leases.” Lakeland is a beautiful lii- On d“'p!ay gress and will expend the sum of e city, and its citlzens are prosres : H $20,000 thus provided, for the im- gjye, They believe in doine thin: s 14 - ' in our Show rebruar ' Ig|3 Ipmcfl S provement and maintenance of the Tphat the. ppreciate the Advoca » . W , road sclected. 5un<l are going to stand by us in our w lndO\V you Mrs. H. W. Odom 13,680 fpnrg s L i\\'ork is evident from the splendid' ! '." Creen vuiJ * Governor Trammell knows a gool advertising patronage given ushytio L Wi Sec a Nrs Nellie Fidler 5 thirg when he sees it, hence he gives businerss men of the city. We point i B G . & uckeye " and Windows rs. W. R. Graham ....... ¥ his cordial endorscment to the pro-! with pride to our local advertising ' Incubator ¥ w. v wenwan........100 | Have Arrived gram to make Feb. 15 Guava Day in | puges, and bespeak for these pro- Florida. Guava enlture can be made gressive business firms a liberal pat- *PFIngs $1.00 and up. Dressers and . that willbe |4 & waen.. " s given away gs W 8 larze and profitable industry in 'mna;e. Commodes, Rockers and Diners, a premium by South Florida. The St. Petersburs | "It Is our conviction that our new The Polk y an ice ‘Times stands in iznominiousisolation | printer, the Lakeland News Com- Miss Kittle Funk a8 the encmy of this noble native pany, will give us a square deal | tee, Refrigcrators, Sewing Machines, | b laksd County w1 aweot 10 | GOAM FTECZE product, and all hecause its fastidi- | They scem to be fine people, anxious P POUlfl'V WD Harp Sy 7% f I' D rom a iire orch Swing, Table, Clocks—near- ous cditor conldn't pget past th:!te turn out satisfactory work, aund Association Will Williams smell into the rich delichts of the bromisy to give us a good Advocate Iy anvthing. Goods bought aud sold ?) . ; : H We will Carry | Miss Lillic May McIntire. .. . 24,130 0 just fruit iteclf. It remains for Guava | True, Brother Hetherington did n.!H’ Day to bury him under the weizht of ' us ‘Loctor’ in his Evenina T. an, public sentiment. " but as it was the first offense we wili ’ Miss Margaret Marshall ....39 290 these Incu- : ived ik receivad. will be located” in Gainesville, will | t¢ help build up and not S In stoc Y, V— LIEl it pas The Lakeland printin bezin abtout March 1. {1t is onr hopa to do 110 o ) 1 1 ines 3 s ' d el | csin abor hL et - o diallani B gind I‘uagazmcs afier this week | pisie Land Meth, Churcn. . 11,065 ear y fln g,‘- | The Miami Poard of Trade, in-jalready in oneration for 1} T S. Clifford fred by the exomnle and snceess | Hon of the ~ood and the trae : S‘ationfry iOgether \\'ith Lt h 0, :: :‘M Y"?‘-n":." ":.v,.," d. hos sot ont | A word to onr roaders, esnefal 3 the BSt LL to increase its membershin by divid- 1¥ thoss In Florida. Let us rally o« | Post Cards | a line of inz into two comnanic aeh unde=, OTe man to make of onr Advocate aj f " ";r” a cantain, and then going ont after | £Teater power for food than it ha« | C BUCkcye Leslie McCraney ... ore a Giv ] hat way will work ov.; €Ver been. We must =) forward in lgars » in a live town whose citi- | OUF work. Give the raver your Bl‘OOdEl‘S ave eonfidence In its futupe | Mearty, eordisl, symnathetlc sanport C 'me and see me Iy fore pur Lueia Knight willine to prove their faith 204 it will roturn to you snd your | children a benefit that Is fyur-fold * ;ch.l.-‘::‘-g' \‘l.\‘v\'."y“"'v \'(n’r il it Capt. 1. Clay Stanford, of Kis- "pa!rn'au\ .'lp'll‘l‘l‘i.l‘,\-d €lmmon, membor of the next Loois- | Learning From the Fish. | i loture, is eneh an enthusiaetie advo-| “That's the tenth can of urdlnel‘ eatn of {ha nronaced constitntiona) ¥Ou have " raid the 1 il\-ay' eot 1 that he intends to heap MAEMAte. A you afraid you will : 2 all ; Iraones to it and introduee son = : "”:\i'”:":':_ bhss RUby Danlel a Joint reeolution to enbmit the mat- yensive eviius { think .l"m s e ter to the neople os foon as the Lez- track of - NC“’S Stand ° & %ay 1o get more people Ielature meets. Our poor old patch- 1Lto a street car.” Lovoy of Edisonia Theater - Double beds and single beds; Kitchen Cabinet and Sideboard, Sit- - W 5,135 1s3aiNnco NAON Florida Method'sts are to by con- | offlca i o hoey oho ne daily an gratulated upon their suceess in car- | tWo or three w eklics, in addition l': Ihe scmfid'“dflfl MGII | ryinT throu=h a long cherished pur- ! the Advocate ard the csteemed Bao. | Yy Pose fo provids a home in this State tist Witness is enouch to keop the 210 West Main Street, Lakeland, Fla i | nnuated preachers of | force employed tion, Rev. B. K.| “Wedevotr cneidorable snaen thie | Thrower, a=ont of the preachers’ re- | Week to Lakelwnd, its ey MY LINE INCLUDES Tef bourd, snrounces that the nee- | School. ete. This i um of money has been rajged ' terest in our rew | and work upon the n~, which | worthy enterprise Lo ’s ar NC“ Sf‘apfrs > 1O . i CONTEST NOW GOING ON 1O Mrs. J. W. Cord - TR G gy i PR 55