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

FAGE EIGHT THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., FEB. 6, 1913, e —— ck angd tough ¢ dairying gre general farming, | never milked a cow; if he had either Sto IBILITIES _— milk or butter it was canned butter ar (A. F. Spawn.) | and condensed milk, time has come when the ixu-} Space will not permit me to tell poriance of this industry should be; Low this great industry was built ul): cornetist, Will - play “Palm ' jooic ! into by the siate agricultural | turther than to say it was done by i coming Saturday Mr. Burmeister, | department and others interested in one of the best governments in the [und favorably known in New \'ork;n:x.. development and future prosper-l‘ world, musical circles and we are sure that { ity of Florida. Timber, turpentine, The Majestic theater management DAJRY INDUSTRY POSS, announcos that it will make a spe- ture of their music on Sat- | nizitts in the future. The! Saturday Mrr. Burmeister, | cial f T T Pigeon Descens -, en a resjg T road, Iteading, ) a government for the people. stairs recently, he x; : I have Defore me an official report the top bar of the gry- the FOR SALE POR SALE-—3 beautiful lots, close ‘n, facing northeast side Lake Mor-; wa; bearing orange trees; cheap if #uid 2t once. Apply Telegram office 11-21-tt For SALE -lmyroves ana uniia- 2007 and suborbas property ¥ propert Laud Co 1 ( sale vour i e S 1 . Bargain 173 room I Smith, ( FOR SALE. trucki fronting on wod investment 140 1ty Co x40 for Realt 140 wenue Cox lenee on bu sachnsert street, Garage Ferms to suit S0 Sout ) Jton, S uvenue Or will tradg for real piano, never br. W 8 Ir- 83 Pt FOR SALE. I ve-old veedling and hulf grape- n 2ood hard limits, all Ju B least ¢ We offer thi fee J terms. T get anywl See War Bryant Blde on zood ain you can't county, Room 12 * & Ldwards, TOMATO PLANTS—First class plauts now ready; no nitrate used, New Globe, June Plnk and others. D per 1,000; 10,000 at $1.40; also pepper and egg plants ready at $2 per 1,000 D B. Dickson, Lake- ‘and. Fla. 175d&w MOR SALE—June Pink tomat> glants at “Three Friends” grove. Ad- dress P. O Box 41. 187 FOR SALE--A beautiful buildinz tot, 50 feet, fronting op a prominent residence street, oxtending back about 350 feet to the lake front. The John F. Cox Realty Co 191 FOR SALE—Good 4-room house, #26 cash, balance so much moath %-aliy & Bassett 17 MR SALE--A good shoe business ! Munn Bldg 10-264f. | 11]4!! FOR RENT—Two apartments (five {rooms and bath each) in the 8. M. | Stephens apartmenthouse. Terms $35 | per month. Shades and ranges fur- ! nished and all windows screened. These apartments, fronting on Lake Miorton, are new, just completed. vad verandas, fireplaces, electric ity water. See S. M, Stephens Rocan in Deen & Bryant 153 | i o* & building ed bedrooms | | mri Ave FOR RENT 0 1 hon Apply to 514 196 ROOM WITH POARD—Excellent fecnt room with hoard may be had ! i South Tennessen avenue, Mrs Larce rooms for licht Newly furnished. Kv- © compiete. Close :n. 410 189 FR RENT- ol binuz Iive rooms fir- | i lis solo on Saturday night next will | phosphate, citrus fruit, the tourist prove a treat for music lovers. 2133«mp and a few successful truckers' from the Victorian government for IM&T00m a pige,y ihe geasons ending in 1890 to 1901, 90WA the chimpey. W | and clee FOR SALE—House and lot four hlocks from depot for $800; $400 cash, balance in one year. See Ohlinger & Alfield. 216 Know More About Electricity, Dfring ten years the output of the electric generating plants has nearly trebled, but the number of accidents has remained the same An increase would be naturally looked for, but this seens to indicate that wmany of the accidents of the earlier years were due to ignorance or curclessness, which is now aveided oy a greatep knowl dze of the use of eivetricity 1 mac \ eI T DR e R o | ¥ [l he Protessions- & IQFIPOHFO L0 OB OB IFAIOFOGO DR. SAvalUFEI(If SMITH. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Scientifically Prescribed PLone: Oflice, 141; Residence, 22 Bryant Bldg., Lakeland, Fla. Physici=n and Surgeon. l‘vr-‘ '»10} 211 honsekeoping Anply “w offlce rooms ! 200 1 furnished ¥i Sy LIVAN SPECIAL ATTENTION T0 SURGERY | 11 | Hours—9 a. m., 1:30 p. m; 4:30 | p m, 7 p om Deen-Bryany DBldg., Ground I’Ioor.", @ thentuchy Bide 1 e Uloviaa, KELSLY BLANTON vedroom | 179} R RENT--TLarge donhle oom, Deen & Bry- i1 r north and eust tant building, { ! ¢ J ; A His ELLANEQUS | \ ACCOUNT Atierican VOUR soliclted State ent; 8. ¥, and Bank Nith, Chunn, cashier. Protected skipper, pr | vice president; ) {1 am now located in the Skipner building over postoilice. N, utist. 'yan, [ | | WE ARE CONSERVATIVE, yet | progr: American State Bank. iJ L. Skipper, president; S. F. Smith, | vice president; P. E. Chunn, cashier. sive, SOUND BANKING our motto. American State Bank of Lakeland. J. L. Skipper, president; S, F. Smith, vice president; P. E. Chunn, cashier. 36 WANTED-To hire a good sized farm mare or mule with view of pur- chasing. Address L. B. W, P. 0. Box 271, Lakeland. 198 WANTED-—Good colored cook and neat housekeeper. For further in- | formation apply at the Evening Tele- | sTam office 204 i PUBLIC NOTICE. Bowyer Bros.’ sub-divistop office 1 be open from 7 to $:30 p. m. as | wil 1 T K cox— I _“T’-“ 170 10ffice Phone 278 Blue. LAWYLER I 0. Bldg. Phone 219, Lakeland, Fla : B & TUCKEE ~Lawyere— Waymondy Bldg | i | KE U R VTR Flurtds MUNICIPAL JUDGE AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Ofice City Hall o W EOWARDS S¢torney-at-jaw ARELAND, FLO | ‘R DR SARAH E. WHEELX OSTEOPATH PHYSICIAN "Rooms 3, ¢ and 7, Bryant Buildi | Lakeland, Fla. fllouse Phone 278 Black.. ! D & L L. MENDENLAL: [ Gl Enginee:s a.d Arclatect Rooms 212-215 Drane Bldg LAKELAND FLA “hosphate land examination veys, examination, reports Blueprirting " A, J. MACDOROUGH, Room 6 Deen & Brysut Blig. Architect. Newest Ideas in Bungalow Designing orida Lakeland, "le D 0. ROGERS, i Lawyer, Room 7, Bryant Bullding Phone 259. Lakeland, Florida. ———— B B. HUFFAKER, —~—Attorney-at-Luw— sone 7 Stuart Bldg Bartow. 1, DR. BR! 5 DENTIST. Skipper Building, Over Postoffice hy ug to this time have been the prin- | showing the exports of butter out of | :‘,‘;tl:t :’h:‘:l» cipal industry, and have brought! the colony. In 1890 the amount Wfl'!dow. the Dl:&m o v wealth to a limited number. 369% tons, value $251,200; in 1907 | \“"d Now, with the greatly increased | it was 21,562 tons, amounting to a To Rem population coming ip faster every ' value of $10,5681,000. Three tablespoonfy). .. ° year in search of permanent homes, . I quote from the report the follow- 'fn a quart of sater the demand for staple food products ing to show their markets: “Some rough cloth, wil] rer,, for man and beast will be in greater "idea of the ramifications of the ex- |PISh very easily wp,. demand, for which millions are go- port trade may be gained from tho!TeVaTRISh furniture_ . inz out of the state for that which ,fact that the last season bmm‘.}Comnnim produced at home as -ood, if, tound its way to every continent and | not hetter and at less expense, than aimost every group of islands in the in any of the Eastern or Nu:-tllcrn.world; its destinations comprising 85 States "ports in 29 countries in my three years study of the pos- sates, 66 ports in ilitics of Florida 1 am convineed ing located bevond + the dairy industry wealth.” reat a suceess as T saw made of I noticed jn th, Vietoria, Australin, u « 15 favorable for this particulai wtry as, Florida. Australia is a arid country, poorly witered, ! a limited rainfall that they zot 1 about threa monhs of the finds market. all that n!l? If this industry could be taken up - fithout irrigation are n<':xrly| on the same lines as it was in Vie- failures, e 4 e s “seapg L Ve Viirnigy can b Comfor In t10 7 atricia [old's j elea 24 countries be- Ing o the common- |face. islands sit £ cun be mad» report one ment of 10 tons tnned butter w Philippines and that as n !the United States on the Pa i - Honoluly, and on the Atlantic sida | €08 daiord s Havana, Cuba, the Australian buttee | ntry [ Wl s | Dlleve i1 do | Lo tic L fome years £0 si cro ot trulia, Florida could, in a , supply the home demant nd be an exporter. In the d: ving {localities of the north a farmer's capacity to own and keep stock ia 1884, anad ' Colony of Victoria had a popula ' some 1,200,000, and wag im butter tone Furope. went to Australia in ort tim uid condensed In 1888 it was over | limited by the areu he is ca At about that time the ultiy completod [ vatan expense of over $5,000, | iy conserving water for th, un? i ible of Lo, e tinz, and the amount of fod- nment tion | Sunday school ing at 9:45. vited. he can put by, torether with the worl y accommodations for five o Everyl farm- « nthsa vear. Whilst here there vidich time they were shown te of the dairy wetically a shed over the coun- be left to FIRST BaY;: Corper Florin The Rev. Wi D., pastor Sunday Preaching e b industey and ey, ond enttle can zed to give §t their :‘Lvlr'!.';fln'] L porti out n of the food (1 with Titt ve one of the first specinl lee- | Eind of on thy i to a gathering tuation the sne imnortinee of _,U | &ihien of 8:! »at th wn to the ts | ; & -vening at ¢ riers who woere nile of land or m md head Voman's ) 1eted The result of inf rioy of cattie, who o lueky” w Regular m | first Wednesdny eunessee \ve, Lem Rev. W. S, 1 Wednesday-—Prajer 7:15 p. m. k. Ch L C. Jenkins, 1 STy SLUOVL $i40 « M THIS IS THE CIiTY known the country over for the peculiar goodness of its coee. Its French- speaking population developed the art of perfect coffee maling more than a | hundred years ago. = | Lpworth Prayer-meetls w = | East La® Jnnday sohoul iiten, ting Thwy EPISCOPAL (ALlé. Rev. J. H. Wedd charge. Services—11 a. m @ s every Sunday, except thiid Sunday School—10 Sunday. Lakeland Branch of Auxiliary meets on the lowing the first Sunur f month, at 3 p. m, at the resieat® of some one of the members, 3¢ 3 08 announced. All Saints Guild meets : after the third Sunday, in the % hall, at $ p. m. Lutheran Chureh Cor. E. Orange ana S0 Teos Sunday school 10:00 & Services are held on 5 fourth Sundays. — CHURCE Sunday 8chool at 10 3. © i} | i | m ert H | the Womas! on Tuests! pleasing to the palate and bmdngtothewholemtem. , na ot Ask your grocer for it and accept no substitute 1183 ™ the best town in South Florida.|an accommodation to prospective ‘v be made the best shoe busincss purchasers. Room 7, New P. 0. Bldg. Phone 339. Preaching service at T m : the State; good reasoms for sell- Bates Shoe Store, P. 0. Box 47, takeland, Fla. 203 FOR SALE — 500,000 tomato plants, “Livingston Globe” and *Jun . Pink™ for sale at $1 per thou- sand at hed. 3125 delivered. Ap- ?ly to Johy Peterson, ecast of ceme- rery on Lake Parker. 214 i A FURNISHED BEDROOMS — For sent. Apply to 310 W Lemon. 158 205 Bids are solicited for the old Methodist parsonage, purchaser to ; Temove bujlding at early date. Right gr- “rved to accept any or reject all | bids. 1. Jenkins, pastor. 206 YOUR CEANCE. I am startin: a night class in shorthand, t; and book- | ts included. terefit you who nnot go to col- £t a business have to work : ; leze or who wigh to ¢ jeducation at home. Take this op- | portunity and join the class, For { particulars see Miss Fmma Pocock, jroom 11, Bryant building. Hours 8 Ito 11 a.m and 1 to 6 p. m. 24 Residence Pione 300 Red. LAKELAND, FLA W. 8. PRESTON, LAWYER (Offce Upstairs East of Court House ) BARTOW, FLORIDA. Examination of Titles and Real Estate Law a Spectalty. e ——— PROFESSOR H. E. RAYDEN TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN. Room 11, Futch and Gentry Blde. Hours: Mononday, Thureq Saturd 1 to 5. LAKFLAND, FLA GENTRY I?DERIAKING co,, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Futch & Gentry Building Phone—Day, 241; Night, -13 Red. lm ircitant"—Judge, Christian Endeavor 30° m. FY "' 9 ada! Prayer Meeting, Wedn® Assured of Fresh Figh, Copenhagen has a model fsh man ket, built by the municipality. With the exception of the larger varieties, like cod and halibut, all the fish are kept alive in tanks filled with run- ning water, s no oth-r town where 2ll the o | ' or dear, are o bevut ¥ fresi _— In Boston. Talkative Shonper that havirs to wait on dicagreeable peorle has at Jeast one | compensation—that of making yon | forget your ether trovhine 2 Cultured $aleslady—“Oh. acts s a t you find 0 many fussy, it Ingat 7p. m SO4C TRY US ONCE We make a specialty of Watch and Clock Repairing If you’have had trouble getting your watcl 2orrect time, bring it to us. We cater to such jobs - COLE & HULL © Phone 173 (112 Keatucky Ave. Lakeland. fld m»;m oty 8 y ever P OBUBAGA GBI b s b trnrs