Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 22, 1913, Page 8

1 , | N | e: m th ~|FOR RENT--Furnished rooms for FOR SALE —— YOR SALEGood 4-room bouse, $35 cash, balance so much montbh. light housekeeping. 315 South New York avenue. i“OR RENT -- house, with nice sleeping porch, an examination and prescribe for the | trouble. given to children. Backwactinichal I woeo v is frequently caused py defective | esight makes the child | | ind. at you do not have an expert mak Special and personal care 274 5 Desirable six-room | r. ™ . 0“0 {to Mary A Conradt, W J nowey to E W D Kirk, W W Mann and wife to Soally & Bassett. 17| with electric lights, etc. Splendid- Opticlan Optometerist Iy located. Apply to Mrs. F. A. i POR SALE—3 beautiful lots, close 711 Franklin Street i Morrell, phone 114 Green. 279 | in, facing mnortheast side Lake N e TAMPA FLORIDA | Morton; bearing orange trees; cheap If sold at once. Apply Tele-| gram office. 11-21-tf | FOR RENT — Store room under Glenada hotel; also store room just north of Mayes Grocery Co.'s warehouse. See ). H. Sloan, or V. D. McRae. 280 FOR S\LE new pungalow of five! rooms, pump and sink in kitchen,, nice fireplace, lot 41x108, togeth- er with two adjoining lots, all for, FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms $2.800; small nnym::lt d:;vsn and| for light housekceping. 419 Cor. the balance yable par, e 3 o month with inlg’:.esl 8L 8 oof oent | ko Ave and Lime Bt Ll The John F. Cox Realty Co. 235 ek | ROOM WITH BOARD—Excellent s i ” front room with hoard may be had FOR SALE—“Bon Air” lots, over-| 5 y looking Lake Parker, are the| ;' 211 :"‘“h Tennessee Ave. Mres. cheapest Lakeland property and fenry Bacen. offer the greatest opportunity for | increase in value. Buy mow while| the price is low. The Joha F. Cox Realty Co. 235 ; ;6;{. '—.s,.u,]afi'r“-o fine lots on the FOR RENT-—Two blocks from depot west side of Lake Morton, H0x175 on prominent street, house com- each Nothing better in town. The ¢ ranie furnished, six rooms ana Joan F. Cox Realty Co. 236 y g FOR RENT—Large double room, facing north andeast. Deen& Bry- ant building. 111 ol L0 bath. Phone, electric lights and FOR SALE—improved and unim- city water. All included, $30 per proved city and suburban prop- month. Inquire at 510 E. Pine St. erty. For quick sale list your property with us. Fla. & Ga. Land (o Telephone 72. Mumn Buldg. 10-25th or address care box 593. 264 ' -— FOR RENT—Two or four unfur-|y nished rooms for light housekeep- ing. Apply at 504 North Florida avenue or pione 137 Red. 178 YOI —7% acres adjuining tle city, 5 acres in young grove, 2. acres of fine trucking land, shout 800 feet fronting on Lake Parker This is a good invest- nent The John F. Cox Realty Ak 11— iz | MISCELLANEOUS | FOR <ALE-—A good shoe business in L+ best town in South Florida. FOR RENT- -Modern 7-room house, 610 K. Lime St. Mrs. Allison. 261 | st be made the best shoe busi- ness in the State; good reasonsfor soliing Bates Shoe Store, P, O. oy 47, Lakeland, Fla. 203 P MOR SALE---One large lot, 135 by FLY SEASON will soon be here. Pro- 145: well fenced. Corner Gilmore tect your home from disease and avenue and Peachtree street, discomfort by using door and win- Cheap for cwsh, Also five-room aonse and six lots, with good! Iakeland Manufecturing Co. Our prices 50 per cent less than north- varns, 21 bearing orange treesand ern concerns. Phone 76. 239 | othier improvements; corner Lake wvenue and Magnolia St. Inquire - - e — »f J K. Marshall, corner Gilmore SOUND BANKING our motto. | \ve and Magnolia St. 224 ' \merican State Bank ef Lakeland. TOR SALE—8 acres adfoining city \imits; nice lake front; 4 acres in | ‘'®® president; P. E. Chuan, cashler. grove; 3 acres truck land; pack- 26 | ing shed and barn. Price $2,750. Mann-Fitts Land Co., Room 19, | Raymondo building. 264 YOUR CHANCE. Sk e shorthand, typewriting and book- FOR SALE—Quick; new modern keeping—other subjects Included. cottage close in. See owner, phone THis will especlally benefit you who 294 Blue. C. J. Baldwin, 283 have to work and cannot go to col- | e lege or who wish to get a business FOR S\LE OR RENT-—Modern sev- education at home. Take this op- u,l.' room, two-story dlwc;Lllntg. lwl!‘h portunity and Join the class. For all conveniences; el - | 31 south Florida Ave. Sce or room 11, Bryant building. Hours ¥ sddress W, Fiske Johnson, owr;t;r’. to 11 a. m and 1to 5 p. m. 24|, WILL SELL TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR SALE—Eight room, two-story plastered dwelling, modern con- ventences. Price $4,000. Terms On Tuesday morning, Feb. 25, at reasonable. W, Fiske Johnson, 16 o'clock, the old Methodist nnr-l owuer. 267 < - - s sonage at 307 South Kentucky ave- FOR SALE—Large eight-room houss "' Will be sold to the highest bid- including bath; also servants’' dcr for cash, building to be removed houscs, auto house and barn com- from the lot not later than March bined; two lots. E. L. Cook, own- - o % 5 er. Dixieland. < 5 Sale will be at the parsonage at e AR OLION H. D. BASSETT, Sec TSI - When in need of fish an 275 aysters, phone 91 R. O. Park. = S e fish man, rear of Cowdery YOUR ACCOUNT sollcited and 973 Wrotected. American State Bank. . J. L. Skipper, president; S. F. Smith, warchouse. Glasses Scientifically Prescribed PLone: DR. R R. SULLIVAN SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SURGERY skelana, 1 am starting a night class 1n|tf 0. 0. EDWARDS ‘hosphate land examination | {ver to Jas. Caramales, Chas. R Wal- fhe Protessions- DR..SAMUEL F. SMITH. SPECIALIST. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office, 141; Residence, 22 Bryant Bldg., Lakeland, Fla. Hours—9 a. m., 1:30 p. m; 4:30 p m, 7p m Deen-Bryan; Bldg, Ground Floor DR. J. F. WILSON PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phones—Office, 270; residence, 297-2 Rings. unn Building, lLakeland Florida 72 W. R. GROOVER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Rooms 3 and 4 Kentucky Bldg Lakeland. Florida. PR W 8 IRVIN DENTIST Keiablisked in July, 1900 e '4 and 15 Kentucky Balldiog ones: Office 180; Resldence 84 KELSEY BLANTON LAWYER dow screens which may ve had of PO Bldg Phone 319, L&kel&lld, Fla. ' v 1 Buck, W K Johnson, et ux to A | TUCKER & TUCKER ~—Lawyers— Raymondo Bldg. Forida | J. L. Skipper, president; S. F. Smith, JMAC(E— MUNICIPAL JUDGE AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Offce City Hall Attorney-at-Law. Office in Munu Bulldlug LAKELAND, FLORIDA DR. SARAH E. WHEELER OSTEOPATH PHYSICIAN Rooms 6, 6 and 7, Bryant Bullding, Lakeland, Fla. flice Phone 278 Blue. House Phone 278 Black. ¢ D. & H. V. NENDENKALL Civil Engineers and Architects Rooms 212-216 Drane Bldg. LAKELAND, FLA Sur- veys, examination. reports Blueprirting. A. J. MACDONOUGH, Room 6 Deen & Bryant Bldg. Architect. Newest Ideas in Bungalow Designing Lakeland, Florida Lakeland, Florida POR SALE -5 acres fine land 1% vice president; P. E. Chunn, cashier. 00 ROGWI."yfl miles from P. O. Price $1,200. E. 25 Room 17, Bryam. Building Beunett, Room 6, Dean & DBry- e e e — Phone 259 ant Blg. 288 BIDS TO BE OPENED ) | ot . ) | | | FOR S\LE--Tomato plants, $1 per Plans and specifications for the LRI Ave, Lake- building of a parsonage arc in the 284 hands of H. D. Bassctt in his office at the P. O. building. Dids forthe crection of saild parsonaze will be opened at 2 o'clock Tuesday, Feb. 25, with right to reject any or all . bids. H. D. BASSETT Sec. 603 Gilmore ano. Fla. 1.OST—Week of Dec. 25, last, old gold brooch, size of quarter, with 7 diamond settings. Finder re-|( turn to Ga. and Fla. Land Co.'s of- fice and receive liberal reward. 277 TOR RENT—House next to my resi- dence. John Patterson. 270 FOR RENT—Two apartments (five rooms and bath each) in the S. M. tephens apartmenthouse. Terms$35 1 oroecive. American State Bank. onth. Shades and ranges fur- j [, skipper, president; S. F. Smith, aished and all windows screened. | vice president; P. E. Chunn, cashier. WE ARE CONSEKVATIVE, yet per m These apartments, fronting on Lake 26 Miortan, are new, just completed. | Broad verandas. fireplaces, electric| One of the most attractive cam- See 8. M. Stephens | Paigns of :dvertising mow running in this paper is that of the White Clover Flour, a fully guaranteed pro- duct, distributed by the Peninsular Naval Stores Co, of Tampa and sold TOR RENT—1 large furnished room | by local dealers. We trust that our for light housekeéping. 3068 S.|readers will give this flour a fair Virginia Ave. 266 trial. (Advertisement.) iights, city water » . C. Rogan in Deen & Rryant duilding 153 R B. HUFFAKER. ~Attorney-at-Luw— rorr T Stuart Slag Bartow, Fia DR. N. L. ERYAN, DENTIST Skipper Building, Over Postoffice. Phone 339. Residence Piione 300 Red. LAKELAND, FLA W. 8. PRESTON, LAWYER Offce Upstairs East of Court House.) BARTOW, FLORIDA. Examination of Titles and Real Estate Law g Specialty. PROFESSOR H. E. HAYDEN TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN. Room 11, Futch and Gentry Bldg. Hours: Mononday, Thursday and Saturday, 1 to 5 LAKELAND. FLA GENTRY UNDERTAKING C0. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Futeh & Gentry Building. Faocae—Day, 3¢1; Night, 13 Red. —————— nervous | Florence K. Innman, Malloy and Mil- [1er to M B Bangs, Malloy and Miller {and Incapable of concentration of .| A sShepherd, Malloy and Miller It's an injustice to the child | ! id wife to N L Bryan, J 1 Nutt to ||Luhl Jones, Robt Bryant to Kmma J | iicen, Ellis Deen and wife to Bosweli | —{und wife to Jas. Caramales, 1 KSKip- dorf to M D Hood and wife, Carter |and Gun club to J H Lancaster, A In‘n.nh, Fla Rod and Gun club to D L |\ K Pitts to Mrs. Mary Belle Aven, K _BEMSFESTATE TRANSFERS. | NEW METHODIST CHUBCH BURNED AT FROSTPROOF. Frostproof, Feb. 21.—About ¢ o'clock on Tuesday evening a light was seen in the belfry of the Frost- proof Methodist church, which bas just been- completed at that place, and it was soon discovered that .|‘ | following real estate trans- ve been made this week: | Mary B. Jewett to Florence Villa Fruit Co, DeWitt and D G Bruce to to J. G. Wemert, Malloy and iller | fire had been started from some un- . Max Wolf, Malloy and Miller to known cause. Before many arrived . A Griffiths, Malloy and Miller to|OD the scene the building was en- | .+ It Dixon, Willie E Leonard and | tirely enveloped in flames and inside wife to Rush and Smith, J B Smith | ©f @ half hour all that remained of the first and only church that has! been built here was a heap of ashes | and the fallen down foundations. | The value of the church was more | aud Owen, Frank Worrell and wife | than $2,000 and was not covered by | W C Owen, W J Howey and wife | insurance. The church has only been in use since the first Sunday of this month. On this account and also because the need has been so great for such a long time and be- cause it took such a ceaseless effort @nd so much toil and care to builu something creditable and suitabl. i for the increasing population, ou' fenllrv community feels its loss most fwan Realty Co to J H Cammock, C| severely. ; o and wife to Martha J Tilson,| There is an indebtedness of a fev P McArthur and wife to W £ Mc. | hundred dollars-—which will have to Arthur, J D O'Hern et al to Reno te raised right away. A fund has swift, 0 B Lewis and wife to Reno already been started for this pur- <wift. W, (. Jones to 1 V Jones, J ¢! pose and all who would like to ex- Hlolbrook to M K Douglas, Fla Rod | 7088 their sympathy for us in material and substantial way wili kindly lend us what assistance they can and it will be most deeply appre- ciated. Any donations will be glad- Melntyre, M S Tolar and wife to !¢ received and acknowledged it Richard Addison, W G Cook and j&ent to the treasurer, Mrs. M. B. wife to Lewis Cook, J E Melton ana | (arson. e wife to Carter Dean Realty Co, Mrs L. | The dedication had been planned | i for next month. M Howard and wife to Arthur King,{ Ve do not understand why these Larlow and Saddler to J P Neubeck- ' things must needs come, but we do (4), Barlow and Saddler to F ‘\'knn\r that it is time ill spent tha® Noubecker, J A Worrell to J P Nuu-;‘is used in grieving over things for beeker, Barlow and Saddler to Al- [ which there is no help. We can bur bort Walser, B L Latimer and wife tuke new conrage, smile through our tears, 2o forth in the strength and 1o Austin Beatty, D D uilmore and . Wife to [1 D Bassett ot al, o B Skip- | night of Him who doeth all things Puckett, J H Craig and wife to Ellis £ O Painter Fertilizer Co, W F Zan- der to C B H Glover, Laura V Swear- uzen to W Miiler, S H Paze and wite to . W. Miller, Geo R Mauk i» Gilley and wife to Josie C Rief, varing and Edwards to A 1 and GE pir g0 d 1 and 8 BRoberts, B piwell and have the assurance that Ghitimeey Hnd wvilo to - Npyistalle [ henswe do what we can to advance Emma B Leonard and husband to W ! fis canse, in His name and in Hiz Watson. 1T Lykes und wite to B 1% He will reward us “who is able ¢ Sthrt, ADEA Ten £0: 0711 0hTingar, (80 10 S3CEadIngiy WIUNCRANY Biohe 1 Tolkins and swife fo AN Yoh- “11 that we ask or think, accordin. Hy, Ol Townsite Co et al to J G w10 Hhe power that worketh in us Kirkland, G T Edwards and wife tn Pk M Miltehott, W TS Stilte fo-\ Call ar our salesroom, Peacock Matchett, ) W Arehibald and wit building, and look at our line of | o GOP Quaintanee, S W Callender Ford and Cadillac cars, for which we and wife to Geo Kent, 11 I Sloan have Polk county ageney. We have cars both lines in stoek, and, while ordered, they are coming in slowly, some nr-l der? having been placed since last Octoher and when the spring trade mid husband to Sophie 1. hushand, G A Holly and we have several carloads id wite 1o o Bowyer G Manley, A B Cochran and wite to ;U M Earton, Mollie and Thompson , vand hushand to C B Qlover, B K NN, i eounbyy 4L dk Eoitik 10 fhel A Hibaid b Ve s '_m}__;:w. very difficult Fu gecure cin‘s for ton (2), § G Grantham and wife to i this sectlion, especially the universal- Nirs A M Hills, Drane & Ilenley m|l,\' popular Ford and Cadillac lines, A M Torrence, Lucy Walker and i’" if you want a car in the near fu- husband to Tsaae and Janie (‘owc-ls.l'u';'- better place your order now. 1. T. Juckson and wife to W F 1fal- | ""Keland Automobile and Supply Co. lam & Co. [ 281 Only $2 round trip, Lakeland to! Bear Baiting Popular Sport. Sebring, on Sunday, Feb. 23, ‘I‘rui.»: Few wports have nad such a great leaves Lakeland at 7:30 a. m. Re- | 8and extended popularity as bear balt: { turning, leaves Sebring at & p. m | 108 The Romans imported their bears jand arrives at Lakeland 9:20 p. m. m:dul':t:":g‘;l:::t;h:h “p(?;; :‘:t:: { #. | e que i =" | beyond. Queen Flizabeth was so fond | of the sport that, by an order in coun- ; ¢l she prohibited “plays to be pem | formed on Thuredays because bear ¥~ | baiting und such pastimes had usually | been practiced.” — e e p— Dangerous. Anything more tian a little learn- |Ing is a dangerous thing in societ | Bite. $O40+0Q SO0 SO+04040 & NILOAK The latest creation in Pottery is on display in our south window. We have been favored with an early shipment from the makers, which enables you to be ahead of yvour neighbors in purchasing the latest goods. ““A Pleasure to Show Goods" * COLE & HULL ¢ Jewelers and Optometrists Phone 173 Lakeland. Fla § | P OHOEOADISDSNE DADSOSOOOH" $DEALALALALAINGOLOFOPOSOSOS < { | oo WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Builders Attention Galvanized Metal Shingles. Skylights and Ventilators made Galvanized Stone and Brick Sid- to order. ing Skylights, Glass. Galvanized Corrugated Iron, 2% Enameled Iron Plumbing fixtures. corrugated and 1% In. in 6, Soil Pipe and Soll Pipe Fittings. 7.8,9, 10, 11 und 12 lengths. Sewer Pipe. Zinz, galvanized flat iron sheets. Galvanized Water Pipe. Red Top Roofing. Nickle Plate Bath Room Fixtures Galvanized Conductor Valley Tin in Rolls Eve Trough. Sheet Lead. Lead Pipe. Colductor Ells and Miters Sheet Tin by Box of Sheet. Galvanized water Tanks in stock and made to order. | can save you money. White to or call on s ipe and K u lAU 1626 Franklin Street— Local | ] k] {ing members aiwui ¢ 2 F. D BRYAY Chat PR 44 A M. ACESON, =o L B Meets the ‘ir . ! month at 10 2 {3, M. Spactinz | A C. SHAF J R TALLEY B i . | Elnora Rebel _ { meets every seccr e | day nights at I © .',,; ing brothers and ¢ : vited. 2l MRS. F. C. 10N S MRS. ILA 577 33 st 3 Lake Lodge * 0 and Long Distance Phone 604 . AUTO TOPS AND TRIMMINGS - TOPS RECOVERED | WHITTENBURG & JONES| 1101 Florids Avenue Tampa, Florida life.” Benham- telling your righ: S — MY LINE 1y Newspapers Magazines Stationcry Post Carg Cig Come and see me Defore chasing elsewher, ¥ patronage APPreciated —_— Miss Ruby Dy News Stan Loooy of Edisoniy T2oater LOO V¥ Moets every Friday at 1, 0. 0. F. Hall Tenunessee. Vis dially fnvited T £ 1 tledt at ) E. M. SMAILES, Ra s« United Brotherhood of and Joiners of America o'clock, at Mchor R. L. MARS J. W LAYTO! Meets ever; J. W. LOGAN, Tr J. H. FELDS, Vit H. F. DIETR! Hi L. 00X, ( SAMUEL BOYER J. W. SCARR, C. L. WILLOUGHBY Board of T stecs Lakeland Lodge No 91 P & M. Regular commuuni atieng second and 4th Mondais st ! m. Visiting brethran cord! vited. J. C. OWENS & J. P WILSON, S Lakeland Chapter, R A M 29 meete the first Thursday 28 each month In Masorn ingz companions welo Leonard, H. P.; | F Wisio t Palm Chapter. O » > == second and fourih b ©iarE of each mouth at ° ) om Flora Keen, W. ¥ F W Secy. day night. Woodm:: Lakeland vamp Mo Tt ¥ 0 meets every second 1 [0iTtd ind third Thur-da Counei! Commarder V7 or Gnardian of EOFP Regular meetite <77 at 7:30 at 0dd Fellovs B8 meets Friday nie'’ 0. 0. F. hall. Visit” ~ordially invited A 3. L. REY w. p. PiLTIAY 0.LAtwB LY Orange Blosso™ i G LA toB ofl bl second and fou™ each month st ® Sisters always *° MRS J. © gop 8 anOwN =R o Grand mg:_;_‘{,ff;”‘.a Meets every M° 044 Fellows hal! ‘n' president; W. B