Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 1, 1913, Page 5

Case of Fire phone 5,000 ho was here during e up today from nas been assisting 14 there. R e oy ilarrell went up to where he has another re he makes frequent ' . after his business af- \re McRav, Mrs. Roquemore, Mrs. " wools and Mr. Virgil McRae, ‘1 i. spent Tuesday after- o Pierce. The party made the Mrs. McRae's new Ford tour- Mulberry Herald. .d Mrs. Fred West and chil- i Lakeland, visited Mrs. West's gher Mr 1 W Baker, and family for several days this Aest 18 in the advertis- id was working Arcadia News thinks that the the Telegram treated to a trin miobiles s a good an excursion dad eir dis €ueh vould be ars at t 1 g Mro R cler is a dentist, in his U twenty cing home seven el dleased with D cordially wel- any friends of his Stevens and little et of - Lakeland, Mr. Stevens' pur- Isane Stevens remained in Yy with her her fa e on bus vens aunt rs, while iness o Lakeland today learn aceompanied wioon his trip here nd home in Mr ¢oear, While here + number of her med her cordial- car had sugpend- tr of jt words, “Lakeland Mulberry Herald " Rucker Adams 'a last night and of friends at Mrs * until Monday Mitanqua spirit Isj in Tampa and that it was! "¢ one at the close tkeland, | as a defieit, Lin I, it and had a sur- rv this vear, Tam- ! feel enconrazed leave Monday, narticingte in the nt their many Nited to learn 1 here for a con- Ar- | a banner! Petershare, | PAGE FIVE THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKFLAND, FLA., MARCH 1, 1913. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Preaching by the pastor at both At the evening service the “The Sin of Drunk- Services ibjeet will be Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. BoYop. Ul at 6:15 p. m. Everybody invited. || GPTIMISTIC OTTO ON THE | hard for I Mrs. F. i, Stroup and daughter, Miss Inez, of Plant City, are week- rend guests of Mrs. G, K. Hawkins, ;B, J. STRAW SELLS FINE i HOME IN MANKATO, MINN — The Mankato (Minn., Free Press gays: T J. Gardner has purchased i the nice residence property of R. PStraw at N, sSouth Broad street, consisting of u lot Gex1 (Mifteen room brick house and trame barn. This is one of the nice resi- dence properties of Mankato, R. J Fla., by Mrs. Straw and the children the close of the school year. SUN 2 and at AT THE METHODIST CHURCH TOMORROW At the Methodist church tomorrow ‘o1 vomans either. a’ Straw is now in Lakeland,’ in business, and will be joined | there will be services both mornins | the subject, and evening. In the morning i‘paslur will preach on the “A Deserted Lord."” mon the sacrament of the Lord s sup Iper will be administered fering will and an ot be taken for the poor In the evening the subject will e “The Relative Vol and Physical,” u '\‘.ll“ h ol the Spiritaad the al sermon spee heen rod S VR ali you he Uhernom Hiornine Epworth Leasue at 6:00 0in the o pin \ to all i Vices weneral invitation REV. JOHN HALL AT LUTH- | ERAN CHURCH TOMORROW U Rev. John Hall, recently installed as pastor of the Lutheran churel at {8t Petersburg, reached the eity Just accompanted by his and i a enest at the home of Mr, and Nirs. Powell Ottinger e will preac in this city tomorrow forenoon and tht at the Luthéran church. Mr Hall North and Tnight n Caroliniuan ihle him as Is a Vol impression 4 man dture and vigoron 1t is hoped that cote up from St or oceasions and herans here lepot was hurglarized I'hee itine room tound casy geeess to the oflic knocking panel of had bag; e thor thieves on and from Saturday teved the w there proper by out a the sy and there entering the they ransacked stealing one blue serge coat, door from ur time room, which onghly, ons pair of hlue the Jatter belonving Dampier, and marked M. D The grip had been set in oil, cansing the hot tom to be black. In the room they found a trunk to Miss Flora Morzan who arrived that day or | Whidden's people ! thorouzhly ransacked ane | tents thrown d the ;\\ hat was taken is not know known | leather suitcase, ‘to Frank M ,on each end “F a visittoMr 1 the roon arout In the | other thieve “lose of the gee- is — N—-»m.., ISONIA} eereee flsumn‘*" D BEST IN TK') UDITORIU ITHE MUMCS -piece Orchns'ra UueLag jn Vv s 5 and 10 Ce little son, After the ser "and serze pants and one | | & wonder, bagzaze | belonging | of Lakeland, Thig trunk woas Lard {and that ‘And vou e ' 1Covington * HR) ii HIGH COST OF LIVINC. « Written for the Telegram.) Living vas oxpensive; sure. It vas a4 poor man to save somt money but dot vas not bad. There vas nothing vich a man could make a fool of himself so soon like money. So soon as ! veuld got some money 1 bnuys a au- tomobile and then I gets puncture: ard other things viech now 1 don't £got. And, maybe, my vife she vants right avay diamonds and all night | must 20t to keep avake and vateh | out for burglars. Vhen the cost of living vas high 1 don’t got no money and vhen [ don't got no money | den’t got so much to vorry about l vas not vorrying about the hizh| Ja, sure; vhat is the | OTTO RHEINGELD. GO TO CIN(‘INNATI LOUISVILLE Via South Atlantic Limited; daily throuzh train. Diners. H. . Bretney, P A L& N R R, Jacksonville 328 thl of living use? SLOAN PARK TO BE |— PUT ON THE MARKET. ‘ Tlus is Lakeland's Newest and thel Very Last Really Desirable Sub- t division Proposition Near in to Lakeland. zoing to put on the marker § subdivision, within ! the beautiful, hordering Lake and not far dis We are as i residence the Lieh rollin Beulah tant nent few days fand ol the west, Bonnet on the north Bein nitional rom Lake m th 8 in, and Hear on the hetween Lakeland and Tampa, it is destined o rapidly e velop into one and b AC L oney ol our most populons residence and v for those who in We own nearly one hun wtital sections, il vest there and expeet to spend dred aeres there, iderable money in erecting and prices, [RUIE resi s of va desizns to those denes for ther sidewalhs, rions who desire homes butlding trees, and shrubbery, sale improving streets, setting shade as well g0 that other ornamental as in oother improvements, those who invest in this subdivisio o ount on its heing pushed ahe While we expect hold OO cin o ale all lines sell there, tion of it, henefits, from the We may handle Lk all on a wood deal of our we expeet to hold a S0 a8 to pet some of are to 1 out of our ! which sure carrying this undey ¢! fand Realty and Investment stock we vhich own, i order to got henetits of eombin perienee of a few will probably amount of are looking for a real'y fluence and « business people for a sale a small It you sirable hone for profit, tuke our advice, you will gome day thank us, vest in Sloan Park realty Respectfully, b H location, or investn. fou SLOAN Likely to Keep Him Busy. Mrs. Bacon—I never saw a puzzle my brother couldn't do. He's really Mr. Bucon—1 wish you'd | take this timetahle down to him and | pee if he can riake anvthing ont of it ; —~Yonkers State:nan. Not a Rarity, Funny how many men there tell you a dy or two after th that they knew it would bhe ndso would be 2 tind them, * are ean | eloction YOUR TIME wiil always be rizht if watch of us and let ne clean and kecp it in repair | For JEWELRY 1 and q | who would like to discard suspenders, mwo-psmm»m, 10 PEOPLOL ‘*W’W(WWEW ,.‘ — pIe] ." ! fo . eI & "IN THE LATEST MODE N s D SIOIDENEECL OO SSUPSLP NS4 TS SO SSUSIAHONOS fi ; Qi OIOPOBGIRPOMUP OISO 2> LERD Colffure de Soiree of Brilllants an¢ a Black Fnlhnr. CARPENTERS FOR THE BEST TOOLS THAT WILL HOLD THEIR EDGE, COME TO US BUILDERS: FOR THE BEST FINISHING HARDWARE THAT WILL LAST AND BE ORNAMENTS TO YOUR BUILD- ING, COME TO US. EVERYBODY: WHEN YOU WANT ANYTHING IN HARDWARE, COME TO THE STORE THAT HAS MADE ITS GOOD REPUTATION BY SELLING ONLY GOOD GOODS. PLUMBERS AND TINNERS. The Model Hardware w. Post!Cards | ‘2o Really Good Idea. A new patent that will interest mea but are mot partlal to tight beits, is a shirt with “a plurality of lapels” which are designed to be attached to the trousers for their support. The trousers being thus held up, sus- penders may be dispensed with and belts worn comfortably loose MY LINE PP T PUSPUSTOPPUPT LIS P PO SUes $OPOPO 0P O LGP0 o § INCLUDES Newspapers IO BBOE Magazines Stationery s : ’Ia'a.‘“mWG")icfi- Far Be It From Him. Tailor—"You have inherited a Jo8 ot money; why don't you settle my bill”” Owens—"My dear man, X wouldn't have it sald for anything them on her shelves in the pantry, that my newly acquired wealth caused Iabeling each according to the day of any departure from my simple bab the week on which it was to be used, | {ts,"—DBoston Transcript. and the pantry thus arranged, was sl said to be fn apple-pie order, i Judged by Written Words. AT | *You don’t know a woman untll Watch Made of Glass. !you have had a h-m-r from hepS=e Josef Ialer, a glasscutter of Mw | “pandorhooks” hv Ad~ loverson pich, after wany years of patier® | toil, has succeeded in putting together | | Goodness Never Futlle. & timepiece whose every wheel and | There 18 no man so bad, but he s screw, Wwith the frame and each ©f | gretly respects the good.—Benjamis the three covers is made of glass. ' Pranklin. “Apple-Ple Order.” ! Bvery Saturday a Puritan dame, Hepzibah Merton, haked two dozen or | more apple pies, which were to last her tamily during the week, Placing Cigars| meand see me before pur chasing elsewhere. Your patronage appreciated, Miss Ruby Daniel News Stand Lovoy of Edisoria Theater PARK HILL VWWWWWWWWWWW A/ Ten Good Reasons, Why You Should Own a Lot in Park Hill First. Because it is in the Best Town in South Florida. Second. Because it is as HIGH if not HIGHER than any point in Lakeland. Third. Because it has One Mile of Granolithic Side Walks. Fourth. Because it has High Class Building Restrictions. Fifth. Because 4 Beautiful Lakes canbe scen from its Summit, Sixth. Because Shade Trees will be planted on all streets this Fall. Seventh. Eighth Because it is the most attractive Residential Section in Lakeland. Ninth. Because Lotscanbe sold on REASONABLE Terms. Tenth. Be-ause if you don’t, you will wish you had, if you do, will always be glad. Because all Streets will be Graded. 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