Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 8, 1913, Page 8

PAGE EitiiT 'FOR SALE FOR SALE—3 beautiful lots, close in, facing northeast side Lake Morton; bearing orange trees; cheap if sold at once. Apply Tele- gram office. 11-21-tf FOR <\LE--improved and unim- proved city and suhurhlnlnt pmpr- arty. For quick sale list you pronerty with us. mfi& GIBL“‘;‘: 0. Telephione 72. Munn DBulds. Co. Teleplione 10-2501! SNSRI e | FOR -.LE OR RENT—Modern sev-; en room, two-story dwelling, with ' all oonveniences;, cholcest loca- tion for a home in Lukeland. No. 301 South Flortda Ave. See or address W. Fiske Johnson, om;c;:'. R o S | FOR SALE—One large lot, 135 by: 145; well fenced. Corner Gilmore avenue and Peachtree street. "OR QUICK SALE—One 100x200-ft reom and shed; also wire fencing. Price 3900. J. R. Boulware, 407 South Fla. Ave., or phone 281a. SOR SALE—Forty acres of good land about 215 miles north of Lake- land; two good houses, packing houge, barn, ete. Will sell twenty acres if purchaser prefers. Address Box 373, Lakeland, Fla. 356 v ¢rOR RENT-—2 nice unfurnished rooms. 215 South Missour] Ave. Cheap for cish, Also five-room | FOR RENT—Large front room, fur- souse and six lots, with good sarns, 21 bearing oranse treesand other improvements; corner Lake avenue and Maeznolia St. Inquire of J. E. Marshall, corner Gilmore Av> and Magnolia St 224 s S e R e FOR SALE-—House of 4 rooms and hall; nice lot 100x200, with bear-l ing orange trees, for $1,200; on eauy terms. The John F. Cox Realty Co. 354 ¥OR SALE—On easy terms, a new five room buneal iw, finely finighed | throughout, electric lights, eity | water, toilet and bath. Located in a svlendid neighborhood, one block weet of Florida avenue, In Waring subdivision. D. H. Sloan. 3562 P ————— "OR SALE—22 acres of fine land with a fine new grove of 650 trees, beautiful lake front, house of 6 rooms, 1% miles out. The John F. Cox Realty Co. 354 ONLY A FEW MORR ~¢ threa Intg with the beautiful big orange trees on them can be had. Have you got yours yet? If nmot better see Futch & Rogers, Futch & Gen- try building, without delay. 344 FOR SALE--Go:4 'ot, 100x200, closs in; sewer .. ic i.id in frout and naved street within short distance. A good bargain at $525. The John F. Cox Realty Co. 354 FOR SALE—Eicht room, two-story plastered dwelling, modern ocon- veniences. Price $4,000. Terms reasonable. W. Fiske Johnson, owner. 167 OR SALE. 11 acres at eity limits, good five- room house, 2 acres grapefruit and orange trees, irrigating plant, all the land cleared, fenced, part ir- rigated. Fine for truck. Price, $3,800. acres, city limits, good barn, all cleared except two ncres, ;art ir- rigated, fine bullding site. Price, $1,750. acres at city limits, fronting on good street, main !horouth‘lre' into city. Price, $1,250. See own- ers. Don't miss these bargains. l 1] 369 SCALLEY & BASSET. FOR 3ALE-—3 acres, all in grove. pear Lake Mirror. Will make twelve 50x200 foot lots, Price $3.500 for a short while. Mann- Fitts Land Co., Raymondo Bl‘dz’. 5 FCR SALE—New hungalow of five rooms and bath. Electric lights, ¢ity water and all modern conven- fences. In best Dixieland dis- trict. Address Ownar, Box 7. 297 ROOM WITH nished. Apply 413 South Florida avenue, 371 BOARD—Excellent front room with board may be had al 211 South Tennessee Ave. Mrs. Henry Bacen. FOR RENT — Desirabie six-room house, with nice sleeping porch, with electric lights, ete. Splendid- ly located. 309 S. Missouri Ave. Apply to Mrs. F. A. Morrell, phone 114 Green. 279 FOR RENT—Furnished room with board at Elbemar. Rates reason- able. 364 FOR RENT—Double house just fin- ished, one and a half squares north of echool building; 6 rooms and bath in each side. Box 293. (et key at Pillans’ grocery. 366 FOR RENT—One large furnished room for light housekeeping. Ap- ply to 306 S. Virginia Ave. 359 F_T__:—\H || MISLELLANEOUS | {\'AN'PED—Threo or four furnished rooms. Mrs. J. E. Bartlett, Gen- eral Delivery, Lakeland. 345 WHEN IN THE CITY visit my boat yard. New and secondhand boats for sale. The best work and ma- terial, any size you wish. B. E. Raiford, Sulphur Spring, Tampa. 343 FLY SEASON will soon be here. Pro- teet your home from disease and discomfort by using door and win- dow screens which may ve had of Lakeland Manufzcturing Co. Our prices 50 per cent less than north- ern concerns. Phone 76. 239 AN IDEAL HOME is one surrounded by big bearing orange trees, sucn as you will find in the Futch & Ltogers subdivision, on South Flor- {da avenue. See owners, Futch & Gentry building. 844 HOME PHOTOGRAPHY. W. H. H. Elmer will be pleased to make an appointment with you for a picture of your home, your children and their pets, or any photographic work. Phone 199 Blue. 339 Louisville & Nashville R. R. Offers the Best Service to Chicago—St. Louis Cincinnati—Louisville—Indianapolis Cleveland—Grand Rapids Detroit and Toledo South Atlantic Limited Lv. Jacksonville - - 8:15pm. Ar. Cincinnati - - - 850 pm. Ar, Cleveland - < T7:15am. Ar. Grand Rapids - - 6:50 am. Ar. Loaisville « . 900pm. Ar. Indianapolis - - 1:50 am. Dixie Limited Lv. Jacksonville - - 9:35am. Ar.St. Louis . . . 2:550 pm. Ar. Chicago - . - 7:02 pm. Montgomery Route Lv. Jacksonville . - &1Spm. Ar. Montgomery - . 8:50 am. Ar. Birmingham . . 12:10 pm. Ar. Nashville - - . 7:40 pm. Ar. St. Louis -+ - - 7:40am. Ar. Chicago - - - 9:38am. Dixie Flyer Lv. Jacksonville . - Ar. Evansville . - Ar., Chicago . . - 8:25 pm. - 9:43 pm. 6:54 am. Electric Lighted Trains. Dining Cars H. C. Bretney, Florida Passenger Agent, 118 W. Bay St., Jacksonville lot, East Oranee St., with smalil THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK i SRR SRR SRDN \ [Li il \ Cigars Largest l Wholesaler of Cigars and Tobaccos in Fiorida : Phone 701 3 Tama : Fiorita | | A=\~ u\vhu\w S v 0 AT S DD DDRIDDD DD ELAND, FLA., MARCH 8, 1913, You Enjoy a Good Cigar | You are no doubt paying 10c for it. You can cut tha; (. pense half into and get the same quality and satisfactiop by smoking--- “TAMPA STRAIGHTS" which is the greatest FIVE CENT cigar on the marke today. Has shown a more phenominal sale in the same time than any five-cent cigar made in Tampa. It has the size, the shape, the workmanship rnd quality-- AN INDIVIDUAL BLEND Most all dealers sell them. If yours don't that satisfies. write ELI, and he will find out why. IF YOU WANT A LOT in the beau-| tiful orauge grove subdivision of ' Futch & Rogers on South Florida' | avenue, you had better speak ! quick. They are golug fast. 344 WANTED—AIl of my old custom-; ers and friends to know I am baci in Lakeland on the job at the| Phoenix Barber shop. Call and sce me. L. E. Peacock. 463 | LAKELAND FUEL SUPPLY AND! TRANSFER ©O.—Charcoal and all kinds ot woud delivered ! promptly. First class service in furniture mwmoving and jeneral transfer guaranteed. Pione 258 Red. Hours, 6 to 7:30 a. m.; 11:30 to 1 noon; 4:30 tol p. m. 331 EXPERIENCED YOU NG LADY STE- NOGRAPHER desire position. Ad- dress Box 99 , Jack. onville, 365 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following real estate trans- fers have been made during the past week: Fla Highlande Co to W M Hamp- ton 2, W M Hampton and wife to R Schwedland, Stone & Mann to Floyd Crook, Carter Dean Realty Co to | Emma I Craven, E L Ferrin to L B | Riles, L B Riles and wife to E I. Ferrin, Maggie R Sanders to iarriet |'E Sloan, H J Mathias and wife to L Lall and wife, Ellsworth Trust Co to W H Lewis, 11 J Mathias and twife to E M Buch, J Y Verible and { wife to Fannie L and W F Johnson, Fia Dev Co to R B Gibson, ] W Mec- Kinney Sr and wife to Laura Stuari, O D Bryant and wife to J ¢ Griffin, E Chase Bare to Mrs A )M Steele, Tram- mell & Edwards to Fletcher Greer, J LThompson and wife to W L Thomp- v¢cn, G W Conner and wife to G W ;Mann, G. B. Lamar to H V Jenkins ’ . E Chase Bare to H J Rothrock, Soa-l fsoms Inv Co to Phillip DeCamp, P W | |VeCamp to R T Hummell, Edna D | 'Fisher to Edith R Sanders, Carter El!mn Realty Co to T Y Gary, J 1 ! Dampier and wife to F M Yearwood, | |Fla Townsite (o to 8 E I(irkland.i El’la Townsite Co to H J and E A | ' Rushing, Fia Townsite Co to Jesse F | Taylor 2, J H Kirkland and wife to J |A Kirkland, C H & N RRetalto Jesse F Taylor, 1. L Johns and wife | 0 A M Malpass, J H Cammack nnd' wife to Lula V Brown, J A Thomas and wife to G W Mann, Ellen Stuart | to G W Mann, Ruth Wethington et ' al to G W Mann, Carter Dean Realty {Co to Alonzo C Wrizht, Asa Brant- | Iy and wife to F G Coly, Frank! | { Yorrell and wife to F C Hayden, J :R Bowen and wife to H E Bryner, . Lelia D Johnson anq hushand to C I. Morrison, D I, MeIntrre and wife ty C L Morrison, W W Chase and wife to Hnll & DeVane, M 1. ard husband to Sir 2 ter Dean Realty Co. to W I, and L C Rushing, M L Robinen and hus- band to Henry Faz!s, M W Rorer: end wife to Lelia M Jackeon, J D Rogells and wife to 1Tone nelds, A. L. Hancoek and hush; J D. Dorton, F R Reynolds and wife to L J Reynolds, Hancock & Rey-| 22 R EVLOSIVE & SUPPLY COMPAY | ¥ag¥ 1y rolds to L J Reynolds, C G Reagin;Jcnes, H D Bassett and wife to T T! wite to Sophrouiu C O Lz and wife to Sue Smith, B G Scribner | Blake, Mrs, Z L Simmons and hus-|Oklinger and lLusbui and wife to Sophronia C Ohlinger, L band to W N Milton, Malloy & Mil- | linger, Van iiuss & | P. Kimbrough to U G Bates, Ses- | le1 to B E Nelson, Bowden & Pierce | Van Huss, A J Il sums Inv. Co to H O Walker, O .‘J‘to J A Parrish, C E Reed and wife [V V Van Huss, v} sl Eaton and wife to Clayton & Dunn,|to E L Mack, Geo D and M L. Wall-[to V V Vanliuss, J ' 0 Annie E Johnson to Scalley & Bas-|work to Mrs. Elizabeth Fowler, V |wife to C L Gunter, I = sett, Fla Dev Co to Fred Gastman, [ Jaques to Clara V Potter, F V Mills | wife to Dann Muun J ! Jr, Nydegger & Haskins to L Bland wife to 8 S Whidden, Mattic|wife to B I Surrenc: Geneh, W F Worrell and wife to ¢ |Otto to J B Smith, M W Rogers nndiwlfe to B F Surren M Clayton, T L Wilson and wife to| wife to J E Mims, Scalley & Bassett Prine and L N Pijk: R 1 Harris, L W Bates to Sarah|to Fred Dixon, Laura V Swearing- remcy, O B Looney t Rates, Lula E Tharp to J R Powell, |en to W M Mills, Wilson & Mack to Waring & Edwards to ¥ Carter Dean Realty Co to Chas M !Secphie E Dutton, C N Young and gal. HRERRIRIIIECL 1Dynamite AT 7y IR The cheapest. quickest and best method of clearing land of stumps and trees, sub-soiling cf old and new groves thus rejuvinating and bringing back the fruit bearing qual ities of the trees. The use of dynamite for planting trees is today a tried and proved method, Drainage Perfectly Accomplished We will be pleased to mail literature covering 2l methods of using dynamite and showing clearly what any one can do withit without any experience. Should you want the work you have in mind done by an _cxpert at prices that will surprise you for cconom drop us a card and we will examine your land {and submit our figures without one cent of cost. We sellon'y Du PONT RED CROS> 60, 49 and 25 per cent.. Caps, Fusc. Augers, §Cap Crimpe® and Electric Fusees. 7~ ([ [ f Ca (el 2R = ULBERRY \ Mulberry, Florida b R. E. Bloomfield, Manager ~ C. T. I' abinson, Bl SOSERREEEEe aster