Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 14, 1913, Page 4

- il -8 > 2y g > —— PAGE FOUR wis us in the extreme southeast, wa [ne [ve"'ng Ie'eoram :u'o as to the opportunities much as Kansas and other western States Publiished every aflernoon from the Wwcre a gzeneration azo, and those Kentucky limldmg Lakeland, Fla. ;\\'hu come in now with the vision o At —— | tu see, the courage to risk, the en- Entered in the postofice at Lake- ! €8y to do and the bacibone to stick will be the beneficiarics of a frui land, Flerida, as mail matter of the second class. tion not surpassed |y the western States I'ne. Almighty HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. M. ¥ put this great peninsular here with e —m— b jts inexhaustibic th of natural HENRY BAC 0\- -\13“‘8"- resources and wo i variety, for Lo —— the uses of a hici wud splendid civi SUBSCRIP “U\ R‘\“‘- : [ lization, and oy is the aceepted Mg vpan s ..$5.00 time for the riclt sort of people to Six months ., .. ..... vee 2.60 eome in and possess it Tiuree months ........ AT And twenty vears henee those who Delivered anywhere within the | do possess it Il s induigently s they listen 1o the ce told tales ul old tin limits of the City of Lakeland for 10 cents a week. fof the reg rs who came —— | but didn’t stay, gs they revisit the SO ortunities and From the same office is issned MY 5 hay l"”“'v,” i 1 e - THE LAKELAND NEWS il oty A weekly newspaper giving a re- Ay AR sume of local matters, crop condi ab LR e Rl tions, county afiairs, etc. Sent any- where for $1.00 per year 1s the land of opportunity thick on! n who has the and the to work the combination, OPPOrTINItIes are to the mu et [ HE SELS IN FLORIDA i ANOTHER ITALY. | st A GREAT SHORT SERMON Florida | ion to see them decision i 0 Mic and and we can’t from thut State, s o South Nowhere in wmodern literature in few words have we read a sermon et too many people tor they make ex- & cellent citizens and are 2reat devel. and foree with the from the of the deavor World, It alts the following in Polk Chri opers. Among theme here tikt it county is Mr. K. W, Barber, a promi- Jack- back in his home State, inent ournalist, editor of the mission of the daily press son Putriot, world's multitudinous sins and sor- has been wintering with a who rows, a story whose incessant itera 1 o H 1ooke tion with gll Miclhizan colony over on Lake He s the Kind of N its innumerable v to the minds and texts” ions drives home 1itoc | hearts of wen the “tervible | oed and [onder whose doy out it and ! cortainly dev the laws notur wihern v who comes 10 ion we live as not ) wer the dis advanm (¥} 1 ity them, whi e t gl it 4 il H of iri to the whir and soft shine or hroad When ruftfled by stift e and lold attention.” I'o ceont par THEY'LL TETL US ABOUT IT TV omment m ool com- pulsor 1 . Tollow Shenandoah val- | ran v oindiv alism, 1t Mi Oriando, [ami ) worons |t Wi | ) | wee ery hand ! s onr g place of annual con- Barrine he richest ot ' iland, th compire in deep and solemn truth' tian En- ¥ (s, feoveted office, vindicates and ex- - ! Senator Hudson, of with its sad unending story of the ate, ENTY YEARS HENCE, | scstion that 0 wucly cosuipiicion fu | 1HE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA,, MARCH 14, 1913, , vention of that order. One victory | atter another of this kind has given Lakeland a distinct reputation as the convention city of Florida. And i we are going to steadily increase thas reputation by steadily increasing ti. causes which have produced it. ey MG The whole country, yes, the whol¢ world, wherever the telegraph reach- es, is watching the experiments of Lir. Friedmann to see if he has really | discovered the long_sought cure for consumption. If he has all mankind will hail him as the world's greatest living benefactor, e L A The esteemed Times-Union js o great paper and we read it with much pleasure in both its news and editorial departments, sh that somebody would build a fire under it so as to warm up it: temperature at least to the extent of taking the deadly chill off ftg en- thusiasm for President Wilson and Lis administration. B STATE SENATOR DRANE ON LEADING STATE ISSUES. State Senator i1, J. Drane, of Lake- ) representing the Seventh Sena- terial district of Florida, is in the eity today. Senator Drane is one of the three candidates for the presi- dency of the Senate, and is feeling reasonably certain of election to the assuming that neither Miami, who is serving his second term in the Sen- Adkins, of Starke and popular tSate leg- nor Scnator another able hoth of islator, whom are, after the honor, have nothing ol experience, Lis on him in point extending over o twenty vears period of as clerk o the Senate, and two years as a mem ber, hody “It is a friendly cor “Simply a question other t know t what has been do the schools.--Jaekeonville Motro but we do’ 1 S——— DDA AP TN AL D T G L5 TR i s R A Tl T R IS Tl A, Pk o e é;275y942942225z72akzflf'qv” Standmu of (y testantsin pjg, Contest — LI |\ 2 %1// e, 6el'fel' F thoy cflhassrjb&;%ér Az»cuzrlhaflfiv' . & ;Mn. H. W. Odom | Miss Nellie Fidler {Mrs. W. R. Graham | Mrs. W. T. Mcllwaiy U. W. Irveson Miss Georgia Straj; | Miss Kittie Funk . | Mrs. J. A, Wood ! W. D, Harp... { Wil Willtams . .. Miss Lillie May Mcintir, Miss Margaret Moy C. H. la Tedd Buying a good, new suit of clothes and overcoat is not an expense; it is an INVESTMENT. WHY? Because, good clothes cost but little more than poor clothes, {and wear much longer and look well ALL THE TIME. Then it PAYS you; you'll get the better positionjand BFTTER PAY, if you “look the part” better. We do'no “Monkey Business” in our store. Weicarry only GOOD STUFF, sell it to everybody at the SAME FRICE, and that price is as low as the best quality can be sold for. Poe Heme of Boot Sche'fner & Mary ¢ I vixieland Methodist T S Clifford . [J. 8 C. Clfford . i Miss Nettie Brooks ! Leslie McCraney | Mrs. J. W. Cord | Luela Knight | Thelma Mann R. Black Asher i | | | t | I | | o %) /) l‘; . T T AT L TR K JOSHPH T O UG AT NS TR Y A T TR with every §1 s crockery ware, 2,000 to select {1 & Nashville R. R, % ’5{ ‘-1“-, ¢ 8~ LOUIEVIHLE L e el g — e S—— G0 ai e ohanie - Qffers the Best Service to Louis Rece™ o r——————_— o ———— —— 5ot £ th direct connections to pint Detroit and Toledo ! Sout} Limited -lopt"o'm 'y Route ; Lv. Jac v P nuille 1 pin. tgomery £.50 \ ‘ X Ko o A Nanapelis AR | em ) ):3 g | M ¥ Dixie Limited Dixie Flyer ‘ i i Lv. Jacksonvyille 9:35 am. Lv. Jacksonville 8:25 pm. [ it Ar. St. Louis - 2:50 pm. \r. Evansville 9:43 pm. ; Ar. Chicago . 7:02 pm. Ar. Chicago 6:54 am. wire fencing on t Electric Lighted Trains. H. C. Bretney, Florida Passenger Agent, 118 W. Bay St., Jacksonville terest you in price Ay Naw On L We have ten bam Dining Cars teuzht dircet play at our stcre and 1 t 3 t & r . ) v “‘ * . i\ co P ) 4 8 7 \ - — i .