Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 21, 1913, Page 8

% / . . ¥ PAGE E)GNTY Made in Syracys, The New Sprin Models--- are now on displa - Never before have we had such an elaborate showing of Spring Styl These handsome garments are direct from the tailoring shops of W. S. Pq & Co., Syracuse. N. Y., exclusively designed and tailored for fashionable men. . EVERY “PECK” SUIT is the work of craftsmen who know how. We know “PEC | Clothes, “_i‘roin the wool to the finished garment”==That’s why we like to sell them. you are‘ plr;lcuiar about your clothes and demand Style and Quality, we can fit you ¢ to your entire satisfaction. “PECK” Clothes are guaranteed. e A S 4 E. F. BAILEY S e 2 o2 D ) weather is at all favorable, They|i! hatched in early spring as soon lflety of turkeys you‘ hb":‘rd' ";*:';ff Overcoming Action of Tides. ::::::. ;’,_ ;;;ngt 4 s can, after that time, get almost their | 4% the weather is good. Where one [ycur selections for the heavy ! 00" or use on rivers subject to great P 1 hereby solicited whole living from the fields, except ['a8 no close neighbors to bother, and breast and stout legs—not long. :llnl' changes an Alabama engineer roposals are MSEM"HE I" snl"" a light feed in the morning and at |r:ise the Bronze, the largest and fin-| ~There is as much difference in the n‘:- :;e:::d d:wmun‘ whll'rf which | be opened in the office of the s night to induce them to come home | €t of them all, but where neighbors | makeup of turkeys as there is :l" 1aid with ralls. 1 Upon & solid fnellne | yigng gpchitect, treasury def —— X5 roout are close the White would be better, | beef, cattle and hogs, and you might !ment, Washington, D. C. at They Do Well in Florids and Can B2| 1) not allow them to roost away | fOF they are not nearly so rambling |as well have the kind that will take [k & w badit 1 008 & i Raised With Great from home a single night if it can |In disposition and are more domegtic|0n flesh with least possible feed t. Worey Wasted, U1 it her the stilty, orry the sale or donation to the - Proft, be helped, for they will soon get |12 their habits. e ) o Sotner the MUY, cxpeun of aur worry 8 b sty At 3 — “spoiled” and will not want to come| The White is a firsf class turkey|®!m ones hardly worlth their . 0| “Yes; 1t 1a. I once bought some stook convenlently louud' and suit k Why there are not more turkeys|at all. When left away at nights, 'and a fast grower, maturing a little "'"k::'“ &”"“‘;::I: ::"L":d t :? in a rubber grove and worried for a federal building site at it mised in the South I am unable to|they run a great risk of being taken | quicker than the Bronge. ;"‘;hn::“ :A.tlanu o 'h:e ‘| Winters about frost befors I ascen The site mus ; waderstand. True, there are certain | either by thieves or wild animals of| As long as turkeys command the|' 4 planted yet. sections of Tennessee and Kentucky some kind. that beat the world in turkeys, but prices they do now in the cities of When cold weather approaches, |the South, I should recommend the tkis is confined to a limited territory. | they should have more attention in raising of turkeys. Times have In some parts of Texas they raise a the way of increased feed and shel- changed a good deal from the old sood many turkeys; but this in-;ter from the cold storms. It is the | custom of only eating turkeys at hol- eludes but a little portion of the time then to give them the fatten- iday times. Now we find those who South that should be producing tur- ing feed in order that they may be|can afford the luxury eating them at Keys of the very finest quality. They are certainly paying on the farm and are not very much trouble THE SOUTHERN REALTY & AUGTION CO. Composed of E. M. Andrews and C. C. Murphy, two_enterprising real estate deal- ers from Greensboro, North Carolina, were attracted to Lakeland because it is a live, progressive city, now occupying a proniinent place on the map. Being par- ticularly impressed with the beautiful suburb of PARK HILL they induced Messrs. Stephens & Rogan, the owners of this very desirable property, to put it on the market at Public Auction and enable you to secure one or more of these beauti- ful lots AT YOUR OWN PRICE WHILE THEY LAST. plump for the market at the right|any time during the fall and win- time. With our improved breeds. it|ter 18 no trouble to get a fine heavy tlll'-llhe price at a good round figure all after the first four wceks if the | key by Thanksgiving, or even earlier, through the season. Whatever va- Park Nill is the Coming Resideace Section of Lakeland In fact, it has arrived, already having sev- eral costly residences, granolithic side- walks, beautiful streets, etc, such as are not found in the main part of many con- siderable towns. You get the benefit of these improvements without extra cost to you, by attending this great Auction Sale. Valuable Prizes of Money and Silverware will be Given Away During the Sale Different Methed of Talking, Our little boy three years old had Boen told of the difference between Auman beings and dumb animals—that We could talk and reason because of our bralne and intellect, and that @umd animals could not. Being dis | obedlent one duy, T *old him tk:: it he | ADVERTISEMENT FOR FED- This hias & teadeney to keep| Would uot obey the ruler would talk ERAL He replied, teartully, “How can a rub er talk, mother? It has no intellect” «=Rxchange - Big Auction Sale OF PARK HILL On Saturday, March 22, at 10 0’clock The Ladies are all invited and will be en- tertained by the famous Whirlwind . Auctioneer. 't miss this i miles to speak to you. - Admiss; i entertainment is mmm c&:.‘:”s:e.mnt:: and Believe. Also enjoy the Band Concert. of hearing a real live man, who comes Remember the Daths.tunhy, March 23, 1913, at 10 a. m. Also Remember the Free Automobile Ride to this Sale. alned that the trees hadn't bees |land, Florida. L] —_— BSread Definition, “Father,” asked little Andy, “what's @ leading: woman?" “Any woman,” re | will supply prospective bidders Dlled *:¢>r. “who ls married."—Judge. o circular giving particulars Treasury Department, Office of the LOTS .. |approximately 19,000 square f area, and if the lot offered is red gular, its minimum dimension be not less than 120 feet. Upon application the postm requirements and imstruction EASY TERMS: One-fourth Cash; Balance Six, Twelve and Eighteen Months, with Interest on Deferred Payments ‘ E. M. ANDREWS, Mgr. Greensboro, N. C. —_—————— —ass———