Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 5, 1913, Page 8

- o TR e SRE o2 PAGE TIORT? AR A ! | | | | | FOR RENT—House of 5 rooms and bath, in Ozone Orange Grove. In- quire 210 Scuth Lake Ave. 619 ‘MISC[LMNEGUSH \——_—__' WHAT say the St_s-.'i—ptures about hell” Auditorium, Sunday, 7:30 p. m. FOR SALE | mn SALE—s muum lots, close in, facing northeast side Lake Morton; orange trul:l cheap if sold at once. Apply Tele- mm office. 11-31-t¢ N)R SALE—East front lot in good | FOR RENT—Unfurnished rooms. neighborhood, 72%x145. Price| 506 East Pine St. 466 $625; $227 cash and balance in| _— one und two years, Phone 339 or I'OR RENT—5-room house on West 332 Llue. 485' Lemon street; all modern conveni- S i ences. Call 354 Black, or address' ___ FOR SALE-—-New house of © rooms,| Box 262. complete bath, wired for electrici. — . . . = light; lot 50x135. Price $1,5600. | FOR RENT—Orange hall, fine waz The John F. Cox Rt‘fllly Co. 487 4o0r; good light and ventilation; i size 34x60 feet. L. W. Cowdery. Phone 304 Green. 506} DRESSMAKING PARLORS MOVED. This is to notify my triends and T—Furnished rooms for | customers that [ have moved my light housekeeping. Apply 311 8. gressmakin<t parlors from Miss Put- Virginia Ave. or phone 14 Red. Iten’s store to the Smith Hardin nished rooms for light housekeep- ing. References exchanged. Box 211, Lakeland. 510 F OR SALE OR RENT. | Two elezant bungalows, five moms] and bath, with all modern conveni-{ FOR REN ences, with east front; desirable aeighborliood, situated on South Ten- ueasec and Missouri avenues, Small eash payment and balance momhh.' i meet ¢ uarterly or yearly. Could give eight[FOR RENT—Four or fve rOOml.I{rlendg yairs in which to pay most of it. nicely furnished for light house- | 4499 il my old customers and nc\\ MRS. C. L. WEBSTER. 4%¢ W PISKE JOINSON, Owner. Lo iks; close in. Phone 176 Blue. | .. __ —_— drm e — - 486 [CR RENT--Furnished or unfur- TOR SALE—Two lots in Dixieland | __ _ =1 nished rooms; modern econveni- nr ; for $250 each. Nice location, The | l:v(\“ RENT—Four rooms and bath. l cuces. Phone 317 Black. Apply John F. Cox Realty Co, 487 AN modern improvements; very{ o2 North Kentucky. 502 AR R n . o reasonable rent. Call 317 South ... FOR SALE—NIce residential lot near Virginia Ave. 451 “THE L RTH * * * shall be burnec Spanish sanitorium, Tampa, quick | ..~ "1 up."—2 Pet. 3:10. “The earth Apply Box 509 SURIPOR BENT-Nouw, § Moo M| chitih foserertoill 1id. s — =) bath, shades, screens; modern. ' B A : 7 ’ J there a contradiction here? M ONLY A FEW MOHR = +hres 'ats| John F. Cox Realty Co. 453 | ql'" dns Ott_\mfit ‘;, g c(ic‘)e' WUA the beautitul . o ik DI oramge el e e trees on them can be had. Have(FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms | Jou got yours vet? 1f not better| tor Jight housekeeping, $10 per sec I'utch & Rogers, Futch & Gen- month. Apply 810 East Magnolia | AN IDEAL HOME is one surrounded by big bearing orange trees, sucn try huilding, without delay. !M‘ Ave, 436 :;o y‘:: s:::.:nz::mmo;hs’om!?lo: R S BAHRHIS AR ¥ TOR SALE—A fow good Joresy e ida avenue., See owners, Futch & H)R REr\T—-Room and board at ©ows at Wilson Bros. stable. Must hotel, ®0. B18 Gentry building. 344 Elbemar Open all yelrl » ' around. 373 IF THE EARTH is to be destroyed, O R e | T s Hear McGee at i FOR RENT-—New modern house, | Auditorium Sunday, 3 p. m. at close in. C.J. Baldwin, phone 294 | . , [ 7:30 p. m. : Blue, 514 R s FISH—Phone order in the afternoon for the breakfast order. Phone 91 R. 0. Parv, hoT 498 'building, vhere I will be glad to! LAKELAND, ¥LA, APRIL 5, 1913, i | | | WILL this earth be destroyed? right now, see D, H. Sloan. 43b S ——— e L WHAT say the Scriptures about hell? Auditorium, Sunday, 7:30 p. m. 623 e e S WANTED—AUl ot my old custom- ers and friendr to know 1 am back in Lakeland on the job at the Phoenix Barber shop. Call and see me. L. E. Peacock. 363 i| WANTED—Property in or adjoining Lakeland in exchange for my brick store building which produces good cash income and well located in a prosperous northern city. R. J Straw, Lakeland, Fla. 496 WRITTEN QUESTIONS on hell are invited by McGee at Auditorium, Sunday, April 6. 528 IF YOU WANT A LOT in the beau- tiful orange grove subdivision of Futch & Rogers on South Florida avenue, you had better speak quick. They are going fast. 344 3 GO TO THE EAST COAST via Fort 507, WANTED—By refined couple, fur-! Myers on the 3ig Steamer Suwa- nee, Sails every Wednesday or Thussday, Write or wire Menga Hros., Fort Myers for reservations. 385 Me- Gee at Auditorium, Sunday, April 6,3 p m 523 WANTED--veryone: who needs a sovercign liniment for rheuma- tism, corns, bunions, sprains, ete., to try CAMOLINE. The best rem- edy ever put on the market. High- ly recommended by local people as well as those abroad. 25 cents a package. you of its merit. pany, Arcadia, Fla. Camoline Com- {1F THE EARTH is to be destroyed, where is hell? Hear McGee at Auditorium Sunday, 3 p. m. and at | vorites. 520 | deny it. 7:20 p. m, e ————————— WHEN you want insurance and l(g not already insured, you need it | WHOLESALE Builders Galvanized Metal Shingles. Galvanized Stone and Brick Sid- ing. Galvanized Corragated Iron, 23 corrugated and 1% in. in 6, 1,8, 9, 10, 11 und 12 lengths. Galvanized Water Pipe. Galvanized Conductor ipe and Eve Trough. Zinz, galvanized flat iron sheets. Coiductor Ells and Miters. No. 2 pitcher and force pumps always in stock, galvanized v in stock or made to order. I can save you money. Write 1626 Franklin Street—Loca] and Long Distance Phoge 60y ILmlw é BUILDERS' { | Mok Exclusive sales agents for HYDRO BAR National Show Cases and Fixtures, Plate STAFFORD STANDARD SFATS. for Schools, Theaters. Terra Cotta Roofing Carload lots for prompt deliveries. Concrete Relnforcing Steel. Get our prices before bu”ng McKEE & CO. AND RET4];, Attention Skylights and Venti] to order. 8kylights, Glass, Enameled Iron Plyny Soil Pipe and Soj] Sewer Pipe. Nickle Plate Batp Room p,,‘ Valley Tiu in Rolls Sheet Tin by Box of Sheet Lead. ators ady) bing Oxtupey. Pide Fitting, Sheat, Lead Pipe. atertanky Or cal] gp hm. SUPPUES BAR WATER PRoo and Window régfi Churches apd Tile. Good Red Bulldiag By Tampa l‘lor:Ju ; FISH, FISH!—Phone 91, the Old Re-' llable Fish Man—R. 0. Park 493 - L] Sl e e o SR Mother Warned In Time. An unusual occurrence took place at Notgro' », Gloucestcrshire, England, recently. 4 boy of two and a girl of three were playing beside a large A trial will convince | mOther aud in 499 trough, when the boy fel) into the wa. ter. The little girl ran to the boy's lisping tones sald. “Babby in water.” The mother ran to the trough, teok the boy out, and with assistance breught hin round. ————— Posslibly the Reason. “The trouble {s that my boss has fa. You cau't deny it.” “1 won't But have you noticed that ' his favorites do «ll the hard work WANTED—Gcod white girl for gon- ; about the place?’—Louisville Courier eral housework. Phone 339 or 322 Blue. CASH BUYER—Can within next few days buy lots in Dixieland at price of 12 months ago. Call at Room 1, Raymondo Bldg. 5§03 508 Il-‘ THE GIFT OF GOD is Eternal Life, what is the true antithesis of that gift? Auditorium Sunday. 6231 | Journal, Likely to Keeo Him Busy. Mrs. Bacon—I ncver saw a puzzle my brother couldn't do. He's really & wonder, Mr, Bacon—I wich you'd take this timetahle dowp to him and see if he can n.she unything out of it _| =Yonkers Statesman, ———ee Beyond Power to Overcome. The self-consciousness just oozes ! out of a young drummer oa his first trip. Never before have we had such an elaborate showing of Spring Styles. These handsome garments are direct from the tailoring shops of W. S. Peck L\ Co., Syracuse. N. Y., exclusively designed and tailored for fashionable men. EVERY “PECK" SUIT is the work of craftsmen who know how. We know “PECK” Clotkcs, “from the wool to the finished garment”-=That’s why we like to sell them. If you are particular about your clothes and demand Style and Quality, we can fit you out to; your entire satisfaction. “PECK” Clothes are guaranteed. E. . BAILEY The New Spring Models--- are now on displcy Really Mapg Lusk, youse git gn pered the burglar on s emerged from the wino., bloke wot lives hero is plied the oth:r iy hard luck,” t lose anyting?"—(;, No Comparison, Viear—“The m:ost wond ever saw was the pro vate gentleman, It lz* 11 dred stops.” Sextor— most remarks bln or my old wom te 20 8tops at all.’— . —— 1 L AL e "Lody,” sl dertne Ny ®would you lend m: a cale “Do you mean to tcll me you way 80ap? “Yes'm. 1Me partner's de hiccups an’ 1 wam to scarg R ST Not at All i Beoause this coustry spends son ,thing Iike $10,000,000 & year for ug "brellas, fau't it to be taken as concly slve eviderce that our pecrie dop | know enetizh to zo in when it raine { Rrowping's Mae: