Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 6, 1913, Page 4

D, FLA, JUNB 6, 1913, IR TR RS S Hunt For Ralph Walters Also Won Girl H FIRST METHODIST CHURCE §6 L N ] Loved, and- Outwitted Bl s e a Miser. Rev. Isasc C. Jenkins, pase: : —— Temporary residence, 911 Soutl = BY GEORGE ELMER COBB. Flerida avenue. Office at ebured No Lie on the Can A little incident like the crossingHours, 11:30 to 13:30. o of two pins on a r‘allroadesnf‘:.;; 3unday Bervices— 1 i an . N (4 L ye mn the Can ::: l::;thna’all):e::. !I‘t was at & little "’ .“:’::h?ll'. o’ o ‘: :‘ station where he had been waiting fo) ivoris I,Auuo "'" , - P h Peal's : ‘Im:l:o;ozv:tr:uml:'e Jf,flfd hear :1 P:-chlll. 1:3°'p..-. ; eac es u:.mlllng now. Thl: local "t.h not du¢ W’:‘k Day Bervices— = . . & . fi hour. All alone on benct man’'s Missio Boaled, : ‘. Apmcots Cherries outside &“.'::m be caught e endsr R g y Mr. Marcum wishes to emphasize SN Hawaiian Pine Apple o, The, chasciag o anee 5 "o P Menistar 9% 18 fact that, being the sole proptietor of y other way, he sprang to his feet Mh’on: n; ing P : vo ot :"I.Z?Jin "y :;:::;“m.'"“'. day evenine |4 business, hedgges ith the closest persoy _ 1d had lacing t 2 P F d St ore okt oo Rl el e attention, and does his utmost to pley » trattCUNBERLAND PRESBY. ure roo :f.%.a?m",‘%é'&.'?&?fis;m oo oxmacs |§ and satisfy his customers. : . pHON 93 tion he slipped over the 3 g ; Y Bl 8 6o . roled gy oy 1at0 the middle of (RGaraer Fiorids Ave.and Lemen &1 |} Some things he has to offer: H; b :‘”fi"' “':’t:""]w # gunday school, 9:45 &. @ T e i T SRR ST R, T S m in time, and the latter sa i b at'a glance that the onrushing trel '"::'::‘._flm iy g i Personal Attention bosi "1 Th “mnlfh etli:kl:mf:h:.' ng Weekly pny-n; ‘nml. ing '!'v:'-- @ Servi i —— lear of the tracks. ; SDATHISTPIPTIIIIITIOIOOTOD :::nck?erw that on the turn of .ll'f&“ ".".“' at 7:30. ourteous Service ! m b fous i oman : i BUILDERS'SUPPLIES s weiog oad sivet WBae trd Montap atirsoos ot o ||| Prompt Delivery w 1 bue from observation, & practical ides @inonth, F Equi Do YOUR: Exclusive sales agents for HYDRO BAR WA;I.'B !Mhz ::ed:w::?:;.“ ':'l:lecr;ywl; a‘l’:; W88 7w, 411 these servioes the pubdlie irst-class qu pment 3 Window . b oted,_ i N CWOARD BATS. for Sehools, Churdes aad § |HO sprans st & switch and puled oY 1avited Fresh Groceries of Best Quality Theaters. Terra Cotta Roofing Tile. Gosd Red Bulding Brix. § [ 1eF 0 outor iear, The oot (OIS ¢ Carload lots for prompt delivaries. vih o dork sad o toot swun SRR FIRNY PRESVTTERIAN Country Produce, both Vegablesand Fruiy Concrete Reinforcing Stesl. Get our prices before buying. his bed of danger, and, half, friglii Tennessee Ave., Botwesa Mas MeKEE & GO, 204 Twigy Streer || B Sueboa g ™= o vor | Fresh Country Egas —_— Tampa, Florida There were explanations due/ th .:" - W. 8. Patterson, Paster. Best Creamery Butter b switched train, Ralph well knew, B4 S18day Servicss—Sunday sehosi i fore he could make them, howeve§:¢5: presshing. 11 am. m., ax¢ M Finest Qua"(y Cheese - —— something happened that neither hf:30 ». m. fiiien ——— nor the crew of the Limited had e Plumbing For a House Com- [ it o realized that somewhere there wel¥ plete Only $115.00 e rders B i The conductor of the Limited camu Consisting of a complets bath £ oom, containing one enameled ssus and excited. 4ub, one enameled lavatory complete , one closst comaplete with cak taar ;“‘lpelrl’i':“:::fl‘;m‘:‘fg ‘:"l: tr!:;;"" and seat, ono 18x30 sink in kitchen and 130 gallon range deller WME & |} "o into the station 'to Secessary pipes to complete job and pay nspection fees for §1165, the operator away for dinnerii ] Call and talk it over, Hot and cold water to all fixtures. lmghed to the telephone instrul MANN PLUMBING CO. Bowyer Bldg, 208 N. Ky, Ave. Phone 3I1. ‘ Pl Wedneaday—Prayor meoting o Watch this space for further announce mente, containing some interesting sug- gestions for the housekeeper. | W. B. MARCUM Phone 251 @& Bervices—1st and 34 Sabbaths, 1! that .’ m; 34 and {th Sabbaths, 7:30 p. 0 gt | Sabbath Sehool—8 p. m. v Prayer Serviee—Thursday aigh: 7:80. jyrtle Btreet Chureh— forvices—1st and 34 Badbathe $230 p. m.; 2d and 4th Saddaths, 1’ s Sunday School—$ p. m. Prayer #ervices—Tuesday aigh: i 7:30. W H. STEINMEYER, United Brothearhood of Oarpenters| Lake Lodge Ne. ’.L:!.O.l‘ and Joiners of America, Local 1776 moots Priday aighta at ¥:30, ui! o'olock, at MeDenald's hall. J. L, REYNOLDS, S« R. L. MARSHALL, Presi¢ent K. B. EIMMERMAN, N.0 J. W.LAYTON, Vioe Pres. buvllmdfl-- 3. W. LOGAN, Treasures. GRIER RAGLED ;.m 'lmu o “ Berviesm at 1l m. and b p & ey B. 7. BIBTRIC) Vraternal Order | | Bundays exospt the third ia the lkmm" -l:.nqm.:ll:‘ mth. Other servises as appelated | AMUNL BOYER, 1100, o8 044 Feliows dall. J. W. SCARR, 4. B WILLIANMG, Prestte Bast Lakeland Misshen, Sunday schesl st Sp.m A A fiten, superintendent. Pragee - 'witog Thursday at T p. & A «a sscond and (12 Mondays at mo': UNION, LOCAL NO. 13 OF FLORDI I Church, Moots each Thursday night b ° theran Yed 7.0 OWENS W. K Morpa & Groover hall, v 4§ 4 roer E. Orange and So. Tennesses. L P WILASK, Geey. Bates' Dry Goods Store. Vislin = s.sulnd-y school 10:00 & m. |T——————————————| brothers welcome. €200 rvices are held every Sunday. Labsioad Ohaptes, B A. M. Ne |POLK ENC. i0 mests (he frst Tharedey night & ‘n'lllo?l.l.o-“ ch moath in Mascale Rall. Viat-| Polk Encampment No' 3, L 0.0 H Realized That Soraewhere There Wen @, Redgrave, Mia » Hmeets the first aand third Nor Crossed Orders. Missouri and Lemea 8¢ Lessard, K. P.; J. 7. Wilsea . | eaym g was busy there for two minutes, andunday scheel, 10 a. m. —-—~—.—_~_'_ ;Mthg Patriarchs welcomh - | came out swiftly. Preaching, 11 a. m. Lakelend Camp Mo. 13, W. 0. W. | M " A, MeDONALD, Scribe. 4 “The biggest thing you will eveChristian Hadeaver, 6:30 ». m. woets every sseond and » W. 0. W. | H. B. EIMMERMAN, {do,” he said in a strained tone, “ipreaching, 7:80 p. m. e X - $7arth Thure | Chief Patriarch ’ ! 1 you will “ta}-kle’_o_l_xr filll}_ng tackle you'll land any fish that :::.};?I:“you ve done in switching %Uprayermesting, Wednesday aight [ .4 third Thursisys. W J &tfi; :.11 tackl balt. Our li d tresh and st “It was an impulse. The sight o"“' Ceuncl] Commander, Mre. Sulite by LROR fiior ackles yoar balt. Qur lines are new and fresh and strong; our he child—" b Ralph, almost == ~ Cuardian of C — e o B T T T8 ey, o gy sarTIY cHVRMM, | UnCe | Lakelasd Lodge No 1391, B D “If you hadn't,” went on the conduc X T} loat and Protective Order of Eibd tor, “you can guess what might havcerser Fleriea avense ent Bag & happened. We had no nctice of thTte Rev. Williases Dufiay Wewlia, ! special that just dashed by. The @t D, paster. sent operator here was expected touaday schesl 9:40 o m. °* 1signal us. Say, you've saved the Lilippeaching Sunday ot 11 & = ont teels are not rusty. Roguisr mosting overy Pueadny | T°°"° OV Dostoffice. Visiting bret¥ M 7:00 o4 044 Fellows Ball Vit GREORGE MOORBD, B. R Whenever the thonght of hardware eaters your mind, also let in —— e ing wembers alwayy weloome N3 ecordially welcomed. SOTSTITSTHIITISTSUIITIETISTETIS the thonght that our store is the place to buy reliable hardware. @ !jicq:” Ty P. D. BRYAN, “‘ Wll; i The switched train stood st Cemmenges Porma Prech. Lwhero it had halted. It seemed “":‘ e Wolswlag | o L. .ACRSON, Sewetesy, s 8 ol of about half leat mdl R F A 5 | the minute the engln(;ler s;rul::k "h" % +89. ot i .'.-:“l arth and half .?‘0 -“: ! giding be put on the brakes '8 bundant drainage Tinning and PlumbingaSpecialty § sins b mt o e e e Kasdar 8136 5 & M ST S AR | ety of v ‘Lhont s musd |en. The train hands were u-ymx:.- Youag Pespic's Mesting | meath ot 10 o m. at tag .-"".. od .,: :' the washtud or m:.i |adjust this now. The passen 118 B & i therough washing, ! startled and curious, had come i » mesthly bustnem mesting : :ch.'“‘l % Keatueky aveane m:!: rinse well, and slightlf |the coaches. Ralph observed a BT, v ppongey * 7:80 p. @ S HAFFER, Cemmander. :‘“‘m 80l defore returning thes B 0 e flr wa re 0 ' of them now surrounding the condit Shad - R vALLEY, Adfutant Suried = the A Bit of fresh bedd ® § tor. He pointed at Ralph, and e ———————— ool ocasionally helps . | the actions of the group the laf Bedbehak Lodge Mo (| ¢ st e % SN PTUPULIOP SLIINISDOSVSS | knew that they were discussing B Being a modest young man, . ) ; Gy e « | walked down the track to find $ i MgdtsetL 0. 0. » “scissors” beside it where the wh —— - of the great steam giant had wel IF YOU ARE THINKING OF BUILDING. SEE hhe two pins. Ralph could not | well evade a group which met N MARSHA LL & SA ND ERS % | They congratulated him on his acto The 0ld RC"&D’C Contractors } i in saving the train. One among t! - |a bright-eyed miss, plainly indic i in her grateful glance that she conic | ered him something of a hero. W.;“ Chapter, 0. B. & | the train was ready to start up, and | chance, it seemed, she found a .l“ nllu"h'l.':.‘m | beside him. o each -" w WV A i “That must be a cherished gl,‘ Keea, W. M J. ¥ | venir,” she remarked, as she notieey. ‘"A RSHA LL ‘f SA A’DERS | the baby scissors in Ralph’s hand | “You may have it, if you like,%h | Phone 228 Blue sald. BOOCDODITECHITIIINATHTIRNGNS DEFTHOST AN DS OIITIRODS ; Who have been building houses in Lakeland for years, sand who never “FELL DOWN” or failed to give satisfaction.” ., All classes of buildings contracted for. ,The many fine residences built by this firm are evidgncesof their ability to make good.