Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 2, 1913, Page 2

PAGE TWO. Special Prices TRAY MALACE | R Q’ATOA’EME'/YT E an QUALITY OF GOODS I8 THB | FIRST THING WE LOOK AFTED AND THEN THE PRICE T0 MEET . YOUR APPROVAL WITH A GUAR f ANTEE THAT EVERYTHING | WILL BE AS REPRESENNED. 18 pounds Bugar for......... Best Butter, per Ib. ..... prore | Cottolene, 10 pound ¢an . ..... 1.38 i Cottolene, b pound ........ A 9 Spowdrift, 10 pounds ........ 110 1 Smowdrift, 6 pounds ......... K] ¢ cans Baby Size Cream...... 2 9 Oectagon Boap, 6 for.......... 28 il Grouna Coffes, per pound .. ... K] F Sweet Corn, 8 for ........... 35| Weguiar mestlng oven ";‘-"' ot 7:80 o8 044 Fellows Hall 1] Best White Meat, per Id. .... .1¢ 6 gal. Kerosene ............. 00 Cempound Lard, per Ib. ...... .1¢ 3 Feed Btuff is our specialty. We are | out on Bouth Florida avenue. But i eall us. Wo deliver the goeds. D. H. CUMBIE & CO. Phone 337 Lakeland o 1 A Have You Ever Stopped to think about the Cream on are eating? Wheth- er the cieam used is PURB, whether the method of apu- facture would meet with the demands of modern science of sanitation and bygiene? YOU DON'T HAVE TO THINK of these tihngs if you meail at 10 o m. at the heme © 1. M. Spariing ea Kentaeky avesue A. C. JHAFFER, Commander. Lakeland Camp No. 78, W. O. W., meets every Thursda night. Wood- men Circle first and third Thursday afternoons at 3:00 o'clock. W. J. Ettridge, Council Commander; Mrs. Lula Hcbb, Guardian of Circle. eLAWD LA Orange Blessom Div, No. 9 31 A 9 b of L B mests over wocund 08¢ feurth Wednsslage o smeh month at 3:90 p @™ Visttee: AR EVENING TEEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA, AUG. 3, 1913. !XleOR of SING SlNe and INTERIOR ,SHOWING CELLD OU can see it from the river, or you can see it from the road; either way it looks very much the same. If you brought to look at,it an Eski- mo from the northern seas or a na tive of the Tonga Isles and asked him what he thought it was he would say: “A prison!” Every stone in the long, low, dark building spells prison. Every nar row slit of a window, every grill of fron bars, every foot of thick wall, every glint of a sentry’s gun—they all apell prison. Sing Sing is its name, and when it passes and is succeeded by a new the record. Opposite this record is put down his number. His pockets are emptied and a careful inventory made of everything in them. If he leaves Sing Sing his watch and keys and money will be given back to him —or to his heirs and assigns. No more does the property of the felon revert to the state. He 18 shaved by the prison barber, and if his halr is too long to be con- sidered sanitary, from a prison point of view, it is cut, but not shaved. He s photographed from both sides and in front and his measurements are taken for the Bertillon system. Stripes went out of use at Sing Sing years ago. The prison garment i demand POINSETTIA leo prison the new one’s name will be A o MR& J. G BEOWN Gy | ging Sing, too. So long as New York |18 Of dark gray. It the cloth were o Cream—it'’s PERFECT in ov- Voots overy Tueslay ight ot ! |endures and men are wicked, there fashionably cut any man could wear : ory detall, AND WE CAN | | elook, ot MeDonald's hall. will be, somewhere, a Sing Sing. . u’"“ ot it. The prisoner dons & : Some buildings grow old gracefully. suit of this, shakes hands with his PROVE IT. bt lawyer, who has been fidgeting about, ; Elnora Rebekah Lodge No. 4 |But Sing Sing, at the end of & hun | =07 ") S kwhy i JOR BALD BY meets every second and fourth Mon- ::.:Tum :""l: l?l- m One rainy afternoon, as he lies on day nights at L. 0. O. F. hall. Visit- repelling, suggesting all the horrors his cot, a keeper with no stomach for l k I)Il' rm ing brothers and sisters cordially | g%y o it hesif, o | M8 erTand comes to the door- of his MRS, T. B. ROBERTSON, N. G. | selt. and fires it quickly. LAKBLAND, “Sorry,” he says, “dut the eourt of BackwardinSchool MRS, GUY ARENDELL, Sec. tale lede We. 3,200 F INTERNATIONAL AND Has Speclal Function. Yot, to the city of New York, which has most to do with it, Sing It provides the Its laby- rinths serve as a place for the crim- ting for any crime. principal and his victim. — et ————————— appeals sustains the finding of the lower court.” ool ot 9180, ot | | 8ing is not only a prison. It is the ‘When his last morning comes he is %0 I'.'rl' mm. .-.‘ an | cold gray palace of atonement It ready, and the clergyman is at his seetially tavited. Bas a special function for the metrop- | 8ide, talking so earnestly that he 7 ANYNOLDS, Ses. olis. It slays the city’s slayers. does not notice it when the keeper . b New York furnishes the stage set. | 8lits his trouser leg from bottom to knee. He pays little attention as the prison barber quickly cuts the halr from the crown of his head. He is hen the cell door swin, is frequently caused by defective | BRICKLAYERS, MASONS inal in his fiight. Tts police make the | €24y W g8 VEION, LOCAL 0. 18 OF FLORID: | Pursuit and, usually, the capture. Its | OPED. and he follows the priest and eyesight makes the child nervous 4 . lawyers make the pleas, for and|his flaring candle. and fincapadble of concentration of ‘i you want Plano Satisfaction, Buy o Mosts eash Thumday might u Mergaa & Greever Mall, ove Bates’ Dry Geoda Stove. Visitin, against. Its juries find the verdict. Its judges pass the sentence. But when the sentence is death, the city when visiting in other towns, that they came from Sing Sing. People laughed, and Ossining is a serious From the curtained cells come the last goodbys of the rest of the con- demned company, some of them to even less that the pipelike fixturq above him is lowered so that fits wires fasten to the electrode. mind. It's an injustice to the ebild Srotders welseme. turns to the old gray dungeon in|follow him that very morning. He that you do not have an expert make R L. MARSMALL, President | Westchester county and says: “Take | Walks bravely through the black J. W.LAYYON, Vies Prea bim; he s yours—to kill." door. an examination and prescribe for the 3. W. LOGAN, Treasurer And so the last the man sees of| And now he is out of the gray walls ). B. FELDS, Fin. Gesy. the city is at the moment when he|and in a little brick house ef one troudble. Special and personal eare B, 7. BIRTRION, Boe. Soer steps from the carriage to take the|room. It is about twenty-five feet S : lL. traln. His lawyers have told him | square. Its woodwork is oak, brightly " OBE, Usadsotse they will appeal his case. He knows | varnished. Even the back of the JAMUNL BOYER, 1 that he will not die the next ‘day, nor | black door is yellow. The walls and 1. W, 0CARR, 2 t the next week, nor the next month. | celling are as brightly blue as the 0. L WRIATeNDY, He still has money and the lawyers | bluest sky of spring. r 0"g ::e hsrnsuln& Surely they will win| No furniture is in this room ex- r him, cept the chair, the chair of atoge ™ :m o mxe On the train he sits, with his law- | ment, made of yellow oak and leat- ' Opticlan b ternal Grder Bagie: yer, in the smoking car, and the two | er straps. He sees it and knows its overy Welnesday a8 @ | guards sit behind them, very placid | purpose, but the priest is still talk. 711 Franklin gm 1:30, ot 044 Pollowy hall. and pleasant, but with very serious|ing and he listens. The talk is car TAMPA FLORIDA J. K. WRALIAME, Poestlent revolvers in their pockets. rying him far away from the room of ; B M SMARS Gsssstasy They get out at Ossining station. | blue and oak. It is little to him, now It used to be Sing Sing station, but | that they are fastening the wet eleo: 3201 the people of the village got it chang: | trodes to his head and to his leg ed because they did not like to say,| where the trousers were slit. It iy mests overy Thureday aight ia ledy | town. From the lethal stores of energy's resms over postofies. Visiting beetd At the Ossining station, whenever ! most mysterious realm, liberated by K N A B E GBORGR NNORD. B R a train arrives, there is always a|a hand unseen, 1,800 volts of light, na eordlally « line of old-fashioned, two-seated car | ning leap down the pipelike fixture. (World's Bost) riages. The town is a hilly one, and | Sing Sing has done what the law PIANO e, it is a steep walk either to the busi-, ness section or the prison. Brooks No Delay, Then he sees the cold gray palace bade it do. Great Poet Not Methodical. | Tennyson, like Mrs. Browning, was careless regarding his ma.nuscrlptl. Some weeks after leaving his lodg ings in Mornington place, Hampstead, he wrote from Bonchurch, telling Coventry Patmore that he could not find his “book of elegies—a long, butcher-ledger-like book,” and asked | him to make inquiries. Patmore went to Mornington place and, being al- of atonement that squats square and ! flat, its western edge touching the| Hudson river. A door is open and the carriage stops in front of it. The a prisoner goes in. g | Sing Sing begins to grind its ma-| e chinery. [] Drennen - Lattner Company It brooks no delays and stands on! : ORLANDO FLA. no formalities. The guards from the| city surrender their man to the | Sole Agents for guards of the prison. He is led Intol z::: Lt:e bookhmth: m;.::,m‘:: } Central and South Florida the office at the left. A clerk takes | nyson had kept his tea and brud N s his name, age, place of birth, occu-| putter. It was the unpublished manu Write Us for Catalogues, pation and what else Is needed forlwu-m Memoriam.” PRICES AND TERMS. . B RO | / Some Specialties Offereq By E. P. HICKSON PHONE"144 7 [’ Gowdery Block, Main Strey Florida Steak Roasts Stews Bologna Sausage Hamburg Steak Frankfurters I claim the distinction of making the BES! SAUSAGE in Lokeland. fresh Pork and Beef with the proper condi ments. 1donot USE artificial oils, con starch or ony! 'adulterant whatever, and haq dle them in the cleanest possible manner. also carry a complete line CANNED MEATS FRESH GROCERIES and FEED WHY SAFER THAN CASH Paying by checks is not oaly more convenient than pay- ing in cash, jbut it is{] safer, becr use iteliminates risk of Your account subject to check--large ‘or small--is cordially invited. AMERICAN STATE BANK | J. 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