Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 13, 1913, Page 5

THy WVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA., SEPT 13, 1913. MR. SELSEMEYER LEFT TODAY TO0 STUDY FOR THE MINISTRY Mr. Jobn Selseme; ture we take pleasy our readers, left gt Nashville, Tenn, enter Vanderbilt yer, whose pic. Te In presenting noon today for » Where he goes to University to pre- . J. F. Wilson and little er left last night for Darl- 8. C., where they will visit /ilson's relatives for a teW| ———— Earl C. May is down this n from Auburndale, attend- some shopping and greeting ny friends, all of whom are glad to see her. —_— and Mrs. H. B. Memmin- Coronet, are in the city to- d their many friends are de- to learn that they will soon to Lakeland to make their home. lices tomorrow morning at the Street Methodist church at ock by the pastor. Sabbath at 3 o'clock. Prayer service esday night. | ¢ will be preaching at the | nd Methodist church tomor- ght at 7:30 o'clock by the Sabbath school at 3 o’clock. h League at 6:30. Prayer | every Thursday night at 7 i | i | | i pare himself for the ministry. | Mr. Selsemeyer, since coming to Lakel: al O years ag as | brogramme meeting of the| akeland about two vears azo, has kst Missionary Society will pe | AIWays taken an aetive interest and ; leading part in all chureh affairs, | the .fethodist church Mon- A 7 ernoon at 3:30. Mrs. G. j;nnl in his departure the First Meth. | tson will be the leader and i odist church will lose one of their bbers are urged to attend. most valued members. Mr. Selse- R SR T j meyer carries with him the heart; ladies! Memorial: Asaoetation good wishes of a host of friends announce that on next Tues- pavillion will be erected at tery, fifteen members of the ers’ Union having signified llingness to donate a day’s pwards its erection on that | Sitting hammering away at our typewriter this morning, we heard a rumbling like the forerunner of a terrific electric storm, and stopping i for a moment we glanced lhmnuhf | : the window to see how dark the! e M al As will k i smanial Bssociation ‘ heavens were growlag and estimate 0 uan A 00D oK it we could how long before the fh to donate food the same ! reatly appreciated if sent storm would break, but, much to our :m‘: f ‘1” JlaL Skipper surprise, we found that the sun was | ov,.]:(.kA ’;‘:esd. ;nornipnp shining and that it must not have | fure that this ay“ will ni.t been thunder after all. Just about ded, and that c: o | that time we looked up at the dcor khv'd?: o:le:edt teh:i‘:nlabo: and there stood the explanation of 11 our wonderings, for it was none | day will be confronted by | el n the voice of “Whispering | o1s hanquet when the din- | other than t! arrives, A pavillion I8 { Bill” Spear, the well-known nursery- Y man of Orlando, wishing us a fond g[htp]t;m:::ry:‘?: noge:;;"; good morning. Bill is nl'mnt :'1s ;.’0{)(?- 8 have secured sufficient looking as they make 'em, .mdl'n.tg1 buy the lumber it is indeed i no trouble at ulll for him to .n)m\e:w act on the part of the car- mash on the girls, but he seems ’ ) 0 offer their services. Any be rather uhsent.mln(?:"d at ':)unl: bo wish to go out and spend and falls to let his “arm g walst” when he has the opportun- e R Wil ity, for, during the conversation this e —————— morning, he said: “Do you know, T IS AT THE FIRST was down in Wauchula the other ‘dday CHUR k a sweet little girl to ride, @DIST e ::: ::hout do you think—she fell out bject of the pastor tomor. of the buggy and I never missed he; Ing will be “The Race” and | Until I'd gone a half a mile, an “Death.” All members and | When 1 went back and plr'kod dhel; generally are cordially in | UP ghe was mad. 1 was surprised a be present. her.” _ PR 2 CHOOL TO OPEN HARNESS, saddles and 1£§W£(Te£51§rmn open-alr private ' furnishings see Mec- school reopens Monday, Sept. 8. For h. 1186 | .1 information phone 219. 11471 TEEEE— | ~— VAUDEVILLE Chance to See That \Bheller,” Reggie Futch PUed; Tulk and Ee. ‘entrie Danceg TWO-REEL FEATURE TONIGHT “LOVED BY A MAORI CHIEFTESS” A Fne 2-reel Feature Taken in New p Zealand. Beautiful Scenes . g bl sl . and ¢ Beautiful Story .....| iting Western Feature . e “UP AND DOWN THE LADDER ; It you want to Laugh Long an . Loud S e This Vitagraph Comedy "URIED TREASURE" % Comedy Picture "CER'S REDEMPTION" %0y Selig Drama “"MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND A — SATURDAY vo DAY, WEDNESDAY H MecLAIN "TCHEOY WITH THE \'Ul(E P AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunaay school at 9:45, D, B. Dickson, superintendent, Let us have a good attendance to- morrow. We begin exactly on time, | Preaching at 11 and 7:30 by the Pastor. Evening meeting strictly evangelistic. Morning theme, ‘‘Pock- et-beok Religion,” And thers is a religion of that kind, though it is 1ot so prevalent as the other kinds. worth killing. Perhaps I shall not! speak ' nore than twenty.five min- utes, dut during that time I shall do my best to show that pocketbook re- ligion s real religion, and that even it most of us do not know a great deal about that kind, experimental- ly, that fact is no argument against the genuineness and wholesomeness of that type of religion, but, on the other hand, it only proves that the kind most of us know most about, experimentally, is a mere lop.sided religion . Everybody who can is in- vited to worship with us both hours. R. S. GAVIN, Pastcr TELEGRAM IS GLAD TO GIVE KANSAS HER JUST DUES If there is one being we admire more than another, it is a person who has the grace and the manhood, or the womanhood that when neces. sity calls for a complaint being made, to be pleasant and agreeable about it, and not be possessed with the idea that the only way to gain their end is to have a knock-down, (Reported Daily by Security Ab stract and Title Co . Bartow J. A. Durrance to Fred A. Dur- rance. Malloy & Miller to W. J. Howey. Wm. R. English to J. W. Sam- ple. Wm. R. English to J. W. Sam- Inland Realty Co. to W. A. Zell. E. A. Slone to Moore & Crum. Lillie E. Gibson to H. W, Wear. H. P, Payne to H. W. Wear. L. N. Crigler to H. W. Wear E. C. Linger and wife to Empiro Land Co. Kate D. Mann and husband to Primitive Baptist church. COLORED FARMER FINDS SUN CURE FOR HOG CHOLERA A colored man named 8. H. Hend- ley, who lives on the Bruce Smith place, claims he has discovered a sure cure for cholera in hogs in ten days’ time, and if given regularly for twenty.one days, will prevent the reappearance of the disease. Hendley is not selling the prescrip- tion, but gives it free to those desir- ing to use it for their swine, which is_certainly commendable in him. The prescription follows: 1 pint red pepper, 1 gjll spirits of turpentine 1 pint of gunpowder, and mix well together and igve one tablespoonful three times a day for tweaty-one drag.out fuss about the matter. The foregoing remarks are prompted by the fact that yesterday afternoon a pleasing looking gentleman walked into the Telegram office and with a smile he said: “I've got a crow to pick with this paper for slandering Kansag." We assured him that he aroused our admiration at once, for | i person who will not stick up for his native State is, in our opinion, not a worthy son, and we were glad to cive the defense the floor The gentleman proved to be Mr. A. M. Ragle, of Coffeeville, Kan., who, when we gave him our author- | ity for the statement in a recent is. sue that recent drougth had killed all vegetation, ruined erops, ete., [ assured us that while this condition might prevail in the western part of the State that the eastern portion | was in good shape; this year's corn crop yielding sixty bushels to the acre. He declared that Kansas, as we all know, {8 one of the great States of the Union, but during the conversation we were pleased to learn that Mr. Ragle has purchased 1,960 acres of land near Lakeland, and has one of the finest orange yroves in Orange county at Orlando, and 18 now down here looking around trying to decide whether he will make his permanent home in Lakeland or Orlando. Both are fine towns, but after meeting Mr. Ragle we cannot but hope he will decide in Lakeland’s favor. He is a genial gentleman, who makes friends easily and would be a splendid addition to Lakeland’s citizenship. MCGLASHEN-—He fixes harness and does it right. 1186 New Edisonia ———————— ---0 Satin Pumps « « « « ple. And T might also add that without! H. W. Snell to W. D. Nydegger. this kind all the other kinds are not; Inland Realty Co. to W. A. Zell, { Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25¢ White Pumps, Button Oxfordsand Satin Pump White Canvas Pumps 13 « days.—Inverness Chronicle. No. 666 This is & prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER, Five or six doses will break any case, and if taken then as & tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than LAKELAND KINDERGARTEN And primary school conducted by Miss Steinmeyer, assisted by Miss | Trammell, will open in the Guild hall Monday, Oct. 6; the original kinderzarten of Lakeland which has been conducted successfully for three years. Pupils in first and sec- ond grades taught. Remember the date Oct. 6. 1191 FARK HILL LOTS ¥UR SALE ON EASY TERMS All streets clayed, cement gide wuiks, electric lights, city water shade trees. See G. C, Rogan or & & Stephens. 82, We have on hand a heavy stock of automobile tires, tubes, and other auto supplies, and for ten days will make prices that should induce ev. ery car owner, whether you need anything just now or not, to lay in a supply. We are agents for the celebrated Michelin tires and tubes, none better manufactured. All goods cash. Lakeland Automobile and Supply Co. 1178 NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALE IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY IUDGE, IN AND FOR POLK COUNTY, FLORIDA— In re esiate of Herhert Payne WIl- liams, Leon Willlams, Sarah Willlams, 8t Elmo Willlams, 6t. Claire Willlams, minors —1’etitlon for authority to sell lands. Notice is hereby given that I, B. L. Ander- (8on, of Bibbs county, Georgls, guardian of the jabove-named miuors, residing In Bibbs county of the Biate of Georgla and being the children and heits at Law of Leon G. Willlams, de- ceased, will, on the 17th day of Sep emler, A D. 1913, apply to the Hon. C. M. Trammell, Judge of the Court aforesald, at his office In Bartow, Florida, for authority to sell all the right, title and Interest—the same being un divided Interests—of the sald minors In and 0 the following described land situate in the county of Polk and State of Florida, to-wit: North Half of Southeast quarter of Section Twenty-elght (28) of Township Twenty-eight (28) south, and Range Twenty-four 24) East Said application to be made on the ground that it Is for the best Interest of the sald minors Dated this 15th day of August, 1913, 1680 B. L. ANDERSON, Guardlan. R Big Reductions N--- Regular Price Now $.3 §250 250 200 2, 1.50 .50 1.00 FE TH ERUGION. SHE HOEY D RESS BETTER REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS | CAMEOS September, 12, 1913 LEST YOU FORGET PLFASE TAKE ENOUGH ICE SATURDAY. —_— Brooches, pendants, scarf pins, bar pins—a full line of the above goods just selected from a lar ge stock. KEvery stone fine, elean cut, the work of artisans. Call and look them over We are al ways glad to show our goods. ' H. C. STEVENS Jeweler - Lakelapil. Fka' b Lakeland Business College Prepares young men and wom en for lucrative positions as stenog- raphers, bookkeepers, telegrap hers and civil service employes. Modern equipment, competent teachers and qualified graduates. Parents, enter your son or dau ghter now. Single course in book- keeping, stenography or teleg raphy $42.50. Combined course of any of above courses $65. These exceedingly low prices expire Sept. 20, 19183. The PHOENIX BARBER SHOP Is better prepared to take care of your face than you are yourself. We use antiseptics, Have your work done at the The Phoenix, one of the largest shops in the state. We imake CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTTING a specialty. L. E. PEACOCK. .. MANAGER “ School Books and School Supplies Tablets, Pencils, lnk. Crayons, Lunch Baskets, Book-bags. Etc WE CAN SUPPLY YOURWANTS LAKELAND BOOK STORE Benford & Steitz i DO YOU KNOW the best shoes on the market? They are STETSON, BARRY, EXCESSIOR, GROVER and the LANDIS LINE. We handle these in all Sthe latest styles and leathzrs, Puices from $2.00 to $6.00 Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back. : ’ The Nearest Shoe Store Kimbrough-Rutherford SHOE COMPANY Opposite New City Hali - e T0 LAST UNTIL MODAY Provided, of course, you can do so witheut serious inconvenience, Accept in advance our thanks for this kind- ness to our drivers and their teams. They will appreciate the bit of Sunday you are helping to give them. By the way. are you using our COUPON BOOKS? They are practical helpers. too. Lakeland Ice Company Phone 26 PAGE FIVR g 3 !