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

THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA. DCT. 21, 1213, inch thickness with two inches ot; /.28 PAGE EICH: WANTED AT S B SsEEEE HE8SRENE ¥ A GREAT REDUCTION : to purchese from OWlier tyg acy "asphalt top tozether with curbing g} ‘and gutters. All bids must state the i la ,(; .';ifi{’d -’{4 dl)i’ | 5 et 'land near stat ~ ation, 10 y -, ; [!491 qq Address P. 0. Lox 43, lf?.\,J f " | ;price per foot or square yard for E oA ., ieach item separately, said bids will 33 — ras {be received by the ahove Loard and | 4 G zz;n{l)c«to:)numuunur on the 25th day! ___. : L e i _\» o Tt oh e Aoy ObeE) iLole Y {“,. b LA E( Gt 'i—( ‘1) {:‘ \l l Telezram office il H. D. BASSETT, I M e ] Bl 1 PN i ) -$u's ERCAILAS 2 LA e ) I \\‘.\,\"FED_noy 1o i e e N READY-TO-WEAR SIREET HATY A ML 2y ot {Vice Chairman Board Bond Trustees | ' )i sl - e | WANTED(~ Your g ) f 2 SRR our gy, 1 To clese them out to make room for ' Acting as Vice Chafrman of Board | voume, Tlorida TO RENT blades to resharpog ot Public Works. Bttt M. T - ter than new. 27, : i 1 F. Smith, M. D o 2 3 0. J. POPE, Bajors,. She 1342 Two vacant rooms. Electric lights dozen. Lakeiang | Comnfesloner. Public Works. = B and city water, Ttent reasonable. Ap- Hariware Co. B ; vew York avenue, Tuesday, ————— — g\LE—Dixieland lots, some ply 411 New { o bargains. Saruel F. Smith, M. D. Thursday, Saturday, Monday. 1333 WANTE%E-—LE WANTED 1343 rur RENT—Furuished roows with % A Bood coloryg | private bath. Apply 1011 South AEPLY 219 South Miesgyri i Florida or phone 43 Red. 1207 m' Your cppoitunity to secure a stylish : “hat at a low price Ay, IO lzz oct 10-0ct 20 1288 o 4RK BEILL LOTS roR U BALE OX LASY TERMY | FOR SALE—5-room bouse, just be- A g > (¢ '? ' d: bungalow; all mod- o T SRR v s .t& i@@@@ @E@ .{‘?@' Ing conpletle ; 2 FOR RENT—Half acre fine truck WANTED—To rent Douge f (\H} Q Al atrects clayed, cement ®4¢ | orp conveniences; bath. city water land on Lake Hollingsworth. See possession soon; to 12 rod S i valks, electric lights, city water and lights; cheap, and on easy b J A , city. 1289 furnished, with v NOTICE TO BIDDERS street with asphalt concrete, said | 2ade trees. Beo G. C, Rogan of B | payment plan. Waring & Bd-| G- F Snethi; Oy | Axeror paldiny ;:e: to p i e | nee concrete foundation to be of four- | ¥ Stephens. 8231 wards. 1322 'poR RENT—2 furnished rooms t0' able; must be close ln‘" » party without children; modery blocks of depot. Appl R SALE QUICK—Cottage on §. | convenicnce; quiet. 420 S. Lake Box 562 city. i i : a 1326 ¢ v Main . Phone 11 Green. 2 AR Virgzinia avenue, between Ma Ave T WANTEDAAY, et Sl and Lemon streets; 5 rooms and | —cooemoe s e (e e ! bath, 2 fireplaces, nice lot, good { FOR RENT—Three-room cottage drbvad Tk wl:hme lata location, close in. Now pavinz 8 | on South Lake Hollingsworth. | o, 0\0. o Chlrkonhoflm’ " 2 3 a g v H arm per cent on $3,000. Don't be slow. Price $5.50 per month. See W 3 miles city; mean bugiyp, The board o* bond trustees acting a8 a board of public works and the eommissioner of public works of the elty of Lakeland will receive bids for the paving of Tennessce avenue, 26 feet wide from the center of Or- § ange street to the center of Lime ; “ihenew arivals Sy o R Yours for $2500. A. J. Moore.| Fiske Johuson. 1286 D1y quick. P. 0. Bor g ! k| A /~€ut Price Store. 1278 o R e S Wit ! A y FOR RENT--6-room honse, three H ¢ . ————————————————| blocks from depot on lLake Mirror Having purchased and s ; ' SE’?:{)’IS lC:’N FOR S'LK—Two honses ard three| Apply Warlng & Edwards. 1321 the Jesse Keen e.late of i ‘;Q\ 1Y yacant lots, within 100 feet Ef i one-half mile west of city Iip Caddin Chapel in East Takeland.| . are aow selling in 10 i e ) - ang g : A. D. Boring, South Florida Ave.; J\:’hgce"aneous, tiaete some of ShW ANE 0 | 'y Be::g Cor.afi:‘.:i‘y Suppiied With 18881 .. farm lands In' this section 1 s Black.Dre 1 M T FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for rieht price and terms, Fyp Thedford's Black-Draught. FOR SALE light honsekeeping with modern 1ars see G. C. Roean, Roon 1 —_— e g | 502 N. ky Deen & Bryant Bldg. House of four rooms. Fro~t and cornenl;; oess 31'70 Bll\ckxem‘ll;l{ Y L, McDuff, Va.—*1 suffered for severa) rear porches. Lot 50x137; nineteen Ave. Thone o ‘a's"v;c:ays"&\"rfl'é'ckur\fim:ker' odl | vounz trees. $1,100. The John F.{° o e e e 1S d 'y V1 1 ¢adache, uom;!r.‘ch lrouble.‘ s Cox Realty Co. 1334 e Ten vyears ago a friand told me to tr @ Thea! wc'si@ix.:c::-L)rmpm. which | did, FOR SALW OR TRADE—2 1-2 acres i We never have a leng spell of sicke ond ! 0 be the best family media with new house of 5 ronms, fire } " . 5 ‘";ekl i fasdianiin place, front aad rear porches; fine | 1 If You Want Something Real Nice to $ime now, E‘.\yméhi‘.afrcualcetlg chicken farm. Price $1,750. The 1 { Eat, Try Some §ttle bad, thoy ask L for a dose, and it John F. Cox Realty Co. 1335 l nent n. ATl Ay A ™~ does tiiem n.ore good thar any medicine e e e H PCNNSY LVAN ' A ROLO G N A FOR SALE—1 new piano box, very TR e e — N A ki e R AR strong. 306 S. Virginia Ave. 1331 nce we commenced . o Tt . B e o Which is ‘diifferent from the ordinar Thecdford’s Black-Draught is “purely /] FO_R %ALE—QWF]('3'24 L B Bologna, and is of the fin: st d o gegeiavle, anc hos been tound 10 regue A statue of Gen. John B. Castleman was unveilod at Louisville, Ky, | D0¥200 PACH; FINE LAND; ALL otogna, ) ist and most fe weak stemachs, aid digestion, res | October 4. General Castleman was present and is one cf the few Amerl- | FOR $2.000. THE JOHN F. COX appatizinq flavor. .:th Lllfl- ¢ on, rf;.h;féhw"fla n;:figg;l cans to see his own statue unveiled. The general is seventy-two years old. | COX REALTY CO. 1338 W 4 wachie, Sick stomach, Niar | He was one of “Morgan’s men” in the Confedcrate army. In August, 1864, ‘ \ ‘y;“'p}:::‘;m i B bk s AR he was detailed with several other Confederates by President Davis to go it i FOR SALE BY ALL MEAT DEALERS \é ad S€ i to Chicago to attempt to liberate the Confederate prisoners at Camp FOR SALE } o Ve i ) ma‘?n:%l;g{lsbeg'fi has benefited more | poyglas, The attempt failled and Castleman was made a prisoner and was | JOHN E- EMB":H, AGENT ¢ Ferabes still in prison when the war closed. When the Spanis! YO“I'UdNiI‘ngI sclls and recommends | wag commissioned a brigadier general of volu;te;;:f ;lc:\z:r?'re%k(;ncl;or}tl: A MR wardr:be. megfifi" Price anly bc.n(éstl Rico and for his services was offered ‘the post of brigadier general in the ghae SEBIMES 000 Vim0 3 regular army, but declined. South Lake Ave. 1341 RS T R ) A SRS S ' {1s Your Suit or Your Overcoat as : ‘ i - Good as a 2 It is if you wear Styleplus Clothes $17. Every Styleplus suit and overcoat carries thres guarantees of certain quality; the Label in the coat, the Ticket on the sleeve, the Guar antee Certificate in the pocket. 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You Save From Three to Eight Dollars | The siore of clothing economy, the stylepus store in your ¢ e ———————— A e I R In addition to the above, we can show you the greatest $15 suit in the of Jan ' i Be Care to see them; You will be Well Repaidhe ok :L."_‘ " CLOTHI | Deen-Bryant Building ;J.ilar‘l Fla 1