Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 7, 1914, Page 6

PAGE SIX EVENING TELEGRAM. LAKF FLALCAUG T, 1914, “WWW%@WWW leq;s:lzed FOR SALE EEE TR in Advertzsmg POI.ICE CALLS PARK HILL LO1S FOR SALE EASY TERMS—AII streets clayed, cement sidewalks, electric city water, shade trees. See G. C Rogan or S. M. Stephens. S ———————————— Having purchased arc subdividec the Jesse Keen estate of 568 acre ove-half mile weat of city limite, wi are now selling in 10 and 26-mer tracts some of thne HAnest (Fuck eus farm lands {n this section &t LD« right price and terma, Nor v ars see G. C. Rogan, Room | aus Deen & Bryant Bldg. Phooe .46 ieu e e — e FOR SALE—Good 4-room hovse, and lot, 40x135 feet; 12 ange trees in yard, in Lakeland. Price 1,200. Part cash, balance $10 per month, Address G. J. W., care Telegram or phone 242 Red. —_ e s e et e e FOR SALE—Choice rose bushes, lilies, coleas, ferns, begonias, otal- ward. 2941 icite orange, wonder 1emon. COME | cs———— early and get your choice. 404 W.| Have you tried a can of match- Orange St. 2958 [ less sauer kraut? Tt's packed in i | LGN ' 2918 FOR SALE—FIirst c1ass StoCk Of 70 | ce———————————— ceries and fixtures. Will exchange \\“\X:”‘:“ TO EXCHANGE—Good for lot at money valued price, or : _"“‘""' farm, 6 miles west of will take spot cash with gond real inesville, Alachua couuty, for estate security for balance. P. property in or near Lakeland. Box 101 or phone 330 Blue. Ira J. Carter, Newberry, Fla. 2596 2047 Al A I'OR SALE--Nice cow and small stock of merchandise cheap to Will sell one or both. Cow is fresh in milk. . M. Smith, on Lake 2950 raise cash. avenue. FOR RENT YOR RENT-—Six-room house; all modern improvements; ten min- utes’ walk of postoffice. Low rent to gooq tenant. Inquire A, J. Hol- worthy. Phone 277. 2627 FOR RENT-—6-room cottage. Apply Mrs. S. T. Fletcher. 2494 FOR RENT—une sufte in the Ste- phens apartment house. Apply to 8. M. Stephens, clty. 2383 | 1) reject any or all bids. Bids to —— | he filed with W, S, Preston, chair FOR RENT-—Modern house, SiX|man, where specifications are to be rooms and bath, screens and|seen. shades, block and half north of By order of the Doard this July 14, Florida rate $17.50, school on avenue. Sum- mer Pillans grocery. 2371 FOR RENT—Three rooms for ]‘fa']"t l“’“-\"'k""l.””f{‘ all con- An ordinance to prohibit the mo- veniences, 307 S. Ila. Ave. lesting of growths intended for or 2846 ] A namentation and to define the pun 0 ishment for such acts of molesta fia 3 tion b OPF[LE I{()OM De it ordainedbythe Board of ‘x FOR RENT Commissioners of the City of Lake & & | land & In Telegram Building Ihe molesting of growths intend :: T s @ led for ornamentation of any park, & Coolest and Best Lighted avenue, street, lane, or place of @ ON 829 | bearing or-! Northeast | The public is requested to phone all night calls to police after 6 p. to Police Department, phone 65. lights, | ™" ‘ [l HAVE THREE CARG for public service at any and all hours. My { machines are Caddilacs and I am therefore fully equipped to give| my patrons the best service ob } 4 tainable. Day phone No. 65; | ! night, 313 Black. Fern Rocque-! | more. 1615 [ « . PIANO BARGAINS Two very fine vill be sold at new player-sfanos, | rain. They arc bar a bar the best player-pianos ever shown in | Florida. Call to hear and see them. HENRY WOLF, Piano Tuner. ‘_'1 1 8, Tennessee Ave,, Lakeland, Fla i | 2044 | ——— LOST—DBunch of keys. Finder re- turn to this office and receive re- B —— e — LOST—City auto tax tag No. 132 Finder please return to the Tele- gram office. 5,000 No. 666 This is a prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. Five or six doses will break any case, and if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not gripe or sickea 25¢ BIDS FOR LIBRARY BUILDING Notice is hereby given that bids for the erection of the public library will be re- ceived by the library board until 10 o'clack a.. m, of August 11, A: DS 1914, The board reserving the right sealed Bartow 1914 W8 PRIESTON, Chairman ORDINANCE NO. 170 | atious doubling trip I hurried to the @ in the City S1which the City of Lakeland has jur % { S i & lisdiction, is hereby prohibited. ‘é‘ RunninggWater in Each Room & The doing of the said forbidden @ \ P lacts is hereb ade punishable b @ Call at &l a is hereby mu‘«! punisha y "g @lfine in the sum of ten to fifty dol :En TELEGRGM OFFICE & |larg or by imprisonment for the pe J [ DHOEECHBE DI DEHEIE ' riod of three to ten days, or by both fine and imprisonment MISCELLA NEOUS I hereby certify that the forego v . Ta% me " 1 (&) as Hsse b WANTED-—-Position a8 chef or _" ‘,“1” lm" ks _1”‘1'\ y l. 4 Al 3 steward by capable and refined ST m"_”\ RAG - HOREG: ok g Commissioners of the City of Lake-| man, In hotel, boarding hcuse, or \ | \ 15th d i35 ! [ private family. Must hiave em- : “l. ‘11 1! W icay. of aly, A a1 ployment. Cal] at or phone Tole- N ATON gram office 5,000 0. M. EATON, Chairman e Attt PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER— Work H L. SWATTS, Clerk ¥ | N b Ol done neatly and promptly. Room 200, Drane Bldg. Phone 6 1667 2 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Lakeland, Fla., July 10, 1914, All contractorg are notified on and after Oct. 2, 1914, Union bricklayers will 1 where work on any are job non-unior working, sterer terers be nor unior plas non-union bricklaye The union will furnish competent and skilled workmen of each se rate trade to do the work vif tractors are unable to f same. B, M. & P. 1. U, that no be allowed tc allowed to work ith | FOR FRESH FRUITS mae| . CANDIES. CIGARS kY AND TOBACCO DON' ) T FORGET ? RN R West Side Munn Park Justaround the corner » Every call appreciated Y Phone 226 Prompt Del. The Joha F. Cox Realty Co. J. W. DAVIS, SOOE S S dnbdidndred N e s a L S LR S L R e i S Lt et st s L) § O ALE | * & *® % : z wir two f ots, 50x14( Lake I < * : pr $2 700, Terms $ 8 -3 2 i i Qo B B D@ had almost decided to ask Slim {if any- an By JAMES E. WOOD. (Copyright.) |9 germ slipped into a restless spring the summer found < me at Hill Top, & in the South, 1 sought for em- | ployment and fi- |© nally succeeded | in securing a place on the Smoky River & Southern railroad, | < where I was placed on the ex- tra list. @ The boomeritis my blood, and after After three months of very irregu-!. . lar and trying work I was assigned to | . a regular run on No. 1443, an old ten- | wheeler in very bad shape. One night after a particularly vex- | hash-house, ate quickly, and hastened to bed exhausted. 1 had slept perhaps two hours when | < 1 was awakened by some one pound- |, ing on my door. “What's the matter?” 1 drawled sleepily. ! o “It's Red,” the call-boy’s voice gounded over the transom, “you've got to go north on a fruit train. Hurry Auptt My body ached with fatigue, and I|¢ realized that in my condition I was | not fit for the cab, 4 “Tell the old man I'm sick and cap't | go out,” I called. & To my surprise, Red hurried away | 5 without a word, but before I had fallen into slumber once more he had re- turned and was again pounding on my door. = “What the devil's the matter,” 1| cried angrily. 2 “Aw, who are yer yellin’ at?” yelled Red. “Can 1 help the old man's or-|é ders? He says it yer don't come on, you'll be canned.” ¢ “Sonny,” says I, restraining a pro- |~ fane outburst, “tell the old man that I | said he can take the job and go north Pt St with it, if he likes.” i I awoke much refreshed at one in | the afternoon, and after a hearty [© breakfast hastened to the super's of- | fice. a2 He greeted me with a frigid “good | evening.” '-' “l suppose I can get my time?” I|< asked. He nodded. “But I'm not going to fire you,” he added. “A 60-day rest will do, I think. It will give you a chance to realize that orders are orders.” I rode to Smoky River on No. 37, and on arriving at my destination, proceeded to headquarters of the Sand Mountain division of the P, F. & S, W. 1 applied for a place, but was informed by the master mechanio 1 that they had hired a number of new \m engineers and were not then in need | ¢ of any more Top, when I met an old acquaintance, who told me that the P. . & 8. W, was short of brakemen The road payving $2.25 for a hundred miles, so I decided to Ln.kn the job and endeavor to hold ft mr about forty or sixty days of my lay-off. ni I made my first trip on No. 98, a §' was fast freight. One of the road's new engineers, Slim Post, was our hogger. 3’ We made very good time, clubbing | them down Sand mountain at a furl- ous rate. Slim knew th t we were do- ing this and afterwards boasted that he could hold any train on that incline | with the air. We I ied at him, and one old- timer, Williams, warned him that he had better ba careful, for he might not ghow us more than once My next trip out of was made on No, 74, seat of the 857 At South Smoky River, the S, M. & S. crossed our ralls. It was the usual order of things to pass the crossing at about five miles an hour. | I noticed with some wonder that | we were making more than ten miles when we clicked over the crossing, and my amazement Increased when Slim dumped us over the summit of Smoky River with Slim on the Sand mowntain at almost twenty miles. Jimmy, the other brakeman in the crew, was back near the middle of the string grade I saw as we went whizzing down the 1 was somewhat startled when him set the brakes and hurry back to the Our speed 1 dog-house apidly increased, and I thing was wrong when he whistled for brakes I set what Jir slowed up s ment, J caboose Again balled hin once more | high By this time, I was thoroughly alarmed, for we were traveling 50 « miles an hour and snapping around rled down not sub- » to a stop about the station backed us up to the station, operator e out with orders us to proceed to Waverly, the it, too, for he River rather than intalr wer Mih&»w‘i"ifiw«e v I was contemplating a return to Hill | % Opens Saturday August 8th DAYS ONLY 7 Refrigerators, Fireless Cookers Ice Cream Freezers, Crockery China and many other lines Special For Opening Day Only 1 Doz. Qt. Mason Jars 66¢. For Monday, Only Each Lady Making a Purchase will be Given FREE, a’ 10 cent package of high grade Needles. 1 Doz. Pt. Mason lars 53¢ In going through our stock we find many articles which we will place on Bargain TableS. Come Early and get the Bes ! lVIODEL HARDWARK Go Phone No. 340 - QGBI <o & T S S e S N e T T Y T T T T S B O Gy Yy @ en FOR THIRTY DAYS BEGINNING JULY 10th YE WILL OFFER 170 DIXIELAND LOTS at $10 Cash and S8 Per Month NO INTEREST--NO TAXES In Blocks of 10 Lots We will give One Lot Free. Prices from $125 to $200 According to Location (L Better buy now as this opportunity may (. For further information Call or Phone 72 never come to you again. : (s (55 4 C. E. TODD, Mgyr. 2 O M g It 2 ' o