Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 5, 1914, Page 4

The Evening Telegram fulllsleu évery afternoon from the Telegram Building, Lakeland, F.a. cuiered 10 the postotfice at Laxe- and, Florida, as wail matter of the second class. 2. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. E T SR R S $5.00 8ix mouln= .. 2.60 ‘hree monuas . ...... PP Ly Delivered anywuere within the lmits of the Cjty of Lakeland for 10 eonts a week. 114 From the same office is 1ssued ' THE LAKELAND NEWS, a weekly newspaper giving a resume ¥ local matters crop conditions. wovuty affairs, etc. Sent anywhiere w $1.00 per year. { “Short Talks” of the Times-Un- i ion will please bear 1In mind that i -\ there ig no such paper as the Lake- land Telegraph. He is getting the € habit of making that mistake. o Irvin Cobb, the best of American writery with first<hand knowledge of the war in Europe, achieved the triumph of a personal interview with Lord Kitchener, commander of the British army, the other day. At the conclusion of the interview, Cobb discovered that Kitchener haa pumped him dry of all he knew about the Germans in Belgium and France and had glven up very lit- tle in exchange. The only really important thing the famous general said wag to express the opinion that the war would probably last for three years. Cobb’s pen picture of the greatest of the British sol- diers is a masterpiece, and all the more effective because there is no straining for high lights and rich colors, TSR M The Cobb family of the South has always been prolific of notabilities, but Tyrug and Trvin rather put f{t over the statemen and warriors who have adorned the family tnnals in days gone, by. And great as Ty- Tus is, it now seems that Irvin, big, fat and clumsy as he is, i3 the swifter steed on. the course just now and is passing the other; in the race for world-wide publicity. He has not only achieved the unpre- cedented feat of interviewing the mighty Lord Kitchener, of the British army, but he has now cap_ ped the glory of that performance by having Kitchener deny the ac- curacy of the interview and tele- graph the denial all over the world. To our mind Trvin Cobb has reached the superlative in jour- nalism and sits 1n unchallenged supremacy on high Olympus. D About the silliest invention on this side of the water thus far in- spired by the big war is the state- ment that of 61,000 citizens of the Uhited States seeking to enlist in the Canadian contigent to fight the Germans, a majority are Southern ers, who are thus trying to repay England for her kind offices to the South during our civil war and at the same time to get even with Germany because hundreds of thousands of Germans served in the Union army during that conflict. That story is the limit of pure fancy and too stupid to stick even with the most credulous. The Southern- er who would leave his three Squares, his comfortable bed, and his peaceful land to 80 over and freeze and rot and die in the trenches of France for any such idiotic reason is the kind ?outherner we don’t grow days. of! these; —_— | The philosophy of finance is the| dryest of themes, the tariff possibly excepted, and because it is not pop- ular reading the people of thlul country do not realize what a stupendousg and beneficent revolu-l tion in our financial system was | accomplished by the late Demo-: | B oy cratic congress in the enactment of the federal reserve banking law. | We are done with panies now, so far as distrust of banks can create a panic. Thing what that means. In a speech Thursday before the New York Chamber of Commerce, ! C. S. Hamlin, Governor of the fed- eral reserve board, said: “The federal reserve system will relegate to its proper place, the } museum of antiquities, the panic generated by distrust tn our bank- ing system leading to a struggle ot self-preservation between bank and bank and individual and individual and ultimate hoarding ty the peo- | ple. Such hoarding usually follows hoarding by the banks and does not | precede it. Tf hoardinz by bants should cease, hoarding by individ- uals would never occur, and both, I believe, will be relegated to oh-' tcurity under the federal reserve ' system. . | | | 1 THE EVENING TALEGRAM, LAK ELAND GREATEST LIVE STOCK SHOW IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL, EXPQSITION, SAN. FRANCISCO, 1915 FLA., DEC. 5. 1914. Copyright, 1914, by Panama Paclfic International Exposition Company. The greatest and most com Panama-Pacific Internation AN OLD PRESCRIPTION WHICH BRINGS RELIEF FROM RHEUMATISM Made from a prescription which has been extensively used with success by promiaent physicians, Taylor's Best Blood Medicine is, we {flrmly believe, the best for all the many forms of rheumatism. It is designed to get right at the cause of rheumatism. Taylor’s Best Blood Medicine has been uniformly suc- cessful in the many cases in which we have recommended it. While we do not believe any remedy ever devised can that re- lieve every case of rheumatism, yet ! we feel such confidnce in Taylor's Best Blood Medicine that we offer it to you with our positive guar- antee of relief or money back. We believe it will help you—help re- lieve you from pain—help restore the muscleg to the flexibility—help allay the inflamation. and the stiff- ness in the joints, and soothe and comfort you. Wge promise you that " Our Store is Too Small Iy For us to keep all our Christmas Stock properly displayed at one time Just now we are giving Special Attention to our beautiful * Line of Christmas Decorations Booklets Cards Tags, Seals, etc. It is best to make your selection while the Stock is Fresh and Complete The Book Store prehensive live stock show in the history of the world will be staged at the vast | Exposition. Entries of valuable and rare breeds of live stock will be shown from every country in the world; including France, More than one-half million dollars is offered in the vast live stock barns, covering more than live stock show will last throughout the period A A A A A A A A A A England, Belgium and other countries in the European war zone. prizes and purses for winning live stock. This photograph shows forty acres, with the great judging amphitheater in the center. The of the exposition, from February 20 to December 4, 1915, A A A A A A A AP if it does not do this all you have court House door in Bartow, Flnridu,“;u to do to get your money back is to public outery, to the highest and best bidder y for cash, on )Eun_duy the 4th day of Jan- tell us about it. We shall not even S "::.‘:,"“{'m""fdmr.‘f“:f R ask you to sign anything. Your [to satisfy said execution, with costs, charges ‘word will he sufficiently for us, ::;’d SIS - SUTshAReE 0 DAy (U6 the Certainly, when Taylor's Best Blood Medicine is offered to you in this way by a druggist rizht in your community, whom you know, you cannot hesitate to accept this offer —an offer that involves no money or risk whatever on your part, be- cause Taylor's Best Blood Medicine Will either give you satisfaction or it will cost you nothing. Put up in full pint bottles. Price $1. Six for $5.00, R S ey SHERIFF'S SALE. Under and by virtue of an execution issued out of and from the County Court of the State of Florida in and for Polk County, in favor of The State Bank of Lakeland, a corporation under the laws of Florida, and Dated at Bartow, Florida, the 4th day of December, A. D., 1914. JOHN LOGAN Sheriff Polk County E. TUCKER, Sr. Plaintiff attorney 3506 ORDINANCE NO. 180 An _Ordinance repealing Ordinance numbered 179 of the City of Lal sagpe being an Ordinance fixing the of bonds and coupons of bond issues of the City of Lake- land in the State of Florida, and for which said City might levy a tax sufficient to meet interest to accrue thereon and to provide a sinking fund for the payment of principal when due. _ BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Com- missioners of the City of Lakeland, that Or- dinance numbered 179 of the City of Lakeland be and the same is hereby repealed in toto. I, 0. M. Eaton, hereby certify that the fore- going Ordinance, numbered 180, was regularly pussed by the Board of Commissioners at a regular meeting of the Board of Commission- ers of the City of Lakeland on the second against T. T. Hayes and P. X.Langford, dated day of December A. D., 1914, the 2nd day of December, 1914, T have levied 0. M. EATON on the following real estate, as the property Attest of sald P, J. Langford, the same being H. L. SWATTS, Clerk. 3500 pointed out by the attorney for the plaintiff, — towit :— Lot 15 In Block 6 of W. (. i division of part of G. T. Hills | Fort Meade, Black’s Sub- S Addition to Florida, belng in section 27, Township 31 South, Range 25 East. wWe | find no mortgage made by sald Langford ,covering the above described land. i Lot 3 of Block 6 of Hooker and Robeson’s Additlon _to Fort Meade, Florida, being in section 27, Township 318outh, Range East. The above described lot is in by Mortgage recorded In Book 36, i and by Mortgage recorded in Book 38, 634, 9 | page Reginning 363 feet West of NE corner nfl Lot 3 of section 30, in Township 31 South, Range 28 East, thence West along the North boundary of said lot 448.5 feet, thence South I 1230 feet to North shore of = Lake Clinch, thence with lake meandering North 81 de- grees 30 minutes East 217 feet, thence North 11 degrees 45 mmutes East to point of beginning. Said tract Is incumbered by Mortgage recorded in Book 44, page 77. Beginning at NE corner of Lot 3 of sec- tion 30, In Township 81 South, Range 2 Ea running thence South along the East i line of said 3 70 rods, more or les, to { margin of ¢ Clinch, thence West along margin of Lake Clinch 36 2-3 rods, thence { North to a point on North line of sald lot 3, 22 rods west of NE corner, thence east along North of sald lot 8, 22 rods to point of beginning. Said land N | -Won't you let us prove to you by jone trial that there is no finish ‘thnt will give you a lasting satis- Ifaction like i DAVI®™® VARNISH STAIN in point of luster, beauty, hardness, and above all WEAR? 1t is pro- claimed the best by those who have used it for years being incumbered h,\-lmurwum-u recorded In Book 44, pages 75 For Sale By and 77, the mortgage recorded in Book “ on page 77 bein a second mortgage. MODEL HARDWARE co. And will sell the same in front of the L.kelm"o Fl.c PEODEDPDBDODDEIOPPBBId EOPESPIIEEPIUEPPIPIPIPIPD A Diamond There is no gift that could be given that will carry the same value that wil give more real jov, that will be kept longer, that will better express the sentiment of the giver, than A Diamond We have them, mounted and unmountec, and will make mountings to suit the purchaser. Weare Diamond experts, and ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE every stone we sell to be ex- actly as represented. » Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Cut Glass, Hand Painted China, Umbrellas, Canes, Sterling Silverware, flat and hollow ; Silver Plated Ware, Chafing Dishes, Percolators, Toilet Sets, Shaving Sets. v W. H. BECKWITH JEWELRY C0. { 510 FRANKLIN ST.. TEMPA. FLA. < %}WQ‘Q ? \ . My Ccenfaerce Yer @ My Cor ferg Re, o1t T“ byvI1o Nt Askpor Expect R?a-{’lmr p ent. T.moricw. 7 P. M.. st First Methog, .Church BY TH:|Pag* THE ONLY MAINE GROWN SEED POTATOES GROWN UNDER THE PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF OUR OWN PLANT PATHOLOGIST Who has specialized under the liorticultural Board at Washington. He has treated the seed and has sprayed them regularly since ac- federal government. Thes. ar best seed that will cope int state. They are shippeq i, ¢ bags. WHY TAKE A (y, with your seed when for the ‘money you can get seed 1bsg; safe from POWDERY Scap other disease. % See J. F. Crutchfield phop, 503 black or leave orders wit}, _\vfl cording to the instructions of the|Grocery Co. “ —r R, 3 T 7 resh Vegetables Is one of our Hobbies Fresh Eggs lLaid the Day you Buy T.cm, are anothey of our Hobbies Heinz Dill Pickles 20c per dozen Fresh Meats Anything you want Edmonson & Millé THE BIG PURE FOOD STORE AND MARKET PHONE 93-279 BB - ‘The Lakeland ? Steam Laundry ST S anitary; i No disease germs can live in Clothing that are sent to us, and we are Careful in the Laundrying, not to Damage the Garment. If you send your Clothing to US, it will not only Look Clean and Pure, but IT WILL BE SO. i Our wagons cover the entire City. If you have iy package you are anxious to get to the Laundry before tht: wagon comes around, Phone us, and let us show you how, soon the Boy will be there for it. PHONE 130 SO QFOPO | ! Knock OQOut The High Cost of Living By Trading with us, and getting 1he Best and Purest Groceries at Prices like these: 15 pounds Sugar ......... v versisnave BILODE 24 pounds Flour ......... STt e . 24 pounds Pillsbury Flour ...... ......... ........$1.00 3 10 pounds S D Lard . 2 oh wiias e seiese LD 4 pounds S D Lard ......... . bt TN 10 pounds Cottolene ...... sees sevecess sasese seolPRiBD 4 pounds Cottolene......... Coate Snewass iasus TR 2-pound can Tomatoes, 2 for ............ soassress S z-pound can Victory Corn s R Good Ground Coffee, per pound ..... e .. 20¢ 7 Family size Cream ........... § beiia SONE Hakai .. 50¢ Bacon, per pound ...... ...... SSNLY i i 15¢