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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-12

on ben Shultern un0 Gabooen bout
ihigs Gr6o6ungen uno puIfen ouf.
uno ss piro %offenbnr nlG]t LANCE
bduern, bis oieIe Youbeiten cine groz
bere Nusoebnunq dnnebmen per0en.
Ylit einem Worte. Vufidrmel unO
Geulendrnel neroen in 8dIoe i'm
MooebiIo i'm 8oroergrunOe iteben.
Sic b|armonieren audi iebr gut nit
ben INNER mehr berportretennen Rod
aarnituren in Der 6prm bon FQlbeln,
R.iden, 8lumentuifs uno tinitleris
5hen H%nffuugen, ME mir ie beions
oers an NoAmittngstleibern bdufig
finoen.
Sine b%sIoupere Spe5ialltGt bieier
Rodaurnituren lit Ole lnQsnannts
RoienruT6e, Die nit 0o.Iiebe oIs
COMMUNICATING benust miro, mo tie
oonn bic StelIe bes bisber 10 beliebs
ten pel3beiabes einnimmt. mir fins
Den iie in alien 8rsiten. unb ieIbit
ols 0er3ierung pm Mdrte!r pirp Ie
niht perihmGbt.
Weutger oIs Ole 8aroerob. Der err
tpdhisnen 6rau limb Ole &inrsrtleioer
ben 0tydnberungen Der Mobe unters
porfen, ooh treteu i'm o1oemeinen
aud bel ibneu Die 6auptsOruno3igs
Ser berrIhenosn MoOe gu Gage. go
finb Sic Ridden lpeitousfdIenb uno
Vie Nluien leiht uno Iofe. gepors
8u9t iino aud bel ser peibli6sn SUE
geno bic 10 Qei6madpoQen Soden
nit 6nItenIdobhen. Wlit 0orIiebe
neroen Sic Mdo6ntleioer nit ees
fGIli9en Stidereien periebsn.
Sn u~nieren giloern iu6ren mir
Elm podr hiibihe uno 5ug.eld prats
tide AIeibsr oieier Wrt DOT. Sas
erite (2lbb. u 1T Elm 8Isio nit f~lptter
StieIitid : Stiderei. SnfoIge Der
uberaus sinfoten Stnitt'crm, Die
rur orei %2dnqsnGbte uufpsiii, iii bas
aus glatten ooer 9emufterten Stoffen
alsih hIbihe 8leio in lpen:g Stuns
Den nod3udrbeiten. Nn De- 9orloge
aus feiuem, bIouem MplIenfrepp iinb
Der Rdnoioum Der gIuie uno Der fir
ben 9ano5ue untereeisBte Suffer-
i"trsifen pon rechts nit Susliti6en
aus PerIgorn ongenGbt. Disies
itimmt nit Der in Braun nno 9eIb
ousgsfuhrtsn StiGsrei iibsre,r. Die
Ifielteile bat mon Dem rii6lpGrtieen
Iusihnittruno untsr3un0btn, porn
nit Orudtnopfen gu befeittaen. Gin
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-12

fohem 3u9 perfehen perbsr. fooob
Der Rano nur nod elm ihmdles
Grdusdsu biloet, ober mon ldBt bus
SdoBden gang meg uno peftet ben
8anb3u 9 benz oberen Rlnoe oes
9urtbuuomieoers unter. Sslbftpers
ftdnoIi6 Idbt ii4 bos Sleio oann
bur6 sinen fnrbi9en 9onogIrtsl ooer
cine Shdrpe beIeben.
Gum S6lub fiibren mir nod Elm
poor bibi6s Saortrdhten Dor. An
Der eriten. iebr iugenoIi6 pirtenoen
Jriiur (2lbb. d, bic ii6 bel Ginger
llsbung auBeroroentlih i@neu aus
fubren ldbt, lit beionoers e~rrpdbnenss
inert. bdB teins NaoeIn oa3u error
0erlih iino, ionoern oos 9rar miro
nur ourt cine Sammetbnn0lponqe
aehaIten, bic Die QbbiIounq neutlidj
eriennen IdBt uno Die riidtoirts otr
Sopfpeite entlprehenb 0ummibono
cr8dn3t. Da5 nod 8eiieben Ieidt Al
pellen0e 6oar piro 3uerii nld Nb
biIoung in Der W}itte 9eidsjtelt uno
in orsi 2eils abqttciIt. 0ntouf egt
man 0n. Yano nm 0en NcpT UNI
yoIIt nun 3undtit bic ieItli4en
Strdbnsn, 3uIebt Bic hinters Strdbne
ouF uno Itiebt Die 3olen n:nter ons
@ummibano. oos Die 6riur pol.
i.dnoil 'sitbdIt.
Die tIeioiame 5~leatenfrt'ur f2ttb
- Bot Sen 9or3u9, oob lie ijh 10
pebI NIT tiir3erem ME mt. Ian0tm
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-12

einfaFune umsibt ole bosiecn Rdnber
beg Mites, Der ourh ben tietsn 4us<
i9nitt elm u~eberpreiren rrmoglt4t,
oo1 tam Oas H.etb AUDI nit Fudenz
i6Iub bergertftet Weroen, ebenlo Die
llnter5iebbluie. DIE porn Oil 01ligz
einl9nitt ShnIrldIuB. an edlgen
4usi9aitt ebeniaus GInfdnGng aufs
pelit. @eraoe 8unohen 91lten ole
Beite Der angeihnittsnen 4srmeI 5u=
iammen. Inter benz 6reiten 0urtel,
Der born bic oben aus pringenoe
Soufalte halt, miro Der 3itteI am
belten mitteIs 0rudtn0pIen ooer
9n6pfen Ieitt bauidsno aui Der uns
terbluie befeitiqt.
Sebr ouft;g uub lei4t nirtt bas
i'm folgenom Bible Cub. - porgss
fIbrte Q~einentleio. 9eionoers berz
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-12

2 Son breitts yurtbouo itiBt BEN
ltiht s,otbnien, opeygu H4no ot8
&odes. rur ben Der Sicif quer gu
perdrbelitu lit.
Sin pydtrltta GprUpftlcio nit
IeihteT @iiterti. IN .luBer &,nt.iorm.
1T Der U%esturapo Der nl1ptu Stl33e
lIbb. p Uu0 tit aIit mt lasuehlt..
barren llutey5iebplUin 81 trustR. I'm
unierer &cr.d9e aus Ao4tnii0lf lit oie
3Ierllte, I'm 0alJrgtu. UNI Sijelltih
auBercyocntIIt iloti na65udybsttcnot
Sttdsrei init &lnitieioe III Mot un0
Grin ous9sfuhyt. Tuntless lrsNss
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-12
G~cridminStnbe TaFe.
Sic 6ingeborcncn Der Neneu SebriSen
BEN tlntergang eetpeibt.


9ie Ieuen !Sebriosn, cine pielfnf
noh unbetannte meloneiIfhe Sniels
grippe i'm Stiaen Ocean, idiloerte
unlGnqit in Wort uno Bib Or. Sc
liz Speiier aus Yafel in Der Der
iammIung Der Gsoeraphii6sn Ge-
IeuI6aft in Winhsn. Die 26 gro
bsren unb tleineren Snieln, bic 1906
Don benz Spanier Gruiros entoedt
uno in ibrer gon5en Qusoehnuns
eritmoIs 1774 ppn Goot umfsbren
purDen. peiien eilcE ieItiamen
Meniheni6lag auf. oeiien Stuoium
cine 5peiiGbri9e electromagnetic oes
Y~ortrug,nben gait. 0as bunte Dol
tersemiid bat feline lIriade in ben
periAieoenartigen2a Hene!ementen biz
Fh bier be9e9nen. 3mor berrihl
i'm algemeinen oas Melaneiiiht
ppr. poa bat Der mebr pber min
Der itnrte polpneiiThe Ginihlag oul
iener Sniel einen belonberen 2ppus
Der Gin9eborenen terporgebra6t. il
onB ontbropolo9iih ieoe Sniel, ia
sutpeilen jeoe, 0iitritt pom onbern
unterfdieben neroen lam.
Die Ginqeborenen leben in tleinen,
neit5eritreut liegenoen 90riern. Six
ueigen no9 beute oielfu6 gum San=
nibulismus, lpesbuIb ons 8etreten
Der SnieIn fir ben Guropder nidt
INNER nit 4nnebmlidteiten per-
bunpen lit. 4uber pom MsnI9ens
fleil4 leben tie BON benz, mas ibnen
bic Nntur freipili9 bietet: Rifle.
Monbeln, 8onnnen, 3uderrobr bill
ben nebtn ben G%rtrdgnifen pom
Sogc unb 6iIAfong ibre Nobrung.
Die SnOuItrie licgt beute barnieber,
friiber ftono bic Sol3idniBerei in
9lite, uno in einigen 90rfern tonn-
tie man bic 50pfsrei. 8~ereinseIt
be9egnet mon in Der Siibiee, mo-
mentIid ouf GIpiIitu Santn, Der
beoeutenoiten SnIel Der Reuen iSes
briben, Der 8efieDerung Der pfeile
Ober, ME ouf Der Sniel Maletulo,
Der S6dpeloeformierung.
Nn bic g~e9enpdrtige Gage in GU
rppa miro man erinnert, penn man
h0rt, oaB bic fernen Snieln in Der
Sioiee i6on einmol Der @egenitano
elmer entente 5piIAsn 6rnntreid
uno Gnglonb nnren. Die Reuen
9ebriben itonbsn ndmIi6 i'm pori4
gen S~obrbunoert lGngere 2eit unter
benz fog, Gcnopminium, b. +. bet
0pppelregierung pom 5rontrei4 uno
England, ohne ooB es iebo6 geluns
gen pGre, ben @erfou Der eingebpre<
men Roiie oufSubalten. Die Ginqes
borenen, oe3imiert our6 tiinitlih inn
portierte Seu6en, purd Mltpbol.
StIoOen6onoeI uno 6euerpoffen, &C.
ben Der 3ohl nod INNER me6r Su'
rid. Der 8~ortrugenoe fdGbt, baB
oieIe Sail in ben lebten funfSio
Subren I'm 80 Pro3ent ubgenpms
men babe. Sn einigen 9e3ennien
piro bic Roiie peri6munbsn iein.
Dies beoeutet fir Die iiberous fruft=
barren SnfeIn einen enormen 8erluit
bon Nrbeit5trdften, trouriger aber
nod 1T Der @eoonte, bob cine Biz
henoe 8ep0lterung neniqitens gum
Sell Dem perberbliden GinFluB Der
eurppdiiden Sultur gum Spfer gss
fnQen III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-12

sc erfdeint iest aIs feititeheno
bob Die Gage bss Iangsn, gldttsn
4srmsIs ge5dbIt iino. Die neuen
Mobeid0pfungsn msifen bere'.s, nenn
ou9 nod ni6t itort beruortretenh,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-12

9anr eIeid gut ousfE1rsn lGbt. Dos
nod geIieben seraoe ooer f4rGe gu
i6eitelnbe 9aor miro lois rad binter
setammt, an !9intertopf in afpsi
3opfe seflo9ten. Die man cIdpdrts
treu8enb in erii9tliher 0sii: I'm osn
aopf legt unb nit GINGER Nobeln
feititedt. nahbem oas Nprberbaor
stpas in Die Stirn eeidobcn lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-12
Ser Grfpl9 eimes
Spe5ialiftem IN
@rpmii1em &ranf=
heitelt beoeutet
GtiuaS fir Sic.
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tretei Slenffe III NDrerlAHlgcgenp noe
ten mir Anertenmnng 9ebrodt ais
einen crfblgrcidlen Spesialiiten.
iilr Die nlcine 6Gbigfeit-, @brlidtelt
uno @irfinmtcit IN Der Giagnoie uto
Gcbonolung bon 0ronfhciten in ii.
rem Gronildcn 6ormen ncrontlportIid)
lit. Die feitgeicbten 6oftoren etne3
G~pe5ialilten iino Die acknowledgements
mo obloiltte 8cnoubeit Der 9fe6epte
r~etbunoen nit elmer %grilnolid)en me-
ol3iniidcn NusbiI0nng.
Sd gcnicBe oos 3utrouen Ser 2eua
te tno babe oeren t(nterItiiBlng Der-
Silent no frjtiihe Nltfiid)t uuo fitnit-
Iidc mehi5niide llnteritiltlng u0tbs
mcr0'9 llnb.
Snmgc Wianncr, icio ibr nerp0s
perSaet, Idpinhelie. t%rnftlps, mloe ana
Mpr9en, IetIps, Ieiht erre9t, ermIoet. er'
rfat. aufeereist. hOhInneig, baner. id(afIos?
Sabt Shr ihpade @rinnerune, idnahen
Rlden, ~geiuntene Baden. fanlPn Nthen,
Sersiladern. adtnrrb, peni9 gner9ie unc
3utrauen poer teinen @braeis
WGnucr nno Trauen
Ma9enleiOen. sSSt.iI,s er 'nl f4'99s ss:
pepiia, @eriippfuns, ihletten @eitmod
ooer Ntbem. trantes &upIioeh, oufaetIuIen.
9ersbrennen, iaures Auiitoben, Sainrrh,
@afe, Naeen. Merrc'itdt-
Ser;i6wade. e5 s5eastH. o mG stFs:n,
in Der Settle ober SduIterblatt, tursen
gitbem. ihpah, fintenb, inft nno Stiuin'
oelanfdIe, @nihpelunqe7. Sbeumotismus,
aIcpfen bel Auire9une Dber Nnitreneun9.
Satarrb. i3n pss 4"s,OTa iStri Ma'slno-
NieBen, oumpfss aopiweb, Suiteu, 9aubs
belt, ShmerS in ben yiieren, 8Iaie. 2uH9e.
Masen pber @ingeweihe mag 8atarrb Iein.
Sniict mir Sud belfen
(Which, ben aupimrb, Idmersbafte
Menlt.uatlpn, Uterine %erifiebung Ghmer3.
i'm Hiiden uno fuhlen nls oh es unmbQlih
lei bic Setoen ausSuhalteT uno bodl ae3pun=
gen limb benz Sausitano ror;uiteben unb
@eIelihaften 5u pfle9en; i'd furire Gle
penn cine Rnr mbgllh 1T.
nrinir, giieren= nnD 8laien=
Sranfbeitem, 66itruif @%msri a n, I %1?.
den, &Iuie uno Nieren. per9rDberte 9riiien,
YerroTtdt. Nnihpellunqeu.
ylntuergiftnng, 6autfrantbeit,
Nusihlaq, @eihnnre. meben Ntuuo pber
SaIs. a%ngeidpoleI 3ruien. ihIeimise
6Ieden, 3upfer 1hnliGe Tledfn, rbeunlGs
tlihe StmsrSen. @Tema, SUDDEN, 6renneu,
NerpoS.
2onmG mo beipredlt Cure Spmp-
tome nit mir. Sd mcroc Cub bald
ijber5ellecn Don mciucr 3Gbigfeit ul0
Glh helfen Cure 2cioen ulo 5hmer,
gen los5umcrben.
Sd bcbano!c SeberleiSen, @antr.
ind|t, YEifucllen Der Srnit, T1eu.
matismns, Ntiteln, Files, &eritupis
ura, allc Heetal Nranfbelten.
Sd babe ya Groiic lett ben lettet
flnfuno5mnn5ig Sohrcn heiuht uuo
iucroe mieoer in %a Grpile iein In
MOntaq,
I'M 6utel "a Groiie. Stunoen o
llbr Tormittoes bis s llbr @be1SS.
unb iebcn pierten Wontoe oornad).
Jreie 6onimltatipn.
DIR.
3entiher Nlr3t.
Schiller Building CHICAGO, Ill.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-12

Die W Site Stot CINE
BOT jeBt oil Die $50 Yerionen, lie
nod Dem n3itonie"s u~nter9ana S6az
neutrality-suspicious. on iie lteuien.
S675,000 ous3ubIen laTeu. Der urs
Tpriingli6e Nntra9 ging ouf $1S.s
10000, Die Damn nuf 2lA MiQipnen
Dollars berobgeleBt pur0en, ipdbrenO
oas erite Angetrt DER GcieQiGuft
nidt iiber $4,000 binouseing. Die
nun ousbe3obItep $675.000 Iino pa5
Srgebnis zines &srgleides, bel Dem
Tid ale @efddoigten bis oui tinen
berubi9ien. Die Nmpdlte boben L
Der SoGe Ser $4,000 peroient.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-12

SIN ollhe gefproher
q. (5u ieinem 6reunoe, eiuel,' lungen
Gbsmann. Der ibm unouf9OrIih ron
ben tlenn 3ierli6en 6iiBen ieiner
5rou pprihpdrmt): nWeibt III.
Yaul, nun LOB uns nal pon etrds
dnoerem reben. Nir npllen bod
ni6t itunoenlan9 Die 5lBe 0elner
frau I'M Mun0e bdben."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-25

Tourist Headquarters will be open
TO our winter visitors next week and
Secretary Holworthy has engaged
the services of Miss Sara Rardin to
take charge. She will have her Of
flee in the lower room at the right
hand entrance to the Auditorium
and will look after the registration
and comfort of the visitors. Miss
Bardin is an expert typist and ste
nOgrapher and will do public work
in connection with her other duties
Phone 277
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-25
FIRST STRAWBERRIES
TO LEAVE STATE
WILL Be- SHIPPED
FROM HERE TONIGHT

The first Strawberries 10 leave The
state this season will be shipped
from Lakeland tonight when a boz
OF eighty uarts will &c forward 10
Philadelphia, being consigned to 4.
Cancelmo.
The heaviest shippers will b
George Evans, who will have four
teen quarts and Harry Raulerst
with twenty. Other shippers will
contribute from one to six each
Mr.. Evans is a newcomer I'D IN
ls his first experience n berry
growing, and he is to be congratu
lated on his signal success.
The growers are expecting to rea
iZe about $l.50 per qaart for the
berries shipped tonight.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-25

reached Lakeland yesterday in their
car from Minnesota. having driven
through by easy stages, being five
weeks on the road. They were ac-
companied as far as Jacksonville by
Mrs. CoX's father, Rev. Pickard, who
will be the guest of his SON there
until after the Christmas holidays.
Although advanced in years, Rev.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-25

Rev. Edgar 4. SaXton, fermer pas
ton of the Methodist church at Can
istoba, S. D., has been in Lakeland
for some weeks, and has become SC
enamored Ct the country that he has
just pulcf2sed fine forty acre
gro;e southeast OF town, near ms
kell on the Barlow road, the pur.
chase beine ma lie CT VIZ. Avre
thr ugh Pi.hard RI $. Mr.. Saxtou
will move on his property and make
this his permanent home.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-25
LAKELAND LACONICSl

llaNL0aMlQialQii Gi0iQi
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-25

Paul Sammon this afternoon while
out hunting accidentally shot himself
in the arm. his gun going off while he
was walking into town in the neigh
borhOod of Haskell. He had the gun
over his shoulder and in some way
it went off, the load going through
his arm, but breaking no bones. He
is suffering considerably but the
wound will not prove serious.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-25

The delegates to the Sunday sch !
convention, as well as the people
generally, have expressed much ap-
probation of the manner in which
the evening TELEGRAM has covered
the convention. 1t is only a sam
pie of the newspaper service we have
given this town for the past dozen
years
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-25

John Adams, colored, who for many
years, was porter at the Red Cross
Pharmacy died today in Tampa, at the
Clara Fry Hospital where he had been
sent for treatment for abscess of the
brain. He was a faithful employee
and good man, and had many friends
among the white people of this city.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-25
ROAD WORK IN
POLK COUNTY
IS MAKING
GOOD PROGRESS

The Board of County Commission
ers and the Advisory Board OF the
Good Roads Association held joint
meeting yesterday to discuss matters
pertaining to the construction of the
roads being built under the bond is.
sue.
Rumors that inferior clay for base
was being used at certain points of
the construction were investigated,
and were found to be without founda-
ton. Contractors are not held to the
use of Barlow clay, as has been
stated. Had this been the case the
, cost of transporting this clay to re.
mote portions of the county would
have greatly increased the contract
price of the roads. The clay used as
substitute for Barlow clay must
come up to certain specifications, and
be approved by the county engineers.
Before the asphalt is applied all clay
base will be tested and measured, so
! that both quality and thickness will
be insured. OF course, it is impossi-
BILE, in the present unfinished stages
of the work for an outsider to pass up
on what is being done; but every pre-
caution is being taken to get every.
thing right before the asphalt is laid
Up to this time no asphalt has been
put down except few hundred yards
at Homeland. From this point the
work will be carried to Barlow At
various other points asphalt plants
will be in operation before a great
however. that this is the last stage of
the work and that much preliminary
work has to be done first
Mr.. Caldwell, representative Of
Pittsburg Laboratory Testing Co., was
present at yesterdays meeting, and
il was arranged to have that concern
furnish high grade expert, to work
in conjunction with the county engi-
neer, to see that the county gets the
very best results for the money ex-
pended. This is in no sense a refiec-
ton on the engineer already en-
| plOyed, and in whom all in charge of
the work have entire confidence. 1t
is merely an additional safeguard. jus
titled by the magnitude of the propo
sition. There are questions of
chemical nature to be solved every
day; there are problems of elevation,
of drainage, of density, of correct pro;
portions of material, and countless
other things, which must be worked
out The assistance of an expert to
check the engineers work, and to
assist in the many perplexing points
involved, was found to be a necessi-
ty. and his employment was regarded
as an economy. The men having the
responsibility of this work upon them
are determined to leave nothing I'M
done to insure that the people get the
most their money will buy in the
shape of perfect and permanent roads.
These who attended yesterdays
meeting from Lakeland were ]. c.
Swindel, A. ]. Holworthy and NJ. F.
4 Hetherington.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Lcvett, of
Illinois, who spent last winter in
Lakeland, reached the city yester-
day afternoon and are pleasantly 10
Gated for the winter at the home of
Mr.e Caniel, 404 South Tennessee
avenue, and are taking thir meals
with Miss Roseberry
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-25

The Woodmen and the Moose are
requested to meet in their respective
ledge rooms at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon preparatory to going to
the cemetery where at o'clock the
monument to the late J l.. Hill will
be unveiled
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-25

Mr.. F. E. Hoyt, one of the promi-
nent State officers attending the
state Sunday school convention, will
address Mrs. John Clark's class, The
Hustlers, at their class room at the
First Methodist church tomorrow
morning at the lessen hour.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-25

Pickard stood the Tip Nc'! nd err
jcyed it thoroughly. The party ca
rcd camping phara"ha. ALA, an |
when 'ood hotel was n3t available.
they camped out. and greatly el
ioyed the experience. Mr.. Cox will
be associated with the Pickard Bros
Real Estate Co, { VII \ 80 s a
member
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-25

Mrs. J. II. A. Bruce will reach
Lakeland tomorrow night from her
nome in Wilton, N. H., to the de-
hight of her many Lakeland friends.
Mrs. Bruce will, as usual, be at the
kibler for the winter.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-25

Rev. w. +. Pugh will return to-
night from Georgia where he attend
ed the Lutheran Synod. and will oc.
cupy his pulpit at both hours tomor-
row.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-25

Mr.. G. f. Davis, of Dubuque, Iowa,
who has property in the Lakeland
Highlands, accompanied by Mrs.
Davis, has come down to spend the
winter. Mr.. Davis will be manager
of the Florida Grapefruit Growers
Corporation when that organization
gets in operation.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-25

The Guild of ST. Agnes will meet
Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock at
the Guild Hall. All members ar,
urged to attend.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-05-05
NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen that sealed bids will
he received by the Road Committee of thr
Board of Chosen Freeheiders of Salem County
FOR The building of the Isl. Section OF Pe.ns
GrOve-Pennsville Road in the Borough OF
PennS Grove and Township of Upper Penns
Neck in the County Of Salem with a Bitumin-
Gus Concrete surface upon a Macadam f0unda-
ton estimated amount OF surface pa sement
required is 25. ia square yards, of foundation
%. IVA square yards; and opened and read in
public at The Court House in Salem on Mon
day May Is, 1916, at l0.30 A. NJ.
Drawings, specification and forms of bid.
contract and bond for the proposed work,
prepred by H. b. keasbey, County Engineer,
and approved by the State Commissioner OF
Public Roads have been filed in the office OF
the said Engineer at Salem, N. j. and of said
Commissioned at the State House, Trenton,
bidders at business hours. Bidders will be fur
nished with a copy OF the specifications and
blue prints of the drawings by the engineer
on proper notice and payment of preparation
Bids must be made Oh the standard proposal
forms In the manner designated therein and
required by the specifications, must be enclos-
ed in sealed envelOped, bearing the name and
address of bidder on the outside, addressed to
the Road Committee Of the Board of Chosen
FreehOlders of the County of Salem and must
be accompanied by a certified check for not
less than 100000 and be delivered at the
place and on the hour above named. The
standard proposal form is attached to the
specification copies of which will be furnish
ed on applicat fOn 20 engineer.
By order OF Chosen Freeholders of the
County of Salem.
2s st &c. sMASHEy. Clerk.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-05-05
Cararrh Cannot Be Cured .

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as the,
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca.
tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease
and in order to cure it you must a in
ternal remedies. Halrs Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. 1t
was prescribed by one of the best ply
sicians in this country for years and is
a regular prescription. It is composed OF
the best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect conbina-
ton Of the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J.. CHENEY e co, Props, Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-05-05
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