Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 6, 1911, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. | DAYTONA WAS PLEASED WITHH “MAN ON THE BOX." The Evening Telegram Published .. ry aiternovi irom the 3 The Daytona correspondent of Kentucky Building, Lakeland, Fla. i The Times-Union has the following ! to say of the Man on the Box: “The theater seasen opened at the Il)a)‘lonfl last night with Bert Leigh in The Man on the Box, a charming love story, which was thoroughly enjoyed by the represeniative au- dience that greeted the players. The cast was all that could have been expected. The nervy young Robert \Warburton (Bert Leigh) won out on the tactics of “all is fair in love and war’ in his unusual method of courtship of the beautiful Miss Bettie Ainsley (Miss Billy Long.) There were several bril- liant climaxes that brought the house down. The general verdict of the dispersing audience was, “the com- pany put up a nne show.” Application Pending for Admission as mail matter of the second-class. e e m— M. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. A. J. HOLWORTHY Business and Circulation Manager. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One year Six months Three months Delivered anywhere within the limits of the City of Lakeland for 10 cents a week, From the same office is issued THE LAKELAND NEWS a weekly newspaper giving a re- sume of local matters, crop condi- tions, county affairs, etc. Sent anywhere for $1.00 per year. ——————————————————————————— Just a Little Fashion Hint. A pink satin dress embroidered with little diamonds and other prec- fous stones, costing $60,000, will be worn by Anna Held when she appears at one of the Atlanta theaters this week. The talented actress will wear pink stockings to match also studded with little diamonds., All told there are three thousand little sparkling diamonds in the costume. While it is true “that all is not gold that glitters,” it is true that the dia- mends in Miss Held's costume are genuine, The Ocala Star declares that fried steak breaks up more happy homes than booze. How about wifey's bis- cuits? Many a time has the ship of domestic happiness gone down be- cause of the weight of the *‘sinkers.” XIS The Holmes County Advertiser has found out what makes prices so high. It says: ‘*'Lne idea of teaching every girl to thump a piano, and every boy to be a hook-Keeper, will make potatoes $5 « barrel in 20 years,” S Someone has said that heaven will never seem quite complete without a number of fine old ounks, towering in its midst, Certaip it is that no ter- restrial landscape is what we desire unless it is crowned and enlivened with the grace of boughs or rus:ling leaves, Floridic p.ouuced nearly six mil- lion dotica> worth ot corn in 1909, nearly wve liion dollars worth of coton, two million dollars worth o« peaauts, and a million and doilars worth of sweet [ a4 Quaoaer J UVLE: TRIRE e R B Lt i gol o dlcorporate in wendviig Procladnation any couvice G his ... Wkl w ISP A AT L wea—— ECIAL| Ve vall EIDIIVUS lease Slvaey UL WU dde sure ue Lillike Gunhl 0 LU Ve Blddoal 100 Gus aeoutl CONVICL Caltips Likian LOF @y vunte UL VUL blessiugs, FOI' Week El’lding ciaial cmini November 11th LS @ actie disappointing o iewin that a Gauscontinenal HIZUL s con- siucied apossible ok pellviaice b less tuall titty uays, vul su dechares Aviaior 1y - Nlke days W cowmptete the Job, we had assuciated Lie 1dea o Hying with Wuugels, wilo ook & luch moie tapid galt than taat Suiltauie seels 10 catl lor, f — ) — \ Fellow up in Massachusetts was given a goid waten on his twenty- nrsi virthday because, ailong with otiicr moie or less commendable con- duct, he had never kissed a girl out- side ot his own family. ‘Il the poor sissy ever finds out what he has missed, he will doubtless Kill him- self uying to make up for lost time. 24x24 solid oak table ..$1.28 Iron Bed, Coil Wire Spring, 45 Ib. all " Cotton Mattress $8.00 i Qi Frank Walpole has been to Wash- ington, and boasts that Steve Spark- mau took him through a tunnel up there, and showed him “other cour- tesies,” Taking a man through a tunuel could hardly be construed even as a treat to “light” refresh- ment, and it looks like Uncle Steve could have done better than that for Frauk in as wet a town as \Washing- ton. We haave a shipment now transit that we are expecting daily consisting of : Saxony Axminister Palaside Velvets Manor Tapestries | Doric Velvets Wool Fibre and Deltox —0 There is some misunderstanding as to the date of Thanksgiving this year, owing to the fact that there are five Thursdays in the month. President Taft, however, has fixed Nov. 30th as the date for the de- molition of turkey, and if there had been any lingering doubt about the matter, our own Gilchrist has settled it by endorsing Mr. Taft's selection, | Next to advertising in your local ? paper Mr. Merchant there is no bet- ter advertisement than to have it said that customers always receiv-| ing a pleasant greeting when enter- ing your store. It is the business of | the newspaper advertisement to bring the customer to you, it is your business to keep him coming. Don't forget the glad hand. It pays. 1t will pay you to hold your order as our prices are right. There are fifty-three Sundays in this year. Not until the year 2020 will this happen again—so we are told. THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLORIDA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER &, 1911. e A—————— | FLORIDA'S GREATEST PAPER'S | COMMENT ON THE TELEGRAM [ CORONATION OF KING GEORGE AND QUEEN MARY OF ENGLAND lakeland's first daily newspaper June, 1911, i has made its appearance and The The above will be shown in metion | Evening Telegram is its name. M. F. Hetherington, well known to all Florida as the able and popular edi-| This is the official motion picture | tor of The Lakeland News, is also in | of the Coronation and must not be!.harge of The Telegram, and judg-| confused with the set of slides shown | ing from the initial number, pub-i here about two weeks ago. The|jished on Wednesday last, it will be| subject is both interesting and in-|a handsome and excellent addition to, structive and something every omne|the newspaper list of this state. The should see. Telegram is a six-column, eight- The balance of program consists page paper, neatly printed and con-| of a very fine historical drama and|taining local and general news at-! another drama of the period oftractively displayed. A bright and 1861-65, making in all one of the|nteresting editorial column will be strongest programs we have shown|maintained, and the presence of a in some time and that is saying a|considerable number of advertise- great deal. See program on page 5. ments suggests that the people of Lakeland and vicinity are alive to the fact that advertising is essentlll! to progress. The compliments and; The Evening Telegram came in on congratulations of The Times-Union time this week and while we expect-| 3" extended to the newcomer, and ed something good in Lakeland's first | ® 1078 and prosperous career is pre- daily the real article fairly took our|di¢ted.—The Times-Union. pictures at Edisonia one night only.! Monday, Nov. 6th. FILLED ALL EXPECTATIONS. breath away. It is a six column, eight page, well edited and well LAKELAND WILL BOOM. printed daily. and here's hoping| Volume I, No. 1, of the Lak»land‘ Brother Hetherington can not‘ only | Telegram has arrived. Editor Heth- keep up the pace but will get more | erington has made The News of that business and he deserves it all.— | ¢ity one of the brightest weeklies in Sanford Herald. the State for years and the new daily promises to come up to the same standard in the daily field. It is full of news and sparkles with brightness, Lakeland is going to boom more than ever now that she has a live daily with Hetherington | at the head.— Augustine Record, MR. E. 2. JONES THINKS WELL OF THE TELEGRAM Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 3, 1911, Mr. M. F. Hetherington, Lakeland, Florida. Dear Mr. Hetherington: The people of Polk county, espe cialiy those of Lakeland, and vicin- ity, should appreciate “The Lakeland Evening Telegram,” which ‘has re-j cently shown its existence. No city in the country has a better daily paper prospects, or a more compe- tent editor than “The Lakeland Eve- ning Telegram.” and if the local people know *“a good thing when they sce it,” you will prosper, if not, 20 somewhere where your incessant efforts will be appreciated by those tc whom the “Good™ is REWARDED. Always wishing you, or any other “working-man,” success, 1 am Sincerely, l K. Z. JONES. P 1 Establishing a factory on a one-| time advertisement is like catching| a shark with a three-ounce trout | rod, You Need It | The Lakeland Evening Telegram has reached us and we are not dis- appointed. Knowing the editor and promoter of The Telegram and hav- ing observed his remarkable capac- ity for doing things well that fall to his hands, we were expecting an excellent newspaper production in The Telegram, and, again we say, we were not disappointed. 1If the Lakeland daily Keeps the pace it has set for itself it will be *going some™ and the fortune favored citizens of |- the thriving little. city of Lakelan&d will have a newspaper to which they can refer with pride.—Plant City Courier. itt - FOR RENT—Two weil furnished rooms, close in. modern conven- iences. 109 South Tennessee, Man and wife from the north wants gentleman’s place to look af- ter. Best of reference. Apply, stat- ing wages and duties required to J. Goodenough, Postoffice, Lakeland. at. FOR SALE-—Confectionery store; a good paying proposition. Big Bar- gain. Owners bave other business to look after. See 8. L. A. Clonts at l once; Office in Clonts’ building. H-Gi Herron Theatrei Saturday, Nov. II! CONTEST OPEN TO ALL GIRLS BERT LEIGH Every:Day .. WOULDN'T YOU LIKE TO HAVE uck’s Stove THEN CALL AT OUR STORE AND GET A PUZZLE PICTURE, WHICH YOU ARE T0 (7 APART AND PUT TOGETHER AGAIN. TO THE LITTLE LADY BRINGING IN THE NEATES PICTURE MADE FROM THIS PUZZLE WE WILL GIVE A SPLENDID LITTLE “BUCK STOVE TRY TO SECURE THIS HANDSOME RANGE. J.W.O’DONIEL SONS &¢ LEADING FURNITURE DEALERS. It all the business men and farmers in this community, wo; BANK their money right here at home instead of hording it, gending it away it would help every other man in this com ty and therefore help himself. It is merely SELF-PROTE(Tio and SELF DEVELOPMENT for us to keep out money right is and help OURSELVES. We will gladly give our councel to anyone who wants ness advice—especially if we can steer you away from ; vestments which might cause you a loss. BE CAREFUL. Let OUR Bank be YOUR Bank. We Pay 4 Per Cent. on Savings Accounts. of Lakeland Undercontrol of U. 8. Governi:» First National The Evening Telegr le Girl: A DANDY LITTLE ABSOLUTELY 13 UNDER 14. CALL AT OUR STORE AND GET A PUZZE.