Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 11, 1911, Page 5

EDISONIA THEATRE. Qur old triend Foolshead gets in bore trouble and tonight will show yhat it was Laughable as usual. Another good comedy to go along ith this and a heart interest drama o balance an unusually good pro- o which can be seen in full on Ipage five. - Ll . “The Man on the Box.” Bert Leigh in “The Man on the IBox” atter a run of two hundred pights at the Madison Square The- tre. New York City, and nearly the me at the Grand Opera House in hitago. “The Man on the Box", Harold McGrath's Delightful comedy will be seen tonight at the Herron The- tre, with Bert Leigh as the star. * * * Twelith Night. T ody in which'May Stew- 1 excellent company will e seen at the Herron Theatre Fri- ay nighit. Nov. 17th, is what Is‘ ated by many us one of the most h the most extravagant, wtistic, the liveliest and nz of all the Shakes- s It is a comedy ug counts, and where uts and where extrava- ons and acrobatic stunts tlvd upon to make an audi-| hut the story is one of and Miss Stewart said to tell it in a way. Of all the carean plays none requires a + cast than Twelfth not unmindful of this ment has spared no rrounding Miss Stew- ! company that is thor- even to the least The costumes used diction are said to be a “1t pleasure to the ladies. nt role, tate has been moved to "ol Adam’s building N. Ve Meals will be all hours, MISS RUBY C. DANIEL Lakeland’s Leading News and Stationery Store + HIRY Oc per pound oy B Fresh Apalachicola 3 A Supply of Fresh Fruits on hand at t all times at market prices g Call and see, or phone 226 and have Your Orders Covdery Building (P 1 ! All the leding papers and magazines. Sta- | tionery, Post Cards, School Sup- ! plies, Cigars and Tobacco. ' Lobby of Edisonia Theatre Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated CANDY 12 Varietie_s Chocolate and Cocoanut Candies at 15¢ per pound arieties of Fancy Chocolates at Nunnally’s Faacy Boxes at 80c and 1.00 per pound BREAD, CAKES, PIES ! § H.O.DENNY B T ey SHEHHOGOBOBOSIOOPIBIOOHC Those Who Herron Theatre May Stewart FRIDAY NIGHT, NOV. 17th. SR L8 T e Have you written any letters to- date? 11-11-11 .is the date and to- TWELFTE NIGHT day is the last time that the figures of the day, month and year will all 5 be alike. Priocs ..o 25¢ to $1.50 Dr. Nowlin, Dr. Golden, Rev. R. T. Caddin and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lanier, came in last night from Dade City, where they had been attending the Pasco County Baptist Associa- tion. ) Wm. Holland, a well known trav- eling man of Baltimore, is in Lake- land today attending to business. Miss McCorkle, a charming young woman of Daytona, is in Lakeland today, having arrived on the early train, and while here is a guest of the Tremont hotel. We cannot insure that changes of advertisements will be made unless the copy for same is handed in by noon of the day preceding that in it which the changed advertisement is| ‘Mrs. James E. Hill, of Washing- to appear. tf.|ton, D. C, arrived in Lakeland this — e — morning and will probably be here Robert Yates the Plant City ofticer | for some time. For the present she who was shot yesterday, is a grand|is located at the Tremont. nephew of Mr. E. J. Yates, of this city. His condition Is very serious and no hope is entertained for his recovery, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Marler leave this evening for Fort Myers, where they will spend the next two weeks very pleasantly, Mr. Marler going down to join a hunting party and Mrs, Marler to visit relatives, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Strader and two children, of Harrodsburg, Ky, ar- rived on the late train last night and will spend the winter here. M. Strader is a cousin of Mrs, R. (. Colbert, Miss Mayme Willlams and the Misses Patton of this city, Sheriff John Logan, Deputy Dan Marshall, and other officials return- ed this morning from Plant City, when they remained all night last S T G night searching for the negro, Lee Hick McInuis, long a resident of| Apmistead who shot two Plant City this county and whoggoved to Polk|gficers yesterday. county several years ago, was fount dead in the woods near Lakeland Wednesday of last week. It is sup- posed that his death was caused hy heart failure.—Jasper News, Capt. and Mrs. A. Brower and Capt. J. D. Wadkins formed a party of Lakeland people returning last night from Fort Myers, where they enjoyed a deer hunt of several days. They joined a party down here and had splendid luck, killing a nwmber of wild turkey and quail, Editor A. G. Hulbert, of the sub- urban Home Maker, published at Glenn Ellyn, 11, was in Lakeland for a few hours this morning and while here called at the office of The| ). g “‘ “,,;{ Evening Telegram Mr. Hulbert's magazine deals with Florida lands, s of the Baptist chureh, is in climate, truits, ete. and he is qualified | {0 gand today the guest of Dr, W, to write intelligently of conditions| ) Nowlin, br. Rodgers, whose here, having traveled the State sincel pona s iy G the early seventies and bas witnessed | yonding the Pasco Connty Baptist its marvelous gzrowth that| yesociation at Dade City, and stop- time. We loaded him down with literature concerning Lakelapd, and the town wiil no doubt derive some | valuable advertising from his facial pen. | , corresponding secreiory of the Staie Board of Mis- since ped off en ronte home for a short M. oy Hauna and grandson, Master ten will @ from Jasper this afternocon, the for- to spend the winter with e Mrs. T, J. Darracott, and the latter to visit for a few | Mrs. Hanna has been spending Ocilla and ive in Lakeland ner daughter, summer ut | Ga A, Brower leave Sanford, ide for the next Brower having cand Mis, G for will r months, Capt. appointed conductor on the passel er traip which will be put on tween that place and Lakeland next)| they Wednesday. Their friends their departure frem Lakeland but | are glad to know the arrangement is only temperary. regrot | e S NS W the happy home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam- | uel T. Smith, in Lakeland, Wednes-| day morning, November 1st, and left | a precious baby girl, and they ur receiving congratulations on the vent of such a beautiful bouncing| girl, and she weighed just precisels twice 5 pounds, and nc 4 ), CANDY 14 .. domicile. Now, dear littlp angel, try to be good and mind your mother a a little nap each day stand alone in the shprt dress divis- ion and play the ideal long roll of new proprietor of that comfortahl establishment. S, T. Smith is a senior grand warden Mulliguard and faithful W. 0. W. and a prominent| 0dd Fellow, with a gracious he;m‘ for all fellow travelers.—Pierson Cor ’ to Del.and Record. Oysters 45¢ qt. Delivered =S A e SR | BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF | HOLIDAY POST CARDS Miss Ruby Daniel has received a beautiful line of souvenir cards, suit- able for Thanksgiving and the holi- day season. They are cholce in de- sign and coloring, the stock is large. / Lakeland, Florida nesville, has been at-| | where Mrs. Dan Tucker. of this place. are ( one time grandparents in thar quict |2 & 3 Shy . . - AT 25 % i - THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., NCV. 11, 1911, arc ] broken? local post-card views. inds. Sh duction on souvenir supplies. | Her Mine of tobaceos aid are not surpassed in the eity, [ her a call, in the lobby of “Ediso f.\‘hv will appreciate yonr paro , A Heiping Hand, After the stout woman had left the dads | eap a young man excluimed exeitedly, the | “She has left her bundie,” and then e Fitzgerald, | added resolutely, “1 will take it 1o | ber.” Seizing the package, the stei | youth leapt from the car in the mid: ! dle of the block. “Hey, lady!" be shouted, | back to her with the bundle in his ¥IN| otretched hands. “You left this, '| madam.” “*“Tajn't mine,” sie answered. Le- | belongs to the big colored man that was asleep in the corner.” The car was three blocks away goling farther. The stork made its appearance ar| mywelf to the police und telephone for vou should and with cheerful smiles i forsake your play when <ent to tak ! EDISONIA She will soo PROGRAM TONIGHT FOOLSHEAD'S LAST ROGUERY (Itala) Farce Comedy. THE BROKEN VOWS (Reliance) Drama "ALL ABOARD FOR RENO (Solax) Comedy Drama. ADMISSION CHILDREN under 12,... 5 'S MIGHTY SOON O YOU realize that Xmas isn’t far away? We ¢3 Wouldn’t it be a good idea for you to come in and make your selections before the stock is If You don’t wish to take them home we will keep them for you till Christmas time. G. N. FUNK & COMPANY Kentucky Avenue, Opposite Park and most any taste can he snited i the assortment, which also ineludes is making a special re ationery, which | ciginis rushing ek e PAGE Fivi &) getting new goods in nearly every day. DN =} NOTICE i . Too Much Imitation. We are all prone to keep the level All organized labor, and those | cencerned, are requested to attend | Hall iof those we live with, and hence the oSO FORMUH TG OF IO < meeting at the City ’tameness of our characters and lives pupers, magazines, ete, Miss Daviel ! xGvember I5th, 1911, at 7:30 p. m'ihw = b(‘l:q"..h\g i 9. has a fine stock of stationery of all| W. T. BROWN, Sec'y. . E. Cha 5. | ‘ [ ECOOMDOGIOIOBIIOOIHHID | | i bears fonr differont views of |Alk-'—j Too Plebeian, t: o land seenes, She also has o full line | Russian caviare is now fouied as (& W O O D :: of tablet: and all Kinds of sch ,“,‘n cure for cholera. One will notice | & & {that the doctors were too proud to |§ '‘PHONE 322. ldigeorer corned beci und eablage, or someihing within the reaeh of all.— 00 11-1-6-x GIVCL Cleveland Blain Deater I SOD NI SOOI D i’ I — e S | v———— » oaro— e e | Tweedell’s; Is Headquarters for Everything in Groceries out- ! A FEW SPECIALS it Sugir, 13 pounds .. ........ .. o 1 Swift's Premium Hams, per pomud .. .. .. oo and Best Butter, per pound, ........ Picnic Hams, per pound . “What fn the world shall T do?" said | Mothers' Oats, per pack: - .. .. ... ... . 10¢ the steritng young man. Heckers' Whole Wheat Fiou1, per g U 35¢ “It § was In your place” the stout Heckers' Graham Flour, jcr bay ... .. 35¢ woman replied, “I would surrender Heckers' Rye Flour, per ia-. . S R : Aseh g dungney 12 pound bag best Flowr ... ... . 7 40c emart 5 DR DRI B i s e 80c Fat Mackerel, each ... . i : ~loc BP0 & Irish Potatoes. per peck . e ...35¢ o Baby S:ze Cream, B for . 25¢ W O Family size Cream, 3 for ...... ... .. . .. e R 3 A -y CALL 59 AND WE WILL BE GLAD TO SERVE YOU. 5 11-1-6-x e S B G S RT R —— HOODGO MRG0 O00 E.-G T WEEDELL| { The Pioneer Picture House ‘ OF LAKELAND AR R T REAL ESTATE If you are in Florida for the purpose of buying raw .hnd, (?ity or Country Home, or get into ’n:elli}r::r:lf G;:): cantile business, or rent a home, or get information of any lin(i concerning our City or surrounding country, or State in generai we will be pleased to have you call on us for such, i We have some nice Groves, Improved Farms, partially im. proved Farms, and raw land lose to Lak, _tlnem to you TODAY! ose to eland. and we can show WARING&EDWARDS SUITE 12 BRYANT BLD'G, FLORIDA LAGELAND, . . . . | | | ' Il i i I A I 1 " i } | 1 i i . i I § g i l g