Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 17, 1911, Page 5

I el .. THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAK & | winter here, having leased the home :E:\ot' Mr. H. D. Mendenhall on East <& |Orange street. |Herron Theatre o Mr. and Mrs. F. Cooper and family &of Bayonne, New Jersey, are recent :g:' arrivals in Lakeland, They are much a ewar #!impressed with Florida and espec- is| ially so with Lakeland, and it is FRIDAY NIGKT, NOV. 17th. hoped that they will remain here for 0 Palatka, cochrane, of ity on business. i TWELFTK mGKT «iif John Logan is up from TR S ‘ ‘“ .oday, having come in on thef Mr. C. E. McMullen is seriously Prioky o 25¢ to $1.50 ill at the Elbemar hotel, of which in- stitution he is one of the proprie-! e ¥ tors. Mr. McMullen's illness came lightfully with friends and relatives on suddenly Wednesday night, slncei"‘ Sumpter, Florence and other which time he has been in a very!Ppoints in South Carolina, reached serious condition. His many Lake- home last night, and reports a most land friends earnestly trust that he|enjoyable visit. will soon begin to show signs of im- provement. train a5, A, Christ, of New York, is in ity and s registered at the wont hotel. e J. B. Caswell, who has been ill, is now improving we are Miss Olive Summerlin, after a R R pleasant visit of two days in this Mrs. H. B. Morse has presented this city with her sister, Mrs. H. D. office with several fine, large guavas,, Mendenhall, leaves on this after- which are of splendid quality and of | noon's train for Tampa. unusual size. As the season for guavas has been over two months, these specimens are all the morel unusual, note. r H. B. Johnson, of Fort Myers, el in Lakeland on the noon and is stopping at the Matan- chile in the city. l If you know anything of interest whether it concerns you or your i neighbor, telephone The Telegram office. It is a very little thinz to do, yet it enables us to give the town just that much better service each day. essrs. (. A, and D. A. Reed, of reon. Ohio, have arrived in land and are located at the Mirror hotel. Rev. Smith Hardin came up on the noon train from Tampa today and is spending the day here looking after the work of placing.material on the | ground and in other ways getting ready for the erection of his hand-| PARK DRAMATIC COMPANY some brick office building at the HERE NOVEMBER 27th. corner of Main street and Flm'ldn‘ - avenue, pr Fish and Oysters call R. O. Delievery made at 5 a. m. Phone 311. In rear 11-17-6tp. reik fast Huss Opera House, b« . M. Weeks and daughter, ilian, returned last night 4 pleasant trip, the latter por- o which was spent most de- fully in Atlanta, Everybody in Lakeland will be | glad to hear that the Park Dramatic Company, bigger and better than the Tampa Associated Charities, wili) ©*¢% Will b ‘i" Lake ""."I on; Nov fember 27th for a week's engage- Mr. \W. G. Brorein, president of N tleave tomorrow for Jacksonville to rent, H fampa Tribune, is in the|of Charities and Correction, which ls: This excellent company has been the interest of this ex-|in session today, tomorrow and Sat- Materiaily "‘“""”"‘!""""“l'“"“ recently v and while here is lo-urday. Miss Vivienna Kendrick, | P'Tehased some of the finest scenery who Is an assistant in the office of | ¢¥CF Shown here, and is In every ve- — the Associated Charities of this city, | SPCCt one of the best companies now ¢ d » road. Popular prices wil! < Ciub of the Lutheran! will leave this morning to attend | °" the 1 “! I‘ IS o prevail, which insures record-break- I Grahum, represent-lattend the First Florida Conference ! o Tremont, vill meet tomorrow | the conference, and will visit friends 7 A om 2 to 5 p. m. at the(While in Jacksonville. - Tampa 'I‘ri-""g crowds eac hnight. George Alfield, A bune. . - o 15 requested . ¥ NOTICE! PATERINE Mr. . A, James, of Fort Myers, ! larrington: Reynolds, of \ywag jn Lakeland yesterday and re-. A meeting o the Frclind, reached Lakeland | jo0g that place to be a center of at- Masons and Plisterers is ealled fos and s registered at the ypactjon at this time for the tourists, Saturday cveninz, November I8th at Mir. Reynolds is with the payy going down to that point on| 7:30 o'clock at the IHansard Hotel. it Company which gives yho homescekers excursion trains to Adams Building, for the purpose of auce this evening. ;'nr:::luizing local in Lakeland ALl Bricklayers, investigate the Everglade proposi- tion interested are requested to he pres ent, © G B Chamberlain and family, Park, N. J., have arrived Mrs, W. M. Bevis, who has been @ und will spend the spending the past five weeks most de- J. V. GRAHANM. Southern Organizer. The One Great Institution. MISS RUBY C. DANIEL J. Lakeland’s Leading News and Stationery Store in the land?" asked the Interrogative Person slur on either the presidency or the | Judiciary,” said the Opinionated Per- i son, “I shonld <ay that pay day holds { that enviable eminence.-—Buffalo Ex- | press s ooy ATl the leading papers and magazines. Sta- —_— tionery, Post Cards, School Sup- plies, Cigars and Tobacco. Lobby of Edisonia Theatre Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated Moscow’s Municipal Pawnshops. 1 In Moszcow, Russia, the pawnghop 1 a municipal affair. lLast year over | halt a million artcles were pawned, f having a valuation of over $3,000,000. It 1s noticed that in March and April the poor element of Moscow keeps perfod customarily parts twar 1 overclothing OOVOOOOOLOUOLOVOOO0T Lufsey’s 3 CANDY CANDY CANDY 12 Varieties Chocolate and Cocoanut : Candies at 15¢ per pound g t !0 Varieties of Fancy Chocolates at i OF $ ) 30c per pound g : B tt -"l. 3 | Nunnally’s Fancy Boxes at 80c and n 3 ) $1.00 per pound 2 il gs 2 § Fresh Apalachicola Oysters 45¢ gt | g i BRE ¥ : AD, CAKES, PIES f Ice Cream 2 : A Snpalflvt of Frctsh Fr:itts on hand at & j b g ) imes at market prices 5] B 3 g { Call and see, or phone 226 and have (I} Candies ) ¥ Your Orders Delivered 1. H.O. DENNY § Cowdery Building eV Ly \ Y ‘r ! “L\r" " 4, Lakeland. Florida Lufsey’s ~1 b | U add e . -B B4 |l @ iWINg n-lT—-.'m' ' | “Would you say the presidency orf . the judiclary is the noblest institution | “Without futending to cast a | the pawnshop busy, and during that | with its é”lll'lsi"fll selection or two < 3 § THE PLACE o \ | l! (Champion ) [ ELAND, FLA., NOV. 17, 1911, « WAL PAGE FIVE A Feast For Your Eyes HE greatest assemblage of everything that is nice for Christmas can be found at the New Jewelry Store. J We spent 10 days in eastern markets selecting everything that is new and nice. We have no old shopworn goods to show you. Everything is new and up-to-date. Come and look the stock over and if you find anything that suits you we wiil be pleased to lay it away for you until Christmas time. Bring your friends with you! G. N. FUNK & COMPANY Kentucky Avenue, Opposite;Park ) G ] el e el e et e e HERE IN INTEREST OF Nir. Canning will spend the next HON. S. M. SPARKMAN [ month in Tampa, and he proposes to do all he can during that time in Mr %BOARI) OF TRADE WILL MEET TONIGHT | ' | | g 0 NMe BB Canning, representing | Sparkman’s interest, Thore will be a spoodal meciing ol g " - (Theodore Brierres & Sons, of - New SRS AN the Bonra of Treade tonicht at 7 poom ! wt the City ddall wr which time mat Making Use of Street Rubbish. tors of importance will be discussed. ! At Southwark, London, and at St. All bers are nreed to come out| @0 1one# ML Sparkman, candidate | Ouen, France, street rubhish 18 trans- org are ureed to come ! | BRI R ‘ iy oL tor Congress. Mre, Canning stated | formed into a marketable product. At it e din il o au S0 LIS that he had been fecling the pulse of Southwark all the refuse is crushed to the voters of this section, and he felt a powder, which is gold as a manure. that Mr ; At St. Ouen the powder thus made, ean do more for a towa than i live i ; e bl _ i with the additlon of combustible sub- Board of Trade amd cvery memin I’! faandzome majority in Polk cousty. {gtances, is formee into a cheap fuel. Attention Piano Sensa- 7| tionof the Day wt Lave recently iveorpoiitod the o W, Cornett Music Co., of Plant City with our bociness and having the stock of Orleans, was iy the city this morn- ire i the interest of the candidacy variou Lakeland's interests along lines. There is no institudion that Sparkman would poll a who possibly can do ro, present, | LAST OF THE MOHICANS IBdigonia tonicht, (Friday) pre cand young. Two other fine sub- | 2 Lieets ineluding a fine western com- jedy and a very pretty heary inter- estostory. See program page five DR. PINER READS ‘ AGAIN TONIGHT ! t tactory shipment on hand we « liave not room for in our store, in Southern Literi- boil corpanies and a laree The readinges ture, which have been conducted by {br. Piner, will tonight | 1Tho' evening's theme will be a gen- have twenty-live planos iha Woeoare poine o sl them ot ANY PRICE that will get COST continue % out of thenr We caanor all=o 0 1o pay storage and extra insurance ' s and the reader will take I p 2 jeral one and \ ¢ mouth on them e having them come second-hand, so we will not selections fro a number of 8 ' s 4 b ¥ e auk \ selections from 4 refinee any REASONABLL OFFEE, Cash or easy payments. Come iy soltern a 14 o large number, iy i ern writers, a rather large s carly and get pick of the stocc and benefit of the prices as this salo wiil cndy Jast until e el room for our pianos. The o vith each piano and this is backed e ded oor repatation as “The People v in and look today. showing the greatest variety of tal- The general public The pro-| | I-rm and product 1is invited to these studies | gram tonight will be varied by 2 gusrante: of the factory Ly OUR PERSONAL 6 Who Give o Perry-Tharp-Berry Music Co. AKELAXD. FLORIDA. Soquare D The reading will bezin ar eu EDISONIA i The Pioneer Picture House | OF LAKELAND ; | REAL ESTATE If you are in Florida for the purpose of buying a Farm, Grove raw land, City or Country Home, or get into some line of mer- cantile business, or rent a home, or get information of any kind concerning our City or surrounding country, or State in gererai, ‘ we will he pleased to have you call on us for such. We have some nice Groves, Improved Farms, partially im- proved Farms, and raw land lose to Lakeland, and we can shew them to you TODAY! WARING&EDWARDS SUITE 1. BRYANT BLDG. TLADREAND, < ¢ . s L0 PROGRAM TONIGHT LAST OF THE MOHICANS (From the novel by 1. Feinmors Conper (Powers) Dramatic THE COOK OF THE RANCH Western Comedy THE ANGEL (Reliance) e e e £ B A e SR, e e T — ADMISSION ........... 10 cts. CHILDREN under 12,... 5 cts FLORIDA | |