Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 14, 1911, Page 7

SERRON'S THEATRE Wed. Eve Jan. The United Play.Company Present The Great American Play. . ...... A GUARANTEED ATTRACTION PRICES: 50c, 75¢, $1.00 & $1.50 | ENGAGE SEATS Now HOLIDAY CIGARS 150 BOXES OF ¢ e — T ——— 1 R 15 “INMAN'S BLUNTS” = i be something nice for hubby's Christmas = are on sale at most il cigar stores: also at Factory Manafactured by { iiwe Inman Cigar Factory Fla. y will our monQy Jure VWavrm ) be a, riend As a man grows older his earning power dwindles away. So THE SAFE THING to do is to BANK money while young manhood lasts, and esrning power is great. COMFORT late in life can come only from ECONOMY eaxly in life, Let OUR Bank be YOUR Bank. We Pay 4 Per Cent. on Saving s Accounts. Lakeland Under Control of U. S. Government. SRR - EJo*b_Printing O\\'l.\'(} to the enlargement of our newspaper and publishing business, * hias been necessary to move The News Job Office ‘Ustairs where it will be found in Rooms Hind 12, Kentucky Building, in the com- betent charge of Mr. G. J. Williams. For 4nvthing that can be printed, if you want ¢ best work at the right prices. czil on AIr Williams, ' The News Job Office » O 1DIO O IO GIONDLOUD POPQRPOPOT QYR O OFO PO THE HIR LLOR o sxwe—- i box, bearing the compliments of the season with two present, Lakeland wbhen Jife’s December (omes, and Come 1f fi first National Bank 2O OIOF Q5 QO O3 OIOPQ R IQPQ AUTHOR OF THE LION ~ «<THE GAMBLERS SO0 10 :;0 et D w el B ek w T w e i ¢ Unsolved Mysteries Of The Universe All children are metaphysici e dale ehild woiders what would he Lo He puzzles his brain over the mys- studies the 3 S D soil have acted upon them, through the sod and grow into beantitul, wonderful things. veals the finger of it there were no world here. a single leat n Ged, filling 1 soul with awe and wonder, Iy th ien the lear nietry more perfect iracery on Lteries of creation. e diang star and dreams of what is 1 Wl time ! and space. He feels that he must evening <ky, sunset and artistic reveals than any thly artist could create penetrate the mystery which sur-| ahout comystery of life is all Earth is clothed with a mantit of green, rounds hin. birds and reseate cloudsus, at longing to If there were Lo world here, would ther | Chaos is inconceivable to his When he grows older it is as dnconceivable that creation could have be nothing. He tor and matter existant, and he s skepticism by the every Singing It him with know the unknowable, 4 g Great trees reach out man and beast itseltinto country sheltering arms for The builds hedzes 1o beautity wild rose what be? lanes, | mind. Vines cover rough places and tes-i tooned from craig to cliff, clothe the just cvolved out of | land=cape with Leauty, Everywher reasons that the crea- the eye is rested and soothed by han must have been co-| monious shades of areen from im- breast | The earth is tweming with a wil- The design of i saved principle human licn forms ol lite superior heing is everswhere iy oy dence. The tenishing variety sal intermingling of the planted in Which bids one look up to a supreme being as father. It is this immor- tal soul which reaches out into the infinite and, laying hold of the un-|forms nnder which life is manitested claims the parentage of God.|on the carth tell of a God or intinite The inte vist numbers, the and the unive; species or Seel: With faith as a guide he leaves the|power and which had so tantalized | dependence between the animal and prescicuee mysteries his youth (o be solved in the ',zl'(*.'lllplnnl world, as fast as one form ef these show in the functions ot e (teries of all life. Man knows uulh-: infinite wisdom and in- 1in;: of the origin of life, e plants After a time, when sun and care tor the preservation of lll,\'H-’ woducetion, all lite, i seed. us good to them ‘g0 and do’ what se at the moment. New knowledge, if presented acceptably and related to individual, Health Train to Combat Diseases the expericnces of the well as the child lgnorance, and disease are co-related; intelli gence, health form equally a logical sequence. No one knows this better than the health officer. Fifty years ago, before the discoveries of the bacteriologist and (By Associated Press.) New York, Dec. 14.-—An inter- | state health train rervice to help pro- long life in this country was recom- mended by Dr. Oscar Dowling, Presi- cleanliness and | i i ONE YEARIN NEW YORK CHARLES KLEIN ~AND THE MOUSE MAGGIE. PEPPER’ETC. QI OICHOIOT QO influences the action of the adult as dirt | PAGE SEVEN WHAT NEW YORK CRITICS SAY OF “THE THIRD DEGREE" The Telegraph The Evening Mail. ““The Third Degree’ ™ is a “Gripped the audience. ... s play than “The Will run as long as did ‘The “ or ‘The Lion Lion and the Mouse’ In- Music and the Tremendous heart tense heart interest. interest. .. A smashi story that 1 the tyranny of and the Mouse.”. manner of acting.” The American SWill undoubtedly meet with Was ring in the human the police departm evils of yellow journalism, Wide approval. finely acted, G and introduces real people wity Hilg appaluse.” The Globe. The audience vnjoyed every real emotions.” The Evening Telegram SWill vival in o popularity “The Absor! situations moment of the play.” The World SHopular Success.” The Tribune A popular suecess ™ The Times “The stamp of truth Grip- real.” Lion and the Mous ’ e story. . Gripnt ”» ~ Remarkable act ing of the cast’ The Evening Wotld, "\ human pulse beating in the play.” pingly. coavincirely W. FISKE JOHNSON REAL ESTATE O NS NEGOTI T I) BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE, ORANGE GROVE PROPER- TY A SPECIALTY. ROOM 7. - - - - - Raynicondo Bailding MISS RUBY C. DANIEL Lakeland’s Leading Ncws and Stationery Store All the leading papers and wagazines, Sta- tionery, Post Cards, Senool Sup- plics, Cigars and Tobaceo. Lobby of Edisonta Theatre Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated The Lakeland Steam Laundry =2 S one of the best equippadplants in the State having all modern machinery and what is more, we b ) : have operators who know how to use them. We want everybody’s the experiments which have evolved the science of preventative medicine perhaps, the health ofticial could do and dent of the Louisiana State Board of Health, in an address today be- fare the Association of Life Insur- |ance Presidents. Last year Dr. Dow- | ling started a health train campaign in Louisiana which resulted in stim- ulating many sanitary reforms. He believes this innovation might well ‘be applied to the country at larze.|a health department is inexcusable, | Dr Dowling spoke on “The Gospel|if not criminal {o1 Health on Wheels:’ Dr. Lerealter when the secrets of thellife dies out the substitution of an- {universe shall be unfolded. other in its place, the multitudin- The flower that blows con-|ous forms of lite, every one perfect, jueals within its heart the finite no more than write reports walt for an epidemic now with definite appalling and concomitant evils, inactivity it to happen.” But Lhand of mortality data at preventable Dowling tivn deseribed tour of his health throuah | Louisiana, beginning in - October, 1910, “It would be economy of tine and money and coffort main festures of an educational cam- | “Waiting for disease to arise in train the individual and then attacking it R involves enormous economic waste, W waste of time, energy, --mrninw' and efficiency,” he said. “Nor is this the sam total of the consequence Modery mental seiences fortify the conclusions of weientific medicine Lhibit train carrying an eflicient fore is the with one found adequat. \s Jocal stimulated in the commuyity unit of a state, so tate pride to have they | paign such as this placed og an inter-| ate basis.”" he continned, “One that disease cause, direct or advance azent indirect of pauperism and detective minds —the :‘\\"Il,fl evils of our present day civi- [lization. The results of the practival aroused in he Enpph’v ation of the principles of mod-| jern scientific medicine are couvine- ! this character | ing. | convewtionalized tradition that peo | Eradicatios of disease in the Canal ; ple are slow to chanze habits, opin | Zone and lengthened term of life: ions, and ideals. Comfort. pleasury, in Prussia from sane sapitary legis- | happiness lation and enforcement of the Jaws|would be rewards tor acceptance of are practical examples. Yet, wilh‘mv principles these and other tangible proofs of | “As I see it the wonders that may be weought it ' life insurance companies would be environment for individual and pub- | ideally fitted for the work of general Jic health, comparatively little hasisunl'ary' rezeneration. One hundred Leen accomplished. thousand intelligent men are avail- “Philanthropy is effective for the able for the teaching of the princi- social unit only when it is ‘business | ples of hygitne; the economic fea- philanthropy,” paradoxical as the|ture of such an effort is assured; and term may seen. A reform heromflsllhe beneficent element, always fun- a success when ‘it pays.’ The cure|damental in vour work ,would le | I | would In vice, crime, insanity, pride i1 i would e terstate campalgn “I am convinced that an effort of would overthrow the and increased income an organization of of disease in its larger aspects lies in | emphasized. | believe that conpera- ]tion and co-ordination of the panies in a properly directed, scien- disease its prevention in the individual, the community, the state. This involve cperation on the mass rather 'han'vifl(- effort to control the individual. At present the peo-|raise santitary standards would con- ple do not understand the close rela- tribute more to the inauguration of | jures ' Our lday to day. tion of heaith and efficiency; they|the philosophy and measures of | are not informed as to the principl prevention than any other a\al]:nllv-l of hygiene and sanitation; they agency. The movement ignorant of the means of prevention!greatest and most effective ever in- mgurated for the elimination of sani- tary evils, from | lengthening of the <pa: People | life.” would bel i | | and the economy of preventive meas- civie crimes ar ization moves o1 point by point. If | not, why not give atrial next week? laundry. Do you send yours? & ] B I 5P | R.W. WEAVER, Prop. 'Phene 130 3 CANDY CANDY CANDY 12 Varictie.s Chocolate and Cocoanut Candies at I5c per jound [ f“ 10 Varieties of Fancy Chocolates at (] K Oc per pound 5 k) Nunnally’s Fancy Boxes at 80 d T 5 $1.00 per pound R Eil & Y\ Fresh Apalachicola Oysters 45¢ qt. Py i3, ; BREAD, CAKES, PIES & A Sup{ly of Fresh Fruits on hand at o W] Il times at market prices o %) Call and see, or phone 226 and h s s Your Orders Delivered i L‘«) @ H.O.DENNY g ‘:f Cowdery Building & Lakeland, Florida ':"Z 2y < Pt e ) (e IR i S e e = They All Read The Telegram e L i