Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 21, 1911, Page 10

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Eve Jan. qs,P THE The United Play Company Present The Great American Play.. .. ° e 0 — GUARANTEEDATTRACTION PRICES: 50c, 75¢, $1.00 & $1.50 ONE YEAR]NBR(IEWYM THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAK £LAND, FLA., DECEMBER 20, 1911 ~—— The Telegraph *‘The Third Degree’ " is a ‘The Music WHAT NEW YORK CRITICS SAY OF “THE THIRD Dy, GREE" Evenj i “Gripped ufiemfurd“ ‘ Will run as Jong as dig - IHOLIDAY CIGARS I‘? i FRED ENGAGE SEATS Now 150 BOXES OF bels, would be something nice for hubby's Christmas These cigars are on sale at most all cigar stores; also at Factory 4 22';); :d l“man Cigar ractflry Lapl:']t:frmd Blown through the drifting silver of the enow. | " RUDT T Manufactured by ‘INMAN’S BLUNTS”|. # 25 cigars in a box, bearing the compliments of the season with two present, Then all the wind (8 silver with their bhatr, for when they wake, while yet the early alr | b o \ Is :1'::' with dark and etars of dawn are | W'}Qn l'f cs D(’WMbm W'b:;? that something whispers cvery- OMY, and I & will be a our money Jure Warm As a man grows older his earning power dwindles away. S> THE SAFE THING to do is to BANK money while young COMFORT late in life can come only from ECONOMY early in life. Let OUR Bank be YOUR Bank. We Pay 4 Per Cent. on Savings Accounts. manhood lasts, and earning power is great. irst National Bank Lakeland Under Control of U. S. Government. O 2001000000 01 0IOONOIOH 1OIOEOTOIOIGIOTAIOT Job Printing b WING to the newspaper and publishing business, enlargement of our it has been necessary to move The News Job Office up-stairs where it will be foundjjin Rooms 11 and 12, Kentucky Building, in jthe com- For anything that can be printed, if you want petent charge of Mr. G. 1. Williams. the best work at the right prices, call on Mr. Williams. come if must iend \ Something that ts not Ithe the vofce of night, Bomething that (s not Ifke the voice of day Bomething that s Ithe ofience and Ifke light. Tp with soft cries, Ithe little winds at play Or supple flames that with slim beckoning fan by, the fatries mount and wind away. Bome graclous influence moves the day Ifhe opring. Wiistful to have some part In *° L Y Che fairies fashion gifts from every .g. Cherefore, when first you wake fr. ¢ ways that were HIl oinging dreams, on every Christmas morn Che day s blessed by some still wanderer. for some hind little spirit has outworn Your sleep by kissing light your closed eyes, born. -Zona Gale in New York Mail. O A arad Motor Petticoats. A new petticoat has been invented for motor wear which is very practi- cal and warm, and takes up very lit- tle room. This is of smooth kid neatly fitting over the hips and carried out in white or any pale shade. By way of trimming it has buttcnholed and scalloped edges, or, for those who pre- for it, a deep hem of satin to match. We have had leather costumes galore, as well as coats and hats, so that there is no reason whatever why we should not accord a warm welcome to @ petticcat of the saw SO QO Member of the Assoclation of Automo- bile Manufacturers Tells Story About Motor Wearing Apparel. 3 “The cold weather is coming on, and OB able cold-weather motoring suits.” The speaker, Coker F. Clarkson of the Association of Automobile Manu- facturers, sat in his New York office. He resumed: “I'l be glad when cold-weather mo- toring cicthes are made more sightly. They give us such a shaggy look now, don’t they? Did you ever hear abcut th~ performing bear? “Well, a country hotel, a good d-al frequented by motorists, took ip a showman and his performing bear, and QDO Qi) O Bulgarian “Koleda.” In Bulgaria “Koleda,” as Christians is called, is marked with many quaint ceremonies. One is called “Koledars,” the name given to a band of boys, mostly, who go about proclaiming that the season of fasting is over, and her- alding a reign of feasting and merri- ment. Each Koleda party numbers seven—the Old Man, the Old Woman, the Crumbd Picker (who collects the presents and money, while the Old Man and Old Woman play the fool), and Four Singers, who carol out the | Christmas songs. The attire of the | Koledars is most grotesque, and their procession is joined by a huge crowd bt of townspeople, who take a great de- the stable “Everybody fled before the animal. $OLOPO LGB courageously. It entered the hotel, mounted the stairway, pushed open a bedroom door, and vanished. “Then the hotel man, close behind, heard from the bedroom an angry ex- clamation in a feminine voice, and the ds: better play than ; Master’ or ‘The Lion and the 1400 and the Mous. T'no! I-IARIES mn Mouse.’. . Tremendous heart Uense heart intersr l--“'”‘ C interest. ..A smashing human Dahner of acting” : story that raps the tyranny of ... The Americay AUTHOR OF the police department and the Will undoubteqy, evils of yellow journalism, “id¢ approval. v : ’I‘I—IE UON -~ and introduces real people with acted,.. f"(’"““" rin 4 » real emotions.” alrpaluse.T Fr[!'E m The Evening Telegram ey ufi?‘m"be- *AND M “Will rival in popularity aam l:]:"" |" ) » ‘The Lion and the Mouse'. Th B4 46 I Mgy | Absorbing story.. Gripping “Popula e World 'I‘I.IE situations ..Remarkable act- Rk RUlloss “ ” ® | ing of the cast.” i popfl}::v T:I:bm MAGGIE PEPPERCETC " mimswer “""hie 9 “A human pulse beating in “The stamp cof 1) - the play.” pingly, convincinzi: — mBGN Christmas comes, the falries know. | HAnd of that hiss your first day dreams are | MISTOOK BEAR FOR FUR COAT | we shall soon se¢ some very rt-mark-l one morning the bear escaped from 1 The hotel man, however, pursued it | W. FISKE JOHNSON REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGOTIATED LUZS AXD SELLS REAL ESTATE, GRAJGE GROVE PROF:. TY A SPECIALTY. | [ i | | [ ROOM 7 - . - e 3 . Raymouds | Battrie | 1 MISS RUBY C. DANIEL Lakeland’s Leading News and Stationery Store All the leading papers and magazines. Sta- tionery, Post Cards, Scnool Sup- plies, Cigars and Tobacco. Lobby of Edisonia Theatre Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated N 3 f!NE'«Eniu&!»@kiuiwswiwsw‘iw!’m»éflub‘«&@éfié'i*!ww i T Y Y Y o T e i The Lakeland Steam Laundry i[: §S one of the best equippedplants in the State having all modern machinery and what is more, we have operators who know how to use them. We want everybody's laundry. Do you send yours? If not, why not give a trial next weck? R. W. WEAVER, fro. *Phone 130 | | i When You Send a Present, Send a Box of FENWAY CHOCOLATES We say they are the best Candy made and the best v2'ue 7 ™ | | | light in the antics of the jesters. HOPOPO IO GHOPOFOEOBLO | lege of the masculine gender to de this. I think after the theater it rather late to sit out on the porch unless on a warm evening and when other members of the family are up. 1 see no harm in a friendly letter oz an occasional postcard to boy friends who are out of town, provided “mothk or” does not object. The News Job Office Rooms 11 and 12 (upstairs) Kentucky Building. SR PO A “Gfl;rge. dear, how often have 1 for- | ) 0 rchant who do¢f bidden you to come into my room | :qb*nn h.gw‘;gw Bl;'flgyw. . p'::u"l:ebi best 0 ¥ hom without knocking—and in rour avto-| W are you going to believe? Here's our suggestion, Investizate mobile coat, too! i =3 Emyouflli\kfie you are using s best, how wul ¥ - | there is a better candy unless you try Fenway. W Too Late. i Fenway Chocolates are the equal of any candy -2 youriter anHalt! Your money o | [ other stores from 80c. to $1.00 a get we sell it pouncs O Victim—It's no g0, stranger. My | umm“_. Fresh every day. -y 1 wite's in the same line of business ak | ways at Christmas time, and she's just | fizished with me. | Lake Pharmacy