Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 19, 1912, Page 5

THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA. FEBRUARY 19, 1912 - PR PAGE FIVE On account of the Chautauqua, the meeting of the Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyte- rian church has been postponed until further notice, P A A i = Y ! Those Who Comeand Go Rev. D. B. Sweat, editor of Florida Christian Advocate, the the BB D D g .. Turper is up from Tam-/Methodist denominational organ, s erviewing the merchants.|in Lakeland this afternoon, coming 8 down from Dade City, where he preached yesterday. He will leave for his home at Arcadia this after- noon, Mr< McCall, of Oveido, enjoyed a ¢ m her father, Rev, \WW. H. ver, last week.—Orlando Citi- The family of R. R. Welch arrived in the city Thursday from Ohio and will take up their reidence here. For the present they are stopping at the McRory house.—Bartow Record. Mr. Welch is a brother of Mr. H. T. Welch and formerly was agent of the South- ern Express office here. W i B. Smith has purchased 10 . res 1ving just north of town from e eirs of L. Yon, which is a very piece of property. Alr< A L. Pursley left at noon to- iy tor Jacksonville, where she goes 1o week with her friends, Mr. Walter Oakley. i came p tods| josirat Dr. W. L. Davidson, who lectures tonight at the Chautauqua, leaves to- i swith Hardin came up today { piorrow for Orlando, where on Wed- I and is spending the aft-|yosday he opens the Orlando Chau- p o looking after the erec-{iauqna, which he will conduct for < imilding at the corner of |y, next ten days. The Rogers' Go- 4 Florida avenue [shen Band, diss Bunnell, Miss R | Donnell and Miss Hamilton all go to! ! o Lakeland has e | bt we dre glad 1o say Wi put on the t | fed people thronsh wing towns, Lakeland gy ent position Orlan | Miss Nuna Patton, who has heevn | i spending the past ral woeks with Tewett, of Ocala, is in|, . \ < Ber parents at Greeusbharg, Ky, als a visit of some time, | creis the guest of PR l'lll:r\l\l; m‘:ff;r:'”:: |summer millinery, returned nr !,:llw» oiie oh .““;.m" ('in'l‘.!h'”d last night, l.v will he <_'I inter- [ est to Miss Patton’s many friends to “ I “_“.:m”w hu.: e ‘,"”_\.jlv;u‘n that she was accompanied hom.: I with Mr. J. B. Smith, by her mother, who will spend the becomes the owner of | Winter here. This is her first visit W the Baker Addition, |10 Taketand although her daughters sold for $200 each, ‘”\,Hh:m- made it their home for the past Yoot will probably erect tal thereon at an early | g @ royal welcome from every one her| c A : fehe purehas @ line of spring awd o sivoor seven years, and she is receiv- | The citizens of Lakeland, durin Gl COOOOVOOVOOOOSOL | 1 . CLantangin sea on, feel a cot D ‘1 nions clow of pride ar the thonzi? ISON I A‘ul the n learned and zifted peo who th u nd this fee! the Pioneer Picture House of Lakeland. tor the twen Pet: iCRAN TONIGHT. AND HIS SQUAW, v, 0T A COWARD. S ATONLIIENT In watches as in most every liue of manufactured two classes—ilie dependable and the other class We sell watches that we can honestly recommond—watches thet will give satisfaction. A sun-dial was the old way of telling the time; it worked fine when the sun shone. but left people guessing on cloudy days. ust as well buy sun-dials as some of the cheap imitation watches that are offered for sale. one you can depend npon—one ¥ As watch spesi A Pleasure to Show s whare w» WVatch avd clock repairing. that's a watch that fails to give you correct time, bring it to Jjobs that others have failed to n run Me- fvisiting the northern markets where| shine, Ii |STANLEY KREBS LECTURES TOMORPOW AT CHAUTAUQUA Miss Rutnh, came up Saturday irom Keenly ulive to the extraordinary demands of an extraordinary age, Dr. Stanley LaFevre Krebs, who lec- tures tomorrow afternoon on *“Two Snakes in Eden,” stands at the top of the rank as an investigator of mental laws, a student of human na- ture, and as a graduate psychologist. He has traveled on three continents, studying human conditions and re- lations; is prominent in educational, professional, business and musical spheres; is a member of the London Society of Arts; American Academy of Political and Social Science, New York; National Geographical Socie- ty, Medico-Legal Society, Phi Beta aKppa, ete.; contributor to maga- zines and author of books on political economy and applied psychology that bave a wide circulation here and abroad. He is an original thinker, « man of magnetic presence and per- sonality, an awakener of energy and parpose, handling the great problems ot the individual and national life fof our times, His remarkable command of lan- aze, his powers o analysis, the iosic of i casoning, the scope of ! learning and his keen and trén- wit, have bronziit him fame d standing. To his ripened intel- manifold tal e adds 2 nestiess and broad-minded- Dess which place him among the very | toremost of his profession, Want to buy, either house or va- cant lot, on either South Mas [setts avenue, South Kentucky avenue, South avenue, or South | Florida avenue, not over four blocks {trom Main strect. Address P. O, Box Lakeland, Fla. 2-19-t1 Tennessee Laed, | §O0OEOHOIADO LOLOEOHOTONO 63 2EOOODOOOODOOCONOHOOHD Star Theatre ‘Program for Tonight: SANTA CRUZ BEACH AND CLITT DRIVL. (2 ! THE GRAY WOLVES. 3 (5eigo NDLY MARRIACE. Ditima, BERLIN, I A TRI CIGHTS o7 [ TOR AN HOUR goods, there are |WARM WRAPS A NECESSITY Goods I dravght while a | ing hailed, | clad. have von us. We cater to | | be avoided for PR s e S T ——— s ——— —— —— 7 —— S——— G. N. FUNK & COMPANY Kentucky Avenue, Opposite Park, Lakeland, Florida | least of it, 1o come out of the heated ' house, as o n | thi ! thing warmer and more sul stantial | | should be worn. i terions resulls in the way of croup | and colds, Mrs. R. E. Abel and daughter, Terra Ceia to visit Mrs. Abel’s sister, Mrs. L. B. Bevis. Miss Ruth return- ed home yesterday, but Mrs. Abel remained over for the week in order to attend the Chautauqua, THE STAR THEATER. Offers another good program for to- night; as a headliner they offer “A Friendly Marriage,” a very fine vita- graph drama, and “A King for an Hour,” “Sights of Berlin,” *“Gray Wolves,” “Santa Cruz Beach,” and “Cliff Drive” go to make up a very fine picture program. GIRDLE HAS GROWN SMALLER Now Little More Than a Band, With a Fringe or Two to Soften Severity of Effect. 2y The term “girdle” used to suggest rather bulky swathings of folded silk or satin, sometimes brought to a point Ligh up in the middle of the back. We can even remember “girdle forms,” four or five inches wide, poiuted at top and bottom, front and back, which were oice looked on as the cream of style. But the newest velvet gledle of today has bat liitle in corumon with these hall-torgotien outiines, and can be nido with much less trouble, as Wi with a wuch less elaborate foundation. It is, in fact, only a flat, narrow band around the waist, with perhaps a single little fold to soften the severity of the effect. From one side of it hang flat ends, two of them, perhaps a couple of inches wlde, fine ished with a heavy deep siiken fringe of the same color as the velvet. If the dress with which it is to Le worn be of some light and delicate fabric, while the velvet is black, it Is a wise precaution to line these girdle ends cither with white silk or with the fab- ric of the gown, as in swinging with the natural movements of the wear- er's body they must rub against the skirt, There girdle ends can hang any length that one pleases, to suit the ilmes of one'’s gown, but the prettiest ones are those which fall no more than 15 inches for the longer end, the shorter one's fringe coming exactly to the top of thit on the longer one. WHEN HIS HIGHNESS SLEEPS Nightrobes of Flannclette or Soft Thin Flannesl Will Keep H'm From Taking Dangerous Culd. i | al that infantg | protected at | ry apt to kick the hed covering off, sometimes with | ght, as they are Ther L it i8 heat 1o provide your | ren wilh long nis lanneleita or soit, thin flan- | mrletely cover their ltue | » the robe, or rown, perfectly | ain, and have it buiton in frontt. | ek width is ent about six wer than the front and fin. ished with a deep bem in which but- tonholes are worked, Finish the front breadth with a hem, and sew on flat buttons; then, when baby goes to sleep, buiton tie gown over at the bottom, €0 he cannot possibly ur.cov- er his little imbs. The slecves of the gown are made plain and long cnough to cover the hands. Above the hands a little easing is placed and a drawstring or rihbon Berves to close the sleeve like the top of a bag, thus keeping little hands snug and warm, It you do not wish to cover the hands, the drawstring can be placed about the wrist and drawn up so it Wil keep the small arms from sud- den chill. Beeds of Disease Likely to Be Sown When This Important Require- ment Is Neglected. It is highly dangerous, to say the atmosphere of a theater or private of us do, and go r, or stand in a or « is be- Lbeing sulliciently into tha eold ni withou Thus too disphanous a wrap should i r use, and some- | not improve on velvet &5 a material to make our evening wraps of, and this | Is equally guccessful in a dark color, euch as black bordered with white, old blue with sable or marten, and geran- fum, cerise pink or scarlet with black fox or skunk, which are among a va- rlety of combinations which contrast admirably, and should be selected With & view of best suiting the color lag ot the wearer. For this reacon, therefore, one can- | | | Hll!l”i bl trohés | %WE WANT ALL $ $ Judge . A. Boswell returned last Saturday ngiht from a trip to Cin- nati, Chicago and Kansas City. The Judge says he struck the cold weath- er and plenty of snm\n—' Bartow Cou- TAKE IT IN TIME. Just as Scores of Lakeland People Have. Waliting doesn’t pay. If you neglect the aching back, Urinary troubles surely follow. Doan's Kidney Pills relieve back- ache, Relieve other Kidney ills, Lakelund citizens endorse them. Mrs. W. E. Browning, 236 South Tennessee avenue, Lakeland, Fla,, says: “l think that the uric acid in my system was the cause of my poor health., About a year ago one ol my nugers began to swell and became very stiff, 1 went to a doctor, but he couid do nothing tor me, and as one of my relatives had been cured o Kiduey disease by boan’s Kidney Piils, i tuought that it might be we.l for e to try them. L obtained 4 box at the Lake Pnarmacy and soon atter beginning their use, my condi- tion improved. 1 teel justified in praising Doan's Kiduney Pilis highly.” (Statement. given May Ui, 1908 Re-Endorsement. On February 1911, Mrs, Brown- ing said: *1 gladly confirm my for- mer statement in which 1 told of my experience with Doan's Kidney Pills, I still use this remedy occasionally and it always brings the best of re- sults.” 28, For sale by all dealers. Price, H0 cents, Foster-Milburn Co,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States, Donn's Remember the name an take no other, I eator, QOVCFOCHOOOCOOHCHORROICHCOCHOIREOO QOOOCOVOOVVOOOOHCFOCHFORIORTE SPECIAL NOTICE! % Our rink will be opened Monday and Tuesday afternoon and night. On Tuesday night no gentlemen will be admitted unless accompanied by a lady. parties when informed in advance We are also open for private For Ladies and Gentlemen ONLY! Lakeland Skating Rink (Over the Star Theatre) | 9000000000000 OOVCCTOCON O OOOMHAOIOPIOOE 00000000000 i COOOBOO0O0VOO0COOVOOCCOO0 e e T R A TS The Book Said So. The geography class was in ses sfon, One small pupil astonished the class by stating that in’a certain sec- tion of South America there were talking monkeys. When the teacher questioned the statement the young- ster opened his geography and tri- umphantly read: “This region is in- habited by a species of monkey; properly speaking, apes.”—The DeMn- Blame Mountain Railroads. The Swiss peasants are of the opinion that the constant shrinkage of the Alpine glaciers is due to the build- fng of mountain railroads. © Always In . | The Lead | That's What We Aim To Be % Always in the jead, when vt comes 1o fresh, pare i fullestrengih druss, toi- e st ce——— let articles, sundrics, ¢ Ul drug store merchan- ! dise. You'll be sutistied when you deal at our ' store for our service s pleasing in every way. | S We can get provided they are hom them by alities of our dry goods, We Might Fool You Once ch methods bur w even if we wanted to do it ctter for both you Jeode e oteeduol Joaoofodoofoooidoddodr BB 8.0 T R T ey HENLEY & HENLEY THE WHITE DRUG STORE over-statements as to y are mighty all. Hone ELIMINATE DISTANCE | Phone i Your | Order | Don’t try your temper or | paticn®e, simply go to | your telephone and eall 62, and you will he con- nected with our Special Order Department., What- ever your particnlar de- we'll take saticfac- sitisfac- sire may be, it with zoods angd | care of tory tory service, RN P P e a ¥ i H THE DOLLARS to win misstatements as to the e we couldn’t do it twice, st dry zoods at honest and us. TIPS’ TRRETE TS e el 34 ’ [