Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 16, 1912, Page 5

THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAK ELAND, FLA., MARCH 16, 1912. PAUE FIVE pounds, of Delaware, 0., were in Cubb Thursday. SRS R S M . E Calloway and Misses Meddie Huntsman and Jennie Cal-|in attendance, the special feature joway visited C. L. Burns in Lake-|being the award of the orphan baby jand—Plant City Courler. e — Miss Hattle Hendrix spent Tues-|‘“orphan” turning out to be a young @y in Lakeland with her brother|kid. A garl, who is critically ill.—Plant City Courier. The Farmers' club met today at|night “Butterfly night.” tbe home of Mr. L. B. Gill, and as 3 large T egjoved the day to the fullest ex- tent. Miss May Perry, of Lakeland, is ipstructing a class of nine pupils in sic at Mrs. D. A. Raulerson’s. ¢ Porry is attractive and her pu- pils are advancing nicely. Severai old bachelors at Youmans want to join—1not the class.—Youmans Cor- respondint to Plant City Courier. W, Turner was a visitor Wb on Thursday. Mr. Turner mpanied by his old friend ¢0 mate, Rev. W. A, E, I, of Indianapolis. The two ave been spending several ful days hunting and fishing he vicinity of Chubb and re- port splendid success, Nr. te (1 DD NOT RECOMMEND TRAVELLING BOOK AGENT. ——— I Lis been reported to me that lnok agent who is work- city is using a recommen- me and alleging that to various parties in live not sent him m’ ago 1 gave his | mimendation on a sim-| ks, but not this one. | wendation was based 14 prospectus in whieh | desirable features were . muny of which did noi ! © books themselves, and | to accept the set at tha. E. C. ANGELL. i entor A. Eidson, the great in- ompatied by his wife and " are spending the balance Winter and spring at their tome at Fort Myers. H. C. Lakeland, e ————————— @ A full line of Jewelery, Silver ware and Cut Glass always on hand for you to select from. _— done promptly and col. Vost, of Lakeland, and Dr.|come. owd went out all, no doubt, | Picture tonight, being ome of the € Our Repair Department is the best. Philatheas’ Invitation. The Philathea class of the First Baptist church invite all young la- dies of the city who do not attend any Sunday school to meet With g ang also the manmer in which thém tomorrow at 9:30 a. m., where i i it w they will be given a cordial wel- A8 (oxpended: by the Amosifted The following is the amount of money collected for Mrs. Gill's bene- Charities: Amount collected $115.3% Expenditures— EDISONIA. Nurse ........ ..$96.00 Last night was a record breaker ‘Dn;:n B e ;: Oil Cloth ........ .40 girl, who was drawn by Mrs. Sey- mour. This proved to be a joke, the ¥ oo 0o HARAR 109.40 Balance ... $5.99 There remained another drug bill Several Interesting features to-|,¢ §17.20 and on this was applied right, principal being the drawing|ine pajance of $5.99, which left a of the marriage license. Monday|pgjance of 35.21’due for drugs. Very respeetfully, MRS. R. R. SULLIVAN, Treasurer Associated Charities, Special attention is called to the Dickens' series turned out by the Thanhauser Co. Others to follow. PROMINENT JOURNALIST GUEST OF MR. C. G. MEMMINGER., [Ever see or hear of a mulefoot hog? Just like any other sort of Hon. W. B. Haldeman, one of the|hog only he parteth not the hoof, illustrious family of Louisville jour-|hence his name. It is said they have nalists, whose Courier-Journal i8ibeen bred in their purity for many recognized as one of the most ac-|years in a number of States; they credited mouthpieces of public sen-lare to be sen in Sweden, Holland, timent and genuine Democracy|Scotland, Norway and Turkey, and throughout the country, was a vis-|there are records of their existence for to Tampa yesterday. Col. Hal-|in different parts of the world, cen- deman is the owner of a comfort-|turies ago. It is supposed they able home and estate at Naples- | were first brought to America from on-the-Gulf, where he has becn!Africa. The meat is said to be spending his winters, with occa-|particularly good. The breeders in sional exceptions, for twelve years.|the United States have an organiza- Like most men of discernment he[tion, the American Mulefoot Hog finds the attractions of the Gulf|Record Asociation, with head- (oast of Florida superior, by far, to|quarters at Columbus, Ohio. hose of any other so-called winter, resort, and he- has enjoyed an an- nual resuscitation there which he is frank to say has prolonged his life and made more pleasurable his ac- tivities in journalism. Col. Haldeman was the guest yes- terday of C(ol. . G. Memminger, nl‘l Lakeland, . phosphate king, whoge| __ devotion to Florida proverbial, and of Editor W. F. Stovall ,of the Tribune, catching a sort of k:l](‘M-| oscopic view of Tampa and its at-! BABY SHOW, tractions. At El Pasaje, he was giv-| Special Prizes and Features, en a Spanish luncheon with \\'illi<; Marriage License Given Tonight. Powell, of the Board of Trade, and| SHIE RMPEY TRDIR E. D. Lambright, of the Tribune 1”';“';?:“'"' lmlrifl:l‘l" ¢ accompanying ‘“‘hoosters.”-—Tam- & THE LITTLE THIEF. (Comedy Drama.) SECRET ORDER OF HORNS. (Comedy.) LOVES OF DAVID COPPERFIELD. (From Dickens' Novel.) MULEFOOT HOG. 3 OO0 EDISONIA { THE LADIES’ AND CHILDRENS’ THEATRE is PROGRAM TONIGHT. pa Tribune, A girls’ Tomato Club has been organized at Roberts, in Escambia county, and the prizes will be award- ed at the fair which is held in Pen- sacola every year. An cffort is to be made to organize one of these clubs in every white school in that county. THE ADMISSION ... .. ...0uus CHILDREN under 12 ... +.10 cts STEVENS Florida JEWELER @ _The largest and most com- plete line of Watches ever brought to Lake- land now on dis~ play. Each piece of work carefully and ALWAYS GUARANTEED .6 cts [nnronrs OF FUNDS COLLECTED |Emmm AND EXPENDED FOR MRS. GILL GRAND @ These valuable Lots have been consigned to us to be sold ‘to the highest bidder Absolutely Regardless of Price, On Easy Terms. e . The opportunity of a lifetime for the homebuilder or the investor. Don’t fail to attend this sale! Q. A bag of Gold and Silver [and many Valuable Presents and Souvenirs will be given away, FREE (. Let all attend, rain or shine. Band. THE UNITED REALTY & AUCTION CO. Home O. T. Wallace, General Manager, Wauchula. 40 choice residence lots near the heart of Wauchula, Florida FRIDAY, MARCH 22, AUGTION ALE ATI10OA. M. w Music by Excellent Concert Office: WILMINGTON. N. C. ORDER OF MOOSE INSTITUTION. Notice is hereby given to all those that have signed the charter list for a subordinate lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose ,that same will be instituted Wednesday night, March 20, at Holders hall, at 7:3v c'clock, A full attendance is carn- estly requested as permanent orga- nization will be effected, oflicers elected and installed and other mat- ters for the good of the order will be taken up. Obeisance to the Mid- night Sun will be promptly at 12 o'clock. Fraternally in P. A, & P, W. HARRY GAGE, H Deputy Supreme Organizer | made | i | The First National bank's hand-| some new electric sign is the swell- est thing in town, and last night hundreds of eyes went skyward in admiration. One man was heard to say “that sign makes us feel real Tampaish” but he was interrupted by another chap who said “Go on, you mean New oYrkish.” The sign is a handsome affair, indeed, and placed on the top of the huildimi. it shows off to splendid advantage| and is a big advertirement for the institution it represents and for Lakeland. The First National s, | indeed to be congratulated on this) handsome improvement which adds | much to the metropolitan appear-; ance of our fast rowing ciwv ! | A new school building is to be] erected at Gary. | ARKET NEWAM MEAT MARKET AND GRCCERY STORE. Good Meats, Fresh Groceries, prompt service, reasonable prices. Call or phone J. J. Thompson & Son 809 North Florida Ave; 'Phone mi Black. , |warrant these terms, but will [ cure suitable quarters. AUTOMOBILES Why Not Smoke the BEST Of All Kinds at Low Prices and on Liberal Terms. Have added to my automobile agency, which covers Polk county the Case line of cars, one of the fin- est lines manufactured. Am arrang- ing to add a line of cheaper cars, which will make it possible for me to furnish almost any class of car Can furnish cars part cash, where conditions not knowingly contribute to wrecking any man's business by selling on time to those not able to own car. It you cannot come to see me, write me and T will send car for you to inspect. WHll receive five passenger “Case” car early next week, Will open supply depot soon as I can se-! D. H. Sloan. 3-15-tp desired, balance ‘on time, BLUNTS ol The Florida State Dankers' Asso- ciation will meet in annual wmw-n»i tion at Key West, April 4th and. Sth. . : SHOOTING STARS While For Sale at All Stands S. L. A. CLONTS Real Estate plenty of stars shooting around in our | | CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY— SOME FINE BARGAINS. the Star Theater has shot into their new field, you can find rink every night, Ladies are admitted to skat free at night. Good whole- some fun. Don't forget the L'!"Ill’l; Office in Clonts™ Building, masquerade in the near future, { o T SRR e F NOTICE. H : ‘e have sold out stock of lakcla“d SKatmfl Rlnk goods to L. B. \;fc(‘k:.“r lf“.'::y o:: Over Star Theater. has a claim against us would be glad they would turn it in to either of Ls. STRAN & RUTHERFORD. BOCOOOOOOOCOOOGOTHICOOTOO DOOOODOOOHOOTHOCOVOOOOOHIY 3-9-4-liew