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

[— PCRSONAL ARAGR a A () 040 \\. Buchanan, Jr., <ter, Mrs. Sam Van- i spent Monday in Tam-. spent the day shop- r and d er, ve been spending S BT . are and children 18 Worthington northern part of the tor they will spend several santly. ey Eaton, who has been music at Inverness aud for the past several at home for a rest and W Deen and family will Juy for their summer trip. y first in Atlanta, and well-known resorts of North Carolina. They v about two months. 1 Melton and family expect morning for a two take Grorsia, and visiting the various Yay day p. which they will ¥ Tennessen Greater, who attend- Talla- o the past year, has been pest few weeks very Iomasville and Quit- coted home with- an's Col » at s it may be probable in this evening ome who arrives this Rodrick little returned home 1y pleasant stay of several © Tewmeszee and Kentucky tlher have been the guests of The stopped for sev- n Jacksonville, where they cnests of Mrs. Rodrick’s sis- « enroute home, and Timmons, of Arlington, i the city visiting his sister, Rolert Thompson, on Virginia Mr. Timmons is a student nta School of Medicine and much impressed with Lake- 1¥= he don’t think it would nof his profession to locate cine snch a healthy look- w vho still lived a live- and its ad- o formerly wn he following | n ba very applic- town to tie Lak I then some ington land.” hoosting for | W that we'll G0 people EDISONIA. presents dram a great “In the days IS This picture is bortraval of the early vVill b attractive NES' AND CHILDRENS’ THEATRE LM TONIGHT., -3 TRAIL ———— vasiiee 108 ER12........5 .. | sthool house THE EVENING TELEGRAM, L. 'one did. By a pull together we can advance the school interests of Lake- land a hundred per cent or we cai || cripple it for years to come by a hasty misfit. N. A. RIGGINS. grnomnmr SPEAKERS WHO WILL ADDRESS CONVENTION. Lake City, June 19.—A number of prominent speakers have been placed on the program or the B: Y. P. 1 convention which meets here Jul: 1 to 7, among whom are the follow- ing: E. M. Poteat, president, Furm.: v, Greenville, 8. C.5 J. W editor Western Reeords Ky.; B. D. Gray, -d, Atlanta, Ga.; J | RIGGINS HAS SOME REMARKS ON KICKERS AND OTHER THINGS univers l'“l"xl‘l'. Louisville, secr | Yes, Lam a Kicker and have helped | Kick into ey 4 sreat many R oll |l‘“in{.:s in Lakeland that are or pub- hulmfl ‘.UI ‘; ilir- benetit. No other man did quite ATHIUr Byt o | + : s socretary, Baldwin, Miss.; 0 much as | did in Kicking th HIFY, M seereta | Wiley, We now have into exist 4 Muskogee, Okl W o1 Upshaw, o P\ A proposition to bond for a . Atlanta, Ga.; vt Baptist chur V. Duke, pa church, Tampu First By mee, Flag, W, D Baptist church Stephens, pastor Plant City: Cramer, pastor First Orlando; 1. Dean pastor First Baptist church, hassee; €. A, Owens, pastor Firs ptist church, Deland; G, E. Ma- bry, president Stute convention, Tam pa; Lee MacDonnell, chairman Stat sunday school committee, Tampa, Park Trammell, attorney general ol Florida, Tallahassee; Ira J. Cartor Judge of Third circuit, Like Oak: ER Rogers, State Mission secretary i ¢ Peelman, W Jacksonville; Mrs. | union leader, Gaines ret Porter of Ocala. Lake City; Dr. A Alas- dt also be on stence Sunday school (O HT \ | 3 tor Golden i »chool house hiad been voted down gy t;x large majority, when 1 took up the kicking. Together with some other j#ood Kickers, we Kept Kicking the proposition forward until we got a ; &00d school house, |1 was not slack in kicking torward the last school bonding proposition nor in kicking it up to the Supreme Court for a test of its constitution- ality, nor in kicking for an amend- rent to the State constitution, open- ing a way to bond for school houses; nor will I be slack in trying to kick that amendment into a law next No vember, or in kicking for bonds when it becomes a law, nor will 1 cease to kick for everything that right along the line of school houses from now until it does become a law, Yes, 1 am a Kicker and it is no dis- aiace to kick it you kick like a man forward. There is an animal that Kicks backwards, and has a voice thai has neither music by Hebson, Jacksonville, Fla; o tor First DBaptist Bl AL Helt, tist church, Kiss Nowlin, pastor Fir Lakeland, ¥ n First Baptist church, P church, pastor i Adcock Talla is } Gainesville; Mrs MU J. Cloar, Junic 3 Miss M 13 S Al Montague, add that others secretary, I, I nor brains in it beware of imitations, All admit that th later have to be a school house on Why e ”:‘L",FreCkled Girls Birmingham, e will =ooner o miy : : ram 1 the south side of the railroad not build it now? building less now will than The more now te by waiting., probably it will a building CORU few yia henee, will coxt e ” It is an absolute fact, that one 50 cont i § "ljar of WILSON'S FRECKLID CREAM Theve is nothing to gadn | il either remove your freckles or e ¢ It the county bowrd will | them to fade and that two jars will ¢ven lend us their credit tand | in the most severe cases completely eure St i i them. We are willing to personally they will) untit such time 4 guarantee this and to return your monc y will allow us to issue district bonds. | without argument if your complexion is we can take up the indebtedness with | not fully restored toits natural beauty. o ran e wiy e deitedness S WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM is fine, b : " fragrant and absolutcly harmless, Will condition of our school without wait- | not make hair grow but will positively ing. ieir:nsovccg‘AN. oldMP:;SS and l;‘ll‘;‘E?K- The <iti Hd ah nidi S. Comein today and tryit, The jars The proposition to build an addi are large and results absolutely certain, tion to the present school house was | Sent by mail if desired, ice % thoroughly threshed out more than | Mammothjars$1.00. WILSON'S FAIR SKIN sobxac. For sale by LAKE PHARMACY. than it will in the years come, believs s the law the bonds, and relieve the congested two years ago, and overwhelmingly rejected. Today the reasons for build- irg a house on the south side are much greater than they were at that time. The south side pays about 0 per cent of the taxes, and has more chil- dren to send to school than are on the north side, and | am at loss to see what principle of jus right would force all the money 211 the children to the north when the conditions on hoth would be improved by buildinz ANOTHER NEW BUILDING. “Yes, it's true! 1'm going to quit ving rent, Jim, and put me up a n little cattage. I've been figur- ing on the lumber, mill work, und all the materials needed and the prices are all right Jim, why don't you huild, too? Go around and talk with the Lakeland Manufacturing Compuny Those felolws will make * or and side sides on z You want to build, sure the south side This talk about dividing the dis- i it it will trict sounds «hil 1 to me OWN AN AUTOMOBILE the parties who are talkine g 5 figure up a 1%tl,. on the condition it they will We have debaker corporation to Flander's {them here to show you., Anie | terested ple; will be ple quote prices. If you want reliable car, you will not ! pointed if you purchase these we have mentioned G. C. ntracted with 1 S ell 1M e leave them try in anyvthiy wonld ‘ | te forget they stid ¢ about [ 50's and 20 it in- nd we and sood, s been secured on an call or pho An option i ) v v new building 1 to demon It will but the ideal site for | COst some money, of course roand site wil] not cost disap- { new buildin { Lelf as mueh per capita as the old M OO0V OVOO000000CO < ALWAYS A GOOD @ SHOW AT THE < MAJESTIC. 6000000000600 0600 5-28-tf AJESTI SPECIAL SATURDAY PITCHERS and FERN DIsES Only 20, P. S.—Watch our /) . ' Program for Tonight, THE I | | | LANCHMAN'S DEBT OF HONOR AR OPEN AT 6 P. M. General Aumisfsion...loc= (Children, under 12....5¢| Feacesesessntrrteensrs e Baptis! { AK ELAND, FLA '(HARITIES AND CORRECTIONS JUNE 19, 1912, CONFERENCE ADJOURNS (By Associated Press.) Cleveland, 0., June 19.—The thir-! ty-uinth Conference of Charities and Corrections ended its session lAHLI,\’.|; The body will meet in Seattle next year | i i | He Was Enlightened. We don't approve of the imperti- i nence, but perhaps in the following | case the grouchy street car passenger | | got no more than he d served. ‘le | bad asked a conductor if ho knew | When a certain train le t the Nnrmj station, and on beinz answered in the | negative he exclaimed offensively: “Why is it that this road ewploys o many farme “Just to look .'nh‘rl the cattle 1 avel on the care,” was the o wtor's qu'ck retort.— Boston Ty cript Got Nootly Over Difficulty, The may o a Prench town had, in with the regulations, to port for a rich and | of hi | in spite of a s make « u izhly resiccable iady mee, wio t | ment, was very vain of In-r‘ rersonal appearance. His native po- liteness prompled him to gloss ov-r the deteet, and, after a moment's reflection, e wrote among the items of personal Jdeseription: ‘Eves dark, | beautiful, tender, expressive, but one of them missing.” Remembrances of the Pigtall, [ Waist song pigiails were the fashe | ionable ~ear in England about 1740, | and before (hat the bhag wig had be~n adorned with a pigtail looped up in a black silk bag. As late as 1868 an old gentleman was seen 1 London with his gray hair tied behind in a short cue, and even today oue can find a relic of the pigtail, for the three pieces of black velvet on the dress | tunics of officers in the Royal Welsa | Fusileers are the remains of the rib- bon with which the cue was tled. | | Submarine Boat Not New. The tirst submarine boat was in- vented and successtully tried in the 'elgh(colllh century | : e The Mann Plumbing and Constrn L tion Co. is prepared to do sour tin AL Kinds of metad ton South 1o | G| | ( | i | | ning and rooting work. Give Kentueky avenue a trial Mhone u Willows as Mourning Symbol. The Babylonian willov, with ity long drooping branches, has come to | be the mhol of mourning the world | or, EBven in China it is planted as | such. There seems to be much uu-t thority for believing that it was upon this tr hat the Israelites hung thetr harps before their sorrowing depars ture from Babylon, whence, perhaps, arose the symbolism of the tree. Leaning Tower's Secret. The Leaning Tower of Plsa is in no danger of falling. For over eight hun- dred years it has been inclined to one side, but it is said to be as safe to- day as when it was built. This is be- cause the workmen found it settling to one side while they were erecting it, so the tower was made accord- ingly. Black princess lace, plaited, borders 1 frill of plaited chiffon Tiny white pearl oblong trim a side frill of plaited net, Flat looy black velvet ribbon e all the y down the central frhil of white lace, A charming 1 is of very fine and silky batiste embroidered in both golid and eyelet work and bordered | with white and fringe. Miniature silk roses, perfumed with any desired gachet powder, come all buttons ol o panel of a d ¢ | ready to sew In the top of the corset, | within the top of a sleeve, or any- | where that a bit ¢f perfume may be ! concealed, to lend its sweetness to the costume. These little sachet roses come in white and In pink, and a set of them makes a charming gift for a dainty girl. Stylish Gloves, White is =till the proper shade In gloves, but tans are also good form and the various shades of taupe are growing in popularity Champagne | color iz correct wih the right cos- tume, and black gloves will be much worn with the season’s popular white cestumes 7S in America ipping i | olla . F. BAILEY. 1017 Oldest. Brand The Best Fitting, Easiest Sl Four-ply Collar on the Market Fo Sale by X Two Good Places: H. C. Stevens’ Jewelry Store AXND . . lakeland, Florida . . We Won't Sacrifice Quality but we are always studying how to Increase The Quality " most now but we are anxious to give Phone us and prove it, We give the more. Best Butter, per pound . ... Sugar, 16 pounds ........... Cottolene, 10 pound pai Cottolene, 4-pound pails. Snowdrift, 10-pounl pails. .. .. 4 cans family size Cream 7 cans baby size Cream. ... .. 1-2 barrel best Flour.......... 12 pounds best Flour Picnic Hams, per pound Cudahy's Uncanvassed Hams. . Octagon Soap, 6 for Ground Coffce, per pound. . .. 5 gallons Kerosene . E. G. Tweedell . " QY YGi50) X I Low round trip fares F’J North and West B Commencing June 1stand daily thereafter round trip tickets over the Louisville & Nashville Rail- road will be sold at greatly reduced fares to all the principal lake, mountain and sea shore resorts and to many of the larger cities in the North and West. These tickets will be good returning until October 31st, and bear liberal stop-over privileges. Charleveix ....-$50.05 Chautauqua Lake Pts. 47.40 Chicago 1350 Denver 58.60 Detroit 13.50 Daluth 61.50 French Lick Springs - ---- 35.20 Mackisac Island 52.00 Mann 30.90 These are but a few of the points. There are a great many others and we will be pleased to git full information upcn application. A= 2 &) Marquette .. Milwaukee .. Minneapolis Niagara Falls Put la B:y Petoskey Salt Lake City Toronto Waokesha --$59.65 - 4710 - 1.5 - 50905 - 7160 4594 DA\ A b Cave .- — p— . CAN INSZX ) 2 e ‘. 3 Fs 4 H. C. PRETNEY, Fla. Pass. Agt Q ' 118 West Bay . A Let Us Arrange Your Vacation Trip = 7 ~ oy Jacksonville i ¥ e & b Snbbembaonend 0