Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 15, 1912, Page 5

i.vnolds, of Augusta,| Mrs. 0. J. Leach and children, of .v the guest of Miss [ Montgomery, ,Ala., are visiting Mr. ; and Mrs. J. 8. Dillard at their home iin the city. _of Brooksville, came ‘esterday and will ree weeks here the 1. Mr. A. J. Hol- Mrs. John O'Donald, who is spend- ing the summer in North Carolina, is tiow at Louisburg, where she is be- ing royally entertained. Miss Gladys Lovell leaves tomor- row morning for Piedmont, Fla., where she will spend the summer with her grandmother. Mrs. Lovell will accompany her as far as San- ford, and will then continue on her way to Philadelphia, where she will spend the summer with relatives. ¢ and family are oc- “lder cottage on East Mr. Hartzell's as stat- ue. Bt ... \.Mullen left today at T N. (., where Mrs. ze] are spending the will be gone two weeks. Despite the fact that the rain poured in torrents yesterday after- noon there was a big crowd out last night at the tent, where they heard a very inspiring sermon by Rev. Mc- Leod. If the rains continue it is not known whether the revival will con- tinue or not, however, it is hoped that the weather will not interfere, A. Perry, of Fruit- wnding several days \lr. Perry is under the . <nith for an affection of v Lovel]l leaves tomorrow {'i.iladelphia, where she ainder of the sum- and friends. Mrs, ends wish for her 1 <summer. She will re- tor the opening ot Yesterday afternoon one of the heaviest rains of the season fell. For over an hour the deluge continued, and residents in the neighborhood of Griffin say that this rain did more harm to the roads in that vicinity = S " ; e than any of the season. It rained - suran. toreman of the | another hard rain this morning, but, i ot of the Even-|the daily rains are beneficial and wearing several jcooling and have a tendency to make Livs owing to | the summer all the more pleasant and little sor |delizhtrul home Sunday R tie kid is alreads NOTICE! ttypes ST On and aftor July 15 the bhusiness O Memphis, Tenn., jorl the Union Auto Garage Co. will he vstem of that [eenducted steictly on a cash basis tand is spend- | This is no refitection on the credit of wother-in-law, four patrons, hut is found to he neces He coes ont this|sary, in order to conduct onr busi-| Coand from there [ vess satisfactorily., We thank our wok to Memphis | friends for their excellent patronag his stay will [ #rd solicit a continuation of their fu- ration vors, UNION AUTO GARAGE 0., BRI J. . Brown, V- U Baton and Col. John | A-15-2 . .. Bonsac. cave Lakeland on T ne for Talluhassee y represent Lakeland of the Peninsular tore the Railroad b oceurs in that city Laton goes to rep- i] and Col, Ed- ol Trade, Hooks, who has il weeks very ta with relatives, ud reports a most onth's grow- < Hooks, who is toteacher, will o schools the ntly accept- fthe <chools in Lnney very kindly 1 the editor's erta peaches most deliciows MeKennen The paving of Main street in Kis- simmee has been completed and was opened the other day to traflic. The people are much pleased with the fine street and the good appearance it presents, More than sixty bheen erected at the new town of Crys- tal Springs buildings have OWN AN AUTOMOBILE. We have contracted with the Stu- debaker corporation to sell E. M, F. 50's and Flander's 20's, We have them hLiere to show you. Anyone in- | terested please call or phone and we will be pleased to demonstrate and quote prices. If you want a good, reliable car, you will not be disap- pointed if you purchase either of these we have mentioned 3. M. Stephens 5-28-tf G. C. Rozan, ) P T e e Y M“AiE’éTl ’ SONIA. & € o “Cr2receenenns’d’ | D CHI[DR[\g' TRE 1 ! l i | . ""----...1“1 l"mfln‘..-....h Wanted Talent of All Kind seer the Better. Program for Tonight, OPEN AT 6 P. M. fienerarl Admission...10¢ | | | | | sl __(Children, under 12....5¢ | I THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA. JULY 15, 1912, P gy LRy 4 PR R b 4 wons o PAGE FIVR e s WOMAN’S CLUB DEPARTMENT Edited by the Press Committee of the Woman's Club The interest in civic betterment has become so widespread through- out the country during the past few vears that even the clubs organized primarily for jiterary culture have become to a great extent civic socie- Mrs. Sarah Phatt Decker, of Cclorado, former president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, said recently: “Dante and Browning now have to take a back seat to make room for Being and Do- ing.” Personal culture is no longer put before a great purpose. The sub- ject in which the best women of America are most interested is, How can we best serve our town, our State and our nation? The answer to this Guestion, almost without exception. is found in some form of civic work. Mrs. Decker is a firm believer in the responsibility of club women for the condition of their community. She favors fixing a fine upon every club woman who does not work for this civic improvement of her part of the city. I would make the fine big enough,” she says, “to make every club woman in the country awaken to the importance of *‘clean up day” for every city. These words of Mrs. Decker's, to hold every club woman responsible for the civic improve- ment in her section of the city, seems to be the electric button, the real key to the situation and to success; in- sistent and carnest work in the con- crete, rather than in the abstract, of planning and talking, is what will produce results, and results count, for @11 persons have a touch of the Mis- sourian in them they shown, but once shown interest will be aroused in any minded citizen who loves and country, and enthusiastic effor: will be the tinal result. This move- ment is so deep and hroad that thers ties. must. bhe thinging, broad- his TAETLELIONIN LT B T K T §-P-E-C-1-A-L 8-0z. JKLLY GLASSES 35¢c. Dozen Phonograph GIVEN Away FREE Watch Our Windows (34’07/ (Qrilga 5 AND 10¢ DEPT STORE 115 Main Strect Phone 282 Bla-k QYSITRGX P) [ ' resorts and to many of the larger cities in the \ 4 ‘ * North and West. 4o - tickets will be good k v © 31st, and bear iiberal { returning until Oc¢ stop-over privileo & Charlevoix ... . T30 ‘ Chautauqua Lal.c Dts. i Chicago 4 Deaver - -cev.. ... DU <o coiacananie §3 TSR R | | Freach Lick Springe - -.-- 3 Mackinac Islend J Mammotk Cave-on. .. These are but a few great many others a; full information un: ", Let Us Arranc P 3 i el 2 G - rown | IiE somethin for every one to do, for may be made to in- appertaining to a commuility. proper schoo! the term clude cvery matter i J'ure zood of PACKING HOUSE MARKET Phone 279 R. P. BROOKS Fla. Ave & Main'S s, sanitary public wproved conditions ul'; DA'LY MENU o o o BNl iR rids, Pound. | Pork Cuts, Kansas City. Pound. Do I subjonts (an Tolnstenlss s 100l alang e 25¢ ERG hades cilh e N0 LS .""“'T DO BLERK 4 v o sanissensn I8eIpony e e 25¢ woman desiving to enter this llvlvll_ i o ENHRY xiwixisg iy s ns o wide range for her activities. ! UONG BLOAK. « 2o vsiinarion e :‘ Mutton Cuts. Pound. The interest of ¢lub women in civie RO.”"“ steak .......o000ll00, lf‘ Chops, plain ........... i 25¢ work is only a recognition of the I‘of" ro“'it """"""""" l:'(' Chops, French ....oveveeveses 30c fact that all work pertaining to the P"“.‘“’ rib roast ............. 12c e e S U 25¢ welfare of a community is an en-|Plin roast ...........o.o... L e s 15¢ form of housekeeping and [ ROM roast ........ooovinen sl S 15¢ therefore of natural interest to wom-| SEW «..veviiiiiiiiie. . S“' Ham, boiled, sliced .......... 35¢ an. In many towns the interest i,,lstew, choice ........ TR 1o Ham, smoked, sliced ......... 25¢ ¢ivic work has brought about a co- | Beef Cutts—Kansas City. Pon:n_d Bacon, 81060 s sxssvess . 30c creration between men and women loin steak ......... ...l =3¢l pacon, whole strip ... .. ...25-22¢ in the improvement of public condi-|T bone steak ................ 30c All pork SaUBABE ..........s. 20¢c tions which has produced excellent|7 bone steak ................ 2?‘: Beef and pork sausage ...... 12%e¢ results, If the mayor and other city { Round steak ................ 25¢ Ext oflicials would meet with the club and [Rib roast ................ evo 15¢ cutline their special departments of {Loin roast .................. 25¢ Georgia peaches Dally. work and the needs of each so that a { Pork Cuts—Florida. Pound. | Fox River butter ... clean understanding and support [Chops ..............iinl..n. 20c| plookfield butter could be established, a sincere and{Roast ..............co0un0ns 18¢ B i cheess 2 for 26¢ Lkearty co-operation would follow,|Ham ............c.0vviinnn 20¢ that would prove Lakeland could do|Shoulder .................. . 15c|Small cream cheese...... 2 for 36¢ other marvels besides building a|Stew ,............. i3 e 12¢ | Dixie cheese ............... . 38 church in one day. C. D. Warner says: A woman set om anything will walk right through the moral crockery without wincing. American women are ‘set” on this grand achievement of clean, healthful towns and cities, and men must join her or make way for her. NOTICE. This is to inform my customers that I have moved my shoe repair shop to my home, and to ask them to please leave their work at Clough's Shoe store, where I will get same and return it two days afterwards. All work left there will receive my best attention. Thanking my customers for past favors and asking a continuance of their patronage, | am, True to the last, PHILIP FISCHER. June 25, 1912, Sounded Like Gaelie, A story is told of a certain mayor of Cork who headed o deputation to the emperor of the French and com- menced an oration to his majesty in which he conceived to b the French tongue. “Pardon me.” said the em- peror, after he had listened to the gpeech with much patience, “English I know fairly well, but, T regret to gav. | have never had an opportunity of studying the Irish language!"— Arge ot Birds Appropriate Wasps' Nest. An unidentified bird had captured the paln in this neighborhood for a unique place in which to bulld its nest. It has selected a wasps’' nest at the | gable end of a house in Lovely street Low vound trip fares North and West Commencing June 1st » 4 daily thereafter round trip tickets over the Lo sville & Nashville Rail- road will be sold at greatly reduced fares to all the principal lake, mountain and sea shore and buflt its nest therein. The nest {8 made of cotton batting, sticks and grass, The wasps have been at work on the nest for several years and what they will have to say when they return and find their house occupled remains to be seen.—Baltimore Ameri- can, Man Werships Something. Man always worships something; always he sees the Infinite shadowed forth in something finite; and indeed, can and must so see it In any finite thing, once tempt him well to fix his eyes thercon.—Carlyle, ——— Live Wire. “We want as a campaign orator a man who can electrify his audience.” “All right. Fll get you a MNve wire.” — Y~y ;’9{ { A ) GIVE US A TRIAL. The Ilsslng Link § i Tomn, The guest of one of our leading mm'&mumu merchants we have with ue ; LakelandBook Store; QIO LQEOHOTO rquelte .cooae. .. $59.65 B . ! viwankee. ... _. -. 45.50 “ I cneapolis ... __ > : " fazara Falle . 2.10 , ‘ut lnBay .. ; e 905 21t Lake City ronto . [ tkesha ... 1.2 g o ; \:ic Ifj 2 points. Ther TPy will be pleased ¢ T S ication, * Vacation Tri= b, FTNEY, Fla, Pas:. 4 t Bay St. Jacksop:.ii: (g ._-!LYA'Qj | one of the greatest attractions of the day. The Missing Link, wenvemne: o He is not as wild and wooly as he looks but is cultured and polished to & high degree and is really a great comfort and belp to mankind, He is now on exzhibi. tion at H. C. STEVENS’ SO FOIREOIQEOE O HOBO SOEOPOBDEDECHOBOHFIPOIIION We Always PLEASE Our Patrons We keep everything to be found in an up-to-date book store, and will be pleased to wait on you. Lakeland Souvenirs, the Latest Books, and All the Popular Maga- zines. ; ¢ & ; DFOITBOFOHC L OPCPTL . YOUR DOLLARS WILL DO DOUBLE DUTY At our great SUIT SALE. A ten dollar bill takes any suit in the house, consisting of Pricstly Mohairs, Serges and Cassimers. Sale limited to stock. GIVE YOUR MONEY A CHANCE oo KT o THE HUB JOS. LeVAY | (Continued on Page 4.) K] > s