Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 28, 1912, Page 5

McGlashan and 2 B returne after a pleasant sum- the former’s parents. 1 it with e — May Alexander, of Lakeland, the Misses Knight at their jome on (‘hurch street in e —— T. Miller, of Jacksonville, v for Lakeland to visit . Eldred Nicholas Ro- $ fow weeks. - — 4i Mrs. F. D. Bryan and shter, Ruth, returned om Alabama, where 1 spending some time tly with relatives. Mrs. been away about two sowever, Dr. Bryan only bout two weeks ago. y 1. Holworthy has purchased of p. G (umbie the latter's house and wt on South Florida avenue. Mr. goiworthy will make improvements ., house and either remt it or +he market, it being pur- an investment, 0 es Skinner is spending Winter Haven with N latives. She will re- W tme to enter school, Miss heen studying under \g; s summer and her re- " ollent and she is deserv- -';, h needed vacation be- v school e AL Bennett, accompanied ty v crsband and sister, Mrs. Jen- ks e Loty of Alton, leave to- worron for Davenport, lowa, where Ve Donvott will enter a sanatorium vs. She has been quite poseveral weeks, and is only now to make the trip. Her ‘ends trust she will come back Yone creatly improved in health, Meoand Asc WO AL Fleming and « <o et last night for Jack- S enroute to their old home at Tosa Okla They were accompanied B e Floming's parents, V. J. Tie- bou d wife, who were leaving for Tex., to spend the win- leming and family have <t year been located on fanter but have recently sold aud are moving back to 'l yesterday, on what we 1 an authoritative source, " B i Maynard had gone to Nea York 1o take a special course in Bl ine and surgery. That gentle- ingly entered the Telegram 48 morning, instead of going and buying a ticket, as he ave done. He explained his : 'Y stating that the charms U Lakeland caused him to postpore ; I a few weeks later. L Beiished party of gentle- Nashville, Tenn., are :» "o day or two in the city 5 Y mich impressed with .i‘ “anuty of Lakeland and 2 onditions here. The ‘ PArty are Messrs, J. M. b B Williams, ¢, F. % oy sterand G, Ward. s o here a week ago L Ok up other places L e back to Lake- ., 10 take another look. . at if they are not care- I‘:,.l- Vil fall in love, as so many E sl "Wed themselves to flirt " our beautiful city. 0—Seniec.) T JROLT ceerameneaa 108 UNDER 18 ..._... 5 Y Sheriff Logan and family are in .0 last night lrom Lakeland today en route home from Alabama, where they have been: vis- iting relatives. Mrs. Logan - has been up some time, and was joined about three weeks ago by Mr. Logan. Mrs. E. 0. Flood and children re- turned last night from Brevard, N. C., where they have been spending a pleasant summer. Mr. Flood did not return, but will be home in a few days. He is now at Hendersonville. Prof. and Mrs. \W. N. Sheats arc spending today in Lakeland with friends, having come up to attend the Woodmen's picnic. As usual, beth are being accorded a cordial welcome. e —— Rev. J. R. Cason and Prof. T. J. McBeath, the former of Bartow and the latter of Fort Meade, are spend- ing today in Lakeland, having been invited up to deliver addresses at the Woodmen's celebration, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bradley and son, Ballard, returned this morning from a pleasant stay in the moun- tains of North Carolina. Miss Laura Southard, who went up with Mrs. Bradley two months ago, will re- nain in the mountains a month longer. WOODMEN ARE HAVING BIG DAY The Woodmen of the World and the Woodmen Cirele are having a big tim: today on the sliore of Lake Morton, where they southwest rare holding their annual picnic. Speaking ocenpied the morning hours and various races were held this att- cnoon. A tull account of the day’ proceedings will be published tomor- row. T00 MANY FOR HIM. HOow many hoy= a pufling, wheezing, snorting vail- read engine, could never realize that the monster, quivering and panting like a frightened horse, was not alive? Surely. it seemed, through those pulsing iron veins the tide of creature life went raging. Some- times he would sce the engineer walk down beside the “iron horse” and crawl part way under it, trust- ing his life between the motionless- wheels, What if on a sudden whim, the big brute engine should dash forward of its own will and crush its keeper! It is often years before he can disassociate the idea of life from that of motion, and realize that the steam engine was lifelegs iron, with never a thought or wish in its soul- legs frame. This idea of animatino in self- moving bodies was illustrated in the cage of an old man who recently tried to walk across the street in Horton, Kan., keeping out of the way of a puffing motgr car. The old gentleman had safely dodged the “critter” when he was knocked over by a motor cycle coming in the auto’s wake. As he rose, brushing the dust from his clothes, he said: “Who'd have thought that automo- bile had a colt?’ as they looked on AJESTI THEATRE "N -R-N-N-R-N-R-R-N-R-N- RN Our Pictures Can’'t Be Beat. (N N-N-N-R-N-R-N-R-R-R- RN -] Program for Tonight, HAPPY IN SPITE OF HERSELF. (Eclipse-—Drama.) ARCHIBALD CHUBLE AND THE WIDOW. (Edison—Comedy.) THE GIRL DEPUTY. (Kalem—Drama. ) OPEN AT 6P. M. General Admission...10¢ Children, under 12....5¢ $5002400000000000000000090 S350 403D SDNL L0000 S Let Lakeland be in the lead as usual. THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA, AUG FIIHIIS NEEDED 10 WIN THE VICTORY (Continued from Page 1.) man in the White House compared with the direct and indirect taxes n.coossary to run the government .i.crats can make the next Senate wemocratic as well as the House of Representatives and elect Woodrow Wilson president. Contribute onc dollar and sustain our committee. Sincerely yours, J. CLIFFORD BROWN. Tampa, Fla., Aug. 26, 1912, Hon. J. . Brown, Lakeland, Fla.: Dear Mr. Brown--—You are hereby authorized to collect funds for tho nationa] Democratic campaign and to appoint any one else in your pre- cinet to help you that vou think would assist you. Please make your remittance to me weekly with the names of the parties contributing and | will send you receipt of same. Of course your local newspaper will assist you all it can and will also take contributions. Yours truly, A. JANGLE, Member Financial Committee, NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND TENANTS TO CUT WEEDS. The chief of Sanitation hereby no- tifies all owners or agents of lots, if vacant, or occupants of lots or prem- ises, if occupied, that the same must be cleared of all weeds and wild veg- etation and put in a good sanitary condition at once. Penalty for neg- lecting to comply with this notice shall be, upon couviction, fine of not more than $10 or imprisonment rot more thaa 5 days It is the in- tention of the chiet of sanitation to strictly enforce the ordinance relat- ing to the above Ne26-41 oA RHOADES, Chier, ADVICE TO BORES. v osecesstal atter-dinner speakes said the other day at Atlantic City: w810 the faet thai and to the point “1once asked Senator Depew how fong an atter=dinner speaker ought to speak, ‘About two minntes unless by that time he has strack rieh orve, the senator veplied, *And it he hasn't struck it, he shonld at onee stop hoe- g’ I you want an automobile, patron- ize a home institution, you can buv CLowe my s I always hirie | just as cheaply, and it you have any trouble with the new car yon will not have to leave home to find some one to help you. We have sold five cars during the past ten d but still have on hand a supply of fine cars, touring and roadsters. (all and seeds, and if yon haven't enough cash to pay for a car, will take desirably located real estate in part payment, LAKELAND AUTO. AND SUPPLY COMPANY. 3,000 STYLES To Select From There are over twe hundred patterns in the season's latest fabrics here. We show fifteen dis tinctive models. all th: newest productions o the best designers. WeSet the Pace By combining thesc various woolens and models, giving you prac- tically 3.000 styles to choose from. No cloth- ing store can possibly handle anywhere near that number. OUR SUCCESS 0 " o ENGLISH W oolen Miiis 309 MAIN ST., DRANE BLDG. ————————————————————————————————————————————— | | i | e ——————————————— ! . 1912, | Space-Saving Parasols. i There is a growing fancy for parasclc ard umbrellas that can be easlly pack ed. One of the newest i3 adjustable to any angle, which makes it convenient for motoring, tennis tournaments or the races, and when closed the top dis- appears in the handle. This sunshade has a rosette and loop by which it can to be tucked into a suitcase or even a sachel. An umbrella which does not folil, but weighs only twelve ounces, is of thin, strong silk on a light steel frame and stick. Anxious. A mere man wishes the widow lady, Wwith a horse, who is so kind and gen- tle in single or double harness, would send further particulars. Daily Thought. “Love can ncver die. That's the present He gave to everybody " ORDINANCE NUMBER 142. An ordinance to amend section 48 of division 2 of the revised cod2 o ordinances for the City of Lake- land, Florida. Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Lakeland, Florida: Section 1. That section 38 of di- | o vision 2 of the revised code of or- dinances of the City of Lakeland lu- and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows Section 38, Vagrants. All persons wandering or strolling about in idleness who are able to work and have no property to support them; all persons leading an idle, immoral or profligate life, who have no prop- erty to support them and who are able to work and who do not work; all persons who are able to work having no property to support them, and who have not visible and known means of fair, honest and reputable livelihood; all professional gamblers iiving in idleness chall be deemed considered vagrants, and all hopersons shall be punished by o te of not more than ten dollars: find costs or be confined at hard - hor on the streeetst for not longoes than fifteen days I hereby certify that the toreso ordinance No. 142, was duly pissed by the Conneil of the City o Lakeland on the Tth day of August A [ B S oL SWATTS, Clerk., Approved by me this Sthoday o) August, A Do1912, S. L. A, CLONTS, Mayor. ORDINANCE NUMBER 143, An ordinance to be entitled “An ordinance to create a City Board of Health” and to prescribe the pow- ers, duties and compensation of the said Board of Health, Be it ordained by the Council of |+ the City of Lakeland, Florida: Section 1. That a City Board of Health for the City of Lakeland is hereby created to consist of three practicing physicians of said city who shall be elected annually by the City Council and vacancies in said board if any should occur shall be filled by the said City Council. Section 2. The said board shall have supervision to all matters per- taining to the public health in the city. They shall have power to make rules and regulations governing the controlling matters pertaining 10 | gy - of Shirts? HEN, come in and try our brand ncw line of the great- est shirt values offered at the price— the health of the inhabitants of the city, which when approved by ordi- nance of the City Council shall be effective us laws of the city. It shall be the duty of the mayor and the po- lice to enforce such rules and regu- Ptions, and the said Board 0' Bealthe hall have the right to re- quire the services of the police I'nr} their enforcement. The Board of Healty e city shall be ::u\'n-rllwl‘ by the laws of the State Board of Health and shall be subordinate in every respect to the State board. They may at any time they may deem it necessary make reccmmend- ations to the City Council for the establishment by the city of hospi- | tals, sanitariums or infirmaries. Section 3. The compensation of the members of the Board of Health shall be for services actually ren- dered, at the accoustomed prices for such services ! Section 4. U'pon the passage of | this ordinance and its approval by | the mayor, the City Council shall; proceed at once to elect the first City Board of Ilealth under this or- dinance. Section 5. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance be and the same are hereby repealed. I hereby certify thatt the forego- ing ordinance number 143, was duly . | i | | | | passed by the Council of he City of Lakeland, on the Sth day of August, A. D. 1912, H. L. SWATTS, Clerk Approved by me this 10th day of | August, A. D. 1912. S. L. A (‘LONTS M WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND CUT 6LASS ARE ====== GUARATEED AS REPRESENTED “Claims” have worth only when 20'ted by deeds. Shouting by merchants as to what they can do for the trade is mot as *ozvincing as a practica] demonstra. “ex. I prefer the demonstrative way - the shorter, surer way. Please report any GOODS that do vot wear as represented. H. C. STEVENS JEWELER LAKELAND, S—————— be slung over the wriet. Folding umbrellas are now made to | | 80 in small trunks and compact enough .. Frorina Wlnte Colver Flour Jap Rice, per 1b. Head Rice ,per 1b. 10 pounds meal 10 pounds grits 3 cans Sugar Sorn 17 pounds Sugar ... ... 7 cans Fox River Milk 7 cans Baby Pet Milk Idl Butter, per 1b. Strained Honey (in Mason Jars) per qt. .............. Prampt Delivery To Any Part of Town. A Trial Will Convince You 'D. FULGHUM Dcaler in Staple and Fancy Groceries Florida Ave. X Phone 334 Cor. Bay and Hogan 8ts. JACKSONVILLE, .FLORIDA. Rates: $1.00 and Up. ..Hot and cold runnind water and telephone in each room. Free bathe. Coolest rooms. Best beds. Large Sam- ple Rooms, Take street car at Union Station and get off at Hogan street. The charge is $1 and More. Plain, Fancy or Pleated Negligees. Let’s have your verdict. Carver*s Daylight Store - Subscribe for The Telegram