Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 30, 1912, Page 3

THE EVENING TELEGRAN, .AhR PAGE THRER Nov. AND, FLA,, 30, 1912, Sk t TELEPHONE NUMBERS—SOCIETY EDITOR. Ofice Number ....... Residence Number . TRY TAMPA FIRST. Don't send away for cremetees 00 see see ces swe SUITS. COATS AND DRESSES T T HDEOTD D DD DO D DG 0D 15143015 4 We have a ;nock of Ladies' Ready-to-wear Clothing that is up-to-date in every particu- lar. It may not be as large as some of the Metropolitan TAG DAY IS BEING DULY OBSERVED CIAFOHIIOFOFCHIPOFOFOPAI AT RPIFIPIHFOS OO OPUS IS0 A large number of ladies \'enturedlt'halrmaln of the committee and has forth this morning for sweet char- Wworked hard, and with other mem- ity's sake, and as a result every man bers of the department, to create in- i TR ‘hich terest in this work. Their efforts i OND I8 WeRTIRKI S TAR. WhID today are commendable, and all take shows that he has contributed to- pleasure in contributing to the cause. ward making some one's Christmas| The ladies finished their work at more happy than it would otherwise [ noon, by which time they had sc- have been, cured $50, and as this was sufficien® Tag day was institwted by the for their needs, they decided not to Fhilanthropic department of the tag any one this afternoon, Woman's Club for the purpose of They wish to thank évetyone for riising funds to buy Christmas pres- the kindly manner in which. they euts for the poor children and bas- | were received, and feel that all who kets of food and clothing for those contributed 'did so willingly and who have met with misfortune dur- rlndly. and for this spirit they ar ing the your Mrn R. R. Sulllvnn is ' most lrnl) .\mum iutlw stores but IT IS just as com- plete and correct. Bring your catalogue with vou, and let us show you the comparative value of the stock we' carry and that which is pictured in the catalogue. We have expert fitters and make no charge for altera- tions Leader 913-915 Franklin Street. Phone 290. ~OPOSOEOHOEOHOFOPOHOIOPIPE QIO FOFO LOTO TR IO OSBRI AT THE CHURCHES TOMORROW. QPO IIOIQERIQIQTRIQIOIOPOIQFOIQHOPOIOH QOOTOOHOENE There will be services tomorrow morning and evening at the Method- isi, Baptist, First Presbyterian, Chris- tian and Episcopal churches, and the public is most cordlully invited to attend. There will be Sunday school at the Cumberiand Presbyterian, Episcopal, Methodist, Baptist, Christian, Pres- byterian, Lutheran and Catholic churches at the usual hour. Rev. L. C. Wambsganns, of the Missouri Synod Lutheran congrega- tion, will preach at the Cumberland 3 wnu:-h.allun will hold Sundu) school at 2 p. m. at the same church, The Epworth League, B. Y, P, 1, and Christian Endeavor socicties meet in the evening at 6:30 at the Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian churches. There will be Sunday school in the afternoon at the Dixieland Method- ist church and at 7 o'clock at night a sermon will be delivered by the pastor, Rev. W. H. Steinmeyer ¢ To all of the above services, the public is most cordially invited to at- Presbyterian church Sunday night at | tend. THE GAME. Woman'y Auxiliary Will i Meet With Mrs, Morrell. The Lakeland branch of the \Wom- ar’s auxiliary will meet with Mrs. F A. Morrell in her rooms at the El- bemar, 221 South Tennessee a\cnue, on Monday afternoon, Dec. 2. at 3 o'clock. love is the goal for which | fight, Upon the gridiron of love; As | seize the ball, dash off in flight, Come cheers from the bleachers above. WATCHES Ll The best cases made, solid gold, filled cases, silver.and nickle. § Movements featur- ing the best of the best mak- ers, both of America and im- ported. Every watch carefully regulated and fully’ guaran- teed. It costs no more to have an accurate and dependable timepiece—if you make your purchase here. The largest and best stock in the State. Gold and Silver Jewelry. Dia- monds mounted and unmounted. Elaborate gem decked orma- ments. Diamond and Pearl La Valleres, Bracelets, Brooches and Pins. Finest of Sterling and heav- ily ptated Silverware, both flat and hollow. Especial care in filling mail orders. Mulberry Pnrty s Motored to Lakeland. Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Jolly, \Miss Grace Lantz, Mr. H. Y. Shelton, and C. E. Gordon attended the concert of the Citizens band at Lakeland last night. Dr. Jolly and Messrs. ~hel- ton and Gordon assisted in the con- cert. They report having a mos' en- joyable evening, driving back and « |arriving home in the early hours of the morning.—Mulberry Herald My heart, the ball, I carry with care As | rush toward the priceless goal; Suouts of joy are filling the air, I'm winning the game of thy soul. Ch, queen! the signal is given, The ball is put in play; The line of defence asunder is riven, I'm into the thick of the fray. 1 heed not the knocks as onward ! fly, To the goal of my great desire; To a love that glows like a star, by The power of one who is higher. b TERIRE R fad L] Such a goal to gain is worthy of all; Such a love is given by thee; . - * Mrs, Geo. Lee Visited Inverness Recently. Mrs. George Lee, of lLak: and, wag here Saturday looking after her property interests. Mrs. Lcc srob- 2bly owns more property thanr any At the end of the game, the referee’s {one else in Inverness, and imjroves \V. H.BECKWITHJEWEI.R!C& call, it with a vigor that should iustill ** The House of Quality Should I the hero be. others. She lives in Lakelund, has TAMPA 410 Frankiin Sreet FLORIDA " = | valuable property in North (aro- I look ahead, the goal seems far, lina, but none of it receives more o~ | I strive with might and main, attention than that in Invirness. | For well I know the chances are While here she gave orders to her 1 may lose the hard fought game. | agent to make additional iniprove- —A Lover. |ments, and also sold a tract of land of prescriptions for defective eye i in another part of the county, but sight the results of the most scien- DREAMS, JUST DREANMS. Inverness will get the benefits —In- tific and painstaking examination, verness Chronicle. Dreams, just dreams, 5 . have been written and filled by me, O ihuta 1s:tourdie bulley G. R With the highest dcgree of satisfac- | all their visions blessed ‘mSoon Have iy Grace Lutheran church of l.ake- land has been without a minister since the resignation of Rev. Mathias several weeks ago, but hopes soon to have one. The executive committee of the Georgia Synod by unanimous vGte has elected Rev. H. Grady Davis oi the Holston Synod to serve the In dreams, just dreams; Lakeland congregation, that action has been ratified by the church coun- cil and the call has been forwarded to Mr. Davis at his home in Tennes- In dreams, just dreams, see. He is said to be an able man OPTICIAN, OPTOMETRIST | (oyig I forever dwell; and it he accepts the call the congre- We're happy as in the days of old, My dearest one, it seems. 711 Franklin St. Old joys recall, new cares forget, - |gation here i to be congratulate tion to the patients. I can help you. if you are having any trouble come sec me, I specialize the “KRYP- AOK" Bifocal Lenses. Expert repair work promptly ex- ecuted, send your glasses to me by ! No longer bitter partings come, Full vanished is all guilt. Dreams, just dreams, In them I have your love; 1 see you once again, my pearl, My angel sweet, my dove. OUR CHILDREN'S READY-T0-WEAR DEPARTMENT Will delight every mother who does her own sewing. make your labors lighter by doing away with making the chil- dren’s clothes. We have a full line of Children’s School Dresses .and Boys’ Waists which we can sell you at a very small cost. Let us Have you got your Evening Dress yet? If no?, see our exquis- ite array of SATIN, SILK, MESSALINE, CREPE DE CHINE, CHIFFON and many other materials-—-all colors--- with trimmings to match. Call and inspect our goods. You are always welcome. U. G. BATES Sterling Silber The word "STERLING” simply conveys the quality, and does not cien suggest to you the beauty of our stock. We have ransacked the narkets far and wide, for rich, elegant, original designs in Sterling ] Silverware. We appreciate the fact that Sterling Silverware lasts “for- 3 ever,” and once it enters a family's posession it becomes an “heirloom,” and is handed down from generation to generation. ] And for that reason we have used every endeavor to sccure for our 1atrons that which will apépal to thelr artistic taste, carry character and 11ove not only a great pleasure to tlie present generation, but will be oreserved and shown with pride by generations to come. ) E Our stock is coming in every day. Better come in and see what will be wise for Christmas. We will lay it away for you until Christ- n:as if you wish, M‘.’v A - ‘ | COLE & HULL Phone 173 112 Kentucky Avenue, Lakeland . i O SUPRPEE0H0 - OLODOD 10,000 Watches What 2 noise they would What a pile they would make! rake running. WLen a watch is repalred or sold we record the make, style, rumber ete., of the wan'h and place a private number in the case tfor future reference, It is with pride that 1 report in the four and three-quarter (together) the above number of watches, 10,000, just think ,of how many that is. We make no reccrd of small repairs like crystals, bands, etc. This ig a record that we are proud of and one that you will seldom find. Among the first day’s work was Mr. H. J. Drane’s watch and Mr. R. M. Marler has the 10,000 record. The farmer did not sit down and wait for the cow to come back up and be milked, and 1 did not sit down and wait for business to come. | kave ADVERTISED and hustled for it and wish to thank the general public for their patronage and assure them that the larger we grow the better we will-try to serve you, not only in the watch line but in all others as my CHRISTMAS STOCK this years that | have been in Lakeland that we have repaired and sold s } ! vear will be much larger, and with prices better than ever if that is possible. Assuring you that I will serve you with the best at the lowest price possible, I rcmain. Yours truly, H. C. Stebens JEWELER g