Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 5, 1912, Page 5

In Case of Fire Phone 5,000 \r. and Mrs, A. J. Holworthy A < Merriman and Miss Mer- an formed a party going to .pa today on a pleasure trip. Lev. and Mrs. W.S. Patterson | <t down to Tampa to-day viere they will attend the St. 1,in's Presbytery, which con- .nes there this evenfng. In the future the Auditorium ¢!l be handled by Messrs. L. M. “ath and Egbert Lusk, who are lready booking attractions for Lie season., Col. John 8. Edwards left this ng for Fitzgerald, Ga., viiere he was called on leggl He will be away only yusiness, L few days. Dr. S. F. Smith was called yes- erday to Leesburg on profes- sional business. Whileaway he wiil visit his brotherat Fruitiand P’ark, where together they own a truit fara. The Music Club will hola its regular weekly meeting to-mor- row afternoon, and all members are requested to be present. Those who have copies of the ‘Rose Maiden” are requested to either bring or send same. The Board of Trade will hold its regular monthly meeting to morrow night, the first Friday of each month being ¢the time of uf eting under the new regime, The new quarters of the Board wily be used for the tirst time on this occasion. The Lakeland Highiands Good Roads Association met yester- duy afternoon in the Board of Trade room at the Auditorium The attendance was smal!, but interest was eyidenced by those present, and the work of good roads was thoroughly discussed and considered. ————————————— This afternoon an accident to the electric motor attached to tie Telegram’s linotype went bud, leaving the machine with- out power, until another motor could be attached. Hand type- setting had to be resorted to, with the result that it was im- possible to get in considerable matter that we wished. The tirst strawberries to go to tie Northern markets from Flor- it were shipped to-day from Kithleen, according to a re- received by this oftice from Mr. H. J. Lewis. The fruit was of splendid quality and wis of the Missionary variety. (Quotations on the Northern mar- kets are $1.25 per quart, and this Is vrobably what it will bring, % mmnn—‘) TEE OLDEST AND BEST IN THE COUNTY. port Vilano—2 Reel Drama of the Secret Service.) THY WILL BE DONE. {Champion—Drama.) open From § to 11. Wmu...-&...u THE GYPSY SPY. ‘l | | i ! | | Miss Alma Huchingson was called from Tampa this week by the se- rious illness of her sister, Mrs. Guy Toph, who has been suffering from an attack of pneumonia. Mr. Toph has also been confined to his home by illness for several days. It is with pleasure that we report thau th Mr. and Mrs. Toph are now considerably improved. Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Davis and baby , came in last evening from Newport, East Tenn., and are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Powell Ottin- ger on Virginia avenue. Dr. Davis was reared from childhood by Mr. Ottinger up in Tennessee and is 2 young man of excellent chnra«-lor' who comes with his family to make | hkis home in Polk county. He will probably locate on Mr. Ottinger’s furm between two and three miles north of the 1‘il)‘.. ErnestCoyle, of Louisville, Ky. has returned to Lakeland, and | will again be with The Evening' Telegram as linotye operator, Mr. Coyle being the third oper- ! ator in the employ of this oftice, three shifts having been found necessary to handle the news- paper and general publishing: and job business of the News of- tice. Mrs. Coyleand little daugh- | ter, Ernestine will arrive later, BUSINESS MEN, WAKE UP! It is time for you to stop paying for your place of business and never get a deed. Just count up the amount cf rent you have paid since you started business, and still you don’t own the property. 1 have just purchased the five lots cast and back of Bryant building and nerth of the Tremont hotel, on Main street. No better location for busi- ness in the city for sale. Th: size of lots 25x120,. fronting on Main street, leaving d back alle,” of 18 feet. These tots will be sold on tcrms, one-fourth cash, balance in one, two and three years, 8 per cent interest. First buyer gets the first choice. For further particulars, see J. W. KIMBROUGH, Lakeland, Fla. NEW CARS ARRIVING. 11-5-1m. In addition to Ford cars, we are now handling the famous Cadillac line, and have on display at our salesroom, Peacock building, sample carg of latest (1913) models, both Ford and Cadillac. Can sell you just a; cheanly as you can buy anywhere. Call and see us. Lakeland Automo- hile and 'Supply Co. 12-4-2t. Somewhat Ambiguous. The banquet hall was adorned with many beautiful bpaintings, and the president of il lirtle colicze was call- ed upon to respond to a toast. Wish- ing to pay a compliment to the ladies present he designated the paintings with an eloquent gesture and sald: “What need is there of these painted beauties when we have so many with us at the table?” #OEOEOOHOTITOFOIOTOLOEOIQ AJESTI THEATRE (Y- X-R-N-R-N-E-R-K-R-0-R-B-8 ] MUSIC, WELL, I GUESS. (B E-E-R-N-R-N-N-N-B-N-J-3- Program for Tonight, MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. Prof. Murphy Leader. OVERTURE—RAGTIME MELODIES QUEEN ELIZABETH'S RING. (Cines—Drama.) AUNT MIRANDA'S CAT. (Edison——Comedy.) ACCORDING TO LAW. (Selig—Drama.) OPEN AT 6 P. M. General Admission...| Children, under 12....5¢ mmm WHEN TWILIGHT COMES. When iwilight quiet land, I crave your presence, derstand The comradeship of word and look and smile; The gentle talk and laughter after- while, And homeward walk across waveworn sand. comes across theF 1 vou who un- How will it be, I wonder, when the grand Full midday glow of life has van- ished, and The sun’s last rays fall coldly on the dial When twilight comes Oh, that we two together then may stand Undone, perchance, the deeds we hoped and planned, Tired and very old, vet naught Of tenderness or tho:ght, God grant that lile may hand in hand, When twiiight cones —Selected. missing golden word or leate o8 . . * THE WILSON GIRLS. Now let us hastily preceed To find out how they dress their hair, Whose poems they prefer to read, And where they buy the bats they wear. What do they think Of Maeterlinck, And when was each one born and where? Is Ibsen one whom they admire? Does any ofthe lovely three Think Kipling has the sacred fire? What may their chief diversions he? . Oh, who, we pray, i B4 Can tell if they Take milk and sugar in their tea? tall is each and weight? Please name the colors of their eyes; Do they consider Wagner great, Are they demure or otherwise? | Please forward news l How what's her About their shoes And be specific ag to size. Repeat at once all they may say, ~ And pass the word from zone to zone, : Let there be not the least delay In having all their actions known: They must prepare To cease to care To sometimes just be let alone. —Chicago Record-Herald. Licorice. Licorice belongs to the pea or vetch family, and grows wild, the [ plant commonly reaching a height of | about four feet. It 18 the long, | straight root which is of commercial | value. No means have been adopted for cutting the plant, which requires | about three vears to reach maturity | or for improving its condition. e | To Write a wetter. i The art of letter writing is quite | simple if you will take it in all sim- ' plicity. All you have to do is to con- | jure up a vision of the person to whom you are writing, plck up your pen, and—talk. When you can pic ture a face you like, adorned with a pipe whose shape you know well, it | is no difficult matter to find what to say and how to say it. A letter is a | chat and the pen can be as effective as the tongue. ' Danger Sign in Horse. | The appearance of “white” in the eye of a horse indicates a vicious na- ture, because a high tempered horse constantly locks about, apprehensive of danger, or desiring to do mischic! The quick motion of the eyeball in op- | posite directions exposes an unusual- ly large surface of the white, which 1 thus becomes an evidence of the tem k- per of the animal. Mother Warned in Time. | An unusual occurrence took place | at Notgrove, Gloucestershire, England, | recently. A boy of two and a girl of ; three were playing beside a larz: trough, when the boy fell into the wa- ter. The little girl ran to the boy 3| mother and in lisping tones sald. “Babby in water." The mother ran o | the trough, took the boy out. and with assistance brought him round Maine’s Needle Rock. In Blue Hill Bay, Maine, there Is a pinnacle rock of only six feet in diam eter at its top, which projects to with- in seven feet of the surface of the wa- ter and rises nearly perpendiculariy out of a depth of 78 feet. The exist- ence of this rock is an evidence of the | difficulty, even in well-known waters. of demonstrating that no isolated rocks are lying in wait for heedless victims.—Harper's Weekly. Everlasting Fame. “We must go to Stratford.” “What's the use. We can buy Stratford post- cards in London.” “My friend, one travels for something more than to -end postcards. [ want to write my on Shakespeare’s tomb."— ladnlll- Courler-Journal, PAGE TVR This Piano Will Be GIVEN AWAY PARK HILL Ten Good Reasons, Why You Should Own a Lot in Park Hill First. Because it is in the Best Town in South Florida. Second. . Because it is as HIGH if not HIGHER than any point in Lakeland. Third. Because it has One Mile of Granolithic Side \Valks. Fourth. Because it has High Class Building Restrictions. Fifth. Because 4 Beautiful Lakes canbe seen from its Summit. Sixth. Because Shade Trees will be planted on all streets this Fall. Seventh. Because all Streets will be Graded. Eighth. Because it is the most attractive Residential Section in Lakeland. Ninth. Because Lotscanbe sold on REASONABLE Terms. Tenth. Bezause if you don’t, you will wish you had, if you do, will always be glad. aee= . G. C. Rogan “7." Building or §. M. STEPHENS