Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 23, 1913, Page 5

EffiSONAL DARAGRAPH Miss Ross, of Columbia, S. C., ar- lrlved last evening, and will be the lguest of Mrs. E. S. McGlashan for a "~ Case of Fire | few days. { “FOLLOW THE ARROWS" TO THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. | Rev. W. 8. Patterson, pastor of the EFirsl Presbyteriun church has had ! some very attractive cards printed, on which appear a plat g1 \virs. 0. 0. Davis went ' 4 today on a combined | sure trip. . has returnel ral montias’ visit ¢s i South Caro- showing the streets surrounding the church un-l; arrows pointing thereto. > invi- tation to “follow the arrows™ is also given, and it will be found that they i lead to the Presbyterian church where twice each day evangelical . services ure being held, and with | ispl('ndid success. Services are held "at 7:30 at night and ay 3:30 in the afternoon for the young people. The | public is most cordially invited to lierd left this morn- : visit to Deland, ¢ the guest of her a Tharp. < W . McClelland has re- 10 Lukcland from Trilby, and 1 e £ to build a home oOm | ) ugi nieetings. { h lowa avenue. e i S S : i '; B i “GIRL FROM RECTOR'S” COMES | [ il 0 B SIERALRE ORI TO AUDITORIUM JAN. 30. ol several friends at dinner yes- | wain feature of the menu Minagir A' 1 McDobough tus so. ik and quail, which Was | .yraq tha famous comedy .m.‘.‘.m.'! . onioved by the guests. I“The Girl from Rector's,” to play ' SN ! for one night a, the Auditorium. | r. M. (. Kimbrough and little ! ppic piae opened Wb tor, Clara Lamoreuex, of | o ae Music hall New York: andi ire spending the week { continued over one year. The re-| < Kimbrough's sons, Messrs. | ceipts at this famous music hall grew | P i ! W Kimbrough. from the opening day and night after | AR EASE night the records established by ir. 1 ole, who has been coli- \yapap & Wields at the height of their | is -+, 3 | home of his daughter, | o oo wore repeatedly shattered, | lohn, by illness for “The Girl from Rector's” will b vowecks, is now able to be gLy yy the Auditorinm Jan, 3o f [ be gratifying news 0. g0 will be on sale three days | oy friends (in advance at the Red Cross Phar- macy. ! | i | 11 Pooser and family have | Lonse of Judge Tucker! | by Aty Osear Wolre, | M'HENRY MILITARY BAND { w11 soon occupy same. CHANGES rrs NAME it and Mrs. J. G. Hodges, of 1I- The MeHenry Military band which : s o et for a few weeks to | 1as been playing a series of public harze to the genial ¢li- | concerts in the Auditorium on Sun- this section while things day afternoons and have by their W up at home. They nm‘oxvollpm musi¢c won the reputation : located at Dr. F. D. Bry-\"f being the best band in Florida, held their annual meeting last night and took the first steps toward ef- fecting @ permanent organization | which ig to be incorporated in the near future. A resolution was passed ol Towa avenue, where they Ad0opting the name of Municipal band at home to their many ©f lakeland. by which name the' friends band will hereafter be known. | That the Municipal band intends to be very much alive in their work‘ is evidenced by the fact that they | have already arranged for a series| of four recitals to be given in the | Auditorium on Jan. 21, Febh, 28, March 21 and April 4 The prozram for these recitals will be made np with several numbers of ! +ke hizhest grade musgie by the band ‘;IH(] vocal and instrumental golos by ety | T nohter | f0me of the most popilar artists int % X:al':d“ ‘:“v':“kh:n':, Florida. PRESS REPORTIR. | of this week, where »enests of the for- | lohn Walker, who took ©“d there about two! The latter has a good | s property cleared up tion and iy is daily be- 1Inable, | | | lorida avenue, Nr 0 W Pixley and wife are now wantly located at Mr. Poynter's id o on the corner of Magnolia Marler, who recently onnection with the A, L0 nvaze in the real estate Mesers, J. C. Brown (01 Clland, is contemplat- crectien of a handsome vint his home in West he will conduct as use, Ir R.'M ALL ARRANZEMENTS PER. FECTED FOR COMING ELKS-FIREMEN FESTIVAL. om of 3 Two of the Reiss agents are busy here getting everything in readiness | for the big event. Advertising is be- | ing rapidly put out today, and will ———— of tho city are being " s-weraze pipes, which ‘rnomental trimmings ro until the brick gets o v NJAJESTI THEATRE ¥, rerardless of the has been enjoying him- T2 hat we would have these |Q 00 Q00000 Q0OG OO w... 'S vhen Gabriel blows his| FQLLOW THE CROWD TO THE ' 07 w0rds to that effect. ’ MAJESTIC. "““mmT\ 6eNOBD000GOO00OC 1HI ONIA. § Program for Tonight, MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. OVERTURE. “tescecesecconcon l : { * ULDEST AND BEST IN THE| _ COUNTY. Face Where Good Pictures Are : v, Siows Right, © " WHTING PARSON AND THE Y OONSHINERS. {Imp—Drama.) TUE DESERT. (101 Bison.) CURING HUBBY. D—Comedy.) ' TO YOUR WIFE. “:..jy~('omcd.".) i THE PRAYERS OF MANUELO. (Vitagraph—Drama.) DREAM OF A MOVING PICTURE DIRECTOR. (Lubin—Comedy.) { TRUE LOVE. 1 (Pathe—Drama.) I | i (OPEN AT 6 P. M. General Admission...10c MIEsiny THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., JAN. 22, 1913. CAPT. GEORGE STEUNENBERG | t Phone 173 WELL DESERVED. | : The Praise That COmes From Thank. ful Lakeland People. Lakeland people rely upon it. 2OSFRTPOB I One kidney remedy never fails. That remedy is Doan's Kidney Pills lki Lakeland testimony proves it al- | & | Wiays rehiable, ‘ F 1. Barbour, 638 8. Florida Ave | Q Lahelnd, Fla, says: "My back Captaia Steunenberg 18 the poet of | POl vivd me for a long time and | the United States army who wrote ! Was oltin 5o lame that I could hard the verses about the German drilled 1y stoop. | tinally came to the con- | troops of Turkey that amused the ¢iy. .y 11y my Kkidneys were disor country and carned a reprimand ‘lor tdercd and 1ogog a box of Doan's Kid- ? the author | o rvey Lills from the Lake Pharmacy ¢ Faio proparation acted quickly and f' Lo until Monday next, when the show (it wis not long before every symp- [ opons. The trained animal show ear- | ton of Kidney complaint was driven };:: ried by Muannzer Reiss is the world | from iy system, | am glad (o rec- 4% | : & famous King Edward wild beasy ex- |omn o Doan's Kidney Pills to any ¢ hibition which was sold at a fabulous ' on¢ Heted with Kidney disease, ' (& price three yo to 1 ting Bd- ! (Stat wolit siven May 11, 1908, [ L ward Park people of Montreal by the A} Harbour was jnterviewed on [Ff Farari Brothers, and purchased last | Foir oy 21, 1911, and he said: 1 & year by Mr. Reiss from the park to | che Kidney \.; form a sensational leading feature | Pill aeain and confirm my former & thiow for his gigantic organization. It tes! vionial. 1 have used this rem- ;':; containg sixteen cages of the hand- [ed. occasionally during the somest beasts ever exhibited to an 1) e years and the results have In-un' admiring public, and a corps of ani- (0! the best.” mal trainers such as it would be bard to find with any other exhibi- tion on earth. Many new and haz- ardous stunts are daily performed that are only to be seen with this exhibition. Ninetcen other high class shows ully endorse Doun's For sale by all dealers. Price 50 Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United ‘tates. Remember the name t. ke no other. vnts. Doan’s-—and | and cti in he ' i Y e Y LINE DICLUOEE FUNDS ARE DESIRED A FOR NEEDY FAMiLY Newspap:rs To the Public: There is a family in Lakeland who recently camo here from Georgia who are in distres: The wife is ill and the husband ha Stationcry to remain ay her bedside and is no | ablg to get out and make a livin . i He desires to have a daughter fron Pos‘ Cnrds Cigars Magazines Alabama come down to do the nur: ing in order that he may get worl, and to do so funds are necessary t bring her down. Anyone desiring t help this family will please leave nations at the Evening Telegram of s fice. chasing elsewhere, MRS. R. R. SULLIVAN, Chairman Charity Department, Wom an's Club. 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Woods®’ Phenomenal Success WORRELL and KENNY and Company of Pictures Adutts Children 10c 5¢ Seat Sale Opens Jan. 27 at Red Cross Pharmacy JANUARY 30 1 S PE C 3 Big Acts and 3 Reels | Gonyict Life in the OhioPenitentiary — 6 REELS--USUAL PRICES January 27th and 28th WL 7¥DER .l'l; ..Ef:!cmmrenr under |2....56'—___—“__ |l AL Stubborn Case JAN, PAGE MNVR. 112 Kentucky Avcrue, Lakeland Loreleleletelilate fs fululalulalelele Vel etalelelel alelele e e ol Lo OMING! The latter part of this weck, a car of before buying To Sale Barn FLORIDA R TR R IR TSR S I 5408 SCHLOPINF G OSFOSIOFI OS> SOFOLOLOSOSOFAPOFOLASDIOPE 4 two doctors,” writes The_ . man's Tonic 45T | RECITAL BY “The Girl From Rectors” z:w Musicipal Baod One Solid Year Weber & Fields Music Hall Lakeland 31 PAUL GILMORE OneNight Fzbruary 8 HUMAN HEARIS March Ist \