Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 12, 1913, Page 5

5 B ONAL ARAGRAPHS se..t)f Fire olland has returned home gla Tech., where he has jdent the past three years. ' Flanagan arrived yester- Btlanta, where he has been ithe Georgia School of ¥ the past two years. in 0'Donald retirned home i from a pleasant stay of jeeks in North Carolina, After another year’s work at Flor-{ the north. |idn university, Wallace Riggins is HOLLINGSWORTH ITELS., Miss Ruby Pearce spent the day with Uncle Will one day lagt weck. Mr. and Mrs. Powers and son spent the evening at the Julia: home onj Thursday last. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Pecrce and daughter Ruby and Prof. J. C, Perry epent the evening a. the Lhouse o the hill on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Irost, Mr. ~nd Mrs. Treumper and daughter, Annie May, and son, Charlie, left on Friday. The; are going to travel about some before they return tc their homes ln' Mr. E. C. Elder returned from spending a few days with his home Palmetto on Friday last; he expects folks before going to Coronét to ad-|to go to Georgia in a short time for cept a ‘position with the phosphate|the peach business. company at _that place. Drs. F. D, Bryan, J. C. Getzen, B. H. Maynard and George Moore lefi|tc leave for Galesburg, Ill., ‘Mr. Frank Barlite left for New. York State on Monday last. + Mr. and Mrs. Mound are planning on Sat- this morning for Tampa, where they|urday, They have enjoyed their stay 80-to attend the Pharmaceutical As-|here and we hope to see them back sociation. The Lakelahd bunch will| rext spring. Mr. Mound has built & be joined in the morning by Dr.|small house for the use of his father Groover, All are anticipating a great| and mother in the fall. stay in the South Florida metropolis. !um S. W, Kortum, have returned home after a pleasant Mrs. R. Vanderslice and daughter,| worth district the guests of Lakeland,|hcme of Mr. Will Wilder. Mrs. Murphy and daughter Emma from St. Colud are in the Hollings- at the Miss Ruby Pearce went to Winter @ lenjoyed a delightful visit| visit of several days with friends in| Haven on Monday last. ves and friends. Padrick and son, Ray, jorning for a two months’ R Springs, Ark., where they bt enjoy & pleasant sum- nry Orme sends a postal 'New York and says the been very cold up there, e is now beginning to Sutton left today for belng accompanied by her n and grandmother, Mrs. e they will spend a few pd ry of the Board of Trade unusual number of per- ies during the past few sponse 10 literature and fence recently sent out. ations will doubtiess be Mall parties are delighted litions and frankly state g find Lakeland all that is it. M. Eaton and family y morning for Monteagle, flere Mrs. Eaton and the 1l spend the summer, Mr. on to French Lick iad., where he will spend a 0, going later to the Elks’ at Rochester, N. Y. Mr. s to return to Lakeland 20 but his family will be gummer. 8. J. McKenney came in to- on from Lake Weir and e a 'ay or two on busi- had not been down since tmas and che declares knows Lakeland, It is say that she is being comed, for she is one of most popular women—al- removed from here some insist that she still claim her hore. 36¢ Oat Meal 24¢ Pork and 24¢ R4c tarch I.L. Chandler ly Ferguson & Usher. hone 123 ams Building . Kentucky Ave, Tampa. These charming women are Mr. Lee Bennett and family are at former residents of this city and have| l.ome from Arcadia. numbers of friends here.—Tampa Tribune. Mr. C. G. Memminger arrived in Lakeland this spend several days here before i morning and will| '’ There will be Children's Day ex- ercises at the school house on Sunday next. There will he a school meeting at e school house next Tuesday at 1:30. Come everybody; business of turning north. He attended the|importance. meeting of the State board of health in Jacksonville Tuesday, is a newly elected member, Mrs. Memminger and Miss Memminger are pleasantly domlciled at their beauti-| tul new home in Asheville, where they will remain during the summer months. Bob Davis, alias Carl Dill, white, who is alleged to be an escaped con- vict from Polk county, was arrest- ed yesterday by Detective W. E, Ev- ans while Davis or Dill was eating breakfast at a restaurant at No. 901 Franklin street. Davis, it is alleged, was sent up for six months for sell- ing liquor without a license and es- caped about ten days ago. It is al- leged that there is a substantial re- ward offered for him. The sheriff of Polk county has been notified of the arrest.—Tampa Tribune. Friends of Mr. Fleming, who was formerly cool drink dispenser at the Red Cross Pharmacy, will regret to learn of the death of his mother, which occurred last night at the De- Soto hospital at Jacksonville, where she was carried after sustaining a fa- tal accident by falling from a streei car Mrs. Tom Marshall left on the noon train today to be with Mr. and Mrs. Fleming in their trouble, the latter having been Miss Marcile Haynes of this city. Mr. and Mrs, J. D. O'Hern and J. L., Jr,, reached Lakeland last night from Bamberg, S. C.,, where Mrs. O'Hern and J. D. have been spend- ing the past several weeks, Mr. O’Hern going up to accompany them hcme. They had quite a novel expe- rience coming down through South Carolina and Georgia, The heating apparatus had been taken off the Pullmans, and as the thermometer was down to 41, the air was chilly to say the least. In order to warm up the travelers, the porters got out blankets and the passengers made the trip down wrapped up Indian fashion, WHO ARE WE? Wholesale and retail high class feed stufls, Corner Iova avenuc and East Rose street. I1Me Lakeland Fecd and Supnly Co. W. © Owens, Manager. 803 No. Six-Sixty-Six This is a prescription prepared especially dcalers :n | to the white ministers and Christiai t of which ho| COLORTD EPISCOPAL BISHOP COMING TO LAKELAND. ! o The Rt. Rev. Geo. W, Clinton, A. M., D. D, presiding bishop of the Fourth Episcopal district, A, M. E. Zion church, will visit Lakeland on! June 22, the fourth Sunday, and will preach at Clinton chapel, A. M. E. Lion church, at 1 a, m, 3 A cordial invitation is extended missionaries, to be with us, and heari‘ our bishop. Bishop Clinton is known and honored, as one of America'’s great prelates. All colored ministers and members are welcome in their Father's house. W. O, TERRY, Pastor. GO TO THE RESCUE. Don’t Wait 'Till It's Too Late—Fol- low the Example of a Lakeland Citizen. Rescue the aching back. If it keeps on aching, trouble may come. Often it indicates kidney weakness. If you neglect the kidney’s warn- ing, Look out for urinary disorders. This Lakeland citizen will show you how to go to the rescue. R. L. Marshall, N. Massachusetts Ave., Lakeland, Fla, says, "I was having trouble from disordered kid- neys and was suffering from back- ache and soreness through my loins. JR. DRANE TELLS OF HIS | AULQuULILE TRIP ' ACRUSS THE STATE. (Continued from Page 1.) State. Several times 1 had to cau- uvon the chaifeur for fear he would drive too fust, but, notwithstanding this, we made an average of twenty- five wiles per hour, and for lowg dis- tlances made thifly-five miles per hour. Spent Sunday night in Ocala, leaving there at 8 a. m., Monday, and made twenty-four miles to Dun- uellon in one hour, arriving there at Y a m. Probably twenty miles of this road is first class, Left Dunnel- lon at 7:20, arrived at Inverness at 10:10, a distance of eighteen miles, without attempting to hurry. Arrived at Floral City at 10:40, a distance o1 seven miles; passed through Floral City without stopping. Arrived at Brooksville—sixteen miles—at 12 noon. I told the good roads goodby five miles south of Floral City, and the last eleven miles into Brooksville was the worst road encountered in the entire journey. A right-of-way has been cleared, showing that th: people of Hernando county are think- ing of good roads, but the present condition is too bad to be described on account of sand, which seemed to be bottomless. Left Brooksville at 1:30, arrivea at Dade City at 3:35, a distance of twenty-three miles, Which roads were equally as bad as the eleven miles north of Brooksville. Was detained at Dade City on ac- count of very heavy rain, until 4:30; left for Plant City, a distance of! twenty-five miles, arriving there at’ 6:30; the roads being very bad until Knights Station was reached five niles out of Plant City. But for the heavy rain packing the sand this | rcad would have been something! fierce. Remained at Plant City about ! twenty minutes, then drove ten mileg irto Lakeland, having good hard sui~ face road for four miles out, where was encountered Polk county sanil| leading six miles into Lakeland. Le-! ing a loyal citizen of Polk county i would rather be excused from de- scribing the six miles from Youmans t> Lakeland, but will only say that I hope I may never have to travel over it again. I got through without serious ac- cident, other than a break of a spring in the town of Dade City. It I were to give advice I would advise that no one try to drive an automobile between Lakeland and Floral City. Yours respectfully, EJ DRANE DICTATES 0F FASHION The question mark teather will re- main in favor. Virgin blue, sapphire, and dresden still hold supremacy. The odd little coat to go with a plain skirt is a strong feature. In some of the newest bodices and coats the underarm seam no longer exists. The strict tailored suits are not on the topnotch of fashion this spring. The new coat suits are called deml- tailored. Russian blouses will continue popu- Dcan’s Kidney Pills quickly rid me o fthe complaint and soon my kid- neys were in good working order. I have had no need of a kidney medi- cine since.” For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. FKoster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States, » » Remember the name—"oan's— and take no other. Rear Admiral Sanford, chief of the bureau of yards and docks, has made| {an adverse report on rebuilding the Pearl harbor dry dock. He favors, it ia repotred, a new dry dock on the Pacifi cand another new one elthcrl at Pensacola or New Orleans, for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER, | Five or six doses will break any case. and | if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better ihan Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25¢ [I)IS()NIA WM IT'S COOLER HERE THAN AT HOME, SO COME HERE. FOND HEART SAVES THE DAY. Kentucky Drama—Champion. ! CONQUERED or THE MADCAP COUNTESS. Thrilling and Romantic, Great North, in Two Reels. ADMIBIION .........c.ceeo. 10 WIDAEN CERRB I8 ., . . .0 t" | AL THINGS | ARE JupGED By comparison, there MUST be & standard in Iee Cream e | Poinsetta is the recognized standard, and we such s bigh degree of perfection that com- paintain the quality at petition is hardly noticable—AMade of PURE cream, sterilized, the pro- products of Inspected and passed dairies. MADE IN A PALACE of cleanli- ness and by the most modern ma- chinery. Its for sale in your town JOR SALE BY LAKE PHARMACY LAKELAND, lar into the epring. Those most ap-! proved of extend to the knee or just above it Sleeves of coats and gowns are slashed In the same manner as the skirts. The opening is fillled with a lace rufie or is outlined with fancy buttons. A smart milliner shows a light blue picot straw turban with a close brim two incnes wide and coque feathers of & slightiy lighted shade encircling the cruwn, und two clusters of orange feathers at the left side. Halr Ornaments. The straight fillets so much seen with evening dress last year are now partially superseded by those arrang- ed in curves which form a wavy line upon the coiffure. They end in jewel ed circlets with short fringe to match, and can be adjusted in a mo- ment. One of the prettiest of few- eled bands for the hair is a design of wheels between two bands of jewel fng. The whole bandeau ends in a poinc at either side. It is rather high fn front, a fashion which suits the round face. Knockabout Styles. Velours and silver beaver hats are the rage of the immediite moment, and feathers are only in demand for full dress occasions. These hats, with others of silk plush and silky felt, are worn even with the most erstwhile costumes, and a girl wear ing a frock of white embroidery by the seashore will choose with it a hat of silky olive plush trimmed round the crown by a band of white plum- age, breaking into wings in froat. High Diplomacy. The little girl had been so ouwt rageously naughty that it was deecid- ed that she should not be allowed to | attend the party to which she and, her sister had been invited. On the | day of the festivity the mother called in person to pick up her unoffending daughter, and bring her home agaln. “Well,” she asked, “and did you ex- plain to Mr. B—— how naughty Betty had been and how I kept her at home to punish her?” “Ok, no, mammie,” came the as- swer; “T didn’t think that "ud do. 1! just said she'd gone to a much bigger party.” E————— NOVELTY MILL AND MANUFACTURING PLANT For sale withou. regard to friend o- foe. Nothing like it in the State; eighteen machines; everything in first-class running order; plenty of ousiness to keep the wheels going, Iccation and advantages unsurpassed, If you want such a plant and have got half the value in money, for par- ticulars address or call for (J), Evea- ing Telegram, Lakeland, Fla. 839 PIETE RSy S S, i SEE THE LAKELAND FEED AND SUPPLY CO. for all kinds of feed stuffs. Corner Iowa avenue and East Rose street, The Lakeland Feed & Supply Co., W. C. Owens, Manager. 803 'FARK HILL LOTS FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. All streets clayed, cement side- walks, electric lights, city water, 7 shade trees. See G. C, Rogan or S. M. Stephens. 829 HELLO! The new park won't be opened scon, so you can’t fird a cooler place cn Sunday mornings than in our Baraca class rccm. We have a live bunch, best of instructions and run for your benefit. Look vs up, we're avound all right at the First Bap:ist church Sundays at 9:45 a. m, COMMITTEE. FPAGE FIVY Yes, RHEA SPRINGS nas muste and dancing-—the place you can play golf, tennis, croquet, go fishing, swimming, boating, riding and driv- ing; automobdiling. Fine lawn and brcad walks, and the home of the C!d Reliable Rea Springs water— the best that flows—been tried fora century. No better place to recup- erate. Fine accommodations; rates reasonable. Write for particulars RHEA SPRINGS CO., Rhea Springs, Tennessee. IN_THE COUNTY COURT lll AND Ftll PII.I COUNTY, FLORIDA—A. , G. B Plckard, A. E. Pickard, J P C. 8. Cox, co-partners doing business as Pickard Brothers Co.,, vs. D. T. Bernath— ‘Civil_Action. Attachment Damages, $500. To D. T. Bernath, defendant, and all others im- terested : Notice Is hereby given that sult in the abeve entitled cause has been instituted, and a wilt of ‘summons sued and returned by John Sheriff of Polk County, Florida, “Defs not found In sald County,” and a writ of at- tachment has been sued out herein and by John Logan Sheriff of Polk County, FX on_the 9th day of June, 1913, upon the follew. ing real estate, as the property of defendant I Bernath, situate, lying and being in Polk Coumy. Flurldn. and more particularly de- scribed as follows, towit: The Southeast Quarter (8. E. %) and the East Half (E. %) of the Southwest Quarter (S. W. %) of Section Sixteen (16), In Town. ship Thirty-one (31) South, and . 'll’l;wenty-uvun (27) East, in Polk County, Flar ., Now, therefore, you, D. T. Bernath, and % others interested are notified that you are u quired to be and appear to the sald action & the office of the Clerk of sald Court at tiw Court House in the city of Bartow, Florils on or before the 1st day of September, A. ., 1913, the same being a rule day of said esurt, ala'e {udgmem will be given against you by efault, Witness my hand and the seal nl said coumt this 8th day of June, A. D. 191 . A, Jfl“NSOl County Clerk. D. 0. ROGERS, Atty. for Plaintiffs. 837-Thurn. SHOLS for MEN We have one of the strongest lines of Men’s Shoes that it is possible to se- cure. We have the Rubber Sole English Toe, Low and High Narrow Toes. All Heels, Wide and Sizes. TAN, BLACK and WHITE PRICES: $3.50 to $7.00 DUTTON - HARRIYS CO. Futch & Gentry Building "PROPERTY OWNERS ATTENTION! Sewers laid for only 10 certs per foot. We are prepared to furnish 4 inch Terra Cotta ecwer pipe and dig the ditch and lay the pipe and fill the ditch for 10 cents per foot complete; also we are prepared to furnish lead connections for water mains at §1.60 cach already to put on, and we will do all the plumbing in a houss wheye there is five fixtures for $115. Get our prices or you will lose money. We do first clags work only. C. A MANN, Phone YRORIV 4 MESH We are showing the N. Kentucky Ave. L1 Mesh Bags rrom $2. Manager 2517 Bowyer ‘Bullding BAGS newest designs in 50 to $25. | These bags are soldered links which guarantees their wearing qualities. ‘A PLEASUSE TO SHOW GOODS’ COLE & HULL Jewelers and Optometrists Phone 173 Lakeland, Fla. W. K. Jackson-rssecites. W, K, McRae Owner and Manufac- . turers’ Agent Esta.to Brokerage--Real Estate Tell Us What You Have to Sell, We Will;Try to Find a Buyer TelljUs What]You]Wantto Buy; We Will Try to Find a Seller Rooms 6 and 7, DEEN Lakeland LS & BRYANT Building S Florida