Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 16, 1913, Page 5

is ral days in Tampa ' friends, joining. a e Patterson return- orning from a year hassee, where she t at the Woman's e commencement visiting friends at acksonville. remembers Edith is warmly welcom- rs. W. P. Pillans. obinson with her jtkle daughter, Miss do Reporter-Star., erine and Evelyn ed last night from 58., where they have #their aunt for some @ Evelyn has been at- in Atlanta and has liton since the be- vacation. ce Smith, who has the past week in rof. and Mrs. T. B. morning in Lake- sister-in-law, Mrs. d left on the noon fome in Daytona. , who is one oflthe new hotel, is down s hane (T O king over the work qalt 13, Mg with the lessees. to tee <10 Cibler, Mrs. Holder cLeod e sterday ina ma- best fnte p record time, 'the Ocala at seven ay morning and t 2:30 in the after- Country Club *rof..and Mirs. T. B. Kirk mo- ed up #o Lakeland this morn- from Tampa and are spend- iihe time wery pleasantly with | nds. They have a lovely home rlooking Pampa Bay, and are it comiogtably situated. Mrs. k’s health, which has been tory is now much $are glad to note. 0 is former super- olk county schools, d a successful year 4:’“ the Plant City flll be the principal \8ghool the coming e 24¢ b8 'Building #entucky Ave her father, Rep-| THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA., JUNE 16, 1913, EDISONIA TO GIVE AWAY SILVERWARE. We wish to announce that we have a lot of beautitul silver plated ware which will be given away to our pa- trons. Coupons will be given with every ticket. Save your coupons and , get a set. Samples may be seen on | display in the window of the Edi- sonia. HELLO! The new park won't be openred scon, o you can’t fird a cooler plaee cn Sunday mornings than in our Baraca class rccm. We have a live bunch, best of instructions and ruun for your benefit. Look vs up, were avound all right at the First Bapiis. church Sundays at 9:45 a. m. COMMITTEE. Mr. J. P. Kimbrough returns home the latter part of this week from Lexington, Va., where he has been attending school. Pierce says he will be glad to get home again. Mrs. J. W. Buchanan, Jr., and wleresting children, are now pleasantly located at Henderson- ville N. C., where they will spend the next three months. With Mr. Ltuchanan' they spent the past several weeks at ‘Hot Springs, Ark,, and proceeded from that COLORED W. C. T. U. ORGANIZED IN LAKE LAND YESTERDAY. ' A commiitee of six members from the Woman's Christian ‘Lemperance Union organized a | place to the mountains, Mr.|W. C. T. U, among the colored| Buchanan returning home in the| women. They were met at the | meantime. A. M. E. church by the pastor, a goodly number of women and 3} Mr. C. L. Strader, of Harrods-|few men. The meeting was burg, Ky., who has been in the opened with good music by the i city a few days the guest of hist colored choir, a Scnpiurg lesson relatives, Mr. and Mrs. R. C.(read, and prayer was offered by Colbert and Miss Nuna Pattou,|the pastor. The plans and pur- left this morning for his home|poses were then explained and in the Blue Grass State Mr.|the pledge and condition of mem- Strader came down to look out|bership read. A nominating com- a location for a home and after|iiitee was appointed, which got lcoking over different sections of | down io business' and in a few the State he decided Lakeland to| minutes had the following oi- be the “best yet.” When he came] ficers nominated. Emma_ Harvey, he only meant ito purchase a ten| president; Ella Boyd, vice-presi- acre tract but finding the soil so| dent; Raney Daniels, treasurer; fertile and prospects so fine here, amie Burke, in the lumber business, he took{Adamy, organist. ) an option on an eighly-acre tract, Much assistance was given lthe and has gone home fo close out|organizers by one of the colored his business interests and will re-|tachers, who had one time been turn in the fall with his family|Stat¢ Corresponding Secretary to make this his home. Mr.|ior the negro union. Strader is a thrifty Kentucky farmer and dairy man and we fcel sure he will makegood in our hustling Lakeland. signed by sixteen activ honorary members. By urgent request the pasior made some very good remarks, as did some SPECIAL ATTRACTION AT MAJESTIC TONIGHT. Worrell and Kennedy, singing, talking and acrobatic dancing; showing 10§ different buck and wing steps. Three good pictures. Vitagraph comedy: “Everybody's ; e & Doing 1t.” Diograph, drama: “A much as the white bt ll}c Father's Lesson.” Selig, drama: whiskey element recognizes this, “Her Only Son.” “The Littlc‘ and spares no means to get every Mihisters cne it can. l} is time fthe Prohib- Tomorrow, Vitagraph spcci.d' itionists rcu}n/.cd this fact and I)L_‘- in three parts. 083 £in to put in all the work possi- ble to offset the liquor intfluence. The W. C. 1. U. of Lakeland have awakened ito this, hence this iustrumental in organizing | ough others lto re-organize Negro State Union. ‘The negro's vote counts for as the Lakeland Man's Fiance Given Party In Tampa organization. A pleasant surprise was given MRS. ll.)li. MORSE, Miss Gertrude Smith Friday Press Reporter. cvening by Mrs. Addie Evans and Miss Larkell Ratliff in the form of a shower in honor of her ap- FARK HILL LOTS FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. rroaching marriage to Mr. Gil- 1fnr(l Ukrown %)f Lakeland. Al stiesteRvIAYAL coman ldo The guests aesembledi at oihe walks, electric lights, city water, shade trees. See G. C, Rogan or S. M. Stephens. No. 666 This is & prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER, Five or six doses will break any case, and if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not Michigan avenue school house and went from there to the home of Miss Smith on Florida avenue. An enjoyable evening was spent with a number of the popular games and refreshments were served. Many pretty and usefui presents were received by the 829 honoree. Those present were|return. It acts on the liver better than Misses Maude Clements, Dora| Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25¢ Hoffman, Stella Hoffman, Pauline ; Evans, Edith Coppage, Helen Evans, Clyde Powell, Larkell SAMUEL WALLIN Ratclig, Henrietta Clementits, Cora i Strickland, Clara Johnson, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Addie Evans, Mrs, Mattie Evans, Mrs. Joe, Mrs. Bachus, Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Worth ,Joel Booker, iArthur Eck- land, Eddit Griffin, Claude Rat- liff, Clarence Pollard, Anderson Poole and LeRoy Powell.—Tam-| { "";'“"“”""'\ (Eorson) e A IT'S COOLER HERE THAN AT HOME, S0 COME HERE. THE BRANDED SIX SHOOTER. (Frontier Drama.) ANIMATE]) WEEKLY NO. 47. THE STORY OF A KISS. (Eclair—Comedy.) S8amuel Wallin, the new Republican congreseman from Amsterdam, N. Y., is & carpet manufacturer, an ex-mayor, member of his city’s board of trade, a vice-president of a savings bank, pres- | @¢ !deat of a realty company, and a trus. | tee of the local Methodist church. l Don't Fail to Hear the Singer in 0ld and New Favorites. I JMIRSION . . aud MIDRRS CEDER 1§ _.._ ... &, secretary; - Ruth Over Two Trilllon of Them Are Cought | WHY WOMEN PREDOMINATE| Weaker Sex Possess Greater Power! Than Men in Shaking Attacks I | of Disease. London—The fact that in almost! all civilized countries women outnum- | ber men has been ascribed to the high- | er birth rate of girl babies; yet statis~f tics show that 105 boys are born to every 100 girls. According to figures compiled by an European statistician, ' the girl has a better chance than the boy of attaining her maturity. He finds that from the third to the fifteenth year the mortality for both | sexes is the same; from the fifteenth to the nineteenth year, the critical age for girls, the girl's chances are slight- 1y better than the boy's; from the thir- tieth to the thirty-fifth year the mor- tality among women is smaller than among men, and it continues smaller | until the seventieth year. Then for a decade and a half the sexes once more have the same chance of survival, but about eighty-five years cf age woman again stands a better chance than man. To account for this difference the statistician points out that woman has| greater resilience in shaking off dis- ease than man. It is true that the physical strength of man is greater, than woman's, but 8 woman'’s power of endurance is more robust. One reason for this is that woman possesses a finer perception of her power of endurance than a man, and when her perception warns her of fa- tigue she stops. A man does not stop | & until his power is exhausted. His nervous system is not as finely organ- ized as a woman's, and, as Masso, the Itallan physiologist, has pointed out, men and women are entirely depen:' dent on their nerves for caution not to overexert. While it is true that wom- en more easily contract many dis- eases, particularly nervous and mental diseases, than men, they overcome them more easily, HERRING DIE IN FROZEN DAY | By a Sudden Freeze-Up in Alaskan Waters, Klawack Bay, Alaska.—Probably the greatest fish killing ever known took place here on Prince of Wales island a short time ago, when at one stroke 1t should have been stated that| it {s estimated that 2,000,000,000,000 before the nomination of officers,| good sized herring lost their lives. pledge cards were passed and|'Capt. Simon Brounn and ¢ and three| ficers of the steamship Northland had the of- the remarkable experience of navigat- ing their vessel through miles of the dead fish. | For three days the bay had been full | of the women. It is hoped it will| of schools of herring so dense that fish | vot be long until this union will be| were often thrown out of the water. | cn-| A day before the Northland arrived a sudden freeze caught the herring | fn the narrow necked harbor before they could escape. l‘ The freeze came with great sudden- ness, and about six inches of ice form- ed on the harbor. Millions of the her- | hing could be seen fighting for a last desperate chance of getting out of the inclosed water before frozen. | When Captain Brunn arrived with the Northland the tide had receded, | and for 20 to 50 feet on the beach, and | for several hundred feet out into the water for three miles around the har- bor lay the frozen flsh. Measurements were made, and it was found that the herring lay tightly packer for an aver- age of three feet, The greatest chance in the world for obtaining fresh fish without a bit of work was lost. The cannery ; people took all they could, but the Northland was not equipped to carry them. The fear now is that an epl- demic of disease may break out follow- ing the decay of the dead fish. Substitute for Putty, Gibbs--Your wife seems to be & resourceful woman, Dibbs—Resourceful! Why, the oth- er day she put in a pane of glass with chewing gum. “Right O1® Buraing the candle at both eals B one way of making both ends meet -B. M. C. ALL THINGS ARE JUDGED By comparison, there MUST be a standard 1n Tce Cream * N Poinsetta is the recognized standard, snd we saintain the quality at such & bigh degree of perfection that com- petition is hardly noticable—Made 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. fts for sale in your town ZGR SALE BY LAKE PHARMACY LAKELAND, 7SS T T REMOVALY! I have purchased the Meat Market of W. J. Waring, in the Cowdery Block, and have moved my Grocery stock to that stand.. I hope to have the continued patronage of my former customers, and invite all others to give me a trial. I will handle FLORIDA AND WESTERN MEATS GROCERIES, ETC., and I know I can please you in the quality of stock as well as in price. I want a share of your business, and well de- serve it if fresh, clean goods and prompt and courteous treatment count for anything. Yours to Please E. PP HICKSON PHONE 144 Cowdery Block, Main Street. (T 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 Heels, Wide and Narrow Toes. All Sizes. TAN, BLACK and WHITE PRICES: DUTTON - HARRIS CO. Futch & Gentry Building $3.50 to $7.00 KRR OO AR LS PROPERTY OWNERS AT Sewers laid for only 10 certs per foot. We are prepared to furnish 4 inch Terra Cotta scwer 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 $1.86¢ cach already to put on, and we will do all the plumbing in & 'house where there I8 five fixtures for §$115. Get our prices or you will lose money. We do Nrut clave work only. C. A MANN, Manager N. Kentucky Ave. Phone 2517 Bowyer Bullding HRODICD MESH BAGS We are showing the newest designs in Mesh Bags rrom $2.50 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. L . K. Jackson:rseutes. W, K, McRae Owner and Manufac- Real " turers’ Agent Estale Brokerage--Real Estate Tell Us What You Have to Sell, We Will Try to Find a Buyer Tell Us What You Wantto Buy; We Will Try to Find a Seller Rcoms 6 and 7, DEEN & BRYANT Building Lakeland e W Florids