Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 28, 1913, Page 5

ase of Fire ne 5 000| n Hendrix, who has been her brother for the last turned to her home in day. children are at Seabreeze, enjoying the ocean bathing and other delights ct that pleasant resort. They and the family of Mr. H. C. Stevens are {wgether AT THE MAJESTIC. ' The Majestic Theater is showing | tonight a picture of unusual and interest—‘The Millionaire Cow- Mrs. E. C. Flanagan and two youny | THE EVENING TELEGRAM, BB DO QH PP PSP SOLTOREIUDEOEI0D i ows—a dream that speaks to me [In mysteries of music—like heard far at sea; "A face love blest is with me where stars of midnight beam beauty of my dream. Musing in the shadows, alone I fill my glass; Yet not alone, for memories ghosts before me pass; skies serene and fair. . Jackson, who is State' boy.” This is something particularly, Where the south-winds kissed the the Dental Association,! interesting paper befor t their session yesterday Beach. irs. Asa Brantley went to ew days ago to look at a! operty. We understand fine, and will doubtless draw large s crowds, Y Tlie Rev. A. J. Gross from Alabama lis now in Lakeland and can be se- cured for supply work or the holding of revival meetings Bro. Gross is a man of ability and culture. If any violets and Jenny’s golden hair. ' those far-off skies, [The light of Love’s own bright in her lifted eyes; snd when she said, “I love you,’ life’'s dream of heaven came true, heaven ey purchased the Prop- of our churches need a supply for'And only the silent cedars and the d to for speculation. lic Aviderman of Fort Gardner, Fla., is visiting antley on Success avenue. was a resident of Lake-| recently, when her par- to Gardner. ertisement of the sale of pr city taxes appears ln pe of the Telegram, and resting reading- -for those wers yesterday afternooan he ladies from continuing pond in the park, but the| wved into the lobby off ky building, and here the yed a fine patronage. Henry Orme reached Lake- ight from a month’s stay rk, where he studied voice ea and other noted teach- ports an enjoyable as well le stay in the metropolis, back looking much health. nes Gregorie, after a de- o months' visit to her s. U. Huguénin, leaves for in South Carolina tomor- will stop at Savannah for | s the ard. as the material reaches ork will begin on a hand- veneer residence for Mr. her on his property at the Lime street ang venue, overlooki | Services tomorrow night 7:30.! 7. and one beloved by the members, Bt o King - Lake | aupgay sehool 3 o'clock. {Who all wish her a very pleasant i plans for this home [ : arly r Those' e e i o {summer and an early return. Those =8 )m.mr.’ - l.t t.; THE GROVER STORE. I present were Mesdames Nunnally, g ;1 e 'd | Turner, Anderson, Upton, Greer, : ‘:'; | '“] louse “"1, We wish to call your attention to| Levis, Morse, Hebb and Hooks. \lls . D to the second ' )0 FAMOUS GROVER SOFT- SOLED ses Edith Ande rson, Turline Pillang, Chwill be of shingles, The home wili con- ! rooms and will be mest in the city. U R M’ECIMS est Butter 36¢ Oat Meal 24¢ Pork and 24¢ Starch 2c|? — 2l | Im-!and another trip for the money, bo-' guest of her aunt,; \Mssa- i la little | ¢Lle for elderly people but there lean Store an Goods Pquare Deal rything as Rep- ed or Money Re- Chandler tly Ferguson & Usher, Phone 123 Ams Building Kentucky AVC CHILDREN UNDER 12. the summer, a revival meeting, or any church near Lakeland needing a land.—-Baptist Witness. M. M. Fadeley and wife of Lake- land, were passengers on the steam- er Gladys this morning to Captiva where they will spend several \\Pm‘\ | enjoying the surf bathing and excel- lent fishing for which this resort is | famous. Mr. and Mrs, Fadley have Leen staying for some time past in | this city as the guests of Mrs. Bran- don at her home on Carson street.— | Ft. Myers Press | Subscribers who propose { tor the to pay { the boy when he calls. Failure to sary trouble on us and leads to dis- putes. Subscribers who pay the boy every week never have any disputes. print six newspapers, send a carrier six trips to deliver it at your door, i sides the work of book-keeping. On ’tc jaw over the telephone half an hour to convince you that ft was [ three weeks ago that you paid, in- | stead of two weeks, as you claim. It | you pay every week these disputes | ‘i will not arise. We must Insist on | this, and carriers are instructed to | stop delivering papers to subserib-! | €rs who repeatedly fail to pay. MYRTI.E STREET METHO- DIST CHURCH. SHOES FOR TENDER FEET. These shoes have long been recoc- rized, as the most perfect shoe for people who are willing to sacrifice, style fopr REAL COMFORT The Grover shoes are not only suit- are for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER, ctyles that will suit the fastidious Five or six doses will break any case, and | Aresser, who want style combined |f[luktn th[c!n n: a lomhc l!l‘c Ici)cr will lnot | B return, acts on the liver better llfln' with real comfort. Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25¢ | The prices range form $4.00. We invite you to call and inspect | this line before buying elsewhere. Very cordially yours, THE KIMBROUGH- RUTHERFORD SHOE CO.. Oprosite the new City Hall. 32.50 921. ’. =3 €0EQT2ECADDD BDD | LBISY ‘o 200E L0020 0a2000" L w0V pastor write Rev. A, J. Gross, Lake-, ir paper by the week shouldi ihan- the change on hand and pay | | 0 80 imposes a great deal of unncces. | Tt costs every penny of your dime to| | top of this we do not want to have| | Y VA ] stars and violets knew. 0 meadows of Love's Maytime, with ! all the world in bloom, | Your memories like stars have come to light the midnight gloom; l\.y heart would answer with a cr)l but that it fears to speak, For | teel Love's benediction and her breath upon my cheek. night divine, | As Memory sits beside me and her | hand is seeking mine. blessed are the gleams { to give me back my dreams, * * » Surprise Party. A surprise was given Mrs. Shaffer and Miss Helen last evening when {several W, C. T, U, ladies and girls | waiked in on them, accompained by a freezer of cream. The crowd hal merry time going out. ! dependently acted as their own dray- n:an, and only turned the freezer |over twice. The cover being tight, < The W. poetic, the reporter is not allowed to give C. T. U. president As the hostesses had been busy packing, preparatory to their summer flight, the ladies felt it were better ‘1ot to stay too late. So good-byes and good wishes were said at an | ecurly hour, excellent treasurer of the W. C. T Cladys Turner, Mildred Morse, berta Hebb and Winona Bevis, Al- 56 No. €S | This is a prescription prepared especi ially read ore to " GET WISE! | | e by ; Watch Jeremiah's bargain ocumter 'Llclfwns grocery store. Only bar- | 8ains will be found there. miah. $85 FARK HILL LOTS FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. All streets clayed, walks, electric lights, shade trees, See G. C, Rogan or § M. Stephens. 829 cement city water, SRS A R A IT'S COOLER HERE THAN AT HOVME, SO COME HERE. ] “THE TRAMP REPORTER" 4 very good newspaper story in two reels. (Powers—Drama, The World's greatest authors and artists in a comedy sketch, “SAVED BY PARCAL POST" (Imp.—Comedy.) | —_— “LEO'S LOVE LETTER,” (Imp.—Farce Comedy.) ADMISSION . ol | ——— e ———————————————————————————————— > MAJESTIC THEATER TODAY’S PROGRAM | “THE MILLIONAIRE COWBOY” (A Great Western Picture in two reels.) side-/ THE SPIRIT OF LOVE'S DREAIL | A dream shines through life’s shad-| bells, ' | And I quaff a cup to dreamers for the ' like} merit | wander in loved pathways ’'meath’ In a sweet dream [ see ber beneam} 4 still let me dream forever as on this| and Cambyses occupied the royal pal- | For sweet are all the shadows, and!pongehold. "In the land where Love still lingers in retirement until the Persian guests They in- po harm resulted to the cream. They' i had a delightfully informal evening. | waxel gyer, for Cambyses commanded Pha- but under penalty of death,’ i the public the benefit of her effusion 1 Mrs. Shaffer is the most| iu the big glass case in front of D. B.| Jere-| of watches, lockets, LAK ELAND, FLA,, JUNE 28, 1913. By CORA JOHNSON. | The collector of antique Jjewelry emptied the contents of her jewel | casket on the table, and turned to her companion, saying: “Here is a bracelet which I am sure you will like. Examine it closely, for | the workmanship is particularly beau- ! tiful and the large sapphire in the center almost flawless. It has an in- teresting history, for it once adorned i the arm of Atossa, an Egyptian prin- cess, “One day while visiting Cairo, I stopped at the bazar to make some purchases. Halting before a jeweler’s booth I gazed at the display of an- tiques, rare examples of the ancient goldsmiths’ craft. “Several rings appealed to me, but I could not quite make up my mind to buy. The jeweler, schooled through much dealing with tourists, realized i this, and not caring to miss a sale, took a small ebony box from a shelf, which he unlocked and drew forth this bracelet, a necklace and several am- ulets, “When I eagerly reached for the bracelet he smiled and said; ‘I knew that you could not resiat the jewel of Atossa, and when I relate how it came into my possession it will increase in value tenfold. An ancestress of mine was the favorite companion of the. princess, not because she was of no- ble birth, but because the erratic Atossa wanted the most beautiful maidens in the kingdom for her as- sociates, and she was among those chosen. “‘Her name was Maroda and she played on the harp with wondertul | | skdll, “‘The princess seldom joined the ! court at its revels, preferring to en- joy the beauties of the garden on the housetops, surrounded by her | matdens, * ‘When the Persians invaded Egypt FEEEE, S SRS TN, S 0 !ace with Pharaoh, Atossa pleaded | with her father until he agreed that she should live in one section of the | palace, seldom frequented by h!s Here her privacy would ! be respected and she could remain ' departed. *‘One evening, when the princess and her maidens were on the house- tops enjoying the cool breezes of the night, a messenger summoned her to the king's presence. She was com- manded to attire herself and her maidens in gorgeous raiment and ap- pear before the guests. “ ‘Atossa refused to obey, and the | Infuriated king sent seven soldiers, each of whom bore a struggling maid- en to the royal presence. Atossa knelt before her father, asking for pardon that she might return to her apart- ents, ‘“ ‘The evil had been wrought, how- | raoh to consent to his marriage with Atossa. Too late the Egyptlan king realized his grave mistake and re- | | fused his consent, for the princess was little more than a child and Cambyses long past his youth. Then the Per- sian king ordered his guards to seize the princess to carry her to his ship. ‘*As she left the banqueting hall she took the bracelet from her arm | “Keep this {and threw it to Maroda. for love of me,” she said. ‘“*My ancestress never saw her: again, and the bracclet has been in | our possession ever since, but I need | money and must sell it.’ “I purchased the bracelet.” 9 | No 8lgns on That Road. E: | 'There are no siguboards along the 3 MAJESTIC THEATRE road to s #8. We have to pzint our | & own, 23 thcse who have found the | @ Has inaugurated a popularity contest beginnng June 17 and closing U'v tog busy to attend to tha . rigitor Seivonm. | People who talk merely for the pus pose of attractinz utiention to them {selves sellom get the kind of . ten Hon *hat ie wasth cnpthing Our Display chains, rings, broocbes ‘etc.,, is noticeable for its ;ertect taste as well as self-evident good quality. *THE .Y OF SAN FRANCISCO.” (Edison.) i Mona. ‘he Mexican Spy,” two . reel feature. Lubin, jues to —_— e Matinee Thursday ar1 Saturday. 5c and 10c. NOMINATE YOUR FAVORITE In Our Popular Contest for The Most Popular Young Lady. kow long it is worn. | [ 10 give sometihing of permanent valie | . iour case will supply it. The Jewelry | handle is the kind that contin-; give satisfaction no matter If you desire H. C. Stevens AN EGYPTIAN BRACELET | e s W. K. Jackson-sswcites- W, K. McRae | Some Specx Ities Offered By ————— E. P. HICKSON PHONE 144 Gowdery Block, Main Street Florida Steak Florida Pork Roasts Western Pork Chops Stews Breakfast Bacon Bologna Sausage Boneless Ham Hamburg Steak Boiled Ham Frankfurters Fresh Country Eggs I claim the distinction of making the BEST SAUSAGE in Lokeland. 1 use only good fresh Pork and Beef with the proper condi- ments. |do not USE artificial oils, corn starch or eny adulterant whatever. and han- dle them in the cleanest possible manner. 1 also carry a complete line (CANNED MEATS FRESH GROCERIES and FEED They Have Arrived B 0 3.50 4.00 3.50 Ladies’ White Buck Boots at All Sizes and Widths. Ladies’ White Buck Pumps at All Sizes and Widths, Ladies’ Black Satin Pumps at All Sizes and Widths. Ladies’ Patent Colt Pumps at All Sizes and Widths. SLE OUR WINDOW! s utton-Harris Co, v Kissimmee Lakeland "W H O | is the MOST POPULAR YOUNG LADY In the community? To deter mine this and to create additional | interest in our splendid mqtion shows and entertainments, the July 17th, and offers to the young lady voted the most popular Choice of Three Beautiful Pieces of Jewelry Now on exhibition at Stevens’ Jewelry Store, viz., choice of tweo styles of LAVALIERE OR A HANDSOME BRACELET Mary Groover .. .. .. ...1750 Miss Butler .. 80 Edith Deane .. .. .. -1620 Selma Briddick .. .. .. .. 20 Dotty Bates .. .. ., ......810 Miss Strain.. .. .. ......220 Lillie Mae Mclntyre.. .. ..665 LEffle Dubose .. .. .. .... 20 Villa Bailey.. .. ........515 ~1ss James.. ., e Mildred Yarnell.. .. .. ..47) g;,,t“;‘;;*;‘;“* ot :z Georgia Strain., .. ..220 Lillie McMock .. .. 10 Owner and Manufac- turers’ Agent Real Estate Brokerage--Real Estate Tell Us What You Have to Sell, We Will Try to Find a Buver Tell Us What You;Wantto Buy; We Will Try to Find a Seller Rooms 6 and 7, DEEN & BRYANT Building Lakeland L] E ] Florida