Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 29, 1913, Page 5

of Fire 5,000 r. A. Rodgers, porning to spend fat Green Springs, boast resort. ran accompanied . Stephens over where he will pjoying the surf pier, the genial Polk county, 18 in Lakeland, on ing his hosts of 8. M, Stephens 'ennessee in thelr at Daytona Beach pre continuing on ey will be away special called hapter No. 26, O, hall, on Monday m. sharp. This p purpose of mak- pgements for an be given Sept. 1. OLDER, A. M. ¢ the White Way vhen a sample of hts to be used is ront of the post- & Feigley, who ifor this great im- the business men post looks they | want them iness district. e next month for nd 400 acres of period of three fr. Marshall will g, in which he ell L. T. Norwood } early this morn- e in Miami, after weeks with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . They made the machine, and in having company, ow having left to- in another car, he 4rip more pleas- ped. pades returned on hort stay in Clear- jo delighted with its brick streets eing right on the d around with the a lot or two over Just what he was nice lot, 65x130 but reports from ents at that burg hat smelling salts pand when George $35,000 for the pked around a lit- lots a mile and a ling for $800 and id a sensible thing et back to .Lake- he croakers who operty squint at Clear. HIERE THAN AT OME HERE. e —— erica’'s Famous he Pencil in IS HAND omedy.) BT RESORT omedy) P_MOTHER Comedy.) IR PICTURES KEN anedy., Show Tonight. | will bg done, oh, God.” be it is high | Mr. H. D. Bassett has returned from a trip to New York and Bos- ton. He also stopped off in Ashe- ville to see his family, who are sum- mering tkere. Mr. John D. Pollock left today for various poiits in Georgia, Ala- bama and Mississippi. He expects to be gone about a month or six weeks, and will no doubt enjoy his visit with old friends and relatives. The fire alarm sounded this after- ncon shortly aftey 3 o'rlock, the call being sent in from Ward 1 The auto fire truck responded promptly and put the fire out, the house of M. L, Tyler on Kentucky avenue hawing caught fire on the inside trofi"-the kitchenflue. The damage dojs was small. Mrs: Webb Entertains Reading Circle, The Forelgn Reading Circle of the First Methodist church met yes- terday afternoon with Mrs. Webdb at her lovely new home in East Lakeland. The readers for the aft- ernoon were Mrs. Jenkins and Miss Sara Polk, and they had a most in- teresting lesson from their book, “China’s New Day.” After the read. ing a most delightful social time was enjoyed. Mrs. Webb assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Peterman, and Mrs, Gill served delicious re- freshments of sherbet and cake. Thosé enjoying Mrs. Webb's hospi- tality were Mmes. Darracott, Bos- well, Sparling, Watson, Drane, Jen. kins, Sullivan, Gill, Waring, Norvell and Miss Gertie Derfeux and Miss Sarah Polk, PRESS REPORTER. A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT Whereas, God in His holy wis- ‘dom has seen best to send His an- | gel into out midst and has called hall and lamllyi for the spirit of our beloved mem- o ber, Mrs. P. E. Chunn, it can only g they have leased be left for loved ones to say, “Thy Therefore, Resolved, That we bow in humble submission to His will, knowing that He doeth all things well. Second, That the Woman’s Club, through this committee, extend to the bereaved husband, mother, fa. ther and other relatives their ten- derest sympathy in this hour of af- fiiction and point them to the Great Physiclan as one who alone can al- leviate their sorrows. Third, That we realize in this be. reavement that one of our members has left us to enjoy a heavenly re- ward, Fourth, That we set aside a page in our minutes inscribed to her memory, and a copy of these reso- lutions be published in the Evening Telegram and such be sent to the family. MRS, S. T. FLETCHER, MISS HELEN COCHRANE, MRS. E. C. ANGELL, Committee. PARK HILL LOTS FOR SALE ON EASY TERNMS. All streets clayel, cement s'de- walks, electric lights, city water, shade trees. Bee G. C. Rogan or 8. M. Stephens. 829 MAJESTIC . A fine 2-reel feature tonight, so don’t miss {t. HEROES, ONE AND ALL A Great 2.Reeler by the Lubin Co., a Western Feature Full of Ginger an a Crackerjack Story THE DUKE'S DILEMMA A Funny Comedy by th¢ Edison Company. Tomorrow “BIG BILL” ANDERSON it L R T (Continued from Pago 4.. Grether, F. A, .....c0.. _O'Donlel, Bon & CO. covisivionisonias Waring, Thos, L. ceeeeeeecreeenss, Youngs, B H., ey vrciaiieiniey Garage, Gro Dickson, D. B. cen. Ferguson & Usher ..., Hickson, E. P. Logan, P. D. , 193 123 PHIRORE W, Po icvivieninies Tweedall, B. Qv ivoiivisinssesiosiaiinss Grether, E. A, .-......-.--..H?f.dfiafe‘ Lakeland Hdw. & Plumbing Co Waring, Thos, L. (Model Hdw. Co.)... Wilson, J. P ...00eees 71 WAIBON, CEoBe ool i baii de e ia s 1 Youngs, E, H., Jr. .. 1565 179 340 tesesns Mclntosh, T. ., Orange ..... S 327 Samples, J. L., Matanzas .......... . 207 House Moving, McCraney, D. .... cese e Insurance: Boulware: Jsilic ot en dmeahehi bs (ofi} 6 b DS IG ea s Jr R Drane, H. J. . : LG B G b S A R R SIOANTI . i s i v hes 1849 T A P e S R TODh QY W ssisrennaevonvinsaes 45 Futch, L. M. ..... 241 120 Cole & Hull .... Stevens, H. C, O'Steen, D. B. ciiuvsvvnssioseccsoone 1056 D R R R R R I A Ay Blanton, Kelgey ...covcvvverecnnnns Weaver, R. W. .. Rivers, B. S, & Son ... oCT, Cordery, E. L., Paul & Waymer....... Garland, E. H,, Bld’rs’ Lum. & Sup. Co. Mershon, Geo. W., Lakeland Mfg. Co.. Sneed, W. F., Lakeland Mfg. Co.... 176 Machine Shop. 4§ 302 Men’s Furnishings. ¢ 335 R R A I R S T S Arendell, W. B, . Sidman, C. R. Bailey, E. F. Hub Clothing Co. Wolfson, Cyrus .... Williamson Moore CO. «.vvvveenns o Meat Markets, Ferguson & Usher ....coovvvvnenn 1 Hickson, E. P, Tweedell, E. G. “essesssesssennns Jenkins, 1. C. ,Methodist .... Patterson, W. 8., Presbyterian ...... .... Moving Pictures. Green, C., Auditorium, Mafestic.,. '*"* Yarbrough, C. J., EAIs0nla .......... .... Nava] Stores. Newspapers: 0il and Gm'me. Lane, A. H., Standard O!1 Co. . oo Powell, J. R, ....... Hetherington, M. F. 106 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF BOARD OF TRADE 26 187 Green 78 107 67 Black 75 Green 126 24 Black 187 Green 283 78 24 Bluo ] 289 Blue 211 Blue 245 807 Blue 104 113 Blue 291 Black 218 Blue 291 Green 287 Green XYY ssee 67 Black 177 Red eece 11 Black 136 21 Red Painters und Decomtorl. I S} Warren, C. A. ..coocceeccscssscnsss sooe Pianos and Musical Sup_}nlm. Perry-Tharp-Berry Music Co. Photographer Paterson, R. G. ......... i Phyncmnl. Conibear, W. D, Groover, W. R. . Henley, L. F. ...... Leffers, R. Love, C. W. . Smith, 8 F. c.ccovierericsonnnnes Stoner, G. D. .. Sullivan, R. R, . Wilson, J. F. . csssees soeese 132 270 Greer, Wm. *Lakeland Hdw. & Plumbing Co Mann, C. A. Mitchell, John .......cc00vuene S e Speth, J. B. (Continued oa Page $.) A funny black face act tonight| and three fine feature pictures, €0 | be sure and come early as we only have 1,700 seats. BROTHER BILL A Great Comedy-Drama, Full of Thrflllng Scenes. ANGEL CAKE AND AXLE GREASE Isn’t This a Funny Name for a Pletur~® Sre the dicture; It's Funxlier Still. IN TIIR CRIP OF THE CIIARLATAN l A Beautiful Kalem Drama. { 5 BRO\\'DE‘?. A\D BPO\\ bFR In a Sidecplitting Black-face Act. r See Tuis; It's Great. FINE ORCHI'SI'RA MUSIC Phcno 67 Green 190 Green 329 Green 163 Red 81 60 103 Red 229 22 sece R 297 sees 24 Black —— [AUDITORIUM| @™ || W, YARNELL § Successor to W. K. McRaa TRANSFER LINES ¥ F.:ir:mar;f:l Hauling of All Kinas nd Reasonable Service Guaraniced. ~— Want Ads I’a Futch Lakeland, Fi “ STOPL LOOK! Did you hear that crast? It was our prices falling. If you don’t believe it, call and let us convince you that we can save you money. __N——__ SPECIAL! Satin Evening Slippers In Black, Blue, Pink and White, $3 $I 98 values, clearance sale Big Bargains Await You At Our Great Clearance Sale Kimbrough - Rutherford Shoe Co. Opposite New City Hell The Store With Golden Color s LISTEN! T ——————— R — J. P. McCCORQUODALE | The Florida Avenue Grocer 290—— PHONE RED Respectfully asks his friends and the publc generally to’ give him a call when needing Fresh Meats, Groceries, Vegetables, Etc. HE WILL TREAT YOU RIGHT AND WILL GUARANTEE SAT1SFACTION 290 It Is Never Too Late To Do the Right Thing 1t is not too late to buy & good refrigerator. It will save & lot for you this season and be instantly available when warm wutll er comes again We'll ice it for you the first time FREE. 1t is no’ too late to begin using OUR ICE if you have nct been We will give you good ice, good weight " and good service. W Y u; buying from us before 1t is not too late for one of our Coupon Books Thy one, and you'll regret that you did not use it before, you'll resolve tc have it in the house as long as you take ice. Our drivers have these books frr sale, Fel Lakeland Ice Campany Phone 26 Are You from MISSUIII‘I Ly‘ T LA R P 0L TR AR AT L OME IN and we will show you that we fit your feet properly. Our shoes are snappy and up-to-date. They stand the test of Quality, Style and Neatness. The Store That Is Here To Please Gentry ey Dutton-Harris Co. Kissimmee Lakfz'{and | The = Quality store Mgkl