Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 1, 1913, Page 5

se of Fire ne 5,000 a &. Anderson and Bessie, of Fort Val. visiting the family of Houser on South New prs of the Elenora Re- No. 4 are requested to t the memorial service | daughter of Mr. and ones, at the Dixieland , Aug. 8, at 11 a. m. Hetherington and Marjorle and Marion, for the mountatns of spending the mnext rs. A. 8. J. MnrKeu- the past several wecks iting friends and rela- ous parts of Georgis, acon. ladies of Dixieland ery pleasantly enter- afternoon by Mrs. C. her lovely home (n that . fan Endeavor 3Society lan church will re. day evening at 6:3) at church, and all mem- young people of the d are cordially iuvit. rs. Claire Henley and [daughter, Mrs. L. P. ughter Emily ani Miss ims, assistant postmas. onday for Pass-a.urllle, | 748 NyBWING TELBORAM, LAK ELAND, FLA., AUG. 1, 1913, LAKELAND 3, LOUGHMAN 2. Lszkeland aereatea Loughman yesterday in one of the best games of the season by the scoreof 3 to 2. Sullivan and Spivey won the game for Lakeland in the secord inn!ng “when Sullivan made a smashing Mr. W. B. Talley, the well.known architect of Jacksonville, is in the city today on business. Mr. and Mrs. Sammon and two children arrived at noon today from Green Springs, where they spent two weeks very pleasantly, The Woman’s Auxiliary' of All Saints’ Fpiscopal church will m::t Monday afiernoon, Aug- ¢, with Mrs. H. J. Drane, at her lovely home, Hillcrest. All members are urgently requested to be present and to bring their contributions for the bospital box, 2t Florida avenue is now open to the public the entire length, the last asphalt on South Florida having been laid Wednesday, allowing the thoroughfare to be opened to trav- elers yesterday. The asphalt makes & beautiful street, and, while a lit- tle more expensive, its beauty and the absence of dust and noise make everyone highly pleased with it. Wherever the streets have been Iald the high weeds between the sidewalks and the pavement should be cut down and that space planted in nice grass. Each property own- er should take a pride in ecomplet- ing the work of making Lakeland a City Beautiful, by transforming the space between the sldewalks and | the street into a thing of beauty instead of an eyesore, and we feel sure they will. CARPENTERS’ UNION TO KEEP SWINGS IN THE PARK Editor Telegram: 1 wish to state through the Telegram that arrange- ments have been made by the Car- penters’ Union and myself whereby the three swings that I have are to | be left in the park for the use of i the public; the men of the Union two-bagger that brought in two men and scored himself on Spivey’s two.bagger. One of the features of the game was Childe’ fine pitching. Haynes also pitched a good game for Lou.hman. Following i8 the line-up: Lakeland— Loughman— Meharg, 1b. Redditt, 1b. Smith, 2b. Bass, 2b. Spivey, ss. McAllister, ss Meharg, 3d. Sefford, 3b. Jones, 1f. Barker, If. Sullivan,:cf, McQuinm, ef. Williams, rf. Johnson, rf. Childs, p. Haynes, p. Lawler, ¢ Blasinger, c. Score by innings: Lakeland ..... 030000000 Loughman .... 000020000 Batteries—Lakeland, Childs and Lawler; Loughman, Haynes and Blasinger. Struck out: Haynaes, 11. Time, 1:26. 'Umpires—Henley and Hull, By Childs, 9; by REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Reporicd Daily by Security Ad stract and Title Co., Bartow.) , July 81, 1818, Florida Development Co. to Emil F. Rindchen. Florida Development Co. to Emil F. Rindchen. Florida Development Co. to Emil F. Rindchen. Florida Development Co. to Emil F. Rindchen. Florida Development Co. to Emil F. Rindchen. Florida Development Co. to Emil F. Rindchen. A. B. Ferguson, et al. to John P. Williams. M. L, & A. A. Robinson to Ver- | non Clyatt. Herman A. Powers and wife to G. E. Southard. W. T. Overstreet and wife to A. D. E. Miles. - I, M, Trammell and husband to C. M. Clayton M. L. &A. E. Robinsoa to Mar. tha King. iwill spend a couple of | CODtembplate putting In other swings | qMPERIAND rnnsny- pleuantly bathing mfll irs. Robert English, of | Tenn., are in the city Mrs. English’s par- d Mrs. J. P. Wilson. ristine Wilson, Mrs. one of Lakeland’s most -and her many friends to have her in Lake. Hooks, who is a valued he Fort Myers postcf- pn quite 111 at the home , Col. and Hu T de the past three wecks. fays ago it became mnac. vo an operation per- pr for appendicitis. It ht that we learn that improving nicely and o backset. o be put on at the Au- . 14 by the Dramatic too funny for amy- big crowd will be on ness the production, play are Misses Mabel ephine Drane, Flor- elen Conibear, Helen nd Mrs. William Steitz, p. Lufsey, Truby Os. Cornelison, Mr. Ben- McLain. Mrs, Lovell he play and through florts and natural tal. layers, the public will a play they will long R HERD THAN AT O COME HERE. HE LIMIT OF THE LAW Two' Parts, ir—Drama.) ETS ARRESTED ——Comedy., porrow Night EY & WILLIAMS This City ville Act Which is ‘ery Funny. | in addition to these which they now own, and all are to be owned and maintained in the park by the Union, provided the city authorities | win agree to the same and also to protect them. It would not be wise to put anything of the kind in the park while hoboes and night work- ers are allowed full possession at night after decent people have gone to their homes. This is a move in the right di- rection by the Carpenters’ Union, and, by the way, not the first time they have manifested a public spirit and contributed of their means for & good cause. Now_let other organizations get busy acd it will not be long until Lakeland will have a park that is an ornament to the town and a ben. efit to the people, but not a conven- fent resort for dogs and night work- ers. W. W. WOLF. PARK HILL LOTS FOR SALE ON EASY TERNS, o All streets clayed, cement side- walks, electric lighfs, city water, shade trees. Bee G. C_ Rogan or 8 M. Stephens. 829 FOR HARNESS, Saddles, collars and bridles see McGlashan. 991 MAJESTIC | A GOOD SHOW TONIGHT FINE FEATURE LICENSED PICTURES MATINEE TOMORROW, TERIAN CHURCH Preaching every third and four:h Sun<lays, Rev. Lewls, pastor. Sunday echool, 9:30 a. m. The public is cordially invited to chese scrvices. Some of A. B. Brown’s dwell- ings for rent here, and some for sale and also lots. Easy terms. Fire !nsurance written on duild- ings. merchandise, houschold fur niture in -millionaire eonpnul. ] reasonsble rates. Business along these lines solteit- ed. Promptness. faithfulness, of- ficiency guaranteed. Phone 102 1002 M. 6. 17 Ketuckv Bldg. Malaria or Chills & Fever Prescription No. 666 is prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER, Five or six doses will bresk any case, and if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not gripe or sicken, 25¢ FOR SALE—Two tickets to Macon, Ga.; will sell very cheap. F, T. Hauser, Lakeland Furniture Co. 1030 ADITORIEN] A fine show tonight with good or. chestra music and a nice, comfort- able house to enjoy them iam, A MATTER OF MATRIMONY A Fine Comedy by the Vitagraph Company THE HERO COWARD Exciting You Bet, ' One of Those Hard to Beat Emnay Dramas, Rkl THE SANDS OF TIME A Beautiful Selig Picture. FINE ORCHESTRA MUSIC ,Every Night e ————————————— Tomorrow—The Great War Picture in Two Reels THE GRIM TOLL OF WAR PAGF Fre-r ' In the account of the Missionary Union meeting held Monday after. noon at the Methodist church it was stated that Mrs. Moore read a pa- per. This was an unintentional er. | g ror, as it was Mrs. Dr, Moon, of the Chnetlan church. HOES Don't go with your feet HUZ giving you pain. Bring HOOES them in and be fitted by EXPERT SHOE FITTERS. HAS FLETCHER ENDORSED BROWN FOR MARSHAL? Jacksonville, Aug. 1.—Major Bethcl, one of the fourteen candi. dates for the marshalship in the Northern district, is in the city on his return to' Tallahascce from Washington, and he is of the opin- fon thot now it scems to be Perkinps against the fleld, but this status wrll not exist after the two senators have finished their study of the men opposing Perkins, for they will then announce their choice, and there will be nothing for the attor. ney general to do but appoint the man they name. Asked what he heard or knew on the fisht in the Southern district, he replied that he had seen it stat- ed that Senator Fletcher had en. dorsed Brown, of Polk, but before ! (@ It is seldom, if ever, pou find them all together=-the Shoe, the Style and the Price--we have them all. @ Now is the time to save money at our Great CLEARANCE SALE. SHOES AT COST was told that up to'that hour Sen- Klmbrough Ruthcrford Shoe (;0 encomsement. o ™14 Opposire New Clty Hall The Store With Goldea Colors ! KANSAS TRAINS STALLED BY GRASSHOPPERS Dodge City, Kan., Aug., 1—"Train No. 664 delayed forty minutes; stalled by grasshoppers.” This was the report received at the Rock Island Adepot here today. The train was coming out of Ford when it struck a deep cut where “hoppers’” covered the rails. As the engine wheels crushed the insects, the rails became 8o slippery that the drivers spun around and the train stopped. The crew with shovels finally scooped the hoppers off the track and covered the rails with sand, then the train could proceed. 'J. P. McCCORQUODALE The Florida Avenue Grocer PHONE RED Respectfully asks his friends and the publ generally to’ give him a call when needing Fresh Meats, Groceries, Vegetables, Etc. HE WILL TREAT YOU RIGHT AND WILL GUARANTEE SAT1SFACTION 290 290 R e HARNESS and suit-case repalrins carefully done. McGlashan. 991 PERFECT CONFIDENCE Lakeland People Have Good Reasoa for Complete Reliance I-C-E It Is Never Too Late To Do the Right Thing It is not too late to buy & good refrigerator. It will cave 8 lot for you this season and be instantly available when warm weatk er comes again We'll ice it for you the first time FRZE. Do you know how— To find relief from backache; To correct distressing urinary ills, To assist weak kidneys? Your neighbors know the way— Have used Doan’s Kidney Pills; Have proved their worth in many tests. E. C. Fades, E. Oak street, Lake. land, Fla., says: “I can strongly recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills, for I know that they act just as represented. I used them about two years ago when 1 was suffering from lame and aching back and trouble with the kidney secretions. They brought me prompt rellef and when- ever I have taken them since, they have acted effectively. I do not hesitate to advise any one afflicted with kidney trouble te give Doan’s Kidney Pills a trial” For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents, Foster-Milbura Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Unit- ed States. Remember the name.-Doan’s—and take no other. F‘O_ut_ ey Go” All our Summer goods to make way for Autumn arrivals. They’re marked low, and every article the freshest fashion. To buy right BUY NOW. 1t is noi too late to begin using OUR ICE if you have act b..a bnymglrcmnlbelm We wmclveyougoodm,:oodw ¢ 1t i8 no* too late for one of our Coupon Books Thy on¢. -rd Jou'll regret that yon did not use it before, you'll reso! @ t hi-e itin the house as long as you take ice. Our drivers hav:. ...se books f-r sale, f PR Lakeland Ice Company Phone 26 Our Autumn and Winter Tailoring awaits your in- spection. TROUBLES But we are here to setile YOUR SHOE QUESTION. Will be pleased to advise you the proper Glothes for any occasion. WILLIAMSON - MOORE G0, ‘FASHION' SHOP FOR MEN. Drane Brilding Phone 298 Comein and let us FIT YOUR FEET CORRECTLY. Quality & Dutton-Harris Co. & Gentry Lakeland The Bidg. Kissimmee ‘\ RO AT R S A S i S T U e s )