Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 8, 1913, Page 5

.. j - Mrs. L. R. Battle and little Miss Emily ‘are over at Pass-a-Grille, where, ;with Mr. and Mrs. Claire Henley ‘and little Henley, they are enjoying a pleasant outing. of Fire . 5,000 mbeo is spending itly in Plant City platives. The Lakeland second nine played a game of baseball here yesterday -with the Plant City club, the latter being the winner by a score of two * | to one. Masters, a charm- e s s {Tampa, who has| An adjourned session of the City Council will be held tonight to dispose of the overflow of business that cotld not be attended to at the regular meeting Wednesday night. fal days the guest jiware, reutrned fin Tampa. . J. McClelland prised Wednes- arrival of their iBtarr, of Grape 13 his first visit rse he is very and especially The matter of moving the Tre- mont hotel back from its present site will come before the City Council to night. The property owners near where it is proposed to place the buflding object to its location there on the ground that it will increase their insurance rate. Many others hold that it would decidedly improve the city to get the duilding off Main street. ho went up to ' A. P. McLeod, ithe summer with Bfidren, returned ge in plans be. . YME BVEWRNG TELBORAM, LAR ELAND, FLA. AUG. 8, 1913. HOLLINGSWORTH ITEMS There was given a farewell party to Mr. and Mrs. Powers and son, Earl, on Thursday evening. A few of the immediate neighbors assem- bled and, after visiting together, all bade: the family goodby. Mr. Pow- ers, having sold his place, has gone to Adrain, Mich., to take a position with the Van Camp condensery. Mrs. Paton Skinner has gone to spend a week with her sister. Mr. Bowden, who has been at work with Dr. Sylvester, has gone to Georgia to visit his home folks. Miss Alma Wilder was at home over Sunday. She is teaching school at Kathleen. Mrs. George Pearce and Miss Liz- zie were callers at the home of Mrs. Lowery on Tuesday. Died, at her home on Lake qu- lingsworth, on Saturday, the 2nd of August, at 8:30 p m.,, Mrs. J. H. Beasley. This-sad death came as .a shock to the entire community as she had had no sickness but passed away quietly. Deceased was a fine Christian woman, loved and respect. ed by all who knew her. The funeral services were held at the Gapway church and were conducted by Dr. Gavin in the absence of her own pastor, Rov. Jenkins. Interment was made in the Gapway cemetery. | Sunday school at the school house 'at 3 ocleék next Sunday. SCRIBE. “UNCLE STEVE” THINKING OF WOULD'BE P M.’S ——— i (Continued from Page .. Panama.Pacific International Expo- sition. Announcement of the ap- MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION WILL |pointment was made by Secretary of HAVE CAKE SALE TOMORROW | State Bryan. Lamar will represent S the federal government at the ex- The ladles of the Memorial Asso- | position. ciation will conduct a cake sale at Commissioner Lamar’s home s at the hardware store of the Lakeland l Monticello. He was attorney gen. Hardware & Furniture Co. t0m°f-‘,eral of Florida from 1889 to 1903, row. The ladies will appreciate the;and served in Congress from 1903 patronage of the public, and as they | to 1907. During his congressional are working for a most worthy carcer he brought impeachment cause this patronage should be 1ib- | charges against Federal Judge erally given them. | Swayne, and was an active advocate All members who are to donate . for federal control of ‘the railroads. cakes for this sale will please have . Mrs. Lamar was Mrs. Ethel Toy them sent to the Lakeland Furni- Healey, of Atlanta, Ga. She Is a ture and Hardware Co. by 8 o’clock. nfece of Dr. Crawford Howell Toy, many years a professor at Harvard Miss Dora Lants University. Entertains Her Friends Commissioner and Mrs. Lamar | Miess Dora Lantz entertained a will leave in a few days for San | party of young friends at her home Franciseo. i in Dixieland, Wednesday evening. i Delicious refreshments were served. : timely death of rmen of the city fequest thelr pa. with them it in making de- ortions of town prn up for sew- jat their wagons re sections. In \drivers have to f and carry the p several blocks. "K. Youngs and | left today for ' where they will §¢ party of Mr. Philadelphia. they will go to ning will visit Ritimore. Mr. Those present were Misses Ollie | Sipes, Carrie Carroll, Fannle Lou i Hendricks, Ethel Cook, Beulah Wat- son, Annie Sutton, Myrtle Bradenn, Edith Baker, Nellle Smith, Marion Fuller; Messrs. John Eileand, Brad Carroll, Archie Carroll, Loren Jac. obs, Bidwell Watson, Charles Feire, Ed Hendricks, Will Arendell. L] L . K. K. Ks Entertained { By Miss Hazel Orms Miss Hazel 0rm{by delightfully | entertained the Kwitzer Knockin’ Khed Thursday afternoon at her home on East Lemon street. A proverb contest was first in- dulged in, then the K. K. K.s were b invited to a large table where a ago an or- game of “Up Jenks” was very much jhants’ Mercan. | enjoyed, after which delightful re. sburg, secured | fréshments were served. j for a proposed The K. K. K.s present were fon here. Un- | Misses Mary Jackson, Gladys Wil- jeman was the | son, Genevieve Morrow, Maguerite trouble which { McCullough, Annie C. Mayes and time, and he | Hazel Ormsby. organization. | g5 & No. 666 , representing here today, but, and ex- gm. is prescription prepared especially '\ gertect the | ¥ MALARIA of CHILLS & FEVER, pe! Five or six will break any case, and *he local | if taken then as & tonic the Fever will not return, It acts on the liver better than ~ | Calomel and d s | NIA.; D THAN AT HERE. 3 a month or so f§remain several ] sby, of Wau- hed visitor to ng up to meet expected here return from a Mr. Goolsby most remark- Fida journalism; believe there is here published l of Wauchula, ocate either in nce or subject oes not gripe or sicken. 25¢ The Funny, Bunny Man 5 tonight. Lose your troubles at thy Majestle. OF THE INT eels Bison Picture at YR STIYSYN N KLY NO. 87 _ lconiAdy Featuring LA R 6. £2 /ohnny Bunny \ THE SCHOOI TEACHER . Another Fie Comedy E EDISONIA oking lady and d will give = act entitled E GIRL his WILLIE'S AONEMENT [~ [ A Kid Story m! a Good One s | MATINED TMORROW AUDITORIUM Did you see that fine nudevmel act last night? You didn't? Well, get busy as there is a complete change tonight and three flme pic. - e ———————————————————— PETE THE ARTIST A 8ide Splitting Comedy LOVE BEFORE TEN A Comedy Featuring Two Clever Children ————————————————————————— OLD GORMAN’'S GAL A Western Drama —————e e SUMMERS AND EMOISE The Minstrel Man and the Dainty Comedienne ORCHESTRA MUSIC ¥ you want th macs at cost, think of one Opposite New City Hall Our Great Clearance Sale Nolp In Full Slving be fittea, When you think, Great Money Kimbrough-Rutherford SHOE COMPANY The Store With Golden Colors 'Em Shoe Sellin’ Men I wish to inform the General Trading Pub- lic that I have purchased my store back from Messrs. Murrell & Sharp, and you will find me in the Clonts’ Building, my old stand. | : I most cordially invite everybody, both old and new customers to come in and see me. I am here to do business and my motto is not to buy goods to keep. I assure you and everybody that I propose to make the CLONTS STORE the Greatest Bargain House in Lakeland. I fpropose to keep in stock and offer for sale a standard quality of goods, and you can rest assured that every time you trade to the extent of a penny at the Clonts Store, you will receive the very best in return. We want you to come and see us. Make the Clonts store your store. Courteous and fair treatment will ‘be our special aim, and your visits will be appreciated. Very Truly, ' S. L. A. CLONTS CLONTS’' BARGAIN COUNTER The Clonts Store, Glonts Building Gor Kentucky Ave and Pine St. 75¢ Men's Sleeping Gowns.25¢ $2.25 Dress Pants ...... $1.69 25¢ Carpet Slippers...... 10¢c $2.50 Dress Pants...... $1.98 23 and 35 Boys' Shirts..10¢ $3.00 Dress Pants...... $2.25 """""" $4.00 Dress Pants ......$3.39 CKind for eron rov. $1.00 $4.50 Dress Pants. 16387 $6.00 Dress Pants $10.00 Men’s Suits ....$5.69 $12.00 Men’s Suits ....$7.19 $15.00 Men’'s Suits ....$8.50 cheel oo eais ol $20.00 Men's Suits . ...$12.00 $1.50 Men's Pants ....$1.19 $25.00 Men's Suits. ...$15.00 - Also a lot of Ladies’ Wash Skirts at half price, and many other things that we are makin g a special reduction on. 65 pairs Ladies’ Shoes, w orth $2, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 a pair, as long as they last, per pair, 98¢c. 16 yards 4-4 Bleaching.$1. $2.50 Men's Work Shoes $1.98 $1.00 Men's Work Shoes. .89¢c $1.00 Men's Pants, Pin- - posed to be an off scason for soclal PARK NILL LOTS JOB - ——— events any number of elaborate en- The woods are full of fellows who ! tertainments have been planned in could: teach a better school than'honor of the delegates by Americans | those who teach, preach a better : living in London. Ambassaior Page sermon than those who preach, who ; has had several meetings with some could run a better business or pub- jof the most prominent members of lish a better paper. Yes, the woods ' th Congress who have given him are full of them, but they neither | some excellent ideas in connection teach, run a better business or puh.| with the management of $100,000,. lish a better paper. The are llke 000 recently subscribed b his coun. the lilles of the fleld, they toil not, ‘ trymen to wage a world-wide war' neither do they spin, You'll nndfulhm disease. thm on loafers’ corner knocking ev- erybody and everything. They ap- B All strests clsyed, ocement 'T0 LATE TO CLASSIFY pear to be an evil necessity, as all Wenting PROMPT towns have them —Tavares Hera'd. | JoOR RENT—SIx-réom house close action will do well O T e in. Apply to R. M. Marler. WORLD-WIDE WAR 1050 to see AGAINST DISEASE London, Aug. 8.—Americans in | FOR RENT—Five-room cottage, London are not having any difficulty | Well located. Inquire D. 0. Rog. changing upon their fellow country-| ers. Phone 43 Black or 259. men this week, for there are nearly a thousand American physiclans alone in London. They are attend- ing the International Congress of Medicine 4nd although this is sup. I-C-E | It Is Never Too Late To Do the Right Thing It is not too late to buy & good refrigerator. Iy will save a ot for yonthisumnnhhhmflymnmo'hlmw er comes again We') oo f8 for you the first time FRZB It is not too late to begin using OUR ICE if you have 1ct been baying frcm us before We will give you good ice, goed weight and good service. e best shoes come in and 4Jabing Sale It is no* too late for one of our Coupon Books ¥i exme, and Jou'll regret that you did not use it before, you'!l resc o te have it in the house as long as you take ice. Our drivers “cre these books f-r sale, Lakeland Ice Company Phone 26 i ods - walks, slestrie lighta, ety water, hade tress. Boe G. C Rogan er B L] RENTERS AND OWNER M. G. WILLARD 17 Kentucky Building 1049 | LAKELAND .. FLORIDA