Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 20, 1913, Page 5

.‘ 4 it . ng spent fand other on the j and addi- fing, work an early comple- property— ady been ding is un- es stock ed away, {lding 18 gw will go her aunt, jwever, our pes together fable to put s on the ow. i Ward leave fson at Fos- a'so spend Btate. Rev. tic Lake- supply of i will see | portion of ) the extent ) and daugh- [. F. Ryals "H. B. Reld Png the out- and yester. Bg come for g Dr. Smith, throat spe- lly favored lions of the a severe we would Bgetation is tion from ched home ng the past Kentucky, njoyed very iold assocla- } friends at ] and other and Boyle a practic- isection for a very hot ¢ thermom- degree vable to 0, that the <damage to he visited. g VIA. HAN AT HERE. | | pen In| arters sssscceslie DEPTR TH Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Tedder left last night for a trip to the moun- tains of North Carolina. They ex- pect to. visit Hendersonville, Ashe- ville, Waynesville and other resorts of that section. ———— Mr. J. L. Berry, who has been in charge of the mail transfer for the past two or three years, expects to leave here with his family for Seneca, S. C., in a few days. Mr. Berry has been transferred to At- lanta division, and will be succeed- ed here by Mr. Ellis, who comes from that division. Mconlight P Last Monday evening a merry crowd of young folks gathered on the shores of Lake Morton. A number of new and very inter- esting games were played which caused much merriment. Refresh- ments of ice cream and cake were served wkich were pronounced de- licious by all, . Those present were Mary Gard- ner, Glenn McRae, Ethel Yarnell, Ewin Adair, Genevive Duggan, Lil- lian Gain, Redella Gain, Edith An- derson, Lurlene Pillans, Messrs. Hunter De Hauen, Ben Franklin, Roland and Judge Anderson, Ernest Graves, henry Murphy, Bryant Red- dick, Will Johnson, Malcome Mec- Mullen, Walter Pillans, Potts Cur. tis Peterson. ' SERVICE AND EQUIPMENT OF LAKELAND STEAM LAUNDRY The Lakeland Steam Laundry is the largest and best equipped laun. dry plant in the interior of Florida. We have recently added to our al- ready large plant some of the very latest and best laundry machinery that is made, and we still have one more car load that we expect to have installed within the next two weeks. We wish to give our customers the very best there is in the way of laundry work. We have added a mending depart- ment and all underclothing, shirts, etc., will be mended, buttons sewed on, and the pockets in neckbands of shirts will be opended before re- turning to the wearer. W are also exercising great care to keep the color from fading from clothing, and, while no laundry can guarantce all colored goods, we will say this: If you have a colored shirt of a standard make or brand, we will keep the color in it for you. We appreciate very much the sup- port and encouragement We are re- ceiving from cur patrons, and in turn we wish to tell you that we are | doing our utmost to please and sat- isfy you in every little detall. Since adopting the cash system, we flud it satisfactory to almos® ev- ery one, and it would be a great help to us and to yourself if every one so far as possible would pay the driver at the dnor, or at least have the money ready the firsy time he calls for it, thereby saving the inconvenience of havinz to worry with it the g2cond or third time. Telephone 130. THE LAKELAND STEAM LAUNDRY | MAJESTIC. 1088 BI3 BILL ANDERSON IN BRONCO BILLY'S WAY CELINDA SPOILS A ROMANCE Fine Vitagraph Comedy " THE WARDROBE LADY Fine Essanay Comedy T DaN ¢ MISS THIS FINE SHOW .TONIGHT iliss Kathleen Pender to wed Mr Lcslie Anderson Invitations have been issued to the -aarriags of Miss Kathleen Win. ston Pender to Mr. Leslie Benja- min Anderson, the ceremony to taka place at the First Christian ehurch, Winter Haven, Fla., at 9 o’clock, Thursday morning, Sept. 4. There will be a double wedding, Miss Laura McCrary and Mr. Norman Wycoff Blood, both of Winter Hav- en, being united In marriage at the same ceremony. Miss Pender is the daughter of | Mr. Ward Pender of this city, and | though she makes her home {n Win- | ter Haven, is a frequent visitor to | Lakeland, where she is very popu- | lar, belng a most accomplished and | charming young lady. The young] couples will be at home to theirl friends at Winter Haven after | Oct. 1. 5 C. A. OWENS STARTS SALE NEXT SATURDAY I On Saturday, Aug. 23, will ln-' augurate a sale to ¢ lean out all the stock of N. E. Harrell & Co., in or- der to make room for new fall and winter lines. Goods will go at actual cost, and they include splen- did qualities of men’s shirts, under- wear, hose and pants, ladies’ dress- es, underwear, hosiery, dress goods, white goods, etc. A rare opportun- ity. Call and see me. C. A. OWENS, Successor to N. 8. Harrell & Co. THE VOICE OF OPPORTUNITY. Have you been waiting fo- proper- ty to get cheaper In Lakeland be- fore you would buy? If so, what has been your'experience? While you waited hasn’t it doubled and trebled in value? Are you going to wait till it doubles again? 'The wise man, if he ever expects to buy a business site, will purchase now while the few available loca- tions may be had at & moderate price. The best located lots in the «ity, and the cheapest ,are those on Main street facing the Tremont property. These lots may be had NOW at $6,000 each. Work on the Evening Telegram building, on the eastern of these lots, hac begun. When that building reaches the sec- ond story, my price on these lots go up $500 each. When the Telegram building is finished they go up $1,000 each. Opportunity is knock- ing at your door, but will soon pass by. Better ac* now. See me soon and save money. 1069 J. W. KIMBROUGH. PARK HILL LOTS FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS All streets clayed, cement side walks, electric lights, city water shade trees. See G. C, Rogan or 8 M. Stephens. 829 HARNESS and suit-case repairing carefully done. MecGlashan, 991 No. 666 This is @ prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER, Five or six doses will any case, if taken then as & tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than Calomel and does a0t gripe or sickea, 25¢ COPPTGSUPI I ELI IO IONE W. C.T.U. DEPARTMENT SOPEOPEOSSTIIOPIIIS LSS The Woman’s Christian Temper- ance Union held an interesting pro- gram meeting with Mrs, L. B. Bevis Tuesdny afternoon. The prin- cipal topic for the meeting was a study of our declaration of princi- ples, and the W. C. T. U. cate- chism, which gives the origin and plans of work of the W, C. T. U. The national organization was made in November, 1874. The pledge is “I hereby solemnly promise, God helping me, to nbstaia from all dis- tilled, fermented and malt liquors, including wine, beer and cider, and to employ all proper means to dis- courage the use of and traffic in the same.” T e badge I8 a bow of white ribbon, which {8 symbolic of purity and peace. Our motto: “For God and Home and Native Land.” The noontide hour is the time appointed for each while ribboner to lift her heart in prayer to God for His blessing on the work and workers, and for the overthrow of the liquor traffic. The W. C. T. U. is organized in every State, territory and depend- ency of tLe United States including the District of Columbia, Alaska, Hawalii, Canal Zone and the Philip- pines. The lines of work are or- ganization, preventive, educational, evangelistic, social and legal. These being divided into forty-five differ- ent departments. Some other read- ings were given. One from Mrs. Ohlinger, “Miss Senator, Mrs. Com- missioner and Ladies of the Jury,” being descriptive of the proeress of woman suffrage in the west, there being nire States granting suffrage to women. Mrs. Adair read “The Trail of the Snake.” Mrs. Morse read “Prof. A. Booze Hitter.” Mrs. Bevis read a clipping from the Tam- pa Tribune stating the fact that “drunkards are getting scarcer.” Another reading was in regard to the Catholic Total Abstainers in big convention declare for the education of the masses in regard to the liquor question. Anothr clipping was read. A clipping from the LakelandEven- ing Telegram in which the Gains- ville Sun wishes to know “why the mothers don’t see that the cigarette law is enforced.” Again the mothers in one united voice rise to inquire: “Where are the fathers? Have the fathers no Interest in thir sons? They are on the streets and see these boys smoking and in many cases have an idea, if they do not know, where they get the cigarettes. We have officers who are given office with the expectation that they will enforce the law. If they do not know how t~ do it, they might ask the Miami officers. They found a way. For fear some of our mer- chants and our officers may have forgotten the law and the penalty attached we request our editor to again kindly print it that they may have no excuse. The meeting was closed with the Lord’s Prayer and adjourned to meet Sept. 2 with Mrs. J. W. Turner. The hostess served refresh- ing lemonade and cakes. MRS. H. B. MORSE, Press Superintendent. New Cigarette Law. Cigarette smcking is a menace to the health and morals of all who in- dulge in it and the following shows that the State recognizes this and has provided for its suppression as far as possible. Section 1. That it shall hereafter be unlawful in the State of Florida ' | for any corporation, firm or person to sell, barter, furnish or give away, directly or indirectly to any minor any cigarette, cigarette wrapper or any substitute for either or to pro- 3 | cure for, or to persuade, advise, con- sel or compel any child under said age, to smoke any cigarette. Sec. 2, Any such corporation, com- | | pany, firm or person violating any “ALKALI IKE” 1n ALKALI 1IKD'S HOME COMING The Screamiest Scream Ever Put on a Screen A Wolf Among Lambs Beuutiful Essanay Feature THE LIFE TIMER A Grand Sellg Drama PAT DREW In Comedy and Illustrated Songs Friday— THE MOONSHINER'S LAST STAND Two Reel Feature TRANSFER LINES Oraying and Hauling of All Kinh Prompt and Reasonable Servioe Guaranteed. Phone 57 Green Lakeland, ¥ia of the provisions of this act shall for the first offense, upon conmviction thereof, be fined in any sum not‘ more than fifty dollars nor les¢ than ten dollars, and for a second and any | subsequent offense, such corporation, eompany, or person shall upon con- viction thereof,, be fined in any sum not more than $100 nor less than{ $10, and to which may be added im- prisonment in the county jail for a period not exceeding sixty days. Bec. 3. It is hereby made the duty of sheriffs, constables, their deputies, or any public officers, toenforze the provisions of this act, and he may summon any minor who may have or have had in his possession any ciga- rettes or cigarette material, and com- pel him to testify before the county Judge or any justice of the peace as to where ard of whom he obtained such cigarettes or cigarette ma- terfal. "Sec. 5. This act shall take effect immediate!” upon the passage and approval by the governor. It wijl be noticed that under the strict prcviefons of the aet, & per- fon’'eanno. even give cizarettes to minors. 1 | The State legislature has been rensured for things done and other -bings undone, but we can certainly commend them for the enactment of the above law. Now let the proper authorities see that it is enforced. —Exch. About the only thing wrong with the law is that it does not apply to | all persons; as well as minors; how-: ever, it is a good start and the rest may come some time, and we say, speed that day. ————— MANTANZAS HOTEL FOR RENT —Hotel has 23 rooms, 7 furn- ished, 2 bathrooms and toilets, one block from A. C. L. station. Located on west side of South Massachusctts Ave. Lot is 80x125 feet. Porch upstairs and down- stairs. This hotel is very desir- ably located. See J. W. Kim- brough Rcal Estate Co. for fur- ther particulars, 1097 ROTICE I wish to give notice that I am Do longer interested in the White Star Market. All persons holdicg bills against tho same incurred dur- ing my ownership, will please pre- sent them. Those indebted to me will please come forward and settle. Rspecttully, W. H. STRAIN, 1096 CARUSO WILL SING FOR YOU! PAGE FIVE YOUR HOSIERY Is no stronger than fits weakend thread. Waen a single thread gives way, it's mot long before n develops into a protruding toe ex { heel. That means one of two thins —either the purchase of a new or the wearing of darned hoslegy; that is ofttimes unsightly as well ag uncomfortable. i The famous HOLEPROOF for mes| and women obviates unnecessary ex- Dense and discomfort. Every lutai is guaranteed. It anything goes wrong within six months, you sim- ply return them to the factory receive a ne-; pair. No red tape, no beating about the bush. Abeg« lutely a new pair for each unsatise factory pair. Can anything by fairer Ask for HOLEPROOF Hos. fery; they meet every mulm of the little tot or the grown up. WILLIAWSON-HOORE Ca. ‘FASHION RHOP FOR MEN.". Phone 298 Drane Ballding So will all the other world-famous sing- ers if you have a VICTROLA, We are exclusive agents for the Victor line of Talking Machines, $15.00 and up. Cash or Easy Payments. LAKELAND B OOK STORE Benford & Steitz “ Clearance Sale Bargains Below are some of our money-saving . values. Ladies’ Gun Metal, Tan, Patent Leather, White Buck and Oxfords at cost. $4.00 values now §314 3,25 values now 249 and Canvas Pumps $3.50 values now §3.19 250 values now {98 Men’s Oxfords and High Shoes---All Leathers $6 00 valuesnow $349 4.00 values now 3|4 3.00 values now 929§ $5.00 values now 3.50 values now 2.50 values now in N 198 Now is your chnnce to save money at Our Great Clearance Sale, Kimbrough- Rutherford SHOE COMPANY| mmm C. A. MANN Phone ZST PROPERTY !OWNERS ATTENTION cnmw.mmmnux,mhmmuhm Carey Celebrated Bystem c¢f roofs that do not leak and that stay tight— @uaranteed 1 years. We also repa‘ricaky roots. I¥ you are in the market for Brick, Lime or Cement, give us a o ! ¢ 24 save money. Hatimates furnished for concrete eonstruction . way kind. MANN PLUMBING & CONSTRUCTION (0. 'OMW'!MO — I-C-El [} TH LED) AL Generous, Fa Caupon Book is Your lthful ' Ffiehd It gives you MORE ICE for the same money Sayes you time and trouble in so many differ- ent ways we can scarc all, Just let thislittie book ely enumerate them with the [[big isaving power work for you once and you will be chums forever. Your driver has the book. Get it from him the next time he calls. Lakeland Ice Company Phone 26