Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 22, 1913, Page 5

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F afternoon t was be- 'he summer less rain time, but puble from ny sections £ today for e will join ‘been there . past two ther safely eck, Col, advice of fit of her ppresenting of Palmyra, itleman, al. land, made yesterday, of Kim- Mr. Watson in winter ced a nice I which nsively in 3T 4 1A, Swet¥’ HAN AT 'HERE, arters sesseeslle . o0 0eo.be or two ago, will meet this &f- ternoon at ‘the Christisn church at $'0'clock. There is a contest on be- tween the white and blve ribboners ‘which will close at this meeting. All the young people are cordially invited to join, EDITH ANDERSON, Press Reporter. Miss Gladys Wilson Entertains K. K. K's The K. K. K'’s were delighttully entertained last Thursday afternoon by Miss Gladys Wilson at her beau- tiful homo on South Kentucky ave- nue. 14 the parlor and living room tables had been arranged for run-« ning which proved to be a very ex- citing game. Later in the after- noon delicious refreshments were served. : The K. K. K.’s present were Misses Mary Jackson, Hazel Ormsby, Helen Conibear, Mabel Wadkins, Genevieve Morrow, Annie C. Mayes and Gladys Wilson. L I ] . Dramiatic Club Holds Business Meeting The Dramatic Club held a busi- ness session at the Board of Trade rooms Aug: 20. After President Steitz called the meeting to order the minutes were read and approved. Several thingy came before the house, the most important being as follows: It was moved and. seconded that $50 be given to the Board of Trade, subject to a time limit. That the $75 voted some time ago to the Woman's Club for library be depos- ited with $25 of club money in a saving fund and at the first meet- ing of the Woman’s Club should be brought to their notlce in connec- tion with a time limt (the $75 vot- ed to them), Several committees were ap- pointed, one to revise the old con- stitution, one to select a new play, one on amucemont. A vote of thanks was tendered to Mr. Green for his kindness to the club during' rehearsals. SECRETARY s 0.0 IUTHERAR CHURCH IN LAKE. LAND GETS REGULAR PASTOR Rev,’ W.:B. “Pdgh, of Florence, 8. C., has accepted the call of Grace Evangelical Lutheran church in Lakeland to become its pastor. This news was received this week by the council. Rev. Pugh is a graduate of Newberry college, S. C., and of the Southern Lutheran theological seminary at, Columbia 8. C. He has been & successful pastor 1:. Florence for several years, having built up an active congregation there. He is 5 young man and the congregation here is fortunate in securing him to be their pastor. He will arrive here with his family on or about the first of October. TARK HILL LOTS FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS All streets clayed, cement slde waiks, electric lights, city water abade trees. See G. C, Rogan or 8 M. Stephens. 82i MAJESTIC. , THE WEB A great dramatic ywo reel feature. A_;;igfy_:éz.lge u; woman’s in. fluence over a man. See this; you will like it. RULE THYSELF Comedy, Yes, and Then Some More Comedy MATINEE TOMORROW J. W._Asbury, of Kentucky, was in St. Petershurg today and met with the city school board. He has applied for the place as superintend- ent of city schools to succeed Dr. L. H. Bceler, and comes with high recommendations. He greatly im. pressed the members of the board but they have taken no action on the select'on of a new superintend- ent ‘ere. “+ The board had chesen Prof; Jones, also & Kentuckian, who is now ‘in his release from the school at Lake- land. He said he could not give up his place there, honorably, and would not quit any other way. He was regarded s a fine man for the place as he is a native of the South and has taught in Florida for sev- eral years. Prof. Asbury has been living in Florida for three years and has| taught 'at Cocoanut Grove, near Mi- ami. He came to Florida on ac- count of his wife's health and took a Dlace in the schools at Cocoanut Grove, where he located, He sald he found that hi would have to live in Florida, on account of his wife's health, and therefore applied for the vacancy here as superintendent. He has a state certificate and is qualified to act as superintendent here. He had been teaching in southern Illinois for several years prior to coming to Florida but is a native of Kentucky. ‘The board 18 considering iim, with several other applicants, and likely will selcet a superntendent chortly.—St. Peters- burg Independent. THE VOICE OF OPPORTUNITY. semtEmERESS 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 wailted hasn't it doubled and trebled fn value?! Are you going to walt 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 ve had at a moderate price. The best located lots in the city, 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 bullding, on the eastern of tiese .lots, has begum. When that building reaches the sec- up 3600 each. When the Telegrain 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 momney. 1059 J. W. KIMBROUGH. C. A, OWENS STARTS SALE NEXT On Seturday, Avg, augurate o sale to clean out all the stock of N, B. Harrell & Co., in or. |® der to make room for mew fall and winter lines. Goods will go at ac- tual cost, and they include splendid qualities of men's shirts, under- wear, hose and pants, ladies’ dress- es, uderwear, hosiery, dress goods, white goods, etc. A rare opportun- ity. Call and see me. C, A. OWENS, Successor to N. 8. Harrell & Co, —————— MATANZAS HOTEL FOR RENT —Yotel has 28 rooms, 7 furn- {shed, 2 bathrooms and tollets, one block from A. C. L. station. Located on west side of Sout Massachusetts Ave. Lot is 80x125 feet. Porch upstairs and down- stairs. This hotel is very desir- ably located. See J. W. Kim- brough Real Estate Co. for fur- ther particulars. 1097 AUDITORIUM THE MOONSHINER'S LAST STAND The most exciting two-reel fea- ture that has been here in a long | time. Don’t miss this one. It is a plcture .you won’t forget. Full of ex¢iting ; situations intermingled with a proity love sioT7. A Comedy Scream from Start to Finish ———————————————— PAT DREW Comedy and Illustrated Songs Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday— Fmmd s RAYMOND The Man of Mystery ‘ return. THE HARDUP FAMILY'S BLUFF \ The long-felt need of a freight and passenger depot has been sup- plied. The work is finished and the carpenters gone. , We learn that the meat market at the Standard bas suspended busi- ness. The Medulla school has grown so much in numbers that it became nec. essary to employ the fifth teacher. Mr. D. Hunt and family have gone to Green Springs for a little outing. It is rather dry out here. We think & shower would be beneficial. . Our old neighbor, Jos. Hicks, has been quite 11l recently but we learn he s improving nicely. Mrs. McMullen has declined re- cently and is very feeble. No. 666 This is @ prescription prepared especial for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. Five or six doses will break any case, if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not It acts on the liver better than and does not gripe or sickea, 25¢ BACK TO OLD FASHIONS| SEASON'S MILLINERY SHOWS RE- TURN OF THE PICTURESQUE. Watteau Perlod, Above Any Other, Is Being Copied Just Now—Model Shows Hat of Tuscan Straw, Elaborately Trimmed. The millinery of the present sea son is admirably picturesque. Quanti- ‘ties of tulle and lace are being used, immense capeline shapes are com- posed entirely of plaited tulle, cloche shapes are covered with fine black lace. We are borrowing largely from the fashions of long ago, but it is per- haps true that we owe more to the Watteau period than_to_any other. Y THE original shape of a suit fits perfe¢tly only on the form over which it was made. When you crowd yourself ond story, my price on these lots 0| Jinto one not made over your ‘own figure, you destroy the lines and’ ruin the shape. ‘That is why *“ready-made”’ clothing never holds its You can avoid this- : by having our famous Chi- cago tailors, em- body your person- ality in your new Autumn and Winter clothes. Come in Today WILLIAMSON-NOORELCO, ‘FASHION SHOP FOR MEN. Phone 298 Drane Building Pure, rich, sterlized cream from cows inspected and passed by the City Pure Food Depart- Manufactured under the most modera and perfect conditions. ALL ingredients that go to make our cream MUST be the standard of pur- ity and quality. There is & difference in “Frozen Cus- learn to say tards” and POINSETTIA Ice Cream. Try it. ment. JOR SALE BY Lake Pharmacy LAKELAND, Wattean hats are particularly dbecom- ing to Parisian women. The discreet DOBF T & Jeep shinde of TicHo passed over the crown and tied at back under the hair. At one there is an immense rose in an . tic purple-pink shade. Such a hat afl this would look exquisite if worn one of the tulle or muslin gowns &X' It is deliclously picturesque in owlé T WEE :lgi play of ribbons and the clever intro- duction of flowers at unlooked-for points show their beauty of perfection. It is almost safe to say that a genuine and | Parisienne looks her best in:such a hat as that indicated on the beauti- ful profile head sketched this week. | This hat {8 of the pure Wattean type. Itis a plateau shape and made of fine Tuscan straw. Wide velvet rib- H raised steadily coming we shall not find them before next winter, fore next spring. CARUSO WILL SING FOR YOU! 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 BOOK STORE Benford & Steitz MONEY SAVED IF YOU COME TO OUR GREAT CLEARANCE SALE 'Sfioes at cost for all t lot of Children’s and he family. A large Misses’ Hose--black and white, 25¢ values, now 18¢c, 3 pairs’ 50 cents. SALE CLOSES SATURDAY, AUGUST 30. BETTER HURRY Il Kimbrough- Rutherford | SHOE COMPANY] Opposite New City Hall ; C.AM “Phone 2 \ PROPERTY]OWNERS ATTENTION cn:uw-nquyrogmkymmn‘-mm--m Carey Celebrated System ¢f roofs that do mot leak and thet stay tight— guaranteed 1 years. We also repairieaky roofs. ¢ rou are in the market for Brick, Lime or Cement, give us a eall and save money. Estimates furnished for concrete eozstruction of any kimd. MANN PLUMBING & CONSTRUCTION CO. TP OSSOSO OMISOSOS0 T OG0 ¢ I-C-El Our Coupon Book is Your Mfllm uqu&!end It gives you MORE ICE for the same money Saves you time and trouble in so ' many differ- ent ways we can scarcely enumerate them Just let this little book with the [lbig ‘saving 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 Phon e 26