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

'hone 5,000 iss Mary Groover has returmed » White Springs, where she has \ spending the past week. r. J. R. Runyan has returned | akeland from a trip to his old e in Ada, Okla. rs. J. M. Sparling left today Towa, where she will visit rela- | g and friends for some weeks. rof. Pnier, superintendent of | ols, {8 in the city today, coming from Bartow in his car. hoda Marie McDonough is (l\c‘ e of a Bweet little girl who came brighten the home of Mr. and ., A, 3. McDonough last Fri. i{R. Daniel and young son over bbm Tarpon Springs and e in mp city are the guests of | Dqllhl'l mother, Mrs. Wiley | Pharmacy presented the tcachers of the high with & Rexall tablet and pen. with ‘their compliments. | urgently requested to attend a meet- iing at the Mr. J. C. Swindle has gone to Louisiana and Alabama on a trip and while away will visit Hot Springs. Mrs. J. A. Bland has returned to her home in Savannah after a month’s stag in this city the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. C. Swindel. Miss Emma Trammell has returned from a visit of a month spent in At- lanta and in the mountains of North Carolina. The latter three weeks of her stay was in Waynesville, N. C. Miss Dorothy Bates left today for Jacksonville, where she wlil visit her friend, Miss Conrad before go- ing on to Brenau College, Gaines- ville, Ga., for the coming school year. Prof. Jones wishes to announce that children who did not enter school this morning will be allowed to enter at any time they desire, at which time they will be properly classified. The commiftee from the W. . T U7. and the different Sunday schools of the city to prepare for a temper. ! ance rally day in November, ur- gently requested to attend a meet- Cumberland Presbyterian are :('hur(‘h tomorrow afternoon at ! e i to discuss plans, ete. r. and Mrs. O. S. Van Huss little son are cn route to Ten.| ! N . | ee, making tho trip in their Ford | e Giesonstn ol U rived here lagt week from Lakeland. | i L Ny shany having the surveying pro Bhent official of the A. C { done upon a sub-division over at | Informed a Tclegram representa- “:‘,’m“' il !.:w L lhl-fl '01‘1‘ on the new freight 11 L ciig 19 el lon would e bewin in about | feet a laced on the man o i it ket. Tournal 188 ”fllm: Ilerron has just e o i) il *hased. fWor 1cr own use an Onk- | POWIY fr S il l{@\mh roear, whi is con. | has several days looking after the intercsts of the coming poultry show, returned to the TPolk v city yesterday afternoon. | Wendler is sceretary of the | R wopline tontEhi e ida Fauciers’ Association, and | Rl M\ conferred | Sa¥s that the a show will be | "mm, sorve All mem- | the greatest exhibition of its kind that has ever been held in the south. lrfl“ed to ’m(‘nd it Emerson returned Satur- i from Ridge Crest, N. (., 1 was the guest for three | L] fltbe family of Mrs. Ceorce | He eame back greatly improved ealth and reporting a most en- | ble stay in that lovely region. R here will be a grand exhibition »mpd!l at the local ball park | Il‘ldly afternoon, as the Tampa | o have accepted an invitation | ‘oateh their skill with that of sland on that day. A big crowd no doubt turn out to see the (o, whieh bids fair to be a fast | | on. Morri . Orme Ro!h, sonville, ! ‘ow take 1 () Arpsnal ¢ they hrea wer Munn t trip f fit of his which has as katis’ esir 1@ remainc of lenri Rizat, for- ¥ superint n Phosphate m at 1l died two years ago at H at place Munn and grand. left at noon for here nt of the 8 ines whose body was exhumed sov- days @go by Undertaker J. L I, will be sent on its way to ce this morning. The relatives izat, wealthy Frenchmen, will '$1,200 to have the remains of former mine superintendent, in- d ‘I mative France.—Tampa ‘umev mwu HORBE - | which means much to the school and resaqar '8 COOLLR ! AN AT | HOME, <0 RE g oy | ill Soon Opn In | Jur New ters | i JDI ! UNDER 12 .. Bel Tampa Times. The Takelind B securced the serevice Holland ns 1 iness College ha of Prof. Wi D mazor and also teach- er of bookkeopine and shorthand. The school i= very fortunate in se curing Prof. Hollund as he is one of the South's leading business edu cators, hu prepared for thi: work in the best commercial institu tions of the country. The school is equipping a telegraphy department. | those interested in this work. This department is under the supervicion of Mr. C. V. McIntyre. Mr. Mc- | Intyre's long service as operator and | ! train dispatcher eminently qualifies | him as a thorouzh ingtructor and | 2 JiuJ " | i | i A FINE SHOW TONIGHT | THE LAND OF THE CACTUS .A Pretty Mexican Comedy Drama. MARGARITE AND THE MISSION A 3tory of California { —en | THE WRONG PAIR A Screaminzly y Vitagraph ori | clean, manly life and character and | Fl .\.., \l PT 8, 1913. In this issue of the Telegram ap- IMMENSE FLORIDA HOTEL pears legal notices to owners of BUSINESS THIS WINTER yroperty announcing the fact thdt m Sept. 18 the City Council \ull nold a meeting to hear any com.‘ plaints that may be offered to as- sesments on their property for street paving, the amounts of which, | with description of property, are | given. “1 believe the Florida hotels are going to do the biggest business in their lu:tox) and the tourist traf fic be heavy during the entire sea- son,” said William Foor, well known in hotel circles and at the same time one of the Board of Trade's conven- tion workers, in a short interview yesterday . “I understand that John L. Meek, the well known assistant general passenger agent of the Southern railway, will bring scores of the pas. senger agents of the system to Flor- ida next month so that they may study the State, the attractions here Unknown thieves broke into Mr. Herron's store Saturday night and secured valuables probably amount. ing to about $25, although the ex- act amount of goods stolen has not been determined. Three or four bracelets were taken, a few cheap rings and probably a jewel case, al- though on the latter Mr. Herron is not quite certain. Mr. Herron first discovered the theft Sunday morning when he found the back door to his store open and one of the back win- dows broken. Chief Tillis was at once called to the scene, but, al. though tracks were found, they looked as though the parties might have been wearing rubber shoes, and little could be done as there are no dogs here. Mr. Herron states that they went into the money drawer but were unsuccessful there as all the money had been taken out when the store was closed. On ac- count of the store geing unlighted after closing hours, he thinks that ! this prevented the thief or thieves from securing other valuables as they were evidently afraid to strike a light. MEETING OF ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION TONIGHT and be better equipped to sell tour- ist tickets,” said another man who is well known in local transporta- tion circles. This is the double lens through which the first forecast of the win. ter season in Florida has been doped out. Delegates who have returned from the big real estate convention in Winnipeg all bring assurances that Florida is more favorably in the public eye than ever before and will be the objective point of any winter tourists.-—Times-Union. PIANO LESSONS O Emm———— Miss Laura L. Brockmann has op- ened a studio at her residence, 711 East Lime street, and is prepared to give piano instruction in all grades. Miss Brockmann is a teacher of wide experience, both in private teaching and in college work. For a number of years she was principal of the Brockmann School of Music, and for the past ten years has been at the head of the piano department of the State Normal College of North Caro- lina. All young men are requested not to forget to attend the meeting of the Lakeland Athletic Associatfon in the Hardin building tonight at 7:30 p. m. Come, bring a friend and help to start the ball to rolling. Prof. ;‘er‘ tr;lnlng (;vas recelvted pr;nc!. Grundahl will talk and with your pally in bont, Germany, srom Lo, ba, piano, and Wolff, harmony and ensemble work, also from leading teachers in New York and Philadel- phia. While Miss Brockmann receives MARRIED AT THE | pupils at any stage of advancement, LUTHERAN CHURCH | | her work will appeal especially to assistance we will have our gymnas inm going this week. COMMITTEE Fina Doan's Kidne headaches also bothered me. i1y 1 decided to give he has every promise of a sue ful future. Tis bride is the daugh- | Pills a trial and T am glad that i ter of Mr. Chris Hanson, signal re- | ¢id so, for they helped me as soon pairer for the Atlantic Coast Line, |as I began taking thom and she is a bricht, dainty and vi-|in wmy back left entircly and the {vacious little lady well worth the other symptoms of the trouble were winning of the happy young man, | removed. 1 can still endorse Doan': who has made her hig wife. The | Kidney Pills and 1 take pleasure in Telogram extends cordial congratu- | doing so.” Jations to Mr. and Mrs. Sipe and| For sale by all dealers. Price 50 wishes them unintarrupted happi- | cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, ness all throngh their future life. | New York, sole agents for the Unit TDTORIN] | Remember the name--Doan’s--and take no other. NOTICE: Notice 1s nereny glven that call. tend to such other A DANDY PROGRAM TONIGHT be properly brought hefore the meet SO COME EARLY ing. J L. SKIPPER, President SRS 1033-Mon. “'I'W;!l""]"l f)h)( & | A A Thrillin: Western Feature That | Ea ./ OinnEE: when hot put in 7d salt and pep- Place suet in kettle; [mt roast, let hrown You Can’t Afford to Miss '1 HE TRI\I\VH RS |n1,\r)[].;[; pr-r and one pint boiling water. Have Here's a Biozraph Comedy That Will la firtlntnhronkvr made wit? a box ¢ , |lined with newspapers. Place your ckle Y o Pieces ! il iR kettle in it. Have your vegetables and o s { potatoes started to boil; place In the RIP T.IRO( GH NEW ZEALAND An Educational Feature A |box, pack tight with newspapers. | Leave home and be gone all day and your dinner is cooked in time. Wednesday Niz vm SR, ASP | PROF. GRNDAL VS MELVIN Linoleum for Kltchen Table. Al kitchen tables receive constamt ] and hard wear. Without a cover they soon beeome badly stalned. Inlald H 28 floor linocleum is ideal because it will 2 heat, stains of all kinds and ["’"rd kr It el ily and the pattern stays fre s. [ y ™YY AATAATITRY ™ ATYTIYAT) Ti LU LANLA < KN SHOP e necparsd o i of your face yoprea! + antiseptics. t yenix, one of We irake a specialty. G : s g those desiring to make a thoroungh | Saturday covening at S o'clock at! i G : i g | study of the classics and of high I'Graee Lutheran church in this city | 1 1 i i there wag a pretty wedding cerve- | gladel moderiy mMUsic. 3 . . Terms—$1.00 per lesson, or term mony in the sence of a few i e . lof twenty lessong for $15, two half- friends which united in loving mar- | ! o . | hour lessons per week. 1141 rlaze Mr. Cecil Sipe S | abeth Hanson, both of Lakeland, | Rev. Newman officiating, After the POINTS THE WAY ceremony the happy couple and in vited gucsts repaired to the home of | The States ient of This T\mp'l Resi- | {Mr. W. K. Holler, brother-in-lay dent Will Interest Gur Readers of the groom, on Vermont aven | Our mneighborit t n I where a most appetizing wedding | points 1 i 1 the words of one supper was served and the bride jol it t respected residents: and groom received the warm con-| Mi V. T. Verdier, 506 Jacksor gratulations of their friends. They |5t Tampa, Fla., says: “It would { will reside for the present at waé\h- hard to fully describe my sutfci [ home of the bride’s parents, Mr. |ing from Kidney complaint. I'o1 and Mrs, Chris Hanson. Mr, Sipe |years I had a weak and aching hac is a well-known young mechanic in | ind I was subject to chills and di this eity of excoptionally fine, | zy spells, Often I felt very faint an’ | | bomm fxz.zmu’ ed meeting of the share-holders of The American State Bank will be held at its officc in Lakelrnd, Fla., at 7:30 p. m., Sept, 10, 1913 for pur posc of ennsvlering whether or not | the enpite] stock of the bank sghall be increas.d to $50,000, and to at PAGE FIVE "~ NATIONAL CONSERVATION EXPOSITION The city of Knoxville, Tenn., is all ready for the National (onservatios Exposition, which opens on September 1 and will continue for two montha Eleven large shown in the twvo of which are than 200 acres, & buildings have been erected, The grounds embrace more and handsome illustrotion beautiful park among tha foothills of the Amnlry mountains. | | SO B0 SO0 EQBO DO $0 6 GLHEIIRIR IR MFORS w AUTOMOBILE OWNERS! { I have installed a Vulcanizer and am prepared to do TIRE REPAIRING of the most difficult kind, and can give you satisfac- tion and save you money. Also Tires Placed on Baby Carriages While Yon Wait W. B. ARENDELL Bicycle and General Repair Shop Cedar Street, Just Back of Gentral Pharmacy 04 CHEOH O () RO CHOHRHO ORI RN -0 M P L £ P R NS | | ;\ School Books and R AT AT BT R ‘§gh00ISuaphes TR LAY ALY Tablets, Peacils, Iak. Crayons, Lunch Baskets, Book-bags. Etc WE CANSUPPLY YCURWANTS LAKELAND BOOK STORE Benford & Steitz 4 == EN!? School opens Monday, September 8th. How about some Shoes for the Chil- dren. We have the best line in the city to select from. PRICES RIGHT 1 \l e O A R A (.ppon i e e New Clty Holl THIS 1ICE MAN OF YOURS PLAYS NO FAVORITES Our endeavor is to serve the public impartially, Our routes are carefully plannel, and our schedule is arranged with that principle ever in view. f Don’t get th- idea, in any circumstances, that we are discriminat* ing against you. We '&'n!h'l B9 @ uilty of such a breach of sound business policy. Remember this when the heat makes you impatient. Complain if you will, but complain to us. We are more interested in seeing that you get ice when you need it than anybody else ean be Lakeland Ice Company Phone 26