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

I[n Case of Fire Phone 5,000 Johm Darracott, of Coronet, was a business visitor to Lakeland Mr. today There will be no services at the catholic cburch tomorrow, but the usual service will be held the Sun- day following. Myr. C. B, Browne is up from Nichols spending the week-end with his family and shaking hands with bis many friends. Rev. D. B. Sweat received a let- ter from Mrs. Sweat today stating | that she found her mother consid- erably improved when she reached Wayeross, and it is earnestly hoped that this improvement will be per- manent. The Woman’s Missionary Society | pastor. of the Cumberland Presbyterian | Evening meeting evangelistic. PLRSON/ PARAGR church will meet at the church next | Monday at 3 p. m. All members | ¢+ where they will in the future reside Elenore Rebekah Lodge No. 4 will celebrate the sixty-second anniver- sary of the order Monday night at 8:30 o'clock, at the 0dd Fellows’ l.lall. All Odd Fellows and their t‘amnms are invited to be present. Supper will be served and a special Program rendered, i R Mr. and Mrs, R. i, Blackburn departed Saturday for Lakeland Mr. Blackburn having accepted a s‘iluntion With « leading hardware urm of that city. The many friends of this popular young couple ure[ sorry to have them leave Wauchula, but heartily commend them to the good people of Lakeland. - Wau- chula Advocate FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday school at 9:45, D. B, Dickson, superintendent. We had a fine increase last Sunday. Let us Burpass last Sunday’s attendance to- morrow Preaching at 11 and 7:30 by the Timely toples both hours ' R. 8. GAVIN, Pastor who are in the city expected tc be | MYRTLE STREET pregent. Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey Blantor are | spending their honeymoon in Mont- | o'clock by the pastor eagle, Tenn., where they are hav- ing a most enjoyable stay They will be in Lakeland in about weeks, at which have apartments at the home of In Sarah Wheeler. John Sutton, sunday in the city, the guest of G. P. Garrett. Mr. way to Gainesville, Fla., where he two | time they will Lat night to 7 o'clock of Lakelana, spn'nli FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sutton is on his | i is a member of the senjor law class | of the University of Florida. In addition to being one of the leaders in his class, Mr. Sutton enjoys the | Without a church home, will find a distinction of being one of the lead- | ing players in a foot ball team, and | his fellow students as well as the! alumni and faculty of the college, | all look to him for a good record in the athletic field Osceola Journal. The Valley Gazette last week con- tained an item in which it was stat- ed that B, C. Dutton had sold his | interest in the Dutton-Harris Co and would move to Georgia. pears that our informant spoke a little too 7oon, as Mr. Dutton had merely stated that such a move was in the line of possibility, but that after thoroughly digesting the mat- ter he had come to the conclusion that Florida was good enough for him and he would continue to man- | this | age the Lakeland tranch of tompany,—Kissimmee Gazette. B ———— AUDITORIUM 6—FINE FEATURE REELS—6 TONIGHT “ALKALI IKE” THE MISJUDGING HUBBY A Comedy Scream “BILL'S SWEETHEART” An Exciting Western Feature “A RAG TIME ROMANCE” : Black Face Comedy Farce THE VOODOO VENGEANCE” A three reel feature with enough ex- titement to keep you awake for @ ¥eek to come. Don’t miss this great ature or you will miss the treat of Your ljfe, MDL:‘ay_ CARTER AND CARTER THOSE KOMEDY KIDS and “THE YAUQUI CUR” A Great Indian 2 Reeler this term.-- | t 1 | | | morning ‘“The Seriousness of Sin and | 1t ap- ! sermon, and attempts to uet very { Those who are interested in success- METHODIST CHURCH ! Services tomorrow night at 7 Sabbath school at i Prayer meeting overy Thursday night at 7 o'clock Please note the ehange of services instead of at| 7:30 Sabbath school, %:45 4. m | Preaching services, 'l a. m. and| 0 i i Al Presbyterians recently moved into the city, and other citizens here PATTERSON, Pastor ‘ weleome | ANOTHER LIVE SERIES —_— | Towmorrow at the irst \1"[}\0«“51‘1 church the pastor will discuss in the i their work may be as profitable and 1% Salvation.” He will present a de- seription of the powers of sin, the | way in which they work, and the ! method of escape It is a special | close to the human side of life ful living should not miss it In the evening the subject will he | “Death.” The outline will com- | prise: What death would have been had no sin existed; the reason why | death is so hated; how spiritial and | physical death resemble, and the ov- This is the first The sec- ercoming of death. of a series of four sermons ond will he “The State of the Soul | Resurrec- Between Death and the tion;" the third, “The Second Death:” the fourth, “Heaven.’ The | series will be run at night Those who expect to die are in vited. Miss Ifartha Tuggle of exprossic the Lakel I ark 1 rela Sept. 22 e e ——— o —— | the paiate, | in general shows that tickle ake you of those One eage the mind, troubles and brace you up forget al ] at this popular little play- Picture Pa- dress house tonight, s0 Mrs. let Jane wash the dishes, ake hubby by the arm estic to see tron, the children, t and lead him to the Maj the comedy scream, “THE ABSENT-MINDED BOOB” 1 It's a Dandy and You (’an'tw l‘.:.n ”!ti “IN THE HAREM OF HASHEM” | Another Pleasing Feature 1 «LOVE IN THE GHETTO" ’ 1iz Dramas That In- One of Thos X That terest Y rt to I'He | | and they, as an organization, can earn. | pleasure it will be | trons promnt Mrs, Pender Chaperoned Picnic Party A party of young people, chape- roned by Mrs. Ward Pender, en- Joyed a delightful auto ride to Kis- sengen Springs Tuesday night. A picnic dinner was served on the green sward and a most pleasant time was had. Those composing the party besides the chaperone and two drivers, W. W. Chase and Har- ry Zander, were Misses Ruth and Corrie Cole, Nettie and Eugenia Hol- lingsworth, Gladys, Frances and Alice Watkine; Messrs. Ray Hawk, Henry Jarman, John Scanlin, Wal- ter Hardie and Arch Francis.— Fort Meade Leader. Camp Fire Girls Met Yesterday Seek beauty, give service, pursue | knowledge, be trustworthy, hold on to health, glorify work, be happy— this is the law of the Fire. A happy and enthusiastic group of girls met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Donald Adair to complete the organization of a Camp Fire. Many things of interest to the work were discussed and some work accom- plished. Among other things the name and symbol of this particular “Fire" were decided upon. This Camp Fire will hereafter be known as the Minne Wa Wa (Rus- tling of the Pines) Camp Fire and its symbol a sprig of pine bearing a bunch of needles and a ripa cone. It being necessarv to win ten hon- ors to attain the first rank—that of Wood Gatherer—all the miembers are hard at work and a good deal of discussion ensued as to the prop- r method of performing the work, Definite Instructions were given in several honors that all were I3 | striving for, and several sirls took part in the whole ceremony. As each fire must secure its own equip- ment, the members are striving to tund to start on moving until W peneral Kcep things secure 1o sufficient from time to time to en- able them to have all the opportun- ;l|u'.~ and privileges ot Camp Fire | Qirls. Mrs. Pike Adair donated the amount necessary for the purchase of the “Count Book,” the official record hook containing the symbolice form hlanks for keeping track of the honors and attainments of each zirl and also the doings of the Camp Fire as a whole. It being the most expensive piece of their equipment the girls are overjoyed to know that it is now theirs. The “Fire” will meet every Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock with their uardian unless otherwise notified. The parents are asked to do all they can to make it possible for the girls to secure their tull equipment that interesting as possible NOTICE On Monday nest, Sept. 2 we will put on special delivery man with team, whose business and to give our pa and eflicient gervice. We also wish to thank our frienis and customer: for the valued pat- ronage given the old firm, the Jackson & Wilson Co Owing (n’ Mr. Jackson's tailing health we have bought his entire interest in the business and we hope to merit 4 continuation of the good will and patronage of the public by our greater efforts to please and give catisfaction. Our prices you will find consiste with the class of goods we ¢t lines | handle dependable smaranteed which we stand behind and make | zood Come to see us and let us prove to your satisfactior hat we say Yours for hetter service and more WILSON HARDWARE (0 1210 \ir. 1. E. Gilhert, of Kissimmee and wishes to announee to that he is ready for busi- ses from the start \Mre. B G M sxperienced taflor, will be o and will personally 2uar- goeg thronzh 1206 in char antee all this shop work that EOEOFOSTETECITETFOP0R00 New Edisonia STODETIDSTFOITHTOSIS0F0L0 TONIGHT BEDFORD'S HOPE Carter's great Ameri- . in a wonderful 3 reel fea- k6 nce of the i 101 N vereal) ) i A ree reel produc- very best that t3 m is picture EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., SEPT. 20, 1913. | MISS ANDERSON APPRECIATES ASSISTANCE RENDERED ‘ Will you please allow me space in your valuable paper to thank ali those who tried to help me stop my horse when it ran away Thursday afternoon, and to ask the name of 1 was too worried about my father at the time to think of anything else. He is still very sick. Thank- ANDERSON. sincerely, B. Preaching tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock by the pastor. { Sabbath school at 3 p. m. Epworth League at 6 p. m. Prayer services every Tuesday at 7 p. m. EVERY DAY {s bargain day at our store but Saturday is special on shoes. Owentc Dry Goods Co. PARK HILL LOT3 ¥OR SALE ON EASY TERMY All streets clayed, cement side waiks, electric lights, city water ahade trees, See G. C, Rogan or § M Stephens. 82» ] BARGAINS IN AUTOMOBILES We have on hand two Ford tour- ing cars, which have only been used | a short time; also one secondhand Cadillac touring car, which we will sell at low prices, and would take desirably located real estate in part paywment. LAKELAND AUTO. & SUPPLY CO. 1208 (] L] 3 0. Six-Sixty-Six This is a prescription prepared especially { for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. Five or six doses will break any cawe, 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¢ A man with a balf volition goes backward and forward and makes ne way on the sinoothest road; & mans with a wboie volition 1dvances on the roughest and will reach his purpose, it there be aven a little wisdom in #% —Carlyle. — New Source of Radlum. An Itallan university professor slaims to have found radium in ord!- fary dow. HOBB S & [ ] KNIGHT South Florida Premier Wagon and Harness Makers A Member of the Tampa Merchants’ Transportation Ascociation COME TO TAMPA Trade With Us, and We Will Pay Your Fare Both Ways We sell Old Hickory and Hackney Farm and Turpentine Wagons, Log (arts, Drays and Business Wagons of ‘I'Iwry Description. Also, Hackney | Buggies, Harness, Saddles, Ete. YOUR OLD AUTO MADE NEW the colored man who did stop it. ing you all very much, I remain, | A Little Wisdom. ' fle pHOENIX BARBER SHOP We paint and repair Automobiles, make a specialty of Automobile Tops Qur prices are right, and your fare ] is refunded both ways. [4 WISHED SHE COULD And Be Free From Her Troubles, but Finds Better Way. Columbia, Tenn.—““Many a time,” says Mrs. )essie Sharp, of this place, “I'wished [ would die and be re ieved of my sufiering, from womanly troubles. | 1 could not get up, without pulling at | something to help me, and stayed in bed most of the time. I could not do my housework. i | The least amount of work tired me' out. My head would swim, and | would tremble for an hour or more, Finally, | took Cardui, the woman’s tonic, and | ‘am not bothered with pains any more, | ! and 1 don't have to go to bed. In fact, 1am sound and well of all my troubles.” | Cardui goes to all the weak spots and | helps to make them strong. Itacts with nature—not aganst her.” It is for the tired, nervous, irritable women, who feel as if everything were wrong, and need something to quiet their nerves and strengthen the worn-out system. 1f you are 2 woman, suffering from any of the numerous ptoms of womaniy trouble, take Carcui. It will help you, At all drug,ists. | Write t L na Co., Ladies Adv for Speciai Ins:» . 64 book, *'Home Treatme 2 . NG. 123 PAGE FIVA - —— s e 4 b | Wipe lhat off the slate Thal same money in 7he Bank would o S - RO Extravagance is one of those insidious habits that creep upon us and take away our money, wastes our time and robs us of a comfortuble old age, Those small sums that we fritter away from week to week would look very handsome a few years from now in the bank. After you have started a bank »account yon will find that it is no sacrifice to deny your- self many of the useless pleasures that really eat up so vast an amount of money. Do Your Banking With Us TIRST NATIONAL BANK F LAKELAND Is better prepared to take care of your face than you are yourself. We use antiseptics. Have your work done at the The Phoenix, one of the largest shops in the state. We make CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTTING a specialty. L. E. PEACOCK. MANAGER Latest styles in all leathers for Men, Women and Children. Fit and Quality Guaranteed. Yours for GOOD SHOES Kimbrough-Rutherford ISHOE COMPANY vf)_pposite Neyv City Hall - et v AP ORWEIT S VLT e PRk e (eninn TIN5 IR DIE l loe Time Is Here All Right Now---Have You Gotten That Coupon Book vet? OUR COUPON BOOK is the only up-to-date way of taking ice. You cannot afford to be without it ‘Lucre is a money saving in the use of our Coupon Books that is quite a consideration, but there are other things about them which model housekeepers ap preciate even more. They are so convenient, for instance All you have to do is to tear out the coupon and give it to the driver—no looking around for the little piece of money that hes hidden itself; no waiting for change; no wet change to handle. i ; You could really afford to pay a premium for our Coupon Books —it is such a worry preventer and sanitary safeguard—but in- stead of asking you to do that, we make our book give yon MORE ICE for the same money. [JB% - » If you are taking ice in your office the time-saving quality of our Coupon Books is even more important there than it is in the ' home. X OUR ICE and our Coupon Book are your two best friends They | make » rombination which eannot be excelled for practical econ- | Books for sale by our drivers. omy and all around satisfaction. Lakeland Ice Company Phone 26