Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 6, 1913, Page 5

THE ln Case of Fire Phone 5,000 Mrl. B. K. Young has returned e)m a trlp to New York, Atlantic ty and cther resorts in the east. Mr. and Mrs. John Flint, the lat- ! r hmlng been Miss Mary Yaruell, > t last night for their future lowe _ Arcadia. \ Mrs. P. D. Lozan has returned »m a-trip to New York, where she mnt to purchase a stock of mil- ery, ete. - Mrs. L. P Broadfield and chil- " an, accompanied by Miss Ruby - 1ssett, will leave today for Val- - sta, Ga., to- be,absent for some ne. Mr. Nathan Mann, Who was se- jusly injured in a runaway Satur- \ v, 18 doing as well as conld be ex- cted today. His wounds are be- nning to heal, and he was stly rational today, which are cood dications that he may recover. Mrs. B. M. Sullivan, of Tamna, e Miss Mabel Mendenhall, is in thn tysthe guest of Mr. and Mrs., . Mendenhall and her many rrmm {1 leave no stone unturned to make sr stay & most pleasant one. IMrs W, D. McRae returned last ght from Jacksonville, where he ent the week-end at the bedside ot 5 wite, whom all will be glad to arn {8 mow improvinz, beinz able - take mnourishment suflicient to ace her on the up-crade. Her son, . Earl McRae is constantly at h(r dllde and will remain with her Oltll she is able to make the trip me. i ' ~ Miss. Maude Steinmeyer's kinder- .irten opened this morning with a “od atfendance and prospects very || 1ght for a good year's work. In- restinz exercises were held, the fldren remembering the sonos _om last year. Miss Steinmeyer is =)ly assisted by Miss Lessie Tram- lll : K Prot. Georxze (‘rundahl goes up to Jando tomorrow to wrestle for a Clver championship belt, accepting @ challence of John Challo, who 8 the temerity to dispute the -tampionsip of Prof. Grundahl. It ~ pafe.to say that the professor will ve & good account of himself, ayd 8 many friends are confident he (Il come back decorated with that ilt. It g’Rev. @Georze Bolton, the newly an- Mnted rector to All Saints Ilnisco- church, held services fer the first ge yesterday and was civen a most rdial welcome by the memberchin I(the ehurch. Mr. Polton is a \uolarly gentleman who adds n ithe eitizenship of Lakeland, and h his interesting family tiddially welcomed by members of 1ch \\1" be dénominations and the public ! erally. VAUDEVILLE CALVIN CLARK from the Orpheum theater of tions and comedy black / ALRATI IXE'S MOTHER-IN-TAW eaturing the funny Essanay come- | lan “Alkali lke,” the furnest com- iy you have seen in a long time. i i4. IBE SHOT GUN MAN ...... ‘A ‘Western Thriller, Full of ’ . “Pep” ] Psiiiosissane ] - G0N IS LOVE I | A Beautiful Drama LEPINE ORCHTSTRA MTUSIC Early, Ouly 1700 Scais per- | UDITORIM || iville in his high class female | | Eugene Hetherington has accepted a position with the American State Bank and entered upon his duties this morning. The regular meeting of the Wom- an’s Missionary Society will be held at the Dixieland church Tuesday afternoon, promptly at 3 o'clock. All the members are urged to be present. A cal] meeting of Elenora Rebekah Lodge No. 4, will be held Wednes- day night at 7:30 at thel. 0. 0. F. hall. The acting president will be with us at that time and we hope all the members will respond and be on time. Mr. E. W. Lapham is down for ' the winter from his home in Clayton, Dela., and is stopping, as usnal, at the home of Dr. F., D. Bryan, cor- ner Florida avenue and Orancé street. His friends are glad to see { him looking well and glad to have {him back for months RALLY DAY AT FIRST PRES BYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL \'Pstordn'y \\'a—s—Il;]];' Day with the 'Sunday school of the First Preshy- terian church. Appropriate exercises were rendered by the various classes. The offering made for Sunday school extension was $86.14. The school now holds the banner riven by St. John's Preshyviery for miking the largest per capita offering for the cause. This collection will probably zive it to them for another year. Class No. 3, Miss Lela Galloway teacher, zave the largest offering among the clagses, the amount being $24. THE NEW MINISTER AT \ THE LUTHERAN CHURCH I, Services at Grace Lutheran church yesterday forenoon were of special intercst because Rev. W. E. Pugh, the new pastor, preached his first sermon In this city at that time and the congrezation guve close and crit- fcal attention to both preacher and sermon. Tt {8’ no exagzeration to say that this new minister fairly captured his hearers both by his per- gonality and his preaching and made an impression of the most favorable character. While matured in mind, Mr. ly hardly meore than thirty, and he has a fine pulpit presence and tsrong, well-trained voice which gave the| quality of effcctive oratory to what he had to say. He speaks with com- posure and accuracy, and clear, edu- cated thinkinz is apparent in all he says. His sermon was strong, lozi- cal and satisfying and throuzh it ran the unmistakable note of spirituality ard consecrated service, without which all preaching is worthless. The Lutherans have evidently drawn a prize in their new minister and the community is glad to welcome him and Mrs. Pugh to Lakeland. \\Y \\TFD—-(‘ommnlnnn‘rlo middle aced woman would keep house and cook fo: man and wife. Address “Economist,” General Delivery, Bartow, Fla. 1267 PATHE WEEXLY Including Mutt and Jeff | THE SOUAWMAN'S AWAKENING i Fine Indian Feature | JOIN BURNS OF GETTYSBURG | War Feature, Taken from Harte's Pocm S”""X"T NOTICE s matinee at 1 o'clock | Game renorted . Rerular pictore mati- nee Fl arts usuul time—2:30. rrow. the next several® Puch is a young man, apparent- t EVENING TELEGRAN., LAK ELAND, FLA., OCT. 6, 1813. MR, BUSSARD'S VIEWS ON CONMISSIN FORM Editor Evening Telegram: I no- tice that some kind friends have in- ! structed you to place my name on | ‘the ballot for the coming election {for city commissioner, in Ward No. }l for which I am truly grateful. I {am glad to know that I am deemed Iworthy of such confidence and es- teem by my fellow townsmen. I have been very busy, so that I have not given much thought about com- mission form of city government. Should the measure carry 1 am told that the expenses would be in- creased, consequently taxes would be higher than under the present sys-i tem of government. If such would | be the case, I am not in favor of the‘ change, unless the commissioners have the power to control the ex- l penditure of the city’s morey by creating ordinanees cr laws govern- | ing the city, as the present system does. Also, 1 feel that the commis- gioner's compensation should not be more than the present pay the ' conncilmen., Also, T am in favor of eliminating any member of either council or commission who adsents himeelf for mlar meetines unless providentially hin- dered from atteniding. Let him re- sion, and elect some one who can and will serve, as I know from per- gona) experience that it demands and | needs all the time, the enercy and ability of all the members —their presences are needed to assist in running the city government eco- nomically and sanitarily, I am ready and willing at all times to serve in any capacity to the best of my abil- ity for the welfare of our city. With best wishes for the happiness and progperity of our people, I am very respectfully yours of six consecutive re JSSARD. NOTICE Ladies of Palm Chapter No. 26, 0. E. S., will meet Tuesday, Oct. | 8, 1913, at 3:30 p. m. at the home of the worthy matron, MRS. FLORA F. KEEN, 201 W. Magnolia St. RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT Whereas, our Heavenly Father ‘has called from Auty here to her hmwnl\ home the dearly beloved mother of Sov. Helia Cox, be it Resolved, That we, the members of Alamanda Grove No. 66, Lake- land, Fla., extend to the family our deepest sympathy and commend them to that source of consolation our Savior, who is always ready to pour into the broken hearts the heal- ing balm of love. Therefore be it Resolved, That these resolutions be placed on our record and a copy be sent to the family and copies be sent to the Evening Telegram and the Monthly Tidings. SOVS. SCIPPER, SNOWDEN AND PAMPLIN, Committee. ACKNOWLEDGE IT | Lakeland Has to Bow to the Inevit- able—Scores of Citizens { Prove It After reading the public state- ment of this representative citizen of Lakeland given below, you must come to this conclusion: A remedy which proved so beneficial years a®o with the kidneys, can naturally be expected to perform the same work in similar caces. Read thi ‘ Mrs. W. E. Browning, 226 South Tennesgee avenne, Lake! says: ‘I think that the uric Ar‘irli in my system was the rause of myj poor health. About a year avo one | of my finzers bezan to swell and became very stiff. I went to a doctor, but he could not do anything for me and as one of my relativeg had been cured of kidney disease by Doan’s Kidney Pills, T thouzht that it might be well for me to try them. I got a box and soon after using them I improved. 1 gladly confirm | my former statement in which I told {of my experience with Doan’s Kid- ney Pills. I still use this remedy | occagionally and It always brings the best resnlts.” For sale by all dealers. Price 70 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Puffalo, New York, sole agents for the Unit- ed States. Remember the name—Doan's—and take no othe-. STEO0 DD COIBEOHGLHB0 AL New fdssomm TR Al Sa ol Fat Ful YR ta? Sal Sutl 28 NEW EDISONIA TONISHT i The Ba‘tle o° Son Jvan Fi ! Bison). A wonderful ture. Everylody knows whs picture means. Our last W Somethingz that everytody c<honld see. Don’'t miss this great pic- ture, | Small, of North Carolina, is 6; was /born in 'North Carolina and edueat- {ed in the schools of Washington BASEBALL MATINEE AT ; MAJESTIC HIS WEEK Beginning at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and continuing each after- { noon during the world’s serics, the | Majestic will holdamatinee at which f patrons may obtain direct news of the games, an operator on the stage giving play by play as it occurs on the diamond. Baseball fans will be there in large numbers each ulter-l noon to get the latest dope. l RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT . Whereas, God, the Creator and the Ruler of the world, has in His Provi- dence governed by His infinite lo\e’ {and wisdom, removed from this earth | the beloved father of Sov. J. T. Coleman, [ Resolved, That we, the members | of Alamanda Grove No. 66, l.nkc-'f land, Fla., extend to them our mq,<t ‘sincere sympathy and trust that the hand of the Great Ruler may rest upen them in this their sad hour of | bereavement. Therefore he it Resolved, That be placed on our record and a ¢ be sent to the family and sent to the Evening Telegram and the Monthly Tidincs. ! SOVS. SCIPPER, SNOWDEN AND' PAMPLIN, | Committee, | these resolntio REAL ESTATE TRANSIERS (Reporter Daily by Scemrity Ab- stract and Title Co.. Bartow October 4, 1913, W, M, Hampten to Clara Smith, Robert Tyler to V. S. Patterson. Elina Varn to S. A. L. Ry. Co. Elina Varn to S. A. L. Ry. Co. J. W. Walker to S." R, lawk, Florida Development Co. to Mrs. T. R. Pratt. State of Florida to Boyd. W, son. Willie B. Lillian J. W. Lacy | G. Smith to Roseybell Dick- Claxton and husband to Wricht. NOTICE TO ATT, W0 ARE OR MAY BECOME INTERLSTED The Farmers’ Fdueational and Co- operative Union of America will hold | their county quarterly sesgion with the Comhee Local Union at the Com- bee schocl house on Thurcday, the 9th day of Getober, 1913, And our State president, Mr. ‘E. C. Thorn- | hill, of Wauchula, has arranged to be with us and deliver an address on the occasion to the publie. Come everybody, all made wel-| come. R. T. GEORGE, Secy.-Treas. for Polk County. TODAY'S BIRTHDAY HONORS Congressman John Humnhrey F""m"'"""‘fl OF Lfl KELAND E e ——— s 0 S o T A TSN s and at Trinity Collere; is a lawyer by profession; has served his city, county and State in varfous capacl- ties and was elected to the Fifty- sixth Coneress. He has been elected to each succeeding Congress. g e o TAILOR .';‘ADE SUIT Model of black silk with linen col- lar and chiffon yoke. Sash ending in | wng silk tassels. I nfl'.nq_:(mr<m T R FOAOBOFOFO LOEOIOBOFORGH S O BOFOH .\ A4 b .'\‘ sl v"\ Let US ki care ofyou A National B ational Banking Act, e MODGY ed under the faw places it perat This supervision of the Treasury De- United States Govern- A rigid examination of the bank’s kiso 1 under the s partmunt of the ment. aifairs is madc scveral times every year in the interest of its depositors. Do Your Banking With Us ATIOMAL BANK % e ] | &9 ] — — ll*‘" e At 1 D S i . ) \Y/ ill You Help This A P AT 1 A A 7 ._.“..--—._.—-1_ SR ———— Ice Man of Yours? Our cffort is to give every user of OUR ICE the best service that can be given to any merchant's patrons. It requires your co-operation. We want you to report promptly to vs' any want of attention cr courtesy on the part of our drivers; any delay in delivery; any thing that prevents you from getting the scrvice that you think is due you. Telephone us dircct—don’t make the complaints to anybody else until we know about them—and then you won't have to make them again, When you use OUR ICE you are entitled to good ser vice—and with your help, we will give it to you. Lakeland Ice Company . Phone 26 ATTENTION T O PO v apep g var- ~,----.. L .1.....,.,-—- If you reed a pair of shoes, sce us before buying. We have gthe latest styles in all lcathers. Just received a large shipment of shoes for the Kiddies. Watch our windows for STYLES! Hoslery For All The Family. Kimbrough-Rutherford SHOE COMPANY Opposite New City Hall Bt A ey i AUTOMORBILE OWNERS! I have installed a Vulcanizer and am prepared to do TIRE REPAIRING Of the most difficult kind, and can save vou money. Also TIRES PLACED ON BABY CARRIA GES WHILE YOU WAIT W. B. ARENDELL Bicycle and General Repair Skop Cedar Street, Just Back of Central Pharmacy give you satisfaction and PAGE FIV$ e g AT 4