Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 30, 1913, Page 5

|In Case off Fire Phone 5,000 Mrs. L. C. Horn, ©of Orlando, came in today to attend the State encamp- ment of Seventh Day Adventists. She has a room at the home of Mr. W. F, Johnson. Mr. A. J. Miller is down from Jacksonville shaking hands with his many friends and looking after busi- ness interests here. o R Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Jacobs and | Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Overstreet mo- tored down to Tampa where they spent the day most pleas- antly. Mrs. Morris G. Munn, Mrs. G. M, Wright and Mrs. G. E. Southard spent yesterday in Tampa on a shop- ping and pleasure expedition. The Camp Fire Girls will hold a vesterday, : THE NING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., OCT. 30, 1913, | Mr. F. E. Baxter has returned to| Lakeland from Kausas City and is now here for the winter, as is his usual custom. He has been instru- mental in interesting many north- erners in Lakeland property. This winter he feels sure will see many | settlers and investors in thig section, as the cold weather is starting in carly and more and more are the ad- vantages of South Florida becoming {kmown, i {MESSRS. W, P, PITT "0 ANDP. B. HAY .£8 ANNOUNC® Mr. W P, ‘Hans has yielded to {the solicit. ons . friends and an- Inounces his « ~didacy .. !ward. Mr. Pu. - has been a mem- ber of the Council seveia. .. ..., ... /states that he consents to stand for ‘re-elcctlon because he would like to ,8ee carried out plans for improve- Nieas « v °TLMEN In today’ mssue of the Telegrue. W0 more didates are announced for the p in of councilmen, bhoth being ge: en experienced in the iservice o1 h. rity. JUST A LITILE TALK HOUT THE TELEGRAM It will be two years Saturday since the first issue of the Evening Tele- gram was published. As a natural and logical sequence | 1 ;| the paper will on that day enter upon § its third year. You could help the paper greatly if you could pay for this third year— to November 1st, 1914. If you can't pay the whole year now, perhaps you could pay six jmonths ahead. i Or, even thres months on the new I year would put you in mighty good ' standing. But, anyway, we KNOW you will not carry over any arrears to the |coming year. We believe you want to help us, be- cause we are helping ourselves. In- !cidentally, we are always trying to !'help you, also. | We started a daily paper in the iface of the advice of friends who {thought the experiment foolish-—and !we made good. | Haml work—and, maybe, a little [ crehome ¢emmeq the trick. Tt fo e=-- ‘hat if we had depended upvu wrs daily paper alone, we might have been unable to make it go The expenses are heavy—every is- sue of the Telegram costs a minimum of $50.00. | But we wanted to give Lakeland a luRLy pupe Bent honnad " emable us to carry on its publication, Some people appreciate this and some people don’t. But we're push- candy sale in the park tomorrow af-'ment of the Lisht & Water plant, Pies e dlck Sl AU Ratl s ternoon from 4 to 5 o’clock, for the purpose of acquiring funds to pur- chase additional equipment. The girls will wear their ceremonial dresses and desire the public to pat- ronize them. In anticipation of the Telerram's birthday, Mrs. S. Greer, came in this morninz and brought a lovely bou- quet of flowers in which the DNatura Hly, beantiful in texture and of deli- cate odor, predominated. She ex- plained that as she didn’t owe the pa- per anythinz she wanted to bring {which have been made whil |b o he has ecn on the committee in charge of ‘same. He is experienced and well jversed in the affairs of the city and | has always been looked wpon as a ]mos( useful member of the Council, | Like Mr. Pillans, M P. B. Haynes has also served long and faithfully as a councilman good judement anid hard sense have stood the eity stead. His friends of his worth in the capu cilman that they make his ment for him, and he hy and his common m onvinced good e 20 1y of conn- announce- relnctantly ting praise or blame follow as it will. We would like to do even better for the town. But it takes money, monev, all the time. Therefore— Remember to remember us on our birthday. e do not crave gifts of go'l, frankincense and myrrh. But— Checks, curreney or coin—anything | that may bhe constrned as cash—will be more than welcome. SOME THINCS TAKXELAND HAS Live Roord of Trade. Rest Water in Florida, something, which is indeed much ap- | consented to allow his name to be Hioh, Healthfvl Location. preciated. In this issue of the Telezram Mr. M. T. Jordan is reward of $100 for the m of the per-| son or persons who last ni shot up his ¢ on North avenue. Tt apnears that s from the outsid chauffeur, who was seriously injured, the car al ing several bullets, some went through the garace and broke a window pane in an adjoining house, Such proceedin?s are to say the least unusual in Lakeland and Mr. Jordan is determined to find the miscreant, hence the large reward. of which Mr. S. H. Bowman, of the Bow- man Realty Co., of Huntington, W. Va., came down yesterday on a few days’ business visit. Mr. Bowman, always a Lakeland booster, is per- fectly carried away with the im- provements that have been maide in the past year. Tt will be remem- bered that on several occasions three or four years ago, Mr. Bowman made speeches preceding the sales of lots, which his company held in Dixieland, and in these he prophesied a brilliant future for the city. Even his word pictures, beautiful to dwell upon at that time as something to be greatly desired but - hardly thought obtain- able, have been more than realized, and he is naturally much gratified at the progress and continuous growth that is evident on every hand in Lakeland. §5—FINE PICTURES—5 and VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT JACK DAVIS CHARACTER COMEDIAN PICTURES THE GIRL SPY y A 2-Reel War Feature, Exciting and Thrilling. Don't Miss This FRAPPE LOVE A Sidesplitting Comedy _— THE STORY OF THE BELL Edison Comedy Drama THE BACHELOR'S BABY Another Fine Comedy SATURDAY THE HAGENBECK-WALLACE CIRCUS A Great Four-Reel Featurs .. . S S — e $e eF, 0,9 3,3 1% T e AUDITORIUM | | useid REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Reported Dafly ty Seenrity atract and Title (0., Bartow Ab- Octobcr 29, 1913, W N. Milton to I D. Cason. Mrs. Marzilla Hall to B, D. Cason. Mrs. Marzilla Hall to B. D. Cason, | Munsey B. Carron tc Margaret | Mac/.rtan. | Chas. A. Parrish to C. . Farmer. | Geo. S. Smith to Theo, A postolow, Lillic B. Reid to N. R. Williams. A. B. Jones and wife to W, B, Hardie. James D. Honors and wife to W. R. Fenox. at the Auditorfum Saturday night. A great four-reel feature, showing the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus from the unloading of the first car, right through all the entire performance; | funny clowns, 700 performers, 200! ! wild beasts and all that goes to make | up the great cricus. 1390 | REWARD I One hundred dollars reward for the' arrest of the party or parties who shot my chauffeur and car last night at my garage on Oak street. ‘ M. T. JORDAN. | October 30, 1912 1397 The Circus in all its glory will be} Prooressive, Coswropolitan Citizen- ship. | Municinal Ownership of Light and Water. ‘Largest Fireprool Hote!, absolutely ' modern, Snlendid Winter Chautanqua, [Delightfn] Year-Rornd Climate. | Excentionally Tertile Back Country. {Fandsome and Well-Stocked Stores. | Conter of Five Railroad Divisions. Bio Railroad Pay Roll, Mammoth Citrvs Pucking House. Snlendid Educational Facilities. Churches of all Denominations, Numerous Industria' Enterprises. Three Strong Banking Concerns. An Up-to-Date Daily Newsnaner. Mi'es of Granolithic Sidewalks. Sewerage System, | Vitrified Brick Streets. ! and | Everything that goes to make up a Live, Lovely City—6,500 now— 15,000 in 1915, ——————— FOR SALE—Young female collfe reeistered 8 months old, trio of White Leghorns Bantams, palr White Beleian rabbits, pen of fine Anconia chickens. Addrese A, care Telezram, 1396 B ) DHOHOHOHOHOFOBOSOSOROSOSO+ Cash Prices J———————-—— The old, reliable show-shop, the home of good pictures, pictures that" please the ladies and fatten the ba- bies, so father should not worry. Tonight is comedy night. | ONE ON CUTEY Featuring the Pretty Vitazraph Girl, Lillian Walker THE RANCH FEUD An Exciting Story of the West THE WAYWARD SON A Beautiful Lubin Drama Matinee Everv Day 2:30-5:00 Night 6:3010:30 Saturday's Continuous 2:3010:30 A ——— THIS MLLK 3 cans syrup . . . 25¢ 3 cansPork & Beans 25¢ 2 causArgo Saimon 35¢ |1 pk Iish Potatoes 30c 7 packages Wasning Powder 25¢ WHY PAY MORE? FERGUSON & USHE PHONE 123 Adams Bldg N. Ky. Ave. SOPTSOHOHOEOSOSCSTSTHIGN BOFOPCPOL TP OB OEOROROLOPOPY treasury is not so full as necessary ONE PERFECT DAY o ] ST | | | It was brought to him in the dark, somewhere, The one perfect day, in the long ago; And its wine he quaffed and he sang and laughed Till the face of him shone with a wondrous glow; l And the sky leaned down upon eveTy side, I And its balm was poured, and his/ wounids were healed; | And Life, as sweet-as a smiling bride| Put up her veil, and stood revealed. For some?'ne_——but who there was none “could tell,’ If & mati, or'a woman, Yeild— 4 Some way, somewhere, with the ten- derest care Had met him, and hailed him, and sped him, and smiled; And whichever way he chanced to { | BOYS” S.0UT SHOES in 'SCHOOL SHOE DRESS SHOE | _or only & A medal with each pair look On the earth below, or the sky| above, I He saw how the pages of Life's great S 4 oy w0 DUTTON-HARRIS €O, ™ Were writ in a thousand ways with Avenue love. —John P. Sjolander. Foot-Fitters Quality W. C. T. U. Held Interesting Meeting The regular meeting of the Wom- | an’s Christian Temperance Unjon was | held Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J.! W. Turner. The meeting was opened by the president with Seripture read- ing from the Twenty-fitth Psalm, o Ladies Czn Alwavs Find ey will give some temperance news she:wi ol 1 has read. One item was in regard ot' Kansas, wherein the governor re- | quests that people waste no sympathy ! on Kansas in regard to the drouth| last summer. He stated that the: &) were financially in such good condil- tion that they were well able tn!cx) stand it. Not having to spend their | y= !money on poor houses, jails ulllll grand juries, as some other States (fi | ) thad to, the State had accumulated Stylish Hats and°Gowns at LA MODE MRS, H. _OGAN é b e <) jsufficient to tide them over. This all @ fowing to the otherwise dry State of Kansas. Another memwer had no- ',:I“( @k"g; AK"‘ 3?‘ @Efijg@ @ ]lirml the encouracineg fact that the = ~K BN VR laroer part of the map of the l'nilm!‘ % States is white. Another item was in recard to the srowth of total ab-| 3 I stinence in foreign countries as well | as our own, , A report from the executive com-! - - mittee, in recard to arrangements fnri a rally on world's temperance Sun-! day, Nov. 9, was to the effect that Sp“”S a Grcat Deal for lack of co-operation on the |v:|rI!l ey seva e e e of gome of the Sunday schoolg, it i:;‘ better to have each school observe | 4 '/ » Ithe day individually. The W, C. T, “'4‘ }}!@_T_h&e Let.t.?_l:.s_ U. wonld like to request that the pastors preach a temperance sermon, and that the superintendents esneci- ally lay stress on the subject of tem- perance on that day. ! The flower mission superintend- ent, Mrs. Darracott, reported quite a little work along that line as did! some of the other members. Kach member will please keep account of the Flower Mission work done and report same to the superintendent. The names of two new members were handed in, Mrs. Waller and Mrs, T. J. Hooks. The scientific temperance instrue tion superintendent reported the re- ception held for the teachers of Lake- land and the distribution of litera- ture. It is8 hoped that good will re: sult from it, as the W. C. T, U. and the teachers are working for the same thing—the zood of our girls and boys, as on their proper train- ing depend the future success and happiness of our nation. The next item of business was a ways and means discussion. As our 'No other article gives you so much for so little money. Itis your friend in need- - Yourcomfort-maker=-= Yourhealth conserver-= Yourfoed saver-= 'Yourimost practical economizer. We have ice to sell. Let us serve you. Lakeland Ice Company Phone 26 Just now, it was decided to have a cake gale next Saturday morning at Mr. Pillans store, corner of Main street and Florida avenue. Arrangements are being made to zive a gilver tea at the residence of Mr. \W. Fiske Johnson on the 13th, This concluded the business and the meeting was closed with the Lord's prayer, to meet again Nov, 11, We were glad to have Mrs., Wil loughby with us again after a long abgence from sickness. Also Mrs. W, Fiske Johnson and two little folks. * . - Can Find the Best to Be Found Anywhere in Town, We Are In Dead Earnest About This In Fact We Know of a Shoe ~That you Cannot Buy at Any Other Store JOYLAND PARK AT LAKE PARKER GOOD FiISH- ING, GOOD BOATING, COLD DRINKS, LUNCH ROOM, TWO HOURS RIDE ON LAUNCH FOR ONLY 25 CENTS. PROMPT SERV- ICE, COURTEOUS TREATMENT, REASONABLE PRICES. MOONEY BROS., PROP3. P. 0. BOX 32. 1393 Except Kimbrough-Rutherford SHOE COMPANY Opposite New City Hall T¢legram10c Week Encegh of Glants Lstle Frank had had a meeting with his six-foot-two i 3 3 ! ER i of Mm what it “Mamma, when to pro=—se me not to glant ens 10 th oe!”—Lippineott’ iike 2 3