Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 10, 1913, Page 5

The water will be cut off tonight for two hours, 1 to 3, for repairs on mains. Vontocka's orchestra will furnish the music at the ovening of the Kib- ler Lotel ‘his eveninz, There will be a mecting of the W. C. T. U. tomorrow aiternoon| Mr, (i, E. Southard on Saturday pt the home of Mrs. 1l. J. Ander-'s0)d to Mr. W. S. Adsit, o Minne- 50N . { ta, the Muncer ploce on Lake Hol- e e ! sworth, known as “T!e Mount." The price is pri dittle Alfred Merriman !lolworthy, the infant som of Mir. ard Mrs. A, J. Holworthy, was chrisiened yes- ortood of £12,000. This is a very terday morning at tle lpiscopal ‘v ', and Mr. Adsit shurch. !y it ot once. M I TGN Werd-d To ? Shirley Eaton Yesterday morning at 9 o'clock Mr. H. J. Gill and Miss Shirlev Eat- fcn were made man and wife, the | marria~e ceremeny taking place at 0 the Eniscopal church, Rev. Bolton 'Mr. C. Green and fu: yecupying one of the it houses »m Orange street reccit! ited by Mr. C. Livingston aud ramily. y are now cler vac Rev. George Boiton, rector of All ainig ARINsoDR] clurch, officiatine. Wednesday for Savford, he{ The church was beautifully deco- j0es to attend.a session of the mis- ntedl with [fonne mainie abd lies .lou‘.xry conference, which will be m'tha Wk ofiie, b e dhsduny iession there two duys. i\\'l\o was the only one present except AR imembers of hoth families, the affair Miss Ollie Carter hus returned yaine vory qoiet. The bride was ome after a pleasant sumumer spent ujvop away by her father, who eame n the North. She wa nied gver from Cuba for the purnose of leaves wihere )y her friend, Miss lda | Wt MR e e Ovansville, Ind. s ir will The 1 e i3 the charming and ac- peud the winter in |.akeland complished dsueiter of Mi. and Mrs, G4 PR WS Eaton: and one of the most Mrs. ‘Qriffin, of \nniston, Ga., ar- t-'entad piveiniog f tha city. Tre ivad in/thelelty Satarday altorucon cpanm is g ricine yoone business man o spend the winter vt o dau b= of hioh chavacstor, and is en ed in Mrs, TwL. W i LA {0t ent tine: Trsinees with his tie Burns. M. 1 s v ' ! 0 in Lakeland . 1ty tnd A hensy cennta pra naw at as many friends (of ] alat . T2t M Tthand L Vet s ) i Mrs. ‘Edward ! o!dcr, v 1o is one L T \ the r f the principal : s o th t= of many handeome presonts, eautiful mew Lot:! i.ilier at Lale i wridche it ize mosgt hithly wd; wilt: delve down v that city Peint a Seanich hrooch, Mr. Faton' n Monday 4w her witowobile to be ift to his danshter, which is very resent @t the o cuiuy of the Lotel Peantiful and unique. Tonday might at dinner. she will e e ey s e accompanied !y Miss Alice Dul- Pirthdav Party yck.—Ocala Bauner. | Alont sisty’ children mathered at y ——— ‘Hm home of Annie Laurie \\':ll’in.r at The many friends of Mrs. Storts, "."‘,""””, BN i vho hag been eomin Lo Lakeland for |17Mt: The porty was given by Mrs, Wabb's anhy gchool class, for Yie past five winters, wiil be deeply ained to learn of hicr death, which b #7TTose of rars v ccurred Saturday ni-he at her Lome "°V Sunday echool rooms of the M. [ Louisvill K'y Mrs.eStorts was . chnrech. The dainty invitations Ilslst\elr':)f ;'{r.)il. ‘.l‘h:\'i;nmu;‘.s, of stated that each one was m.dnnmo "\is cify, and was beloved by a large O¢ fent for each year of their ave. ircle of friends, who will be griéved *hont ten dollars was raised in this » loBEd ok H&r demise way. Various games were enjoyed, [ d iafter which refrechments were served. At ten o'clock the party " Mr. 8. J. Roland chief (](rk for yrove un, each etatine that Annie 8, bt 18 shld to & § \ have been somewhere in the neizch- SOJIE STAR ATTRACTIONS OF SAUTELLE'S CIROUS Epis PAGE FVe Ther: will be a meeting of the at J oclock in the Guild hall. Interesting notice of the coming members requested to be present. of the Great Sig. Cireus, Menagzerie, Hippodrome and Lakeland, Saturday, Nov. 13, after- {noon and ni2ht, will be more inter- esting if schedule is given of the actors, stars and features. :in:: attraction. No handsomer or ‘]xromlly into a ring. Miss Rose Rey- nolds, with her performing lions, startles by her ovrover; and fearless- ness. Captain Frank Cramer, the Bostock of the cazes, in his desper- ate encounter with Rajah, the man- ‘eating lion, sends thrills and shud- ders down the backs of the onlook- ers. And the third bravest animal trairer and subduer, Miss Delores Fraaciscos, should e oniclled Zeied as star of the animal kin:dom. This! ¢ little lady jizoles with leop- jacuars and panthers as if they > honsecats, Ste whis li 1s tt thro h burnine hooms; ju ln h ob- craocions, rolline and tambo ol fover the arena, at the will o their pinp 5§ ined Lho 1i feats of wone i the bir elenhants an audiences | with their remarkable inte!livence and lumbersome skill, s0 to sneak. These animals are most “knowledoe- able,” and stow admirable trainine, ‘combined with animal nathre nov- gty This will be the Shows, and. as “Tody’ wonld say: “uneoualed, and unapproachab Ion't mirs the bia paveantry pa- Show of Hamilton unsurpassed rade that leaves the show grouuds .at ten by morning sun, given last o] Had; 1t her Loie on South 1 ( nd s o | ( 1 the rt \ ( lys Turn i son and Lavid Stroaker. money for the! Great interest will be taken in the vandeville at the Auditorium tonizht, for two of our local boys are abont to start ont on the road, Spivey and Katez. Both are well known here and ag they have put tocether a very fine act, we trust they will get plen- ty of booking. This act, to~ether with the baseball 2-reel feature Sautelle Shows, Wild West to this fortunate city of Siz. Sau-| i | itelle's educated horses are a rank-| better trained equines ever stesred i"x' n intoy i Classified Advertising FOR RENT—Two or four furnished rooms for rent, private bath. Ap ply Mrs. J. B. Streater, 503 kast Orance street. | —_— FOR S\LE—Ten fine young guinea fowls. Apply at Orange grove, N. E. corner Oak St. and Gil- more avenue. 1448 I'——Two nicely furnished FOR R rooms; only two blocks from de- | pot. Phone 324 144 1 ILO:"J‘ On Florida avenue, hcl\\w\n my plac th of town and Lale- I :land; a 1 black €atchell, con- taining a procketbook \‘\'Hh a sum of mouney, eve gl s and other ' articles, Finder please return to ' Philin Fi 1454 LAUTOMORI! 1 their tires vul OWNERS can have anijzed and repaired in the most satistactory manner i at W. B. ‘rendell's Bieyele and | General Repair Shop, on Cedar street, just back of Central Phar- macy. 1465 | WANTED AT ONCE Ten youn¢ men and women d.akeland to learn teleraphy. in four months. Tuition $25 to first ten ap»lieants. Positions ine $60 per month guaranteed just as soon as in Learn !Hri:hml. Pheone 96 red or call and | cee W. D HOLTAND, Ma 'r Lakeland Business Collece 1166 LAZELAND POTATO AND 4l 1 i HIRET ¢ 0 AR { { ) i 2 | t v 1 4 Hi 1« H l \\.. 1oor | | 1t ia Lufsey, 1 Younes, Cla Leighton, Iiis ILena Scally, Annie Jones, Mary i MeRae, lielen Shaffer, and Messrs John 1X. Melton, Iml'n:;| Terrell, Leland McMullen, Al:m-wni McMullen, Lloyd Hooks, arnoest Mayes, David Dickson, Earl Peter- Stroll In Today Wear a flexible derby, Today get a glimpse of the styles which are all- the-ro. Everything new that's good, “le general oremau’s office, A, C. L. g0 charming hostess. should be a great drawing card. |and everything that's good, whetier lway at this point, left .~u|uxd.ly 5 B 1. R oreion. ight for Savannah, Ga., where he Pox Sorio] for "—"—_——— : —-*'y “|..THERL WAS A TI%E when a tiny yes to accept a siwilar position. Mr, T\’Hd"\ f'qmflv oM A S. Patterson arrived this ¢ j.» G e 558 head Went Yois l\oland ERE RN L his 10ty to of: There (\\‘i‘I‘ be a box social held at afternc from Juckeonville, where ing for the prover hat Not now. \»ials higher up, l.' nee the promo- the Moma. ot Mes. Do M Smith-a07 she ; been [ 1: ||1.- »IY:K,”. -‘"."rili Not here. Our Flexible Derby, onc ek alte Wil join him soon ... yrgeion Drive, Tuesday even- . it the Rocers” Sunatorinm, wppe yielder,” fits the head without | ‘ter recovering from under-oin: an Hih Nows S S toR (Ha-benent atoh 'shu .mwlr'rt ent a very seri v\ painful pressure. seration. 'Their 11iends wish them Ribdo. afd vaythvaiy overation, in which Dr. Groover, of “PRTTTY" TOTSN'T DECENTLY ell in their move. I Pverthody ‘e present, is cordially invited to Mr. W. T. Sweat [ and family, of ki s alesburg, I, have arrived ing G00D ROATS ”ETTIWG ikeland for the winter ond are lo-| ted in the Hollin sworth neich-| The La%eland, Partaw and Mulber- rhood, at the home of Mr. N. H. ry Good Roads *eeocintion will meot wvis, Friends of the latter will re- at the residerce of Mr. Geo. W. et o learn that his health is very Peter¥ins at Lakeland Hi~hlands, ¢n isatistactory, and for some time he Thursgay, Nov. 13, at 2 p. m. 18 been confined to his bed. It is| Come and bring your nei~hbors. obable that the family will not be GEO. HAMMERSTROEM, wn this winter. Secretary . ———— e e e | I . e e b AN D RN AL TTORIDN || MAJESTIC. | w ATURE RIE"S—5 Well, look who's here—the great- est moving picture aitist in the b si- ness-——Mauarice Costelly, that fine, handsome tellow. . nd a Z-reel fea- ture Lesides. \Well, maybe this isn’t |some ghow today. | JACX'S CFR&S‘\NThEYUM | | | | | : team g Gia feature and tukes lie seiies, the best ghows all the fav- mies it; toni~ht only. ' mfim\ 3 §UOT A Great Western Feat:re A in I Vitazraph feature of Mau- | rice Costello, the peer of all moving picture actors comedy | } TLE WFAYER YIND o.reel atire which don't want to miss | great i | OF BLOOD TEE TTFATIR TWAT TA§ {covered. 'COXE EARLY {In flve Reels; you TUF this city, improved, She is now mueh le re- aseisted. hint Lefore it is en probally che some time tirely Mr. James Chrigtner, and dan~hter, of Cleveland, arrived in Lakeland and for the winter, Leing located for Ihn Ppresent at the Oranee hotel. Mr, | Christner owns prope rty in Dixielund | (and will at once commence the erec- tion of a home thereon. wife Oliio, are have down I S ST AN U S SN L 1R [ALDITOiUM ATTRACTIONS (,Unan' ; ONLY 1700 SZAIS" - WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY— ELISON TALVING PICTURES New Subjects, New Reels. Seats Now on 3ale at Red (ross FRID\Y— THE BPATTLE OF ‘ CETTYSZURG ' the Greatest Feature, Bar Nore, Th2t Ever Came to LaXeland I ext Week v CRUNTA™T, V'S, PODGE Finish Match |xOV 22 i i COMAN'S TITTIE YILTIONAIRE ! i The man that | TE I PICTURIS | araph Fe2ture ‘ | — SRR T | ' T QRATTSTRA l WEEK NOV, 24— *Muse™ in Muele Matince Every Lay 2:30°5:00 WAZEL PAIGE |She would he f0 happy with ft. DIS TIRE our new scarfs at Ate. It ally radiantly beantitul, Wide and reversible, chan=eible, entsilk § ifonr-in-"ard in 1% two-tone effects. [Wide scar's-—yes—that's the proper caver for the “Tre Devon" liec.—2 for prevailing new enliars, and “The La Salle,” WILLIAMSCA-MOORT CO. THE FASZION SHOP FOR MEN | [T L S N | THE GRAND [% | Edith 1s forced to o on a desperate errand PFIOV THE DEATH IINE | A powerful hizh class melodrama | | (Mafestic Film) THE TOY A laugh from one end to the other. (American Film) MISSION PELTS Hnw the athicet is led to accent faith throuch the ministrations of Dan Cupid; very touching drama { |- i PROT. AP WTSICAL - | VAUTFVIV.LE | makes musfe ont of everythin~, rives an exhibition of his ability opal (Guild tomoirow afternoon | All | T4y > DIAMONDS THERE is perhaps no other gem, the receipt of which eauses the same dezree of pleasure as does that occasioned by the gift of & DIAMOND. There is no other gem that carries the same value, and no other that has the same element of with in its purchase. THEREFORE, it is highly important that those contemplating the purchase of a DIAMOND should make their purchase from a house whose reputation for square dealing and good values is established. PURCHASE by mail from us, and be sure that you are securing the same fair treatment and honest values as you would get were you making your purchase in person. l ! Owen-Cotter Jew:lry Cympany 613 Franklin Street. Phone 1079 and 1300 TAN.PA, FLORIDA We are members of the Merchants’ Transportation Assoeiation, ard participate in refunding your railroad fare. \ | asyrgmeaye o Telegram 10 Week e | Wha - L N ] b [ We carry all sizes in stock Ladizs’ A to E Mcen's B to [ Children’s Shoes-<All Leriher a Fit Choose Your Style, *\ ¢ Garan‘ee b P i ' & 4 [’s a Pleasure 10 Show Qur G Ak o ) ;“’!“. \ i 18 Dld A ();i Nacd I' L Ve And Couldnr Get It? B o 1 ST AR el ] If 8o, you know what it means to keep looking in vain for an ice wagon, Now, if you live near the end of a delivery route, and every patron ahcad of you delayed the driver just one minute, you would be greatly “put out.” Do your share in helping us make prempt deliveries—have the coupon or the change ready when the ice wagon comes—see thet the driver serves you quicklyand docsn't linger fr any resson Help this ice man of yours to give the best delivery service in sny city of this big country, Lakeland Ice Company Phone 26 NOW is the Time, OPPOSITE CITY HALL is the place to buy tha: pair of shocs. We have for Men and Boys Gun Met:l, Patent Leather, Russia Calf and Vici in all latest styles, bulton orlace. Ladics and Children we have Canvas, Bu k, Patent Leather, Vici, Red; in fa: anything in Shoes or Hosicry. i Kimbrough & Rutherford . - YOU?5 <) l)li P T EN