Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 16, 1913, Page 5

»’""3 SON/ ARAGRAR " n Case of Fire Phone 5.000 $-3-3-R-F-F:5-F-F-F-F-F-3.5.1 CARNIVAL OF PROGRESS This ballot clipped from the Lakeland Evening Telegram, good for one vote for King and Queen of the Carnival, New Year’s Day, 1914, .................. For Queen POCVOQUUUVVURAY! IMr. and Mrs. R. M. Holt are the rents of a little girl, born last pht . IMr. and Mrs. Gus Harris of Kath- n are the guests of Mr. J, D. COVOOO 0000 MISS RUTH SKIPPER QUEEN OF CARNIVAL OF PROGRESS Great interest has been aroused in the contest for the Queen of the Car- nival of Progress, and for this posi- tion friends have placed in nomina- tion Miss Ruth Skipper. Born and reared in Lakeland, Miss Skipper is one of the city’s fairest daughters and her friends are already working hard for her nomination as Queen, confident in the knowledge that the honor could not be conferred upon a lovelier subject. MR. J. EV. BRYANT MAY BE CANDIDATE FOR TREASURER — Altheugh a little early, the polit~ ical pot is beginning to simmer, and candidates for county offices are be- ing discussed. Among the possibili- ties, it is stated, Mr, J. EV. Bryant, of Socrum, may be a candidate for county treasurer. Mr. Bryant has served faithtully in the responsible but unremunera- itive position of county commissioner for the past three years, and at pres- ent he is chairmar of the board of commissioners. He has shown ca- pacity and faithfulness in this posi-" tion and his friends think him de-| serving of further recogmition. Mr. | Bryant, it is said, has the matter un- | ggles of this city. Sheriff John Logan is up today pm Bartow in his hamdsome new ddilac, one of the late 1914 mod- Rev. 1. C. Jenkins and Rev. D. Sweat are due to reach Lakeland morrow from Conference. Mrs. E. Y. McCullough of Boston, orgia, arrived in Lakeland Satur- y to be the guest of her sister, s. J. P. Wilson, on South Ken- ky avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Robert English are foicing over the arrival of a sweet tle daughter, and it is hard to tell! pich is the prouder, the father or| andfather, Mr. J. P. s. English before ving been Miss Christine Wilsen. Wilson, Mr. S. J. Golden, of Shreveport, ., I8 again in Lakeland for the mainder of the winter. Mr. Gold- was here last February and liked keland so well that he has decided | make it his home for the cool bnths. Friends of two young ladies of the! y have announced their desire to ve them elected Queen of the Car- bal, one of the announcements ap- pring -on- Page 3 of this issue. A fely contest. will no doubt be ged. Messrs, R. W. Cash, O. P. Haynes d G. P. Williams, with their fam- es, all from Jackson, Ga., have ar- jed to take up their home here. e two latter gentlemen married eces of Mr. O. J. Pope, and he is owing the party around and help- g them get located. They are, as e all newcomers, very favorably pressed with Lakeland and its roundings. IMr. J. E. Pritchett, a well- her marriage der advisement, and will announce ( his intentions in due time. C. VS. AND PNION SOLDIERS MAY BE PART OF CARNIVAL U. FRIENDS HAVE NOMINATED FIRST VOTE FOR KING ADN QUEEN T0 BE TAKEN . WEDNESDAY NIGHT Today Mr. G. H. Alfield and Mr. Holworthy motored to Tampa to ar- range with officials of the*A. C. L. for State-wide advertising and lower rates for Carnival of Progress. The committee of arrangements ask that all who intend putting a float into the parade of the morning or evening tell the nature of the float and enough more to enable the com- mittee of arrangements to place it appropriately. The committee now have more than enough work to do, 'so please send a written statement of the float, but if too good to write, no objection will be made to your telling about it. The committee estimates that fifty floats will take part if no more en- ter. First vote for King and Queen of the carnival will be taken Wednes- day evening. The recipients of the highest number will receive from the committee of arrangements ten com- plimentary votes extra each even- ing. Deposit vote taken from the Ev- ening Telegram at the Red U(ross; Pharmacy. The Telegram will an- nounce each day's voting and will contain news votes for the next day. COLE & HULL'S ESTABLISH- MENT HAS UNDERGONE HANDSOME IMPROVEMENTS The decorators have just finished THE EVENING “TELEGRAM,“CAKBLAND, FLA., DEC. 16, 1913, e R SR S When the house' for silves. Glance over this | Butter Dishes Syrup Pitchers . Reflectors Grapefruit Spoons Cold j ) n Conner, BB DIPIIPIDITDEPDHHHE| That our Drip Coffee can’t be equaled is OF PROGRESS PARADE 'their work on the interior of the! proven by our da“y in. Dec. 16, 1913, Dear Editor: I respectfully sug-| gest that for one feature of the Car- nival of Progress that there be a | parade of veterans, composed vf both Union and Confederate soldiers in-| discriminately. G This combination would be fine and ought to win a prize for such a' been ap impossibility . | What say you “old boys?" J. A. COX. One of the best houses of the sea- ison greeted the Starnes Co. at the! Auditorium last night ip their opuu-: ing play, The Builder of Bridges. One of the enjoyable features was' the fine music by the 10-piece or-| chestra under the direction of Mr, Fred Jewell, the well-known march! composer. The work of everybody in the caste was excellent and the specialties received well deserved ap- plause, especially Miss Goldie Beach | in her dainty dancing aet, Mr. Vie- tor Canaras in a high class singing specialty and the Warrens in a com- | edy sketch. Mr. John Lawrence as| Golden met with much approval, and was ably supported by all the mem- bers of this fine company . There will be a called meeting of the Farmers' Chautaugua and fair committees at the Board of Trade| rooms next Wednesday, at 2 p. m. | All members of these committees are urgently requested to attend. POLITICS AND POLITICIANS (‘uba'is going to erect a Maine monument. William Jennings Bryan, Jr., son of the secretary of state has been ad- : mitted to the bar in Arizona and will enter politics. .in vellow and gold. Cole & Hull jewelry establishment, and this store is now very hand- some, indeed. The woodwork is all in oak and the walls and ceiling have been done A partition at the rear of the store is made entirely of plate glass mirrors, which sets. off to advantage the splendid stock car- ried by this progressive firm. Lake- {mg and Cole & Hull are to be found in the very front ranks. STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! Mr. llome Man: How is this for you? 6-room home, modern conven- iences and 5 lots, 52-ft front by 172 ft, back, running from street to street. Common lot on one of the best thoroughfare streets of the city in view of a beautiful lake, all for the small sum of $3,200. See Orange Belt Realty Co. quick. Alliston building. 1674 ure ks B ] sterlingd aream from cows lrspeciod and passed hy thw Clty Pure Feod Depart: aeu! Manufactired under ‘e most modarn and perfect ALL l\nsreuonu ' that go to make our eream MUSY be the standard of pur- «ounditions ity and quality. There is a own Jacksonville turpentine ope- or, is in the city looking after hlsf ge orange interests here, and he fures us that the report thot hej d sold his 6G-acre grove, better own as the Morgan & Knowles pperty, was a mistake. e are hd to learn' this and hepe that '\Ir ! tchett will soon remove to Lake- b, 2 matter which he has had un- scrious consideration for scme he. P OSSR R | umwmuvl - e—— xONIGHT BTARNES STOCK COMPANY IN HE ROAD UP THE MOUNTAINS | ! | medy drama in three acts; a story of the Kentucky hills FINE VAUDEVILL SPECIALTIES Music by the Starnes 10-piece orchestra Prince Charles, oldest son of the! ('rown Prince of Roumania, is to en- . " ) ter the German army Jan. 1 os lieu-| tards” and POINSETTIA lee tenant in the First Foot Guards at!§ “ream. Try it. Potcdam to complete his military | eduecation. MM BALE bY | Ty . | ANTED—Young man desires any lakz Ph,‘rma{: 1 ind of clerical position. Can, O G y furnich own typewriter. Address e D. K. B., care Telegram. 1675 LARBLAND | _ LA R e | D ————————————— | VAJESTEC | M Plenty of time to see this fine fea- ture program before the big show at the Auditorium starts. THE MINER S DESTINY ! An exciting .reel feature by the| Pathe Co. A fine story well acted] | ATTRACTIONS COMING differezce in “Frozen Cus- Teari to say R s T ML imeeting of the {Trade will be held in the Board room lon Friday evening, ’for the purpose of nominating officers Icreaac- of customers 'u ho demand the best. 5¢ PER CUP thing thirty years ago_would have|land's stofes are constantly improv- NGVCI' tastes bitter for it’'s made fresh every few hours Have you tried our Hot Coffee, served piping hot with pure Jersey cream and wafers S5 CTS. Red Cross Pharmacy Phone 89 ; DEEDS FILED FOR 4 -, KECORD IN POLK COUNTY | b b (Furnished by Security Abstract & Title Co., Bartow, Fla.) Decegnber 15, 1913 Florida Development Co. ter Larson. " J. R. Sample to J. W. Sample. Emma Knellinger to H. W. Wear. to Wal- George H. Knellinger to H. W. Wear. 1. Chase Bare to H. W.. Wear, A. J. Greenwalt to Emma J. | Knellinger. B. R. Hinson to S. F. Ellis. B. R. Hinson to S. F. Ellis. H. J. Drane to W. H. Munn. Strickland Lumber Ceo. to Peter Bird. John W. Houston to Trving W.' Atwood. Morris Langford to 8. K. Dupuis. S. K. Dupuis to Geo. H, Pascal. E. M. Bunch to Morris Langford. BOARD OF TRADE hereby given that a: Lakeland Board uf Notice is Dee. 19, at 7:30 : for the ensuing year, as required by the constitution and by-laws. A full! attendance is earnestly requested. A. J. HOLWORTIHY, Secretary. Dee. 15, 1913, 2 2 BETE A WA AUDITORIUM All This Week— STARNES' STOCK CO, 28 PEOPLE In 4-Act Plays and 3 Vaudeville SPECIALTIES EACH NIGHT 10 PIECE ORCHESTRA | All Next Week— Y. C. ALLEY & CO. { THE GR HARRY SCHMIDT'S VAUDE- VILLE COMPANY WILL PRE- SENT A SPECIAL PROGRAM AT THE GRAND TONIGHT Photoplays THE SMUGGLER'S CHILD think of no present which will add more cheer thap a piece of long wished Candle Shades Gravy Dishes Berry. 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CURTAIN AT 8:15 WWWW SOEOPOPOPOPOPOP OB | [ w18 WEEKLY NO. 36 Bomin-..onn s o p 2 x ' Jan. 13— il o e A s gHE REFORMATION OF DAD COBURN'S MINSTRELS Showing the body of the late mayor X toem ror you .o . ults, Downstairs ..........» 35¢! A sidesplitting comedy. Dad sees| of New York (Gaynor) being trans- : : 3 Ults, Upstairs ............. 25¢ things and things see Dad. You had| jap 90— ferred to his home, and many inter- M AYES CI IRUS fRUII. co better come and see the picture. MUTT AND JEFF IN PANAMA |esting events. (Mutual) p Musical Comedy s | Lakeland, -t Florida TOMORROW PipigE 18T PAGE FILLER .. .. .. .. .. Four-act vul::?:a p!lEy MATINEE EVERY DAY 2:30-5:00 goo1 G00D MUSIC