Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 24, 1913, Page 7

— N {day the wit in Case of Fire contest for King, vet I prefer to with Miss Leona Priest of (ohnnlm S “My Little Partner.” be three vaudeville acts. Tow night is the great western play, “The Queen of the Cattle Thieves.' fine reelg of plctures The play for tomor TONIGHT ALLEY STOCK COMPANY —In— THE STOLEN MINE Great Western Play in Four Acts 3 FINE VAUDEVILLE SPEC IALTIES Y. C. Prices: Children ......oooeseees® 10c | T R B L U 20¢ TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY First Show 7. Second Show 8:30 Matinee Tomorrow MY LITTLE PARTNER 4-Act Comedy Auditorium coming . .- Tomorrow— 2 MATINEE AT 3 O'CLOCK Y. C. ALLEY STOCK COMPANY —In— 1 MY LITTLE PARTNER | 4-act comedy drama with o fine i vaudeville gpecialties Tomorrow Night— The Great Western Play QUEEN OF THE CATTL THIEV With 3 fine vaudeville gpecialties Spend your Christmas evening at he Auditorium, then next Christmas you will be sure to reme you were Xmas 1913. in 4 E mber where | little son, Charles, Jr., ents, the world, I Mr. and Mrs. Mendevhall are l again in Lakeland after an extended S S e and Mrs. (. fr. W. Jager and left yester- for Charleston, S. C., to spend holidays with Mr, Jager's par- | pils 0 —_— 1 Mr. Clifton Warren left for his {home at noon today at Ludowici XII | Ga. : i , Where he will spend Christmas ! j I his parents. o B the ‘hls and on this day our peo —--———""___—-——-———-"._— | NN AR BN Y DA M L PSR X STUR MAJESTIL. 1AL In 20¢ we have @ gpecial program for Xmas THE MAD SCU LPTOR ORDER OF SCHOOL PARADE The names of the teachers, grade, and order of marching for school pu- are as follows: High school. Grammar school. “Ra n the day of the celebration, and IX grades inclusive, Mr. Farrow in charge. Miss Mamie Castles | ME e i VIIT A and B, S V. K. Jackson is the posses- |in change. Phone 5 000 b\’?l nfalm.ndsomo five-passenger Cad- VLAY e, M. H. - Terryidn o ilhlm touring car purchased through |charge \ the Lakels G 2 AL ' .u-v:»wwwwmm***‘w-vlnxxxumng.'mi 1! tkeland Automobile and Sup-! VIl B, Mrs. A. B. dLovell in | 0. 4 charge. QQDQQ’ODQQQQQQQQQ% e "f'l"' . VI A, B. C., Misses Helia Cox and 9 el Kirk and Miss Stella|1da M. Schobert i Rty M. § rt in charge. 3 0'Guin were i ¢ CARNIVAL OF PROGRESS giurwh\-“ ‘l"lll ]\lllllul in marriage Sat-| v A, B, ¢, Miss Eva Bryant in E‘ This ballot clipped from the & 'uu‘.;r l;”'\ . )‘\1 e AL L | olBrgs 2 ¥ A e son at his residence on South Florida| qv iss fora Hs o Lakeland Evening Telegram, & avenue. | : 1\l A, R"&. )'ll_r(‘s Nora Hart and o good for one vote for King Owl i i A nv‘} el A\l(’l'\fly l.l) charge. ¢ and Queen of the Carnival, @ Mr. S. . Jones has retur _lhf\ pupils will meet at the school Sl A . Jones has returned to huilding on Jan, 1, 1914, The hour o New Year’s Day, 1914, © Lakeland from Atlanta, where he ¢ i o & AMr ' g tere he and for meeting will be announced iater | o For King & Ayl ”‘;'\l ‘l‘““ been sinee last thyough the Telegram. i S L b R & April. W6 Nkt i d ; i b R itter will not return Mr. Farrow will have charge of v For Queen .....c.cooeiinn, Q the ‘mm« \‘\H“HN .;Twi)\“ ‘il“\"“lllf Oh 4kt ittt on il My A 3 WAL R o PS sl lboap el S tin Key West attending the Educa- LA OO0RAEROOVEOO0 o i S R tional Association. i Tomorrow is one of the holidays CHARLES M. JONES, DSt ALl | we always respect in this shop, hence ! Principal. there will be no paper on that H BALLOTS CAST FOR KING e e e T AHD GUREN 0F T OABNIVAL (¢ ‘ront oditor 1o otlie Loy, wil TURNER-HOWES i, 1 I to oflice boy, wil King ar o 1'-.‘.‘ i pest they 1 Tihe martiy ss Goldie Turn p. E. Chunn .”“””“””26”"| ¢ able to. lv:um on carth and'er of this city and Mr. B. E. Howes, 0 W Dmne il g 00d will to men!” and that's !hvl also of Lakeland, came as a surprise Queen «“ we feel toward the whole lmmln“ o their triends here | Miss Ruth Skipper............361 i happy Caristmas w" The ceremony took |\l.1u- last nizht the ¢ Miss Dora Bomaker............ ]34‘"” our readers and to all who are!at the Baptist parsonage, Rev. R. 8 . — |nul, as well Gavin ofliciating. | Bditor' Telegram: MWhile I appre- =~ =~ | e bride is a native of ‘|ll<|i:|llfl! i the votes cast for me in the s " ybut has been living in Lakeland for ciate the e the, yyon, W, K. Jackson, Jr., reached’ Wik mul«‘( past two ve and the city last night fro and i ) om Panama, and 'y friends by her sweet personal- 1 ‘Preachin’ BilL” s good as David Thundas vin’ " thinae TR NTTATITR - S PR ANCTLY }wwvnAuwlons COMING This Week Y. Q. ALLEY {-net plays wita o STOCK CO. cialties, change nightly, price 10 and ; first show 7, gecond show 8:30. —Next Week— visit to eastern cities. Mrs. Menden-| hall has been absent from ““‘ city Monday-— Florida Feature— for three months and was joined by DIGGING OF THE GASPARILLA Mr. Mendenhall in New York clt¥.| o oyerybody is thinking of TREASURE Whero hg went 10 whiy &. ghicr &8 “presents’ and of course we are the | Tuesday- ; ane : the engineering work being done | |game way, therefore we request your SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS there. They returned to Laksioni “presence’ at the fine comedy pro Thursday— yesterday. gram for tonight. And don't forget | A LAKELAND ROMANCE {Moving Pictures of Our Own Little City 'day. | Priday— BOUGHT AND PAID FOR Direct from a Year's Run in New TODAY W . York city .. AGLE 33 Jan. 13— — THE DANCE AT E AGLE PASS » i A Great Western Comedy COBURN'S MI} RELS Jan. 20— A Thrilling Feature by pathe MUTT AND JEF® JN PANAMA THE GAMBLER'S HOX! R Jan, 27— : Beautiful Drama Well Act a PAID IN FULL CONTINUOUS SHOW TOMOREOW SMART SET 2:30 to 11 P M Feb. 12-22— CHATAUQUA ! G .A‘!l [ e v IR R vaudeville spe- Our hearty Christmas Greetings To_our many Friends and Customers \I‘ . AND WE DO WISH TO SAY, HERE'S A REAL SOLUTION OF THE GIFT FROBLEM. WHY WORRY AND FRET ABOUT WHAT TO GIVE THIS O?i;()R THAT ONE WHEN YOU CAN VISIT OUR STORE AND HAVE VOUR MIND RELIEVED AT ONCE? THE MANY BEAUTIFUL AND USE- FUL "PRESENTS YOU WILL FIND HERC WILL SATISFY YOU AT ONCE. YOU WILL RECEIVE THE MOST CCUR ATTENTION, WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT. A~ ‘ AU Conner, i;’Stecn & I(mg 1§~ LTSRN AT WAV . 05w TR TR TARA w0 Al DA B and JLLINOIS CLUB TO MEET SATURDAY AFTERNOON a3 AT SUR T RSN MUSICAL PROGRAM TO BE REN- ! United Commercial Travelers, . DERED AT CATHOLIC CHURCH'\\\H\ the Kibler hotel, one of the very best commtreial travelers' homes in the State of Florida and the many, The Club is to meet Sat- traveling men coming ¢, Wou ¢ , g here, would urday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the make it an ideal place for the travel- ll! Jot mrad il e oara o rade rooms, and a P The following is the musical pro- linois gram to be rendered at high mass at’ ‘atholic church at 10 o'clock to morrow, Mrs. Fletcher in charge: Kyric—From Missa Pro Pace. | i | I Jing men’s headquarters. Mr. \Wm. F. Wider, falls, 8. D., who has come to Lake- late of Sioux "bers are wiged to attend. —————————————————————————————— Gloria-—Carpenter. ('redo--LaHache. land to make Lis future home, ig an LOST Lady's gold watch, engraved Panctus——Latianche. old knight of the grip, and traveled o0 the back “F. L. H." Finder Agnus Die—Farmer. for years in lowa, Nebraska, Minne | will be handsomely rewarded by returning to the Telegram office. Mr. Wider| ¢raw Iy name, so please drop me af Sl e ke im0 tor today . E. C. ANGELL i B ‘“ Hoe ll'\\“ AU Y ll:h ity. The groom is the son of a prom- | Soloist—Miss Brewere and Louis sota and South Dakota. i ; iis parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. K. Her i ¢ 1 I :1.] tel 18- very: muel: il favor of orpanizing, s=—===eee=r avamrem inent Methodist minister of Kentucky j Fleteher. L e p ¢ Juckson. Mr. Jackson is an attor Land an expert decorator. I T ..1 commercial men's headquarters in RBUCIHTANAN DEPOT CAFE will serve Royal Terry and Thomas Jackson, ney in the cmploy of the American i Lakeland. We trust he will be sue Xmas dinner from 12 o'clock to 3 two tLakeland b(?.\s \\‘ ho are attend- | government in Panama and has tilled SHEPHFRD OT' THE HILLS ,F]RE WORKS WILL NOT |rvs.-tul in interesting the traveling| p. m., §1 plate. 1716 ing the State University, are at home this important position with credit | BE ALLOWED TO BE SHOT le an i fia R tate of IORIGa o tlie) memmmmmammmes | o e for the Christmas holida to himscll and the country he repre- | It you wanti to moct Sammy L_““‘: ON LAKELAND STREETS ' extent of organizing a club with Its; On and after Jan. 1 milk ‘_V'“ be —— sents | s S : ! 1 | i 13 cents per quart, cream 60c¢, at i and know all about her sweet love, l“"“l‘l" irters at the Kibler hote | R G Mrg. Parrish, of Gainesville, has ety s ] To the Public: This is to notify s all the dairies of the city. i —_— e Cner thrilling life among those cood l ! DATRYMEN OF LAKELAND v 10 | ycity 3 1 s \ 3 s =t R o 2 " MG at Gl . acrived in the city to spend Christ-t e aivanecment committee for and bad folk of the Ozarks - it you all persons that the city (mun.\n;‘ i“)fl Searf pin, lify-Teaf, small ‘“”43 ik \ i\ wwoparents, Mr. and Mrs Y ¥ y 1 Q ireworks | 4 S { mas wita hl.l parents, Mr. and Mr A R e i know abont the man who prohibiting the shooting of firc KBI| i doniter) DB hleage mov) (i, H, Padrick. would not fight for her, and alsofo! the streets of Lakeland will be | W L li T S R from several 0lis askin tis | S Ee man wlio: pigkoqs Hig dife strictly enforced by the police of- IR0 ; AAGeY, IORIOLICR U QUICK SALE OPPORTUNITY Mr. Steele, of Bivminzham, Ala., meant bi 3 open house™ onpon ap dear soul- if you want to ficors of Lakeland. Merchants are [receive reward; supposed to have! At “la., reached the city last nizht to the morning of New Year's day. ‘iu.n\' about Sammy's .t';nln-r. Jim | re quested to take notice of this or-{been lost on South Florida avenue. $450 is all cash necessary to buy coend some time here the guest of his rpyig i wn old and time-honoved cus: | Lane, the Jd Bald Knobber, Unecle der and notify their customers to this - an ostablished business to be sold at Caughter, Mrs. B, L. Cordery. ; lke. the postmaster at the Forks with effect. 0. M. IZATON, FURNITURE once. P. 0. Box, 171 City. 1713 tom, observed, more or lews, all over | #86% postnias el Mayor. 1 have left these articles: 1 wal- e e e nut bedstead, 1 marble-top dresser, I| 1 rocker, 1 water set ‘ TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY oak washstand, i a-su (.. will spend the holiday season propic ult asked, so far as po rl\!lt‘.‘”;“,m”. “\vash Gihbs,” and the old | GOVERNORS' MEETING with friends in Lakeland, being the and especially the merchants, to have feghepherd”-—and all the rest of the BOARD OF TRADE Price for the lot $18. L guest-of Mr. and Mrs. E. . A= qjejp lomes and business Imll'ut‘s“"‘m‘ll who Jived among the WL G e Also 6 chairs, pn;( for th(’lul 31 | =26-aere farm, splendid land, 3-acre gell. open, during the morning hours, tojyou can find it all in “The Sheps, The regular monthly meeting of . ;::llnl]‘r:;‘?\d "“‘:l'l”“‘i'"':"" Must be 1“‘:“.””‘ erove, desirable neighbor- - RIS . "their friends and custoners for the [ herd of the Hills, . Ilu. dr: nmtmn!ml the Governors of the ‘It.)m] of ll.l(l\ i hood, on rural mail route. Jackson Miss Annie Streater, wio has been oyohanoe of friendly greetings, to ex- \of Harold Bell Wright's novel, which {will take place on Friday ecvening, ot il ¢ MeRae, Lakeland 1697 xchange ) ¢ Seiliny L A A {sitate & :Rae, Lakeld ‘ I teaching at Boynton, arrived i oniipy Lakland's spirvit of hospi L comos to the Anditorium commencingbec. 7:20, This will be the Phone 231 Gireen Dixieland, Lukeland to spend the holidays with 'y, f vood fellowship Some | Tuesday, Dee. 30 ‘|‘| .t meeting of the old board and a P gD St o o e tolity and good felloy some | Tuesday, i s Bl her parents. Miss Streater Will 10ave i fe oresiment il Ii: veny Phe dramatization was made by full attendanee is earne stly requested, ; »' s dl next week for-Palm Lieach, where | ... o] . o soelul | %ip. WWrisht with Lhe assistance of | \. 1. HOLWORTINY, % . FH Y N 2 ¢ 5 v ¥ 2 1] 5 shie will join a party going over to I ) ¢ man- ¥l \W. Revnolds. It i il to o Cuba for a week, aiter which she o inlly op that AR n more imeresting than the ! Seceretary . will'retarn to Boynton. 4 su L ruit pun vin e : 'U. ¢. T. MAY BE OR- i aid a to. hril T—,“—. - im GANIZED IN LAKELAND The Auditorium will have a spe= g0y fricndiing 1 ! i S S ¢ial matinee ‘tomorrow at # ocloch Sal Lakel i P BIRG R Thore is o movement on foot to 1ospitali 1 ton R a Wiy i at which time the Y. €. Alley Stock n o thoush this § ¢ H oreanize a Conncil of the U. C. T \ ) WE (0. will appear in the d-aet cotcy s 1ot : i} By < l e B P s e com S s el There will also [ { It means as much to our children as it did to us in childhood. Don't fail to provide them with <~ TTHE GRAND | 1 mmwmm 4 “ CARTER AND CARTER iy 8 good dinner, e IN VAUDEVILLE e L T | K T » o b A L First Show 7 p. m. » MY STORE IS THE S'lORE to get every- Second Show 8 p..m . Third Show 9 p. n They clever entertainers thing for your Christmas dinner. are FINE YOUNG TURKEYS, FAT HENS, NORTH FLORIDA PORK. ALL KINDS OF MEATS FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES —————————— BAND CONCERT 80 in front of Grand lar five piece orchestra None better 6:20-7 ~regu- [ make the best Sausage in town. Give me a ___________——— trial; you will be pleased. On account of No. 43 being late last |4 night, our three-reel feature was de- |4 ““".E. P. HICKSON layed and will be (Reliance.) I ————— | Program Thursday— & CARTER AND CARTER ‘:g I BAND r?d\ ERT 5 one and— SBGPpbPphbd THREE REELS PICTURES I : Pnces 25c 50¢, 75¢€. FredbbbPbeeed AUDI‘I‘ORIUM TUESD CV D BBLL WRIGHTS GreaT NovEL and $1-09 Ea 2 S as Lot gn sl oo Boeiroods doorefocoo BB B oo o o B oo AY NIGHT, DECEMBER 30th TTY'S SPLENDID PRODUCTION RD of the HILES PR SRS Seats Now on Sale at Red Cross Drug Store Telephone and Mail Orders Promptly Reserved. TN P e 2 L=k L2 & GEPPP0PEL000 020 EEE 000000 1.4 1.4