Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 2, 1914, Page 5

EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA:; JAN, 1, 1914: . ' ‘A full attendance of the officers and teachers of the Methodist Sun- day school is desired at the meeting tonight. Rev. Chas. White of Dade City will be with us. L. C. HULL. Manager Green of the Auditorium wishes to call the attention of the Jan. 12 instead of the 13th. THE JUDGES’' DECISION ] Messrs. F. W. Crew, t H. Rion, of Colum-{ny) . 1, A, Green, of Ogdensburg, {1l arrive in Lakeland|y y ang Mr. R. B. Huffaker, of on for a visit to her § K. Clark. Miss Rion| #xtensively abroad, but first visit to Florida. jeral features in the parade possessed 4 extremely difficult to determine the grade won the prize|gward and they had tg be guided niformly dressed class golely by their own best judgment it en in yesterday's Da- the matter, this being perfectly jm- hers of this grade are|partial, as they did not even know ell and Miss Mamie!the names of the contestants. th the ease of the best detorated ‘automobile (other thah bunting) s. E. J. Yates have| stay of several weeks|the cars of Mrs. C. A. Cole and Mrs. and Valdosta, where,P. D. Logan, the final decision be- time very pleasantly. th is considerably im-|as they awarded the prize for the / i‘" Q best window display to Mrs. Logan. - They desire to make very especial ber of automobile own- | mention of Angelo Raymondo’'s car, nbt go down to Tampa:representlng a huge swan. This was of a prize, but inasmuch as their previous instructions from the com- mittee were to judge of this feature from an artistic standpoint, they de- cided in favor of Mrs. Cole, though lled off by players in his is something new tnessed in Tampa for tomorrow . Grasty of Cadiz, Ken- kharming guest of Miss ne until next Monday, 11 leave for Tallahas- the best from a novel standpoint. The maskers and others on foot who may have been contesting for ane and Miss (rasty|prizes, crowded so much in passing ) this year from the|the judges’ stand that all attempt at § College for Women at|identification was imposgible, but 4o they were perfectly unanimous in the — awards made. Mr. Bryant, a visitor, rs of the Lakeland fire|acted as one of the judges in the e deeply in debt to Mr.|night parade, Mr. Huffaker being fof the Cut Price Store|culled away. f so generously donated and decoration with n were able to so gor- Mate the fire truck and i apparatus, which in worthy of a prize. K. K. K. ENTERTAINED Gladys Wilson entertained the K. K. K. at her home on South Kentucky ¢ Pritchett, accompanied sting family and also|® d 'the latter’s family f 15‘#“ and yesterday after- st obiles from Jackson- ‘/ pft this afternoon for By had a pleasant and pr down the State and Bnd just in time to wit- ation. arty . The early hours of the evening were spent playing rook, after which esent . As the old year drew near its close all joined in the which proved to be a veritable joy festival. At this time, delightful re- freshments were served, everyone stopping long enough to partake of the many delicacies. Bach guest was then asked to try his or her fortune, which afforded many amusing inci- rs. J. Edgzar Wilson n, of Gainesville, have city to make it their ilson having been ap- h he editorship of the tian Advocate, which is dent:.l e this office. They will The hands of the clock were near- dditions to the church ing twelve when all assembled Mte of the city and are watch the old year out and the new welcomed. They are at|¥e3" 0 riends in Rev. Sweat's in rapid succession, proclaimed the Dixieland. passing of the old year and the com- i ing of the new. Simultaneously two hours after the aver yesterday afternoon 3 was on the streets car- %8 column article telling in which every car, tion and other en- bells and the blowing of whistles. An unexpected treat of the even- ing was a serenade by the Lakeland band, which was enjoyed by all. The club was indeed glad to wel- n for individual men-|C0me Miss Mary Jackson, a club 85 announcing:the prize member, who is attending college in e parade. When it is Washington, but who is now at home Pnsideration that every |for the holidays. sy written after the pa- It was in the wee small T8 an change in date of Coburn’s Minstrels. | Board of Trade of the year takes This attraction will appear Monday, [place tonight when the annual elec- of Denver,|eq tonight with members who have Bartow, who were the judges of the heart, and wh ) i day parade, desire to state that sev-|p. OTlmee o 1FLhaY 80 mych of equal merit that it Was|ypo o year | ing in favor of Mrs. Cole inasmuch witness the auto polo|a splendid feature and well worthy! BOARD OF TRADE TO ELECT OFFIGERS AT TONIGHT'S NEETING The most important meeting of the tion of officers will be the main busi- ness feature. The success of any or- ganization depends on the men who are chosen as its leaders, and the Board of Trade rooms will be crowd- the interests of the Board of Trade and the advancement of the city at organization keeps up to the same high standard it has attained by electing able, pro- gressive men to the offices to be filled. CELEBRATION NOTES The parade yesterday a(ternoofll was the biggest stunt of the kind ever pulled off in Florida. Those who their opinion was divided between | h8ve witnessed the Gasparilla cele- | bration in Tampa declare that Lake- land had handsomer decorated Al @ and floats and that the only ‘thing | RN NCRETIMNNAGENG % ™5 B W IR 00 | our Tampa friends exceeded us in pirates up here in Lakeland just the same as Tampa folks, and next year {we will have a half-dozen pirate |crews. Our pirates, however, will be the other car certainly was by far, On Wednesday evening, Miss; many musical selections were ren- dered, much to the delight of allltary, merry making to | erwise in use. with this was heard the ringing of ithe nice, peaceable kind who steal {good folks from their northern "homes and bring them down to Live, d.ovely Lakeland, to enjoy the re- mainder of their days among the best people on earth. Speakinz of next tion, of course vear's celebra- we will celebrate again, for everybody wants the cele-| bration to pe an annual affair, and we believe it will be. The decorations came down today, and everybody is sorry they -can’t stay up always. But like death and taxes, the end of everything comes eventually, but the spirit of progress will remain with us forever. 'NEW OFFICFRS OF CARPEN- """ TERS AND JOINERS' UNION ! The following is a list of the of- ficers elected for the next term by [the United Brotherhood of Carpen- avenue, with an old and new year's,ters and Joiners of America, Local 1776. R. L. Marshall, president. H. W. Vogler, vice president. H. A. Durgess, recording secre- 1. H. Fields, financial secretary J. W. Layton, treasurer. 8. C. Stoner, conductor. J. W. Bryan, warden. ‘ C. L. Willoughby, trustee. ! J. W. Scarr, trustee. | J. M. Jerkins, trustee. | H. A. RURGESS, 1 Recording Secretary . Everybody keep their ecyes on Jack Scarlett, when they are not oth- He has bonzht back | the Lone Star Transfer business and Suddenly five pistol shot8|is ready to do your hauling. Phone (79, 1759 {PRIVETT IN AS STATE LABOR INSPECTOR Jacksonville, Jan. 2.—John C. | Privett assumed the dutles of the newly created office of the State Lab- or imspector. The headquarters of the official is located in room 6, Baldwin building, on Bay street. The inspecter will visit all ‘towns in ithe State having a population of six thousand or over. The law under was their pirate crew, and we can be and the same placed |d8¥ Was fast approaching when the | which the office of inspector was cre- feve that the people of guests, after wishing each a happy |ated seeks to protect the children of agree that along with and prosperous new year, and exX-|the State. Children of different I hewspaper way at leas hat given by her other itutions. | eharmiing hostess goodbye. ; g ONIGHT Some shew tonight ‘and you don want to ferget that you can see the Brady Presents whole program before £ Paid For” starts at the Auditorium. AND PAID FOR I RASTUS AMONG THE ZULUS Play of the Day by Broadhurst Comedy, Comedy and then some more Year’s Run at Wm. Comedy ouse, New York City THE GREATEST VICTORY PRICES ST Great War Story R 1.rro| PLACE .............. 15 Fine Vitagraph Feature & SRS e .50 ©v......25¢ and 50c| MATINEE EVERY DAY 2:30-5:00 tain at 8:15 ntages this city has a|Premsing their appreciation of thefages are permitted to work in vari- ¢ |evening very profusely, bade theirious factories and offices, and it will be the duty of Mr. Privett to see that the law is strictly enforced. ATTRACTIONS COMING Tomorrow— JACK BONAVITA, "t The Greatest Lion Tamer of the Age in Thrilling Stories of His Life and “Bought and Lecture on Pictures He Has Appeared in. Five Reels of Feature Pictures. All Next Week— C. W. PARKS SHOW In 4-act Play and Four Vaudeville Specialties Each Night. Monday Night “The Heart of the Moun- tains;” Great Western Comedy. Monday, Jan. 12— COBURN’'S MINSTRELS Jan. 13— : TIGRIS ...$1.50 THE COURAGE OF m_ COMMON fie Great 4-reel Electrical Feature Jan. 15, 16, 17— DE ARMOND SISTERS STOCK CO. Jan. 20— PEROUS NEW YEAR, SERVING THEM. PAGE FIVR We Greatly Appreciate THE SPLENDID PATRONAGE ACCORDED US DURING THE HOLIDAYS. WE WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS A HAPPY AND PROS- AND ASSURE ALL THAT WHEN LOOKING FOR ANYTHING IN THE JEWELRY LINF, WE WILL TAKE PLEASURE IN Conner, v’Steen & King BOUGHT AND PAID FOR AT THE AUDITORIUM 'romem:i fig!%(%fflgg{g{y ' Another of the best shows of the season comes to the Auditorium to- night when “Bought and Paid For,” will be the attraction. The advance sale of tickets shows that a large crowd will witness the production. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS | ¢ Furnished by Security Abstract & Title Co., Bartow, Fla.) ! December 31, 1913, State of Florida to C. H. Thomp- son. | State of Florida to W. ton. S. Pres- ' 0. P. Branch to I.. B. Anderson. M. 8. McCormick to T. A. Yoode. W. P. Ellett to E. W. MecCor- mick. J. T. Tice to B. F. Lightner. M. L. Robinson to Robert Wil- liams. Whidden & Kirkland to Willie Williams. Whidden & Kirkland to Silas Da- vis. COUNCIL TO HEAR PRAYER Akron, Ohio, Jan. 2.—Capt. J. W. Walker, newly-elected president of the city council, who takes up the reins of business today, says that he will open all meetings with prayer during bis administration. He will algo taboo the practice of smoking by councilmen and visitors during the business sessions. Walker is the only member of the newly-elected board who neither smokes nor drinks. Just think of Arkansas, good, old “Arkansaw,” being without a saloon from one end of the State to the oth- er! That’s what happened yesterday in that land of the Arkansaw trav- eler, and it's enough to make us all exclaim with the old lady seeing the elephant the first time, “Who under the blessed canopy would a thunk it!” A good many of the uninformed still think of Arkansans as a wild, raw, primitive people, but the State has moved with the rest of the world, and the very fact that it has the intelligence, character and cour- age to drive every saloon from its borders is conclusive testimony to the quality of its people. Doubtless no one now alive will live to see a prohibition amendment to the fed- eral constitution, but some of them will see nearly every State in the Union free of the saloon traffic and the liquor business fighting for its life in its last stronghold in the big cities. VAUDEVILLE SLAGER,"FUTCH (0. High, Class Attraction THE PEOPLE THAT MAKE GOOD Photoplays TRAVELERS OF THE ROAD A Good Drama (American) L — SHOE MAKER AND HIS DOLL Comedy (Majestic) MUTT AND JEFF Jan. 23— THE WORM TURNS WITHIN THE LAW (Thanhouser) Jan. 27— PAID IN FULL . Feb. 2— SMART SET Feb. p-n— CHATAUQUA s TR T L] PP TR TR T df** T R = 1;:! . ,’ At State of Florida to D. M. Pipkin. { Holeproof Soft, Stylish, Snug-fitting, Seamless. Six Pairs Cottor: Hose 'Q Guaranteed ' to Wear SILK \ HOSE Six Months 'Ja?;. or New teed el O Hose FREE Williamson-Moore Co. Fashion Shop For Men Better buy a Ford Car now, while we can make prompt de: livery, as we have no idea when we will get other shipments. Touring cars fully equipped. "$616.50 delivered anywhere in Polk County. - THE LMELIND ATOMDBE MND SUPPLY GO. LAKELAN ,FLA. Largest Sacrifice Ever known in prices on shoes. Entire stock of Men’s, Women’s, Misses’, and Children’s shoes at money saving prices. Men’s $6 shoes.........$4.78 Ladies’ $5 shoes at Men’s $5 shoes..........3.63 | Ladies’ $4.25 shoes at Men’s $4.50 shoes.......3.33 Ladies $4 shoes at Men’s $3.50 & $4 shoes...2.88 | Ladies’ $3 shoes at. Misses $2.75 shoes...... 1.98 AT Misses’ $2 shoes........ 123 BIG BARGAINS Kimbrough § Ratherford Opposite City Hall yige ’ ¢ . »