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

EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FILA., JAN. 6, 1914, PAGE FIV{ on our minutes and copies be sent | Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Jackson e e i % : . have the sympathy of a host of i ; i ! J. L. MORGAN, l.‘} gfnonds in thfx dc;\'th o\t tht.*ir ht]t'lo' EPPES TUCKER, 4 { | two-year-old son, \\h(.) ]dm;: ,\.LfStOT( ’d) 3 1. A. COX. ‘ ;3 = afternoon at four o'clock after "m Committee, |i3 lillness of only a few days. The lit- 12: aw tle fellow has always had véry deli- il' ! cate health, being a sufferer of stom | i . ‘ Piir b deedBEE L o) rouble. He became ill on Fri- THE SPLENDID PATRONAGE ACCORDED US DURING THE HOLIDAYS. b PR - A O (day and while realizing he was se- ¢ o Case Ui i‘ e {riously ill, his parents had no idea '} (that the end was so near. : X ’h 5,000| | one | we positively cannot guarantee to o gy (‘hdll"l' advertisements unless the The W. C. T. U. will meet!copy is given us the day previous to »mptly at 3 p. m. Tuesday at the that on which the changed adver- d Fellows’ hall. The president re- tisement is expected to appear. We RLiifuchanGie 30i¢in, &) S0 By ests that the literature committee , will do everything in our power to COBURN'S et her fiftccn minutes earlier. ]uhligv, but we have to keep always jin mind the necessity of issuing the paper on time, so that it may reach X, advance agent of !the subscribers promptly. WE WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS A HAPPY AND PROS. PEROUS NEW YEAR, AND ASSURYE ALL THAT WHEN LOOKING FOR e ANYTHING IN THE JEWELRY LINF, WE WILL TAKE PLEASURE IN Auditorium Next Monday, Jan. 12. SERVING THEM. Mr. C. L. N burn’s great minstrels, is in town lay making preparations for the' S T {Furnished by S REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS “bstract & i e e e e pearance of his show next Mon-| All matter with reference to Car- Litle Cou, D 3 —— v, Jan. 12, ;nl\;ll prizes appearing in this paper Jnmmry 3. 1914, :c . \ AR e R is exactly as furnished us by the com DeVane & Hull to M. M. Load-|¥ ME BN Miz Pronk. ean. and mittee. If ‘it doesn't suit you,!holtes. i & ’ a Mr. MIrs. frank § H n 1zhter, of I fric m‘; GEM and please tell your troubles to lhel Gabe Gainer 1o .. W. Bates. \ Onner i} ee“ '" = 2 : i ol g itte R AR e R o s\ R i . I s, Will F. Wider, are in the city “mm,“”w' ah o Xf"”“ absolutely [E y Manley to Fred Manley, ,’ 'd Arallbok ing aboit with the view nothing about the circumstances ex- | locating hcl‘.\* ‘ imvpt as the committee informs us. | 22 Lightsey & Lewis to John Dam- pier, i Jolin 1. Dampier to Jerry Man-]| - 5 i A e A M . ¢ Mr. Flauren Dillard, son of Mr. jley, R Will F. Wider, wite and son j. 5. Dillard, had the misfortune to| Fred Manley to . (. Langford,| DOV Scouts of America Local Coun- lart, spent Saturduy at Haines draw a sandspur into his larynx yes-1 J. F. Cox to John K. Cox Realty ‘il Will meet at the Board of Trade T TN BN T B EDBDHHHHOEDDDEEETBG DGR @ .n,kgugugngn:u‘.guym*.&.py,..sng@(znm ¥, Mr. Wider having land inter-) terday, and for the time being was|Company. ,fooms on Friday, Jan. 9, at 7:30 p. s there. ipractically incapacitated for eating{ McRac & Bryant to Vinnie Colbon, |™- for the conferring of second class' -_— jor talking. It was successfully 1'0'! E. Chase Bare to Joseph H. Hill, |Fank upon ail Scouts that passed ““ Mrs. D. \. VanHuss and little' moved by Dr. Samuel F. Smith this U'. S. to A. Moreman. examination. All Scouts are re-, 1ghter, of Port Tampa, are in the morning. W. R. Lee to Gertrude Overstreet, |4Uired to meet at the home of Scout | R E D U CE D y the guests of the former's aun"i S U. E. Collins to Vard C. Tillis. , Master on Thursday night before, at 8. V. V. VanHuss. Maggic Ieasone ML _| 7 o’clock to receive their grades. o i i “ IN MEMORIAM N,,,‘T b KBLSEY BLANTON, Chlldren‘s The regular business meeting of | e . ldal. Mcleod to 4. C. L. R. R. S Maea $l 00 Values - 590 {“DHRfRhnd Woman's .\Iissionnry‘ To the memory of William Henry f( ompany S R « stety will be nield at the church to- ' Clifford who was born in Leon coun- WHY SOCIETY EDITORS l.25 - 69¢ rrow aftcrnoon, Jan., 6, at 3ty Florida, Jan. 9, 1839, and died NOTICE ARE DIPPY « lock. at his home on Lake Hollingsworth P Tre— (o] 1.50 - $l.14 ‘near Lakeland, Polk county, Florida, The firm of Thompson & Molain,| Pon’t forget to put it in about L v e RN RTI known as the Live Wire Real Estate|th¢ real bird of paradise plume my 3 adies DOt rs st aue Comrade (‘I}fiord ”mr)\'v‘d to Hills- Co , has Leen dissolved, Mr. R. B. ‘l“}}“'.""r liflie Wore: B 4 l 25 | o boro county in 1873 and to Polk Mel.ain having sold his interest to : We “'0"lfl like to have you pub- $ . valucs = 980 SRR, i chich Lolatos county In 1890, where he became a Mr. 1f. A. Powell. Messrs. Robert lish a f“‘” list of the wedding Dreed 1.50 () i $l 14 VR s next May progressive farmer and fruit grower. Thompson and H. A. Powell will|¢hts. They are 5“’]"13' magnificent. ) piten s i He was a member of the Method- unndn(t the business as heretofore,| 'Just wait out in the hall until l 75 L] ¢ l 49 2 W AR ist church, a prominent Mason and | |from this date. Settlement of ac- the party is over and 1 will give you : Mr. W. h T.‘)“'“' of Lincoln, an enthusiastic member of the Upit- | counts either due the Live Wire Real @]l the details.” Mens , has arrived in the ey and i8 o4 (onfederate Veteran Camp at!kstate Co., or collectible from them,| 'Don’t forget to say the table was 'king around for a loustion. He ) eland. will be made in accordance with this|ecorated with syringas.” $ 1 ~75 Valucs = $ 1.39 much pleased with Lakeland and 10 lived to bless his fellow men |change of ownership. “My hushand and I are going to « )l] probahl) invest in property here. a5 by his upright conduct became _,: THOMPSON & McLAIN, Chicago to grand opera. But please 225 b 1.63 9 power for great good and was loved By R. B. McLain. |don’t mention it in the paper. That: Mr. ad M'“ licon Smith, of Lake ang honored by all who knew him. |January 2, 1914, is why I called you up.” b fred, bave returncd to their home \when the tocsin of war was| = ——— Gl e “Be sure and put my husband's |22 Ky DUII"V "ARR'S (10 Ihe .er spending the i hiolidays very gounded in his beloved Southland, he | , middle name in it. Ile is very par- b ' C. W. Parks fumous show opens|. : { Vb of Stor :asantly h'«-rv the guests of Mr8. \gjunteered in the Ninth Georgia for a week's ‘ongasement at the Aus ticular about that. So that there Avenue Foot_Fltters Ve WanHues, {regiment infantry and fonght brave-|ditorium tonight. This is a great| ™!\l D¢ no mistake, 1 am enclosing We Renair Shoes While You Wait 0""” !y in the army of northern Virginia | favorite in Lakeland and will be giv-|°"¢ Of Bis engraved calling cards. T The Woman's Auxiliary of All until the sad day at Appomattox. o gave them to him for his birthday | MedSEesdtdbs PPttt dbrsstde $idd i en fine patronage. inte’ Episcopal church will meet ile was wounded at South Moun- S Tl and he always leaves them at home esday afternoon with Mrs. Edith tain and again at Gettysburg STATE O in my desk.” b 7 F F :mence at the Stephens Apart- At the close of the war he returned TY, CIT{AOORL'I%KE%SOUN - mts. All members are urgently to his @esolated coumtry and has |DR. D. J. SIMPSON has moved his Juested to atternd. 1dono his full share in rebuilding the| 7 unknown: offices from the Morehead Phar- W , acy iroover- 74 ; Srgt e { waste places of the &uth. You are hereby notified that your| oY to ‘l‘hn (-rnf)\«r Morgan Miss Hallic Loy, one of the ac-' 1€ Took great intevest in the or-lhejfer was on the Hth d iy of Janu-| building upstairs above the offices lgpllshed daughters of Rev, J. B. ganization of the U, C. V. and U. ary, 1014, found running at llra,cl (:f Drs. il.l'i(hn and Lefers. thn’-,| ¥, has returned to Tampa after P+ C- and was commander of WS \wiihin the limits in which the run- ‘ REAROL 2 Lo mding the Christmas and New ¢mp often and had served on bri-Tning at large of such animals L e e 1 war's holidays in Lukeland with her F2de. division and department 8afls {prokibited, ad was impounded ana| VANTED TO EXCHANGE-—Ldi u -rents, | Miss Loy s a leading kin- and at his death was a member of | v,y are hereby notificd and re fiilao; o nhenograph for good typewrit Senrteniteact rinl‘ 5 n and re- @eneralBenpnett ‘H . Youngls milts i s sntd animal a7 uhun ‘ er. Ingaire Telezram oflice. g "n& to thet city to rosume hep du- t2ry family with the rank of colonel. | rssoribed in soction 165 of ““ Pis i o A i il | i We can truthfully say of Comrade i i L 5 ! ¥ 8. | v By (vised ordinances and take said ani- | MENTAL ANGUISH INDUSTRY | i - o I’;' bbbt \;-:1" L"‘”’”‘di'l wisl out within {wenty Lour honrs af-| THRIVIIG IN PENSACOTA | | Better buy a Ford Car now i fmprovements in the sorcico at the ©7 o . 106, NG WAB A NOGRI L 4ap tho' receint of ntice, and| |yl . > | i ket office or tlie te ( goldier and a Chnstian gentleman.” oy cou failing to do 80, said ani-] Penss ~Three suits i Wh“c we chn makc [)IOI‘I'\Dt dB ']l:é : e wo ar N ’ut, alas!' he has gone; no more Gl tig sy P 1 fnide B0 i . . iE 1e are bei.q ! v, Mp, M. e |7 al will he d to cover guch pen-|for i ting .?,,u,mm, i ‘IVGI‘Y, as we have no Idflfl when 1”“ Dickey, the tic azent, having ®' ! Ha e ¢ . |alty and cost ¢35 provided [tiled against (he Western Union Tel-| . ' ” m granted an acistaut, and here- ly' H“,” ”“”"‘:f']’/‘“ the 'y".'m‘"‘l““‘ nr! Marks --Staule fork and hole in!": caph Company in the circuit court | & i we Wi” q()t other Shlpments~ E]i[ or the office will he kept oron at & Our selinle and our prand pa- e car; nothing in oiler of Santa Itosa connty under the pro-| | - i '“, hours of tlie duy for the conven- 1;"“"": No, -‘.nnmdr‘»s. le }”“"}"'r"““‘”;' Brand —Nnae, visions of the mental anzuish law| &} TOU'"’-'q cars fll”y C(Itllpped» ’,! ce of the puiiic. A telephone 1s the river to join tie great host o Color—Red, with white spots on | Dassed by the lorida Lezislature at| |l ' " . \ o being iostalled, which will be ';n]):;mt ]nr\.-n who lxlipd h!‘,ht;ngf for hips. lits 1est sesiion were transferred to 'll $61650 dehvel‘ed anywhere m ‘“J f f “all in i orth having —the free- Afiia ‘ | ' it 3 el . yreciated by the travsiing public. in life wort This ith day of Jgnuary, A. D. |the United Staies court at Pensacola { r “ e ;dom of our country, the honor of gy W. H. TILLIS, Friday morning. The plaintiffs in| i Polk County. B The Woodmen of the World will, OUF People and the security of our|qq, Marshal {the cases are Mrs. A. C. Williams, [ '} ’,F conjunction with the \Vnmhmnvh“:]'";‘i‘nr - colved by Lake. | YOUNG MARRIED MAN desires po-[Mrs. €. J. Williams and John D. fl;! i ele, conduct a public installation | ll,.r (m‘i. P \r.(snflmt ";”.‘M sition on orange rrove the year|'WViiliams, all of Bagdad, the widow, |; ) I ' officers on Wednesday nivht. A 'and Camp U. ( o MR WAV VR e arl anyshers {n the eautl it mothes and Yrotlies: respintively, ot &4 p niniee p e Al 're R E . ' ’ I I\ ] s program of music, addresses, (€PlOre his loss, we rejoice to feel A. Platt. Lakeland. Ma 1774 | #Ven Williams who died in Tallahas- ’.‘,. "‘IE UKH.A"D l“TUMUNLE ”m SUPPLY (CO0. , to be followed by refreshments, that his troubles are over and that P SO N SO b G see on the 5th of last November.| i LAKELAN .FLA 1 make the cvining & most pleas- he rests in the land of the blest. f . 1 4 Lach of the plaintiffa gues the West- 7 sl ! i ? Resolved that we sympathize with| Miss Clezs announces her formal| L) ' .one. All members of the Wood- i S IR 2 opening Tuesday from 2 to 6 p. m. """ Union for $10,000 damages, it it i n thelr families and memhers of N8 bereaved relatives and bid them at Kibler hotel, room 211, She il |being alleged in the declarations | Ummmames hooipian il v Woodmen Circle are-cordially (n- 0 100K up, for the will of God who| filed in each of the cases that the i N len v ("nl- +4.60 slhent doeth all things weli Is accomplished. {explain her mcthods of Beauty Cul Resolved, that this tribute be pu ture. Everybody is cordially invit- lished in the Lakeland Evening Tele- ed. See adverticoment elscwhere in PR death of Allen Williams to the plain- l ogo this paper. 1776 | gram and the Confederate Veteran fact - ma e | 178 at Bagdad. a’ est acrl l and that a copy of same be spread m— The case was transferred to the ' ' p United States court on account of the - | ‘M fact that the defendan is a foreign : . stock of Men’s, Women’s, Misses’ ECW. rAfilxtshg)wmcco ATTRACTIONS COMING — bl ) y , and 4 is Wee - (3 e i Great Western Comedy Play | 0. W, PANES SHOW "r fiR ND e In 4-act Play and Four Vaudeville telegraph company failed to deliver! messazes relative to the illness .and corporation. Ever knowa in prices on shoes. Entire E mnrlgr4 'l;lz:fi MOUHTAINS; jg:i:;v;ws every night. Prices 10c, Men:. $6 shoes. ...... ..$4.78 { I.adm 35 .hm . 33.68 Nont Bock, Meidi~ Mcn'l $5 shoes.......... 3.83 | Ladies’ $4.25 shoes at... 3.13 INE VAUDEVILLE SPECIALTIES Some good show today including a COBURN’S MINSTRELS 0503000000000 000000asss Men's $4.50 shoes....... 3.33 I Ladies $4 shoes at. ... .. 2.98 Curtain at 8:15 fine 2-reel feature Tuesday— | § Men’s $3.50 & $4 shoes. . .2.88 f Ladies’ $3 shoes at. . 2.13 - AU TIGRIS | - e Price 10, 20, 30 Cents { AT%E- STOLEN MOCCASINS Thurs:jr:‘»;r:;:t »::tnue:d:‘;a_zure [xtra Misses’ $3 shoes. .. ..... $208 | ALL CHILDREN'S SHOES ‘ANGE OF PLAY AND VAUDE. | oy e W DE ARMOND SISTERS STOCK CO. Misses $2.75 shoes. ... .. 1.98 AT VILLE EVERY NIGHT ' Jan. 20— B e Misses’ $2 shoes. ....... 1.23 | KING ROBERT OF SICILY MUTT AND JEFF BIG BARGAINS The Show That Never | Jaf. 98- Disappoints A great 2-ree] feature by the I.f«i WITHIN THE LAW . = sanay Co., W will please the|Jan. 27— c\‘ Ear’y: Only 1700 Seats most tidious person. See it; it's| PAID IN FULL QUAXER WEDDING | ik bt Comedy WA E EVERY DAY 2:50-5:00 CHATAUQUA PESEBILBERIBBIDIE, Sl iirdes e T TTTTTTVERONsNttts et S L 0000000000000