Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 9, 1914, Page 5

MOVEMENT STARTED FOR ELEGTRIC SI6N Mr. A. J. Moore, of the Cut Price | Store, has offered the Board of Trade h a contribution of fifty dollars toward lre Jthe construction of an electric sign bearing the words ‘“Lakeland; Wel- i come,” the sign to be placed at some Jone 5.000 suitable point 191‘ the mu:zu'!mulot people who instead of passing #dgpded | through might be induced to stop off and Mrs. F. Lanzman and get acquainted. with us. Mr. returned to Lakeland after Moore says he has been led to make ng the past-several months in this offer on account of the splendid a and Alabama. have results of the recent celebration. He in the Raymondo bLuilding. |considers the he invested in — !the celebration well spent. There i | | \ | AY Case ( They money EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKEL CHILD INJURED o ALTOMOBILE Yesterday afternoon Edith Mar- shall, the little daughter of Mr. H. k. Marshall, who lives on South Da- gro, the accident occurring at cor- ner of Pine street and Florida ave- The child sustained a broken limb, but otherwise was not serious- Iy hurt. The parents absolve the |negro trom all blame in the matter, as bystanders declare it was not his fault. As the car rounded the cor- {ner. the child started across the street | without looking, and ran into the fen- | nue. kota avenue, was injured by running | into an automobile driven by a ne- | AND, FLA., JAN. 9, 1914. JUST RECEIVED 'y | - 2P v . A shipment of Souvenir Spoons with cut - of Hotel Kibler on handle, also many oth- ~ers. Everything that is carried in a first- class Jewelry Store auto polo game, in which Ford are others who no doubt wish to con fmvr of the machine. The neero, when i v —— e to participate, takes place in tribute to the electric sign and if sn} e saw the chiid, ran his car into an ™ L R g e Saturday amd quitc & number they are requested to communicate|embankment, and thus saved thel™ R oo A d » ® » Y _claqd people will probably 20 with Secretary Holworthy of the|child fromnr leing run over. The ne- | & epalrlikg an n I&Vlng a 59 eCIalt —‘ i The game was scheduled for Board of Trade. The amounts n[(li!;ll'fiL,l'l)':i name could not Le learned, hut | g ~Zsljer-date, but was postponed ed to this fund will be published infit is understood that he is the pastor | = - — ¢ last moment, ‘”"‘ Telegram with the names of the the colored Baptist chureh here. |4 » P M | i et P donors | = 4 BEN ‘@, Jr 18 the name of a fine i | 3 | § ! fian whio arfived yesterday af- | Woman's Club 'li‘ § fl";g“‘“;: ; “'li ‘"-“, ]Mh. UINLY' BABKRT Badk Rakk :'11‘!1rlln'»::\“;"i;mlrl ‘rl”hnl“x“xn\l\':‘i: l:v\w :"" N"LXt Door to P. Lt Sm p Smith declares |atte SF LG TERIE INOQUITR ML e wohe HEHe LD . is as fine as | WAS WON BY EIGHTH GRADE (¢ ks’ Clun vooms with a splendid |~ SSmui s sm Momu i i & £ X 4 SRR IR TR S TR v — of o A ki o Vg P 3 . o T \ < o, | WA o A——— 1d we 'do doubt but that kv AR sl |attendance. The Household Iconom- v i !t 1y IHLLERHRE acils 9 g SKe 1 department had charge of the pro-- STATE BANK OF AUBURNDALE Frrrrwes SR OBHEETDDEDDDEED s % ball was plaved yesterday afternoonopam for the afternoon. Miss Ruth Auburndale, Florida ! g g s Oy G N W .‘Plxley and family left on the high school campus between | v Wayne, Ind., Wednesday for = nd and wil} probably arrive to- ~ and will spend the next three the eighth and twelfth grade ‘girls. The old adage that experience always | wins was entirely discredited, as the| C'enibear, chairman of the commit- tee, and DeSoto county organizer of the Girls' Tomato Canning Clubs, en- tertained the club with an interest-| ing demonstration on salads; their food value; the preparation of and many dainty ways of serving. During the course of her remarks s in Lakeland -as is their an-{younger girls completely walked g ustom lfld,u lb(; \;‘arlm]) wel- away from their more experienced ok by "W-\W’ ey and dignified opponents. The seniors, | g 5 while playing a good, consistent| homei @f iHerbert L. Isaacs, game, were entirely outclassed by ly.of this elty but now a resi-|poir juvenile rivals. The playing of .. Lakeland, was brightened!cioymie Tucker 21 Elizabeth Me- - ‘zPuesday morning by the arrival (y,.0 for the eigutih grade was the fine elght pound girl. MrS. froq¢y00 of the game. 7. and the baby are doing nicely. | ya foljowing is the score: ::.1pa Tribune. Seniors-—First half, 1 goal, 1 field W goal; second half, 1 field goal. . W, J. Wells and Mrs. M.| Righth Grade--First half, 4 goals, jrner of Atlanta arrived in field goals; second half, 5 goals, 1 1nd yesterday to spend the Win-|field goals. 10 B 3 | re and while here will be the| Grand total for game: Eighth ot Mr. T. N. Turner and|Grade, 22; Seniors, 4. G. R. Jarrell. Mrs. Turner| Referee—J. F. Farrow. two winters here before and is 0 ‘anuch pleased with f.akeland. Time Keeper--Ned Skipper. 747 H. Houston, of North Carolina o L Lu'po. of South Carolina, LAKELAND TO PARTICIPATE sxperienced real estate men, ‘ormed a partnership with the nown firm of Smith & Sim- IN GASPARILLA CARNIVAL The Tampa Times yesterday says: and the name of the firm will “For some time Mayor McKay has a salad was -prepared and served to the members. She was assisted by Mrs. George Richards, Mrs. Chas. Conner, Mrs. N. K. Graham and Mrs. Guy Toph, the members of her committee pres- ent. This was one of the best meetings of the club year. » Daughters of Confederacy To Meet Tomorrow Afternoon There will be a called meeting of the Daughters of the Confederacy to- morrow afternoon at the home of the president, Mw»s. F. B. Terrell, 502 ast Orange street, at which time preparations for d.ce's birthday will be made. A full attendance of the members is very much desired. ¢ | “ISHMAEL” TO BE PLAYED BY PARKS C0. TONIGHT ; yrida Land & Investment Co. |been sending out letters to the may- office will be in the Futch &|Ors of cities in South Florida, invit- o4, building. ing them to take part in the Gaspar- B illa carnival. Following is a reply that has been received from Mayor O. M. Eaton, of Lakeland. “Hon. D. B. McKay: Dear Sir— In reply to yours of the fifteenth ult., extending an invitation to our town to participate in the Gasparilla car- nival to be held in your city in Feb- ruary, I wish to say that it will be our pleasure to accept the invitation, and, as I expect to have our fire de- partment and our city band take part also, I will confer with you in per- son in the near future and make the necessary arrangements. “I shall be very glad to assist in any way possible to make this a crowning event in the history of south Florida. “Yours very truly, “0. M. Eaton.” The example that is being set by the hustling mayor of the Polk coun- ty city, should be followed by the mayor of every city in south Florida. The Gasparilla carnival is going to do the whole southern part of the State an untold amount of good, and every person who has the interests of Sunny Florida in their hearts should do what they can to make this the greatest celebration that has ever been held in Florida. ! MAJLSTIC. | i, Jenkin Jones today received 4 trom his son, who is engaged + coal business in New York, ;he prospects in the financial . of the country were never bet- d that 1914 will be a banner n all lines. In Florida the stringency is scarcely ever nd it is doubly gratifying to 1ch encouraging reports from oney centers. n[ L. H. Cammack, came up last from Tampa, where he is mak- is headquarters, and spent to- » ransacting business here. Of ' Clmluck. the Tampa Tribune of ~"10rning “L. H. Cam- of Huntiagton, W. Va., a real man of emgaging personality n'ml talent, das returned here to tharge of the publicity cam- i for Messrs. Drew, Swann and acfarlame Imvestment Co. He ere last yeur and closed several | deals for the Bowman Realty »f Huntiagton. Among real es- 1en Mr. Cammack is recognized roverblsll “live wire,” fully 3d ‘with nsgy, business ability nagnetism.” ATTRACTIONS COMING l t Sa Sl Tomorrow Matinee— ar c c THE GIRL FROM DIXIELAND L rl l e ” . Tomorrow Night— ne of those fine licensed programs THE HALF BREED ! \., tonight, the kind that are incompar- el ‘ggilkl,l:;’;dzESTRELs Ever known in prices o Shoes' Eflfire : i ——— stock of Men’s, Women’s, Misses’, and TIGRIS } g | THE SIXTH COMMANDMENT ? ' 0 ¥ The Great 4-reel Feature C i Fine Western Comedy Wednesday— COMING h ldren » Shoes at money saving prices‘ " THE DUSK OF DAWN S 74 B (4¢; Great 5-reel Feature on the ’ s é . .1 ik Labor Question PBOGBAM—WEEK s hid :‘n,l S oo 9018 | allost $5 shoesat. .. $3.68 B ,.;F AEL ., THE CALL OF THE MEART | BILLY RIDVLE l‘en'l :54 ;goel ......... .3.63 Ladies’ $4.25 shoes at... 3.13 }'l Wl’th's Great Play A Beautiful Dram ursday-Friday-Saturday— AND HIS YUM e shoes. ....... 3.33 Ladies “ shoes at. ... .. 298 R a DE ARMOND SISTERS STOCK CO. YUM GIRLS Men's $3.50 & $4 shoes. . .2.88 | Ladies’ $3 sh E i e e s . shoesat...... 213 5 MUTT AND JEFF A ‘ Priees, 10c, 20c, 30c Thn 18 ——— Misses’ $3 shoes. .......$2.08 ALL CHILDREN’S SHOES —— THE ROMANCE WITHIN THE LAW Misses $2.75 shoes. ... .. ; MATINEE TOMORROW | Jan. 27— \dmflifi%fiiiz A]!OI? Efi?z'o Misses’ s$2 h' " e = ' 0'Clock | See This Feature; You'll Like It PAID IN FULL J ; Py ’ e » BIG BARGAINS d i Jan 30— == — PEENES e g 3 2’}m£j13{ELAND | MATINEE EVERY DAY 2:30-5:00 FORREST DEBNEY CARR We are closed this week doing repairs ] | The Eminent Basso Cantante. s . o3 im I’OIlflh & Rutherford OMORROW NIGHT e SMART SET ] v CREE N : . . . BREED Fi.:'rul;.;rzz_w GRAND OPERA CO. Opposite City Hall o ern Play CHATAUQUA “Ishmael” or “Out of the Depths, Mrs. Southworth’s tamous play, will be produced tonight at the Auditor- ium by the C. W. Parks Co. This is their feature play, and the crowd which will witness it will probably be one of the largest ever seen in the Auditorium. Although the manage- ment has to pay a royalty of $25 in order to give this play, the prices re- main the same—10c, 20c and 30c. Mr. J. C. Prine brought to this office today a watermelon, grown on his place near Galloway, which is one of about fifty which Mr. Prine has grown this winter. Being so much out of season, the melon has attract- ed considerable attention. SEE PILLANS & CO paper. ad in today's 1806 FOR RENT-—Nicely furnished room on lower floor, front room, at 206 North Massachusetts ave. 1802 WANTED AT ONCE—By young man with good habits, room or room and board in private family. 364. Condensed Statement of Condition at g BiD-R30A-SLIPPERS Close of Business December 31, 1913., RESOURCES Loans and discounts . ...$23,961.93] R E D U CE D Banking house ......... 6,106.80 Furniture and Fixtures.. 1,523.48 )& . IBXPENtes: il 3,137.50 Chlldren’s Cash and due from banks 9,836.50 Interest paid out ...... 724.70 $l 00 Values ot 590 - - « $45,310.91 § 1.25 * 69¢c LIABILITIES « (Capital stock (paid in)..$15,000.00 2 1'50 T $ l o I4 Df-]msits ........... o 2!,510 49 Lad}es Bills payable .......... 5,350.00 Interest and exchange. . . :I,E-H(i.-l‘.' $ l .25 values ) 98c Rent account ..... .... 510.00 l 50 « $l 14 $~l.’».:¥l1l.9l| (1 [ : I, P. E. Braddock, cashier of the 1-75 1.49 above named bank, do sol(\mnly' d swear that the above statement is : Mens true to the best of my knowledge and 5 ks $1.75 va‘l‘ues $1.39 2.25 1.63 P. E. BRADDOCK, Cashier. (Correct Attest: W. S. RYALL, JOHN PATTERSON, W. G. JONES, Directors. lhe ol Store Quality 21y DUTTON-HARRIS CO, Avenue Foot-Fitters I:hone city are to organize soon. We Renair Shoes While You Wait Subscribed and sworn to before me this the 8th day of January, 1914, WM. S. FENNICK, Notary Public. My commission expires March 18, 1916. No information has yet been re- ceived from Tallahassee regarding the decision of the Supreme Court in the case of the legality of the commis- sion form of government for Lake- land. The court is evidently going into the case very thoroughly and it necessarily takes a considerable time to examine the subject from every angle. 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. $5.00 REWARD Will be paid to any one for infor- mation to convict the party who took photo from Grand theater poster board at Bailey’s corner, Jan. 6. 1794 PAINTERS TO ORGANIZE The painters and decorators of this Watch for date in near future. L. L. WOOD, Organizer. THE GRAND THE LARELAND AUTOMOBILE AND SUPPLY CO. LAKELAN ,FLA.