Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 26, 1914, Page 8

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TP YOU ARE THINKING OF BUILDING, SEE MARSHALL & SANDERS The C'd Reiiebie Contracto! s “Wie rave been building bovscs in Lakcland tor years abe rever "FHLL DOWN' or failed .o give satisfactior, All classes of buildings rcntracted for. Thke many it 5 )i rordences buit by this tirn are evidgnees of their ahiig. / ma e ¢ooa i - 3, s gl ' g i B @ § IARS 14 & BHANDCKS 4 Hhope 226 Glue g, b Our Stock is Complete once more after the holiday rush. Clocks, Jewelry, Cut Glass and Sterling Silves in Lakeland. member “A Pleasure to Show Goods." ., & A pleasure to sh w Goaes” " R POOm QR IO QOB We invite you to call and inspect the most complete line of Watches, Re- THR BVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA. JAN. 26, 1914. named est venture that it has been o a “private hotel for the sick. | NEW YORK NEWS AND GOSSIP New York, Jan. 24.—New York has experienced some of the coldest ! weather this season that it has known in fifteen years, and the suf-| The m“_“;mspix-vs. will prc led | @uthor hitherto unki {the author is a woman, name has been withheld. In accordance with one of its ob- jects, the State Society of New \'m‘!(. at the next performance under its| yduce a play by an wown. It is said| but her The play! Its c ‘foring has been intense. 4 , nicipal lodging houses are crowc “,‘ni;:htly and it is reported that one! “ lof the things which Mayor Mit('hell; ¢ |hopes to do shortly 1s increase the | accommodations for the city's poor ! 'ican frontier. ; «during times of stress. i i i is called “Heap Game wateh.” ctory deals with the socalled Amer S The play will have two perform- rchear | ances, one called a “dress ¢al”” tor members of the society 1 the Lyceum theater, tomorrow and :’ a public one there on the afternoon : of the following day, the |vm<‘L-wI.< 'i' of which will g0 to the Actors’ I'nml‘:%_f Several of the city magistrates, - iled by Judge McAdoo, are in favor lof having the producers of moving tpicture films dealing with the white 'slave traffic arrested as a means of stopping the show of such pictures. 'Some of the leading theaters of the of America. city. have agreed to stop the exhibi-. professionals. | tion of white slave pictures. Some . bal role will be taken by Miss Jane, of the “movies” have been endorsed| Cowl. Mr. Thomas A. Wise will by the leading clergymen of the city | stage the play. but the approved ones have been copied so extensively by the con- The Stage Society this season Pre- demned ones that it is hard to tell |sented Mr. Joseph Melin Patter- where the educational pictures end | son's “By Products” and Dr. Arthur and the harmful ones ebgin. Schnitzler’s “Countess Mizzi” a8 a double bill and later produced “The The players will be & It is said the princi- & R Contracts mate Phone 169 03 5 A ;[5 J. B. STREATER r and Build, vine had twenty-one years’ experience in building ang cont o nity, 1 feel competent to render the heg . lating building, will be pleased to furnjg A 1] work guaranteed. Ha ne in Lakeland and viel 1 this line. If conten . s and all information. J. B.STREATER FOHDPORGELAONOPTOC BN SO AR I D000 G e timate on Yeur Gement Work | ALFIELD B. H. BELIStRyg Supi. aad Gen, Mgy 1¢ You Don’t We Both Lose e DR e e { AKELANY PAVING & CONSTRUCTION Co House 39 Blue. 307 West Main Street. Cesnw OTice 848 Black. FIA, o BB DBRRPRPRPD A private hotel for the sick is the | C25ils Engagement.” | latest thing in New York. It is the ' private patients’ building of Flower | hospital in East 64th street. The | hospital atmosphere has been done ;&9 away with so completely in this lat- | | ————— L5 ol Fvening Telegram 10c ¢ Weet. Jewelers and Optometrists SOOI PPOPIRNG R BB B PRl The battleship Mississippi, lately detached from the Atlantic Reserve | fleet, is at pensacola for an extended stay. PO O IRHETRTROH0R0 ) Qe S A R R P GBI B bR BB SRR IR AR TS £ J0T0I0D0F0T0F0CITI0I0I0RAFOEOND R0 & HIBORIBOEGHOIIBOLOBOBOIOROHOTOC Manhattan Shirt 3ale Is On 8 This is the time and the opportunity 00 DEOHIBLPHOBORO B WEIBOBDPOTO0C R B S to buy your Spring Shirts. This Sale is on for only Ten Days The Manhattan Shirt is the best known shirt made and known as the best & o = AP ”f 2 TRADE M DO DB P OHBOBTRTP T 30 MARK SHIRTS KNOWN AS THE BEST — THE BEST KNOWN D BB BT Al $1.50 Shirts re to $1.15 duced *am " ' “ 140 (19 2.50 (1Y (13 (19 1.85 - " 4 % sa 19 19 (19 (1Y 3.50 2.65 58 BB D RBPBPPRRIE T DI OODROIPOHOTGIOPODO PO We have a large stock of these splendid shirts and the patterns are beautiful Come early before they are all picked over OTHER WELL-KNOWN MAKES REDUGED “Alt $1.0¢ Shirts other than Manhattar, now 75 Cents $1.00 ~ THESE PRICES ARE FOR THE CASH ONLY BAILEY CLOTHING CoO. / OO TSP BOFOBOBIBO O EOF0 PEERPPSEREEIETVE b E244404400000000000004 DBOLOBODODIBOSRDOE S BIBOH O Minne felen K y und p's Clu hong €O ohn hresider Juory © fndomit ity anc rect ci for eve JENV] Den tives of Col terda; ary M cultur 2 pro of the turre tinue fon ganiz the regil

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