Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 28, 1914, Page 5

o« mde in Case of Fire| Phone 5,000l H. B. McKee is now ini where she has considerable interests, and it is prob-; he will remain in that city all Mrs. winter. r. P. P. Pillans has been down ¢rlando to see his grandmoth- . M. A. Pillans, who is se il] at the home of her daugh- H. J. Anderson, on New jenue. S. L. A. Clonts left at noon cor Atlanta, where he goes to 5 son, Mr. Koopman Clonts, ew days before, proceeding on York, where he goes to pur- his line of spring and sum- [ | ¢ coods. and Mrs. George Whyte and r, Migs Florence, who have the guests of Mrs. Beebe and Dridges for the past two s, Ontaria, last night. Mr. mmday, March 1., He will be assist- tev. G. A. Klein, a most ex- evangelist preacher, and yd, one of the finest musical in this countr, Further 2 & (111‘4‘. oomell and 1il- Jeannett T. <. tiellen Reed Ale CHILD RUN OVER AT GARTERS MILL LOSES A FOOT Harry Steinson, the 11-year-old son on Magnolia street, was run over at! Carters Mill yesterday by the engine used on Carter's log road, and both THE EVBENING TELEG FAMOUS INVENTOR [5 IN LAKELAND ON WORTHY MigsioN Mr, Stilson, inventor of the Stil- {of Mr. and Mrs. Steinson, who live |son wrench, is spending the w;nter in Lakeland and with his family is | pleasantly located at the Kibler ho- tel. Mr. Stilson for a number of feet were so terribly mangled that|years has been devoting himself to it was found necessary to amputate one, and by heroic efforts the other injured member will probably saved. The little fellow was playing on the engine while it was in motion,| and the engine and three ran over his feet. pulling one of them out before it | was as badly cut and mashed as the other. A telephone message to this city brought Drs. Leffers and Gritiin lto the scene at the earliest moment possible and they brought the child to the city after first giving him uuf mediate medical attention. Mr. Steinson is superintendent of the tie camp at Carters, and his lit- tle son was spending the day with him when the deplorable accident occurred. Baptist Ladies Held Interesting Meeting The study class of Missionary and Aid the Society held there were a large number of ladics tertaining serving delicious refresh- ments at the close of the meeting. The seciety donated §$10 3 and $5 for Mrs. the ladie them personally. e lirs. Clemence Entertained Reading Cixcle iand, losing his footing, he fell off all who cannot afford to buy, with- trucks out cost, which is a most noble and He succeeded in praiseworthy undertaking. the association and will give to ev- | cost, when the need requires. 1t is iunderstood, though |ida is to begin here, it | tinue until the entire State is cov- Baptist | ered. returned to their bome i yyaip pogylap meeting Monday after- FUNDS DONATED juoon at the Annex, at which timel Ley of the First Methodist present, all of whom greatly enjoyed! ireh is planning for a special se- the afternoon in study as well as in land s of revival services to begin on a gocial way, the committee on en- proving to the of Strickland family, $5 to the nurse The amount donated for the purpose Strickland, which of keeping the nurse s in the bank 1 1 iamount donated to date toward thej gospel, of the work of spreading the being secretary of a company be | Boston capitalists who have organ- ized themselves into an association 1to supply the Bible to all who need and can pay for it at cosf, and to Under the direction of Mr. Stil- son, this city ig to be immediately canvassed, Mr. Stilson having en- caged the services of Miss I telle Rogers and Mrs. Daisy Yy to gin the canvas. These ladies will work under salary and direction of ery individual the privilege of own ing a copy of the Word of God suited to their needs at the cost of manu- facture, or as indicated, without Flor- con- in will work FOR CHARITY USE The reports from the litile Strick- another week. The fever and until she is free will ve retained. ger in still remains it the nurse heck following to the nurse B the aide by The and i in person . ity fund: Telegram's che LAK ELAND, FLA., JAN. 28, 1914, today are that she is im-| and will be out of 21l dan-{ - lers in preventing all disputes in ve- We Can Serve You Most Satisfactoriiy We have gL R S ) Every one knows thatexperience is the best teacher. had the experience Bring in your Watch and Jewe.ry Repairing and be convinced. Our goods are different from others--- they have an individuality of their own Conner, v’sieen & King g Next Door to P. 0), Lakeland, Fla | | | K DI GIRLS VS. GIRLS There| will be basketball, first 3 S struggle. The girls are going to show the boys that they not only excel them in the class room, but are just as good on the athletic field. Come and see this game at three \n'a\m'k on the campus. {NOTICE TO LIGET AND WATER CONSUMERS class, variously tinted, and on the £ hair-raising order tomorrow after- ® R s SR e g noon on the high school court, % & s The Lakeland and Dade City 3 ot £ girls are the contestants in this) '§’ Our Sale ls Ober L3 $ 2 But we still have someg Fine Suits going cheap The reading and! Inspection of water and light meters are now un- der my supervision ,and 1 am desir- ing jous of co-0} with the consum-| bills. To give instrue FEDD e feard to light and water I this end T will gladly tion to all who desire it as to the corrcet method of reading the meter, Telephone 230 Blue and T will call and explain the meter so that each i L e d We are also closing out a line of Shoes at -, ia are the Lhe Reading Circle of the Foreig 1 Previously reported ....... $43.556 | Clemence at ) Missionary Society of the Methodist|A. W. Davis .......... 1.00 iroomell is a reader of wonder- church met Monday afternoon withil. G Snock ... 1.00 lity, having won the press Mrs. Idith Clemence at the Colonial G. 1. Cox ..............vs 1.00 mment as “one of tue best child on Lake Morton. |iTohn Mitehell' . ia viviiaies 1.00 personators on the American! A new book, “‘Mexico Today,” \\'1[513“.5- Minnie Mitchell . 50 b,o0. " Mrs. Alexanaer Is a harp- begun and the hour spent in reading | Mrs. A. W. Davis ......... 26 t of unusual talent. The young proved very enjoyable and instrue- ST lies go to Bartow today in which tive to all. Mrs. G. T. Fleming $48.30 lice they will give a concert to- zht. Mrs. Clemence and Mr. G. . Williamson will accompany their lests to Bartow. Dr. H. M. Richards, of Nichols, | s moved to Lakeland and will en- bze in the practice of medicine in bis city, having leased offices in the kw Elliston building, Dr. Rich- ds enjoyed a fine practice in the ining section, but living so near to good town like Lakeland was too eat a temptation to him, and he ry wisely decided to make the Jange. With Mrs. Richards he is casantly located at 406 South Ten- pssee avenue, where they are now f home te their friends. The Chautauaua programs are now ady for distribution, and can be ki from Superintendent C. Rucker fams at the Kibler hotel. The pro- ams are fine specimens of the inter's art and are on a par with ter hizh class printing turned out this office, The covers are print- in three colors and from a pe- zal of the booklet it can be seen once that the finest talent the untry affords has been secured | will delicht Chautauquans of keland during the ten-day ses-! n. Reserved seats will soon be kced on sale. In the meantime ure a program and enjoy the ges. LDITCRILM | asure of perusing its Interesting | was the reader for the afternoon. Lhere were about eighteen ladies present and all enjoyed a social hour after the reading, during which time they were served with delicious refreshments of strawberry, ice cream and wafers, by the hostess. RESOLUTION OF RESPECT Whereas, Lodge No. the members of Lake 45, Knights of Pythias, 'having learned with proround sor- row of the death of Alford Jackson, son of Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Jack- son, aged 26 months, who ror only a very short period of time the cher- ished idol of the home oniy to be called to higher reward In the fam- ily of God, to the beautiful “city not made with hands, eternal in the heavens” there to permanently abide forever. Resolved, That Dr. A. M. Jack- son, being an honored and exem- plary member of this order and we, as brethren, in the bonds of love and friendship unite in expression of condolence to the bereaved family as they “pass under the rod” and pledge them our heartfelt sympathy, “while passing through the valley and shadow of death.” Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be delivered to the fam- 1y of the deceased, and placed upon the records of the lodge and to the Evenivg Telegram for publication. ROBT. THOMPSON, H. G. SNOOK, W. E. BRYANT, Committee. TONIGHT _— LITTLE LOST SISTER In Four Acts play every girl and every mother should see; a great lesson in humanity CURTAIN AT 8:15 Prices 50c, 75¢, $1 TOMORROW JAS. K. HACKETT ] e THE PRISONER OF ZENDA : Great 4 Reeler i MAJESTIC.| One more good program tonight and plenty time to see the whole show before “Little Lost Sister” starts at the Auditorium. THE VOICE OF CONSCIENCE A great 2-reel feature by the Es- sanay Company TOBY PUTS ONE OVER A Fine Comedy Feature Matinee Daily at 2:30-5:00 THE BARTOW DISTRICT PREACHERS' INSTITUTE The pastors and leading laymen of the Bartow district held an in- stitute in Bartow Monday and Tues- day. Rev. J. Edgar Wilson, Rev. J. B. Ley and Mr. H. D. Bassett, of Lakeland, were in attendance. Many important matters affecting the church were considered. Rev. C. F. Reid, general secretary of the Layman's Missionary movement, ad- dressed the conference on matters pertaining to his work. At the meeting of the conference yesterday afternoon a district boadd of church extension was organized, with Rev. R. H. Barnett as presi- dent; Rev. G. L. Roberts, secre- tary; Mr. H. D. Bassett, treasurer. Rev. Dr. S. D. Gordon, of New York, noted as national Y. M. C. A. secretary, and more recently as lecturer and author, was an honored guest of the conference, and deliv- ered two of his quiet talks on “Power” to the edification and de- light of his auditors. Dr. Wilson represented the Advocate and out- lined his policy of administration. Reports from pastors indicate very gratifying prospects for the new year—already plans are formulating for several new church buildings and a forward movement along evangelistic and missionary lines is also indicated. [AUDITORILM ATTRACTIONS COMING Feb. 2— SMART SET Feb. 3-4— BALAOO, THE DEMON BABOON AND ZIGOMAR, THE THIRD 2 Wonderful Features, 7 Reels Feb., 5— The Latest Berlin Success A MODERN EVE The Season’s Best Musical Comedy with Edward Hume Metropolitan Cast—Chorus of Beauties Special— The Modern Eve Tango Sensation Feb., 6— THE LILLIPUTTAN LADIE3 Feb, 12-22— CHAUTATUQUA Week Feb, 23— NORMAN FIEID PLAYERS WAKEFIELD'S MUSICAL COMEDY consumer may keep account himself of the quantity of electric current or water he should pay for. Respectfully, R. L. RAFFO,( 1974 Supt. Light & Water Plant. $1.50 per Pair FOR SALE—One large lot in excel- lent location, $350 cash or terms, $50 cash and $12.50 per month. Answer quickly as will be here few days only. J. R. C., care Telegram. 1971 N Come and see us and B M R e FOR SALE—Two good lots well lo- cated, cheap and on easy terms. I need the money and will make good price. W. E. C. 0., care Telegram. 1972 s $50 CASH and $12.60 per month buys a $500 lot for $350 in the best location in town. Answer Bargain, care Telegram. 1973 ———————————— WANTED—Permanently, at once, by couple with small child, fur- nished rooms for light housekeep- ing; references exchanged. P. O. Box 211. 1976 —————————————————— WE HAVE a modern residence in one of the best sections of Tampa for sale cheap or will exchange for Lakeland vicinity property. Orange Belt Realty Co. 1975 ————————————————— ————————————— DR. H. MERCER RICHARDS Physician and Surgeon Office: Rooms 5 and 6 Elliston Bldg. Lakeland, Fla Phones: Office 378; resid. 301 Blue Ao MR. JAS. C. McLEAN Scottish Basso Baritone who so charmingly entertained the audience Sunday night; he| has a repertoire of fifty songs. He will render several selections each night all this week. Save Money The Hub JOS. LeVAY CLOTHING Co. For Breakfast o ) BN g tq BREAKFAST Corn Flakes Puffed Rice Cream of Wheat Shredded Wheat Biscuit DINNER Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FIVE 0’CLOCK LUNCH - ..., Sunshine Crackers and Hot Choco- late with Snow Mellow SUPPER Cold Meats of All Kinds Also Our Coffees and Teas are the Best Photoplays THE HEART OF KATHLEEN Don’t Miss This Feature—One of Mutual’s Best Productions A W.P.PILLANS&CO. Pure Food Store Phone 93 STAR ORCHESTRA OF THE CITY COMING ALI» NEXT WEEK Company 12 PEOPLE Each One Plays a Musical Instru- ment FOR SALE—Buick trade for lots. Scally & Bassett. 1943 runabout; will Note Cole & Hull’s Jewelry Window