Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 3, 1914, Page 5

n Case of Fire one 5, 000 WN%’ ny &. J. C. Cochrane awarded the contract today to Marshall’ & San- ders for a residence on North Flor- _\fll avenue. sl [..,,,“' ' Mr. C. D. Clough and family mov- ‘ed yesterday into their handsome new home on Orange street, which has just been completed. This home has ten rooms and is equipped with all I\Ibdern conveniences. Mhe Auxiliary of All Saints Episco- pal church will meet with Mrs. E. 0. Flood on Orange St.. Monday af-! ternoon, at 3 o'clock. All members are urged to attend. 2t Mr. Oree H. Griffin, who enlisted lll. Seventh U. S. cavalry in L 1911, and spent his enlist- m‘f fn China, Phllippines and Ja-| , has returned to Lakeland to the 1 QMt of his many friends. { rivin; Mr. R. R. Tomlm, State convict {nspector, was a visitor to Lakeland from Plant City, and was ac- We neompnled by his son, Robert, Jr. Mr. Tomlin was on an inspection of vear. 1:: hods. ype Polk county convicts and de- clared that he found them well Widiii'tpented and good work being done by tore (tholl on the county highways. )ualn‘ A gdod sale of property is reported from the Auburndale section. Mrs. Brooks, who conducts the Juanita hotel at Auburnd.le sold a seven- ldn(‘tou’ together with 60 acres . fproved land to a gentleman —flv}‘ Massachusetts, named Brig- .::ham, for $15,000. Grove property all " over this section is selling well and| C {8 appreciating in price &t a grati- 0. tying rate. —_— Col. J. L. Anderson has sold his mvp property on Lake Scott about ECRET/SIX miles south of Lakeland to W. K. Jackson, Jr., who is at present REASUR{n ‘Papama. The grove consisted of 12 acres and the price paid we learn S was $600 per acre. Col. Anderson is preparing to leave for McRae, Ga., where he proposes to spend the next six ‘months visiting his daughter y Hall al, other relatives. He expects to ratm'l in the fall and again take Lhc ‘poad as the representative of a i 14DIET fOFtilizer concern. _‘ Pine street and the new Atlantic Coast Line has ith vitrified brick the space H. A. Lewis. i some cut fronds. are desired tor bhrought Sllnd:\) S p— Program—Palm Sunday, April 24th At First Methodist Church Overture—Organ and violin, Mr: Eaton and Miss Baggett. Anthem—“Who Shall Ascend?” The choir. Hymn—*“Christ's Life Our Code.” p | Copeland; chatr and congregation. Apostles Creed—In concert. Prayer—Response by choir; con- gregation remaining bowed. Psalm No. 35—Pastor and congre- % | gation. Responsively. Gloria Patri. New Testament—Matt. 21:1-11. Announcements. Offertory—Violin obligato. Solo—‘The Palms.” Mrs. L. C. Hull. Sermon—"The Coming of a| King.” ; (losing Hymn No. 142, Postlude. The committee on flowers and decorations ask the co-operation 01’] all who have flowers or potted palms. They would also be pleased to have Plants and greens Saturday (tomorrow) Cut flowers may be sent morning. afternoon. A Health Hinc An article on spread of tubercu- ‘losis in the recent number of the Journal of tlje Ameridan Medjical Association points to the conclus- ion that the main factor in decreas- ing the death rate from that disease has bHeen hospital and sanitarium care for the sick ones. This gives the sick a chance to get well and protects the well members of the family from the constant reinfec- ‘tion which would make them sick. It is a matter of common record that where the sick are cared for in the home the children of the family, at least, take the disease and unless re- moved, become consumptives. Kspec- ially is that true in the indigent family. PUBLIC HEALTH DEPT,, Florida Federation of W. ( Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Smith are the parents of fine twins, a hoy and girl, ‘born yesterday. Mr. John E. daughters, of Citrus county, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wil- son, Mr. Keen being Mrs. Wilson's uncle. Keen and tvo Y M C A We hope no man or boy will miss the Y. M. C. A. meeting at the Auditorium Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock. We will have a good pro- gram. This movement means so much igood to our town, we can none of us afford to miss it. The program for Sunday will be in to- morrow’s paper. PRESS REPORTER. TEN MINUTES SPENT READING THE ADVERTISEMENTS MAY MEAN TEN DOLLARS SAVED. ‘.‘ R, relght station, which gives the ef- Mfil a wide street, and is a great lnumement to that portion of the ‘iy ' The space in front of the station, facing on Florida avenue has been paved with concrete, and lld premises generally present a vastly improved appearance. | , Sty : m A. . Cigar Co. is doing nplic“m Ming and growlng business, and fi. recent annual meeting a divi- quo( 5 per cent was declared. The y has just put on the mar- | & ten-cent cigar, the “Lakeland 510 ¥ the first of that quality that Been manufactured in Lakeland. Stem‘mfin box put up was yesterday _d“ted by the manufacturers to the kaeland Lodge of Elks, on the _’Mn of the installation of Offi- cers by that order last night. The R n “Best People on Earth” declare that ofVithe ‘Bome-manufactured cigar can- NDIANAP“ ‘l surpassed in flavor, and this , |PIT 75.brand is bound to become very pop- ular #nd in wide demand. lls JARLEY'S WAXWORKS HOME TALENT in, wit! pers t d Rapic rough t ympartm Dixie ! St. Louis sk the INEY, P , 134 Bajg Jackson'! out and see one of the best all e productions of the season Scene from George Kleine's Remar MAJESTIC THROUGH THE CLOUDS The greatest and most sensational feature Lakeland has seen in a long time. Four big reels teeming with thrilling scenes and daring deeds. See the gir] jump from an aeroplane 8,000 feet in the air to a balloon to save her lover. Some jump, eh? Some feature, too. Tonight only. Get in the line with the “live ones.” Same old prices—be, 10c. tween Savage and Tiger.” Six Wond erful Reels. BOARD (F. TRADE WEETS ___ THISEVENING The regul.xr meeting of the Board of Trade meets tonight (Friday) night at 7:30 and some important and mtereatln" business is to come before the meeting. There are two conventions meeting here this month, the visit of the vice presi- dent and still other important events to be arranged for. Get in |front and pull, the others are doing |their share in getting behind to ;shove Come out and let’s thave a {good meeting. Cigars will be on tap. A. J. HOLWORTHY, | Secretary . { The secretary of the Board of Trade has been requested by several 'of the farmers and truck growers in this vicinity to call a meeting of all growers and others interested at the Board of Trade rooms on Saturday afternoon, April 11, at 3 o'clock to discuss the advisability of organiz- ing a co-operative canning factory in order to take care of produce now tbeing allowed to go to waste by reason of unprofitable markets, and also in order to prevent, so far as possible, the need for bringing in the vast amount of these products from the north and east. This is a subject of vital importance to every grower who suffers considerable loss every year by reason of having no means to save what might, if it could be canned, be a very profitable crop. In this way we ship what we can and what we can’t ship we can. Junior Baracas Met With Mr. Frank Thompson, The Junior Baraca Class of the First Methodist Church met in the regular monthly business session at the residence of Mr. Frank Thomp- son, last night, with an attendance of twelve. This class was very sorry indeed, recently to lose as their teacher, Mrs. T. L. Walker. who has moved from Lakeland to ampa; but they have chosen Mr. Frank Thompson as their new teacher and hope to make this clags the largest and strongest one in the Methodist Sunday school. The Junior Baraca Class at pres- ‘ent has a membership of twenty fel- lows from sixteen to tweney-five THE EVENING .TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA,, APRIL 3, 1914, S YOUR WATCH D | giving the SERVICE it should ® If not, let us put it in good condmon. Our Repair Department is second to none. are in a positi and Promptly. Satisfying Ev T J. MARSHALL ANDJ W SCAL- LEY BUY OLD SCHOOL BLDG. Sealed bids for the sale of the two wooden buildings on the school site and for the removal of the Mec- Leod house on Lake Morton were opened this morning and it found that T. J. Marshall was the highest bidder for the long wooden school building, J, W. Scalley for the frame building and Wm. Winn was the only bidder for the remov- al of the Mcleod house and was therefore awarded the contract, his bid being $275. The bids for the school building were T, $237; W. M. Winn, $160; C. Cook. $151; J. W. Scalley $103. Bids for the frame building were A. Cook, $125; J. W. Scalley $206. 41\0 buildings will be removed as soon as school is our, and work will commence at once on the addition to the present building. The McLeod house will probably be moved at once, and as soon as the contract is, let, the work on the new building long wooden J. Marsha 11 years of age. A vigorous campaign under the leadership of Mr. Ned Skipper is about to be launched for interesting all young fellows in town who are not associated with some {reports that he is having much suc- particular church or Sunday school. The class meetings are held in the main auditorium of the church at 9:45 every Sunday morning and all strangers and visitors of this age, are most cordially invited to come out and be one of us. WATSON ('ONNER, President. NED SKIPPER, Secretary . kable Wild Animal Photo Play, ‘‘Be- Auditorium Tomorrow. —e— an@mewm AUDITORIUM ATTRACTIONS COMING Tomorrow i e o T MRS. JARLEY'S WAXWORKS ' Saturday— .BETWEEN SAVAGE AND TIGER. Greatest 6-Reel Animal Feature Ever Made Next Week—Monday— SPECIAL PROGRAM To A el FOR { Tuesday— THE PLAY PLAY A Dainty Little Kiddies’ Entertainment Wednesday— HIAWATHA The great 4 reel feature. KEvery child, every grown person has read this story. Now see it in pictures Thurs,, Fri., Sat.— RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF SAM | PARKS IN ALL NEW PLAYS AND VAUDEVILLE SPECIALTIES | Prices 10, 20, 30 L4 Vaudeville | on Lake Morton will begin. Rev. (. (. Redgrave. recently returned from who ‘has New York, cess in the cultivation of the spine- tless cactus, and that he has had sev- eral orders for the plants. Mr. Red- grave is firm in the conviction that the spinless cactus is a great crop for this section, and that there will be fortunes made in its cultivation. :&«5,‘5ugngng,.;,.;@..g,.g.@‘;n‘3ugusug,‘suxnsus.quzug..5, £y & é Dr. SAMUEL F. SmiTH SPECIALIST % YE, KAR, NOSE AND THROAT KEYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTeD HOURS Y10 12 A M, 270 4P M. SUITE, BRYANT BUILDING LAKELAND, PLA, SR BpBdin b p B RBP B OB Rb B DO pd 3»« J. H. 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