Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 23, 1914, Page 5

THE EVEM VG ase of Fire one 5,000 . W. Iversen is spending the Auburndale on business, e Edwin Spencer is spending k in Jacksonville, where she est of friends and relatives. e R. M. Stewart and Miss h Hunter, of Leesburg, are ity for a week or two. Mrs. is the caughter of the late wyer and is visiting her s family and Miss Hunter is er aunts, Misses Mollie and Hunter on Florida avenue. Hugh Larmon, recently of ¢ Green, Ky., but now gen- s manager of the Polk Coun- lopment Co., of this city, has ined by his interesting fam- q they have leased the Chas. e cottage on South Tennes- enue for the summer. It is Intention to make Lakeland ermanent home, and these ex- people will be given a most and kindly welcome by this nity. e ————————— full pages in the Clearwater pnounce the opening of A. J. s Cut Price Store in Clearwa- n mentioning Mr. Moore's op- he Sun states that he had cus- Saturday from Kissimmee, ity and Lakeland. And there e, merchants of Lakeland, who “why trade goes out of r overturneq box cars in the near the shops, were set on his morning about 10 o’clock ployes of the road, as it was q to dispose of them, and, ng there was need for action jpanied by water, some person n the alarm and the fire de- ent was soon on the scene. at once discovered that the should not have been sent in, he truck was returned to the puse . eland’s crack ball team is g Dade City today on the home ds of the latter team, the star mers having gone up on the morning train. A good sized of enthusiastic rooters went ter in automobiles, and when rst ball goes over the plate, City will soon discover that ang is around there. Arcadia here Thursday and local fans be there in large numbers to pkeland walk away with anoth- tory. P. S.—The Telegram’s sporting editor, C. Green, is | de City today with a gross of sharpeneq fabers, and he will row’s Telegram. . W. W. Iversen brings us a of the Milwaukee Evening Wis- In of June 16, which reports 2 erature of 45. Ice formed in les and in pails of water, and it pred corn and tomatoes are in- by frost. When we consider at no time during last winter, br many winters, have we had severe cold as this section is ying in mid-summer, and when further probable that in a few thereafter prostrations from will be occurring, it skould b us thankful that we live where best climate in the United States be enjoyed, and where such ex- es of heat and cold are un- Vn . 11 about how it happened in [ KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS WILL HOLD SOCIAL SESSION TONIGHT A special meeting of the Lakeland K. of P. Lakeland Lodge, No. 45, will be held this evening at 7:30 o’clock in the hall over Van Huss's hard- ware store. We earnestly desire the presence of every K. of P. and his o4 | Wite or “best friend.” J. R. BOULWARE, C, C, LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS T0 THE GRANTHAM FUND Editor Telegram: Acting in ac-, cordance with the plea printed in the Telegram a week ago, W. L. Sos- ter, of Dixieland, collected $5.15, Mrs. M, E. Shelley collected $5, which was handed to Mrs. them, who received it very thank- fully. Those who gave are as fol- lows: H A BURGOES . iivesn s $1.00 MR SNeNeY: i v .50 W BUBEOR S e 50 A friend ....000 .25 T. E. Robertson .... Wilson Hardware Co. ........ 1.00 A friend 25 Friend ..o .29 L. L. Lingerfeldt Beieng: o0 Brent: v § o Bplend: + v e .50 : O'Doniel & Co. «vvvvvnvienns 1.00 D ENCIBRANEIY v e B. M. Guthrie Dioption o S AR e ol Mrs. Lula Rutherford Wy Deldwish & yoviiiany .25 DGR/ L R R R .25 00 NEABIRomIS (vt i s .10 Adplond o v vvisis it 15 Edward Fixler Some of this is to be paid in pro- vision and dainties for the sick man. Mrs. Grantham is able ang willing to work and will be glad to have plain sewing and’ quilting. The neighbors will gledly turn out and help her do the work and let Mrs. Grantham collect the pay. They also have a boy about 13 years old who would gladly get employment as errand boy or helper in a store or office. Now it is very necessary that Mr. time and he is being treated by Dr. Baughn, pelegra specialist of Jasper, ‘Ala., who has sent evidence that he can cure pelegra and who also agrees to refund the money if the medicine does not cure. The medi- cine costs $10 for thirty days. We are all very anxious to see Mr. Grantham recover not only for the sake of his family, but to give hope 'and health back to them and pele- gra sufferers in the country who are becoming more prevalent each year. Pelagra has heretofore been believed an incurable disease. How glad we will all be to know there is a depen'dable remedy so near us as at Jasper, Ala., and that we have a living witness right among us. Three weeks ago Mr. Grantham was xlymg in his beq a pitiful object (perfectly helpless), now he can get up and dress himself and walk about the house and yard. The dead cut- 'icle has peeled off his hands and they look almost natural; his eyes are brighter and there is every indi- cation of his betterment, and we all believe that his restoration is very lrapidly taking place and that he will certainly recover. Let every: body make this case their special care that Mr. Grantham may not want for anything especially medi- cine, ang may God bless all thosa who fail not to help this worthy cause is the prayer of the ne ighbors around Mr. Grantham’s M. E. SHELLY. The Telegram has collected $9 for this family: J. M. Holland, $1; J Nielson-Lang, $1; J. R. Boulware, $1; S. S. Grantham, $5; G. E. Cox, $1. Mmfl“ MAJESTIC § 4 FEEERE D bBEbE ature, ‘“can't be beat” nse reels ang vaudeville EDMONA ADDISON minutes of singing, and contortion B dancing THE HANDS OF THE BLACK HANDS splitting comedy \ side THOSE TROUT a dandy this: it’ THE INDIAN t Western feature =IC BY CORNELL, MAN BAND THE ONE- Co mplete change tomorrow - & & & .20\ development on Lake Grantham get his medicine on | BIG DEVELOPMENT | WORK WILL S00N | TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., JUNE 23, 1914, ANSWER TO “THE IN- QUIRY" TO DATE s (Written for the Telegram by A. Suffragette.) BE UNHEHWAY Tell me, ye v:vlngtd wln;ls, That round my pathway roar, The Polk County Development Co.|Do ye not know some spot has received its charter from Talla- hassee, and is now ready to begin active operations. This company is composed of well-known citizens of Lakeland whose character ang finan- cial standing is a guarantee of the stability and subgtantia] nature of the corporation. The officers are: Dr. G. C. Barton, president; G. C. Rogan, vice president; Wm, Steitz, secretary; W, T. Sammon, treasur- er; Hugh Larmon, general sales manager. The capita] stock of the company is $300,000, and the principal busi- ness will be the development and Gran- (sale of a tract of 15,000 acres of land near Lakeland. The plan of operation is unique and novel, and insures the safe-guarding of the in- terests of the purchaser. Interest- bearing bonds are sold, these being redeemable in land at any time, the bonds participating in the profits of the company. One-half of the tract, or 7,500, is to be bonded in the first development proposition. The company has definite plans for Parker, and A : .20 1also contemplates founding a town .25!on the A, C. L. railroag between Lakeland and Auburndale. The work of the company, it is anticipat- ul will be valuable to the growth of Lakeland in the development of this large tract lying city, and as the personnel of company is made talists whom all know have the abil- ity to carry out their plans, the con- fidence of the people is possessed by this enterprise, and the buyers of {bonds or land have the assurance of an absolutely square deal. | PARDON APPLICATIONS OF POLK COUHTY CONVICTS the At the recent mm\m;\ of the par- !'don board the following Polk county cases were disposed of: §. 8. Driggers—Convicted of man- slaughter in 1911, and sentenced for Pardon denied. Frank Johnson — Convicted of murder in second degree, in 1910, life imprisonment. Pardon denied. Charles Gilmore—illegal fishing; 20 years. $150. Pardon denied. Ben Hale—Murder in first degree; convicted 1911; life imprisonment. Application passed for further inves- tigation and consideration. SAN CARLOS OPERA COMPANY PLEASED AN APPRECIATIVE AUDIENCE The San Carlos Opera Company openeq their three nights’' engage- ment at the Auditorium last night with the rendition of the opera, Tl Trovatore, and all who witnessed the splendiq production are loud in their praise of the work done by these fin- isheq artists. The company will men” tonight, and a large audience should be present, as the company are artists of nnqnm(l(mul merit and present “Car- will give music lovers a treat they will never forget. The Egyptian Sanitarinm has moved into the Smith- Hardin huild management will be ang where ing where the ylad to see all patients more commodioug quarters fitted up for their comfort 27 have been TOMORROW'S SPECIAL AT CLCNTS' During the quarter-hour sale the Clomts’ Store tomorrow, a lot 0 linen curtain ooods, worth 10¢ 2 1-2¢, will go at § cent Your 1opportunity. 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Is there a man who'll not remark i How they are all deluded? * Tell me, dear moon, is there no place Where men don't swear, And where they do not stare At every woman in the face And talk when she's passeq by? |; And puff their cigarettes and pipes Until they fill each fair one's eye With horrid smoke and odor vile, As modestly she passes by. O Softly the moon to me replied, “There is no place where ladies Are not stareq at and talked about, No place where men don't like to smoke- PERHAPS, in Hades. & Except, Rev. and Mrs. Boyle, of Hilliard, are in the city the guest of their son, Mr, W. (. Boyle, a valued at- tache of the Evening Telesram. One Lone Germ Breeds Millions A sore or cut lets the rrl ms underthe IHII. you don’t stof breeding there wrlh millionsin afew days. Stop the Breeding With DR. BELL'S Antiseptic Salve 1t stops the breeding at once. 1t keeps awayall other germs. It soothes and heals as sure as yuu use it, A %c. box wiil prevent hun of dollars of trouble. “Tell It By The Bell” For sale by Henley & Henley. Shppbp bbb i bbdbpddibe Dr. SAMUEL E. SMITH SPECIALIST EYE, KAR, NOSE AND THROAT Eves Ex Grasses FiTTen AMINED HOURS: g 9170 12 A. M, H 210 4 P. M, 2| P BB DDE PEEEERPIPPEREIPDE ool BRYVANT BUILDING " LAKELAND, Fra, oo ooy I Manager THE FIASH I\I THE DARK Don’t m Irama It is VOTES FOR MEN HARRY C. WILLIAMS STT QING WILL SING HIS LATEST BALLADS AND RAGTIME SONGS In Spot Light COMING WILLIAMS & DAILY : ille | CLAM best of pieces A . SHELL Fir ) dancing and good d, HAVE lean comedy. PP O G O SE G0 . OPPOSITE CITY HALL PGSR P CHBHEONECUB R GBI AT DB CHE CEB OB QB CHERCHBOLEQEB IO L 4 i g L4 GEORGE MeCALL i Wr,«g,@q,g i @b PAGE FIVE BOBDEPDT D FBED Weddmg“l‘iells Are Ringing ' Now In Junetide You Are Cordially Requested To CallIn And Inspect the Beautiful Line of Wedding Gifts at Conner & O’Steen’s Jewelry Store The Latest Conceits in Jewelry Are on Display Also Silver--Cut Glass--Imported Hand Painted China CONNER & O’STEEN Next Door to P. O. Phone 369. SPPEPFFPFEEPPISHDIDOEDIPED FODDPODIIOIPFIEIDIPEEDIH0 Trarrertat el tat Sat ug kel ok ted ded Sus et i Lup L my L) Closing Out Entire Stock of SHOES at Cost GET YOUR SHOES NOW NIMBROUGH & RUTHERFORD L2ue s LBOP0 RSP June Weddings Fine selection of the latest designs in Sterling Silber made by Gorham, Alvin and Whiting Mfg. Co. “None Better Made” Cut Glass from Pairpoint Corp., Hawkes and Clark. Also the Popular Hand Painted China Remember the Gold Initial China in 100 piece dinner set. H. C. STEVENS } JEWELER D GBSl BB DG AP PHBBIEEDBBROPHPPP " DidYouEver i Consider the Covering Capacity of the Paint you Buy? 20 Two coats can be covered with One Gallon of SHERWIN-WILLIAMS’ READY-MIXED PAINTS The Bnqhtcn-lJp Folks Phone No. 384 ’I% Sou. Ky. Ave. : | | STILL TREY COMEL We have reordered and are receiving new goods for the veddings still to com Our large s the past two months have made it necessary for new goods. “A Pleasureto Show Goods” COLE & HULL Jewelers and Optometrists, Lakeland, Fla.