Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 14, 1914, Page 5

PEEPEPERPIPE DD BIBLBEEDE | (| i Ii@_Cqse of Fire Phone 5,000 POICISRIRPRF 2 LR RREIDLBL B Misses @Georgia and Ruby Lanier, twey Croft and Annie Carayle Maves and Messrs. Collins and Bry- | wn motored to Bartow Saturday. Mr. 8. 8. Grantham, one of the city nail carriers, leaves Thursday with ais family for \Vhite Sulphur 3prings, W. Va., where they will | While very painfully bruised and | jpend the nmext mouth or two very sleasantly . — — — —— Mr. R. L. Mayes and family an AL®) PN bz iceive i | wounds on his face heal. Miss Georgia Lanicr have gone to! pass-a-QGrille, where Mr. Mayes has reaged & cottage and where the fam- ! iy will enjoy a most pleasant so- ourn of several weeks. mow's issue of the Tele- [&"NM will appear the batting wverages for the season of the Lake- Lnddm, hich has been compiled i%ipy C. Greem, and which he will in- jorporate in his account of today's zame with Brewster. i) { Dr. Sarah E. Wheeler left at noon today for Nashville, Tenn., where she was called on business. She will return to Lakeland Fyiday. ts Dr. J. F. Wilson left today for Darlington, 8. C., where he will join his wife and little daughter who .have b«n\visiting there for the past llmonth. After visiting other points dtho family will return to Lakeland Aypout next Sunday. 0! Mr. M, Tucker, Route Agent for the Southern Express Com- pany, is in Lakeland today shak- ing hands with his many friends. Mr. E. P. Thagard, of Ocala, State Bank Examiner, spent yes- terday in Lakeland. Mr. Tha- gard expects to be a candidate for State Comptroller, to succeed Hon. W. V. Knott. He is very popular in all parts of the state. (i Mhyor O. M. Eaton was called bt Valdosta, Ga., today by the _death of his brother, Charles S. ‘Eaton, who committed suicide “there last night. In what man- \uner Mr. Eaton took his life is not 'Hknown. 111 health is thought to have been the cause of his rash act, as he had been sick for a long time, having been 1 & ////sanatorium only recently. Mr. ©. M. Eaton has the sympathy of //,many friends in this sudden be- ‘reavement. ;‘l FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF BUSINESS MENS’ /,/‘ ASSOCIATION. The committee of five, which was appointed last Tuesday night to draw up comstitution, by-laws, rules and i regulations of The Retail and Meat Cutters’ Association. ready to report and all retail groc- ers and meat cutters of the city of Lakeland who are interested in ”ll the Dickson building at 8 p. M. Itonight, This is a very important l),fmeoting and every one should meet 4 tonight so W # ness. Grocers is their own welfare are urged to meet e can get down to busi- PILLANS, Pre SMITH, Secy. S. w. M. P A. CEPPPRPPEIEIIOEE Mary had a little lamb, You've heard this fact But have you heard she passed her before, plate f iAnd had a little more 5 And she ate it in a hurry too, be- eause she had her mind on that “can’t be beat’” Majestic program. SMITHY'S GRANDMA PARTY A risible cor that (will tickle ———————————————————————— THE PRINCE OF HUMAN LIVES A great Edison Drama | WREAGE IttJuRRD BY 20 FOOT FALL This morning while working on he new home of G. W. Mershon, I'rank Wreade, a carpenter, fell from a scaffold and was precipi- tated twenty feet to the ground, receiving very painful wounds, his nose fractured. He was hur- hisnose fractured. He was hur- ried at once to the office of Dr. Moon, who gave him surgical at- tention and then took him to his home. Mr. Wreade was working on top of the house when the scaffold gave way, and before he could grasp anything, he was hurled to the ground. Luckily {there were no others working on the same scaffold at the time. injured, Mr. Wreade did not re- any serious injuries and ill be all right as soon os the iln Society BBt 2 SrredrrfedoadeefedofrfiOrg Kimbrough-Kolb Nuptials Last night at S8 o'clock Miss An- nie Katherine Kolb and Mr. Pierce Kimbrough were united in marriage by Rev. W, H. Steinmeyer at the lat- ter's home. The bride is the daughter of Mr. W. H. Kolb and is an attractive girl of pleasing personality whose friends wish for her a long and hap- py wedded life. The groom is the son of Mr. J. W, Kimbrough and has a large number of friends who are showering him with congratulations and good wishes. Immediately after the ceremony the bride and groom left for Orlando, on the east coast. They will make their trip in a machine. Mizpah Circle Meets Tomorrow Atfernoon With Mrs. E. C. Flanagan The Mizpah Circle will meet to- morrow afternoon with Mrs E. C. Flanagan at 415 South Florida ave- nue. All members are cordially in- vited to be present. The Reason Why! EY°RE SUST REHE best little city in Auditorium is the To deserve is the best theater in the this title what has the Auditorium Why, got to put Lakeland |the State State got to do? it has on the best kind of a show. Does it do it? You bet your last penny it does. Just certainly got to do it to —————————————————————— WITHIN THHE HOUR Here's a dandy you don't want to| ————————— Prices 5¢, 10¢ . Pon’t Torget those popular MATINEES 2:30 to 5:00 | ! 4 \ please Lakeland people for they | want the t there is, and they get it at this cool airy house. You | can’t hear better mt or see better pictures an) in town and if you want to laugh watch the Keystones comed ade th ill make the 1gh break into a SCREAM HE GOT ARRESTED AT LAST SCREAM comedy THE SLEEP WALKEPR Another SCREAMINGLY | FUNNY feature - WHAT'S TIE REA “{P00R_JONES AND WiFE Y’ GEORGEY (TS5 NOT A ROW AT ALL » TRAIN NO. 82 HAD The passenger train bound for Jacksonville which is due to pass Or- lando thirty minutes after midnight, ran into four steel coal cars that had been left on the main line just heyond the yard limit north of San- ford about two o'clock Monday morning. The passenger train carried two express cars and one of them was smashed to splinters. Express Mes- senger Cardon had just left the car which was wrecked when the crash |came. The car contained only a few barrels of fish, and this constituted about the only Yoss of freight, thoush the damage to oq('lh)ment was con- siderable. Besideg the destruction of the express car the pilot of the lo- comotive was demblished, the tender was jammed intothe caboose and |there was some damage to the coal | cars. A wrecking train was sent out from Sanford and cleared the track in a remarkable short time, but the ‘south bound passenger due in Or- lando at 3:05 in the morning- did not reach here until 7 o'clock. The explanation offered for the cars beinz on the main line was that a negligent switchman had left them there intending to return with his engine and get them, but had for- gotten about it. The impact was terrific and the fact that no one was injured may be regarded as miraculous.—Orlando Reporter-Star. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Furnished by the Security Abstract and Title Company.) Florida Highlands Company to Jessie C. Persinger. F. D. Robeson to W. B. Gardner. | gessssdgi i bddddbiiggg 7. M. Bowden and E. F. Carter to Palm Beach, Miami and other points ;I{attie Lynch. (teorge Hammerstroem to Jacob Best . Florida Development Company to Arnold Mather. Wm. Steitz and 8 M. Stephens to Ida 1. McLeod. THIS IS THE PRINT SHOP Where Quality and Service Are rst - Cousiderations. ---By Heath SON FOR TE ROW _ ARE_HIVING NOW 9 I T b THE SOCIAL GHOST A 2 reel comedy drama that has all others backed off the map e this great K ee feature; the finish is 2 SCREAM! THE .BUSIE SISTERS In an entirely different act clean comedy and singing ~ SAUNDERS AND HAMILTON 2— VAUDEVILLE ACTS—2 4—FEATURE REELS—4 TONIGHT Tomorrow RIDING THE BIRD Keystone SCREAM WRECK NEAR SANFORD |- ELAND, FLA. JULY 14, 1914, ) ey LIME B DB s 3 o An organization which bids fair to redound to the good of the business men of the city 1s the Business Men's Association meat cutters, a meeting of which takes place tonight. LIE LI LRSS LT SRR Lt >, A.Jones C. T. Clark CRAFTSMAN REPAIR SKOP Repairing of all kinds, autos, engines guns, bicycles. Refinishe ing our specialty, old furniture made new, All classes of cabinet work. terms reasonable, 401 West Main StPhone 57 Blalk % « B oo B DG B BB B RGP BB PP PR NOTICE TO CONTRACTQRS Lakeland, Fla., July 10, 1914, Al] contractorg are notified that on and after Oct. 2, 1914, that no Union i 3 bricklayers will be allowed to work on any job where non-union plas- terers are working, nor union plas- terers be allowed to work with non- union bricklayers. The union will furnish competent i and skilled workmen of each sepa- rate trade to do the work if con- tractors are unable to furnish the same, 2820 s Wonderful The growth ofl our busi- PR e ness has beern wonderful. Why? means Good Work, Good prices. Flynn Does : It Right | Laketand Dry Cleaning | PLANT G C. Williamson, Prop. PHONES 405-298 Cor, Pine and North Tennessee We Clean Kid Gloves, all kinds, all lengths, 25c. | B o THE PALMS BAND | 3—REELS OF JOY—3 GETTING RID OF HIS MOTHER- IN-LAW Come¢ the Problem Solved A MUD BATH ELOPEMENT One worth the price alone COLONEL CUSTARD'S LAST STAND Fightin Red Skins in a Comic | Be I't st ever These are comedy hits which | will keep rocking from the start till finish. | Music THE PALMS BYMPHONY |ORCHESTRA with the aid of Prof Marks on the violin. j Mu sic starts at 7 sharp. Show starts at 6:30, Prices 5c¢ and 10¢ I :::‘!'m%%%m!@‘W'M'S"P*E%WW%W'?W%%’@ JUST ARRIVED Two Carloads Red Cedar Shingles l?: . ? BRICK CEMENT BUILDERS’ SUPPLY COMPANY R T formed of the retail grocers and! Experienced Help, which l T g 5 i B DEPBBDD | PAGE FIVE PLASTER SHINGLE STAINS E 400 . F RPN BEBPPEPPTPEPEPRPEEEFPRFEIIRE P B BB PHON B PPd Headquarters for Gold Rings Our large stock of Solid Gold Rings entitles us to announce our- selves as Headquarters for BEBEEEFEPIRPDIRBEFPERD DT Ring Buyers. The famous W. W. W, is the best made. Coms ty see them whether you are ready to buy or not CONNER & O’STEEN Next Door to P. O. Phone 369. |45 6 PBBBBEEBOGESDHBIE S HEEDS PPFFFEDPEPPPOPEEIEIEDIPIED hieaxt g g 24 AL RL AL SR ST DL LI LT SR LT LLLLLLTLLLLL T L] L i When You Are - ¢ (iettingMarried Let us have your order for the wedding station- ery. It will be right in every particular. Calling cards and engraved let- terheads are also in our line. :THE BOOK | STORE Service and at the best || S4dddtstditdddodd @ e s 3 oobooee 8338 HODPPPDDDIIIBEEEIIIR P 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 | Cameo Jelelry We have just received from our importer one of the larg Valleirs, Rings, and Tie Pins ever shown in Lakeland. “A Pleasure to Show Goods” est shipments of Cameos in Pendants. COLE & HULL Jewelers and Optometrists, Lakeland, Fla.