Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 1, 1914, Page 5

In Case of Fire Phone 5,000: % el o Mr. M. E. Walker and family, of Covington, Ky., ae the guests of the family of Mrs. Walker's father, Mr. W. P. Daughtrey, on Lake Parker. —— s Mrs. Phillip Langford, of Fort Meade, is in the city the guest of her brother, Mr. Lytton Cordery and wife. Mrs. H. D. Bassett and children Ga., having where they are now at Demorest, left Franklin, N. C., have been since June 1. Some time late Thursday night, Mrg. D. O. Rogers, wife of the es- teemed attorney at law, was awak- ened by a noise in the colored ser- vant’s quarters back of their home. Arming herself with an automatic shotgun, she stepped to the win- dow and on seeing a colored man trying to break in, fired two shots S at him, frightening him away. Men are busy on the Atlantie Coast Line replacing the old ties they have been using with creosot- ~ ed ties, which the company claims ~ will last for from eight to ten years S in this climate. It is understood that the entire line from Lakeland to Fort Myers will be overhauled and placed in much better condition than heretofore. Those who have been traveling this road will learn \of the improving of this line with | pleasure. —Fort Myers Note to Tam- ARGADIA PLAYS HERE MONDAY AND TUESI]AY Arcadia plays Lakeland here next Monday and Tuesday and big crowds will witness the games. The only time Lakeland played Arcadia the game was not settled, ending 0 to 0 at the close of the fifth inning on account of rain. The Lakeland team is stronger now than then and believe our unbeatables we firmly PAGE FIVE THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA, AUG. 1, 1914, 3 B SEGEBEE SOME FEATURES OF OUR SALE FREE ! FREE-! FREE FREE FRIDAY Only Standing Offer 4 g dndrdeufododrfeudidn $ Dixieland Missionary Society— the Woman’s Missionary Society of the Dixieland Methodist charch will hold its regular business ses- sion Monday afternoon at $ o'clock. all officers and members are urged aw%wm%mwm»«a«mcus» will come out on top as usual. Ev- erybody make plans to go out and see the games and root for the cham- pions of South Florida. Lakeland is proud of her team and the boys are making fans all over the State sit up and take notice that Lakeland has SOME crack ball team. LOUGHMAN BEATS YBOR IN THE SECOND GAME OF THE SERIES | \\oods, The Loughman and Ybor City teams journeyed to Kissimmee yes- terday where the former were vic- torious by a score of 5 to 1. They will play the third game of the se- ries in Loughman today. A Lakeland boy, Shelton Meharg, was one of the stars in yesterday game, getting two hits out of four times at bat. The Kissimmee baseball fans seem to have a hard feeling against the Lakelandites. Many remarks were heard yesterday such as ‘““The Lake- land umpires always win the game for Lakeland,” and “They are afraid to go away from home for fear they will get beat.' One of the Loughman players said the same thing on the depot platform last night. Now here's the whole thing in a nutshell, baseball fans, all over Florida, so isten and paste this lit- tle article in your serap book. The Lakeland team is composed of hard working boys, not a salaried member on the team. We consider Thursday a half holiday here, and every work- to be present. Visitors are cordial- & FREE ly invited. % K K K's Entertained JlJI.Y 3ISt The K. K K. salfifjuyed a delight- Eg To the home Ball Player ful afternoon yesterday as guests of ‘:Z, o e e ot welh TN (b ur ongile By f V0 G5 & home s, e s ;o § : . ; @ eut were Misses Mary Jackeon, | @Nd every pair of Ladies’ and|Burt and Packard’s Shoes : Gladys Wilson, Ruby Lanier, Olive y Jie i & @ 5 111»1:)1: Conibear all‘u«] Alfred [§ Men’s shoes a pair of Sprmg or Oxfords. Chiles. ‘s Step Rubber Heels FREE. —— & Chicken Pillau & yoys, © QUESTIONS FoRMEN To Avswer! WE ASK THE LADIES 8 Last night a large crowd of youn folks gathered at the home cf Mr. R. E. Lufsey where a \‘]ll('l(i](‘ll p;l» Can you buy $7’ $6_50 and Can you buy a $5 White lau was enjoyed, glven under the auspices m’J Mr. Lufsey's Sunday $6 Boydens for - $3.98? BUCk Boot fOl' » - $2.68? school class. Games were played and the evening passed all too rap- idly. The grounds to this lovely Lo Lo 4 4 OG- b B -0 Can you buy $5 Burt & Can you buy a $4 Oxford home were attractively illuminated : -~ $ 98 > with Japanese lanterns and in the PaCkard LOW ShOCS fm‘ b3-68? for » 6! " ) 2 ? @ cool breezes wafted from the lake,; :; & the young folks spent an evening long to be remembered, Mr. Lufsey and his class leaving nothing undone toward making the affair a great SUCCess . Can you buy $4 Burt and|Can you buy Educator Shoes Packard Low Shoesfor $3.09?|fir tae Children for $1.48?" COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF $ FEPEETPPEPEPPEIPEFTETEREDT B. Y. P. U. PROGRAM FOR TOMORROW |3 (Christ Cadets in Charge.) g D ON- ARRIS C O Subject—The Victorious Life. :i: L (] Leader—Misg Minnie-Dee Wilder. Eg oo B BB B B B G DD DGR BR §3 SO DBEFE P f Scripture Reading—Joshua 1:1-9: pa Tribune. ing man is given the right to 80 [Miss Nannie Fletcher, Lucern Carl- BREG DGR P DE T G DT BT T T T : : where he pleases and enjoy what |6, Messes, Tunno Bryant, Ben |BIDS FOR WORK ON WEST LEMON ' Dutton-Harris Co. make a liberal |recreation he pleases and anywhere | pianlin . 5 1 offer to encourage the base-ball boys, |from 700 to a thousand like the na- DAt 11 o Tl Jonuson STREET—The city commiselon ves Cousciemio“s | gtating in their advertisement that|tjonal pastime better than other ok B 'Goorze g ' ! . X they will present any member of the |gyorts, that is more than any other Th.e \'iu'tory‘ ]‘S '1‘1\;'011211 01.|r will receive bids at 8§ p. m. Aug. we Rena"‘ A" work at fflil’ in South Florida outside of 5, for constructing sand-clay sur- Our base- —home team who makes a home run liowp Kinds of Prices is Faith—Miss Rosa Lee Swindell. ;with a $5 pair of Burt & Packard’s |[Tampa can boast aboct. shoes or oxfords. This is an offer a1 boys are loyal to their home M mtl\w :'):;1,-1\,-0' “vSuc“l: (;‘:'om face on parts of West Lemon Jewelry 0“" Motto that will be appreciated, and We|{qwn, consequently on Thursday af- uss et Iaaitaaty o 2 street. DONALD F. McLEOD, comes Them-—DMiss Nellie King. Vocal Solo—Miss Susie Tucker. Readings by three young ladices: 1—Miss Pear] Colton. 2—Misg Frances Straw. Miss Bessie Templeton, The Promise That We Shall Win- Jackson . Miss Gladys Davis. hope to see the local sluggers take frequent advantage of it. ———— “gny people comment on the ex- rocellence of the Telegram’s wire ser- it vice, particularly with respect to the manner in which the war news is being covered. Some persons may not_appreciate the fact, but a fact ternoon, which is the only after- noon they can get away from work,| they entertain their own people. for the remarks about our umpire, all we can say is that we will be more than pleased if when we take to the road, which we intend doing some time in August, we are treatec as fair in the towns we visit as our City Manager. 2914 As 1914, July 29th, Conner & 0’Steen Jewelers e e e [FB-4-UlE] Miss Carrie Reading i z 3 % & § it 8 nevertheless, that every day|ympires treat the visiting teams How Jesug Helps Us to \Win--Miss :’f; Next Door to I)Ost O"i we publish the latest war news hours | pere, ¢. GREEN. [Lula Davis. Send your clothes to the ce ““ahead of any other paper that comes Vocal Solo--Miss Carrie Jackson. cleaners consider the con- 0 Lakeland. As 8 matter of f‘?” Mrs. Sturm and son, Preston Hol- Let every onc come who can--we dition in which they will :he Telegram publishes the evening|iy of Lakeland, formerly well fare alwavs elad to welcome visitors, be returned yrevious practically the same news |ygpown Marion county people, resid- [and any who will join our Union. 5 . hat the big morning dailies print |ing over the river, are up from Lake- [ o4 WELCOME. THE LAKELAND f“latrih uls ca" he next morning So don't fool{land on a visit to their old home, AR r I 0 rourself into thinking you have t0|cominug up to attend to business NOTICE || Dry Clea“i“g Pla“t 0 .I“3 y- and .See “r n st & paper from a large city to read |They spent Thursday in Ocala. They* - ‘ e S“flgestmns In Dlsplay he mews. You can read it from [are very much in love with their Lakeand, Fla., July 29, 1911 is one of four in the State, and welve to eighteen hours earlier in|Lakeland home and say that the| 4 gpecial meeting th the stock- || through its efticiency we can the NBWGSt anfl ASk he Telegram, which with its As-|people of that city are mighty 200d [polders of the Central Constenetion |} peturn garments in perfect % 0 H Cocl@terl Press service ALWAYS |[to them They ke especially of Company is hereby called for Aug oitae il i 0r“ame“ts “r PrICGS * YRINTS IT FIRST. Rev. J. B. Ley, saying that he is 15, 1914, at 9 o'clock a. m., at the 3 i — immensely popular in Lakeland. law office of E. Tucker, Sr., in the PALM BEACHES b 3 4 B cker, Sr., in th PP RRERT TR BEBDPTHEDG b W Mr. R. L. Raffo, superintendent jOcala Banner. town of Lakeland, Fla., for the pur- | | look NEW E Sk R i £ the light and water plant, re- pose of receiving the statement of | Why, yes, they look LV urned last night from Denver and POLK ENC}Q]IV:II.I;'IIYISES[ENDAY NIGHT the secretary and treasurer showing after going through our ther western points, where he has . all moneys received and disbursed | process. g'8"5"2'%*'2"5'4"!’@‘3"5"5"5"E"§~!~‘3"S~s"!~ O BDBREDEPBDPPDOLDDGPPPPBRIEP 5 §. jeen for the past ¢hirty days on a 0y up to date and to transact such oth H & 3 %5 2 o All members of Polk Encampment S e g G C | & E3 'Iks’ convention at Denver, which § e e o before said meeting. ag @ttended by some 25,000 of the 0. Bliallon: Monday, AuE. i al J. W. HICK PLANT l :fi» est people on earth, and enjoyed ' ”l} ; B “7[\'"\';“\"\“{"’ 'l’ Frepicin Ut HOnRLtUS QLD G, C. Williamson Pro ! ls b worth it Whlle o have the feellng Of :g ' e it IR vory B ZIMMAN, ¥ S s & b o s Tig . . . o iy his rother Efks rery | : 2034 i 4(;F P- 1% security that goes hand in hand with your dealings g weh. Mrs, Raffo, 10 is at A he Woman's Auxiliary of All G 1) . . 3 i : le Creek, where she has been for|gaintg Episcopal church will meet | LOST—\Walthara watch, size v, s¢ v- | Cor. Pine and North Tennessee WIth an eStabhbhed and rellable bUSIneSS flrm me months for her health, he left {yonday afternoon, in the vestry en-jewel, No. 12145496; Hunting | : : E which ruarantees their mat i y 1 : ] , rial | | tly improved. Mr. Raffo made|room of the church, at 4:30 o’clock. case, gold filled, No. 4416074, Re- | We clean Kid Gloves s N g . N erl and work and 1@ trip to and from Jacksonville in memberg are urgently requested turn to J. F. Lamb, Eest iake Wl" Stl" be n bUS|neSS n(:Xt Week. and next m0nlh o is auto. SECRETARY. land and receive reward ‘| - onirn e l and n(‘Xt ye&l’ t0 ba(.‘k u[) thell' guarantee." = - % ! m PR ERR R TARANN o ¥ § WWW; PP EBEI B AGDHIBPIL BB ! e “""MW“ Unless you consider yourself an 3 ';, expert on electrical devices, their & E 4 uses, .'lAnvl proper manner of $ installation it will pay you to z think it over. 'We Are Experts. BEBBDEBPSPE & ¢ Phone 46 H E & o i ney; get out your I It is the “week” end of the v A TRAGEDY IN THE ORIENT 4 ) ll‘?‘?:;hfi?;‘ ‘Busay, the S 4t the ond of Vet e L , THE ELECTRIC STORE Rt e show does e e S At ling reeler by the Broncec @ ) . @ any, is at the Majestic theater in |1 n O . e 2 307 E. Main St. H wh 1 fa t* in features ne o 108€ Sen. @ :§’ THE GIRL AT THE LUNCH had a week Desassssss nflfi%m«z»%wwwwi I nicker :d to sit up COUNTER Bunny A funn comedy MISS JORDAN YOUR TIME PIECE al program tonight. T? Aud “ SOPHIE'S HERO g torium orchestra, the best blood| * SRS medicine there S. 8. 8 S-weetl G00D [ You will find you can have your watch repairing S-oulf S-oothing Ty it t's | i 1ere with the best S§d taction tc yurself f vour . . THE LAST DRINK OF WHISKY , rounh sremeine© 110 1t i3] SHOW | St ‘“. A A AL b \ : P prom : TONIGHT | el '.\"...u. and you don't get jmrv satistaction out of THE SUPREME MOMENT ! : — || it bring it to us. We guarantee satisfaction on all A tl sea stor | you happ tel BASEBALI ETURNS NIGHT | | work. | ling el , SPECIAL w ; St. Pe g w tt 1 BODGERS AND MARVIN | Doors x 1 A Pleasure to Show Goods” ‘es of real Y | Special Monday ! COL & ”U 3. 8 ths ex singing couple. | BLACK 0% Wi THE KNOCKOUT { 3 E LL ++H @ BINE PICTURE REELS AND |Auother comedy full of grins, smiles we have ever had | | Jewelers and Optometrists, Lakeland, Fla. VAUDEVILLE | ur‘:] laughs turing “Fatty & | {