Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 7, 1914, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT e 2 e ROLLINS COLLEGE. |track; for as the people find it out they will trust to the officials The following article, appreci-|of the college the training of ative of Rollins, appeared in a|iheir loys and girls. It is lo- newspaper, “Unity,” published in| cated on what we call Florida| Chicago, July 10 It was written | |[¢jghts, that is, the backbone of by E. P Powell, now a resident | 1:1orida, running right up the ol Sorrento, the New York “Independent”—i, way to the gulf and the other whose “editor-ini-chief, Hamilton' it ceean. It is the land of Holt, is a s a trustee of the (‘”!]Cf‘r("‘i“l"t' air, the best water in the 4, secure semi-professioal play- —a distinguished pomologist, |\ 111 where one may sleep out'ors and that these players have and author of many A““M.\"’u]’ doors every night in the year, |, .l‘hcir inzlttcmiyon to studies known books on —agriculture, ang may go coatless every day | proven to have undesirable in- cthics, and theology. jin the year. It is without mala-|fiuencee over the student body. "It is only a thin ccircular that iz and without mosquitoes, and I get from Rollins College. This that is saying a great deal for college is awkwardly named, for| Ilorida. The forest is pine, and with that name it might be locat-| runs up and down the middle of ed anywhere. Tt is not an awk- | the State for about one hundred ward college, however, and is| riles. It is presided over by a one of the most complete speci- | graduate of Oberln (afterward a mens of the art and science of | professor in Yale), in whom east instructions which means the art mined to revise its college ath- ., spirit. The present sys- and science of making men and letics. Tt believes that ccollege, .\, ic 2150 wasteful and the cost But Firestone conditions are not ordmar}n women—that T know of in Amer- | sport should have a more general ica. It is net a very big college, ' place in college life. TTear this: '. ut iy‘hiv no .Jn?u‘linln to becom- “\\'¢ helieve it to be lAllk‘ duty 'if‘”“‘ advantages of athletic train- build Firestone tires. oUoer o 0 P VA3 y o6 aS anv such ' : i ; s g K ) e biggger, and is right on that Rollins College, as of any such ing, while a more sane and ade The larrest exclusive tire factory in Ame ricy BEBEBBEBEOED DD PSR & (uate system would benefit the pr Sl Vst bpas THIS o DON'T MIS ‘ OUR : { < one of the editors Oi‘mixl(]lc of the State and facing| Finqitutiun, to deveop men and }\\-nncn of such all round training {as shall fit them for the most |complete success and happiness, {and for the more efficient service of " their fellow men.” It has therefore given as its reason for radopting a system for the gener- athletics have made it necessary | They have also prevented many "students from receiving athletic | culture. They have proved an un- i wholesome set of leaders and i fostered an ideal of sport for the jwinning, instead of sport for its jown sake. They do not stand [for the college or for any educa- jceived. Very few students get | . . & entire student body. Profession- (al games being played lead to jeonstant “ill feeling between in- {stitutions.” That is enough to show to any reasonable collegian Iwh:x! Rollins is right. We have had enough talk about this busi ness, now let the collegges act. al physical culture of every stu- dent, first that inter-collegiate jout of proportion to the good re- THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAK ELAND, FLA, AUG. 1014 uble Value Firestones and ordinary tires woujd make Firestones cost much o under ordinary conditions, TH E big difference in quality betuce The picked experts of the tire making indusry The most eflicient distributing system in Amer. ica markets Firestone tires. That’s why these tires have the quality and . durance to beat all the tires of the world—and ]| come to you at only average price. The record of races won on Firestone Tires hys ‘ < Rollins withdraws from inter-col o “llegiate athletics and will take up ; & the business of physical culture & < airight heartily. It will teach all| been spectacular. Their road-work in daily gring has clinched the Firestone slogan — Most Miles per Dollar Therefore choose Firestones-—for the common-sense reason of Firestone quality put out in enormous quu 1tity by specialists who make nothing else. ik See the Firestone Dealer NOW, | “iofits pupils the art of ~\\imminq,f ‘weil - Lecause it has at its doors a chain | STILL GOING ON et | 'T‘u(f'( llth ;)Lfll:tiflll‘ ]:l‘kc\l A\]I‘ # other sports will be under care- | See Our Windows For (ful faculty supervision. Those tourists or winter residents in : Florida who bring their children | You pay only ordinary price and & b/ @ with them should take them to! get the Extraordinary in Service. 5 % ! Rollins without exception.” ; 3 ' %1 e L L Firestone Tire and Rubber Company ::: :z:l To the Good People of Lakeland | ““America’s Largest Exclusive Tire and Rim Makers" :i: DUTTON_HAR R I S CO @ tand Polk County: We are now ready | Akron, Ohio Branches and Dealers Everywhere :x: ::: to save you 25 per cent or more on ? s all furniture and stoves and Stecl & FOOT FITTERS & ranges. No use to go to Jacksonwfllp | o= ——————— i ——— . — 2 @ nor Tampa to buy anything in our REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS kins. L. N. Pollock to . % & line. We will guarantee to save | r, 6, ! Wm. V. Beesley to J, H. Ward- E, J. B. Bowyer :,‘ We have the Only modern Shoe «" you money. Come and sce for your-| D, Il .\'mfill.‘ll%n 160 11?1;4\’. Lyie. erman. Glover. ; :: { . :: selves. " Fred Howard to D. D. Dessey. T. W. Gary to Town Courncil of J. 0. Singletary ! 2 Repalr Shop in town lfl The largest building and the low-| Ella (', Dossey to D. D, Dossey. Auburndale. win. % L est prices. [k Ferguson to Annie L. Lyle \. (. Nydegger to H. E. Cornell. Florence E. Innu DDA GBS G e (‘hestnut to F. A. Per- R. 0. Meek to A. R. Robertson, Park Co. s Sl e SO .o i B DSBS BB OB D D DG KIMBROUGH SUPPLY 0., Wit R OUR BIG FALL STOCK Will Soon Be Coming In! We must close out what we have left in Clothing, Shoes, Shirts and Straw Hats. there fore, we disregard cost, and offer them to vou for almost nothing. Now, isn’t $5 t0$ saved on a suit thar much in your pocket? "Well, if it is, come and let us fit you up b fore they are all gone, for we will not carry them over. Read the following prices Any $25 LT b . Any $22.50 Suit for::::: 15.00 Any $20 Suit for 13.50 We have them in sizes from 32 to 4 MANHATTAN® SHIRTS: We Have a Few Left Over, all This Season’s Patic 1 T Yee W RSN UN WL R (R MRSl All $1.50 Manhattans for == $1.15 . All 2.00 Manhattans for::=-mom: 1,38 Any $18 Suit for-c e 1.0 All 3.00 Manhattans fop---.-=--------- 59 ¢ Clapp Shoes and Oxfords | ! Ju§t R~ig‘ht \Shoes and Oxfords: Al leather, $-. for $3.25, the $4.50 kind for $3.50, the $5 00 kind for 2 We have them in all leathers, tan, gun metal, vici kid and pat- l ent leather, all $6.50 and $7 Clapp Shoes and Oxfords $4.98 i Any Straw Hat in stock for $1.00 If you want to Save money, come to see ' CLOTHING C@j - Buy a New Straw Hat.