Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 8, 1914, Page 5

THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKFILAND. FLA., AUG. PAGE FIVE <O MINES WILL CONTINUE | SON T HULBERRY Yes Conscientious We Repair All Work at Fair @ ey & ' The great European war of course g S T will stop 2il phosphate exports, and | B & K. d P i i in this way will hit Mulberry hard- ' As You Like It Club to 111\“4 at her home the following @ "l S Of I'I(IBS |S PR P RRRENESE b EdBEdd® | or probally than any other Florida | i Enjoys Several LA @ Jewe"‘ Oul' Motto s near here are ‘Pletty Affairs Sy ‘:gl y f F. town, but the mines : fosit t On last Wednesd f ! y 3 st e 7 o events as J 8de b ) " he s ’ case 0 ‘re SLill Minnine Rnd we have it on :nmli One of the most enjoyable events 1} 15t ednesday afternoon th b authority that they will contiave for |t ‘hf season took plylu Il-”dd{\ ,]\\ \\;vn 1 t\l\n It “h‘l‘h was entert |11n» d § ' 5 000 the present at least. Prairie Pebble |MOrning when the As You the Luin SrENGHAtE AT AT one Company. we understand, will opes- |¢1uP motored to Kissenger Soringsijant home, | E; ate at ]},‘N two or lln"o(- of its, .lnd there enjoyed a swimming par- The time pased too quickly with |§ TLET L L LR Rl R R R R Pirca e el e ihe ity and picnic breakfast. fancy work and music by Miss Groov- é j v. B. L. Ley of Jacksonville | \malzamated will continue right{ The crowd left Lakeland at 5:30 |er and the hostess. @ 4 the city the guest of Rev. J. [alonsg And fo will the piant at 0 three cars—Drane’s, Southard's During the afternoon delicious | & Jewelers '!;’ and McRae's—and arrived at the {home made candy and salted nuts “’ ey and family for a few days.!Nichols. This is good news for our ; : !Springs in an hour’s time, After ev-|were passed and later the h«‘stvss.‘ 3 ™ 3 Next Door to Post Office : city, sg Lillie Roux left today for |yyppis a where she will visit her yg, , Mrs. T. F. Alexander. The only mines that have closed {down on account of the war are the 58 Minnie Reynolds has 2one toStandard at Christina and the mines York where she will buy heriat (oronet, in Hillsborough county, and winter stock of millinery {and at Pembroke, near Fort Meade. Iress goods. | If no others close Mulberry will Inot feel the effects of the war near the pay rolls of these plants| a eveat source of revenna for eryone had enjoyed their early morn- Zl.\'-\ilr'\ d by her sisters, served de- ing dip in the spring to the fullest |licious cream and cake. extent a picnic breakfast was pre- Those who enjoyed Misg dMcRae's pared which was done full justice. [hospitality were Misses Joscphine On the way home the party tar-|Drane and house guest Miss Kathe- ried in Bartow to “‘do” the city and [rine Mears, Florence and llelen take in the sights. However every-|Conibear, May \White, Mary and; one was back in Lakeland Defore [Sueclla Groover and guest, Miss Ma- | noon. rie Smith, Laura Southard, Mary s Lna MecCrary has returned ikl el 'I.‘Ims.\‘ ‘va on)j\:_\'«wl ll'li‘l;ln:.ui]: ‘]l‘;vlrlxj‘.vn Myrtle McRae and Corinne from a stay of several weeks LD aery. ataly. \\\I”",‘v.J”,}lylfll‘l,::j‘,‘n l\l‘::}ill‘l‘u\« 1\;.\‘1[01;.‘1‘1111:“ atterson, mpa. ’.l.us‘ arpon Sy 2s, enee Walch us Cail 5 for Timely and See Our Sugoestions in Display the Newest and Ask Ornaments Our Prices and Helen Conibear, May White,|B, Y. P, U. ‘Program-— q ‘ Laura Southard, Mary Jackson, Co- Sunday Evening: Subject—Sin. : . 0. 8. Van Huss returned yes- A g 3 ! \ y from a two weeks' stay znl'IHYlNE Tg sul_ E rinne Patterson, Suella and Mary Devotional. , Springs. Mrs. Van Huss Groover, Aileen McRae, Vera n.nd Scripture Quotation--Turner llow- little Irving will return this H"BHNE PUETS PHUBLEM }I_\rtvlu A\hrh‘.w. ’.\‘hs. Inn'lmulll Robin- .udvv R - i yoon . v son and Mrs. T. I. Woods. Vocal Solo—-Mrs, Philips. iy Effect of Sin on Posterity—Ruby Last week the As You Like It Club | Pearce. was entertained by Miss Aileen Me- History on Sin—Burnell Swin P SEBPBEEEOIEFFIIBDEDIIIPEEBHODDPHIIIEGEEEDEIDIEEIBE EBBEEEDIEDPHIEOOBOIHOHCD BOHPOPEEHODIDEHDODIDEdd G One e < & At the meeting of the Board of . and Mrs. Samuel Booher, re-|Trade last night a movement was y two miles north of the city, |started to secure, if possible, better 1oon, Rev., W. H. Steinmeyer |for allowing teams to stand on Main iting. The little bhabe was |street and Kentucky avenue 1s reas- The hiteh- by her sister, Mrs. \Woods. Fletcher. ; Misg Vera McRae invited the club Vocal Duet | § returned home after a pleasant | hitching facilities for the farmors|Ra¢ With all members preseni savejdell. _ i h’s vacation uv their former fwho come to Lakeland, and a com- Miss Joseilitng Tirane a0, fas fout Ohsguvition - ob cBine-MAN QT at Knoxville, Tenn. mittee was appointed to sce what of "““"' 2 B { 4 ; 4 i could be done in this regard. The Each member brought her sewing Consciousness of Sin- Mr. Pavish, | % @ and Mra, A. Buchanan have|traffic ordinance was discussed, but but all were too busy talking to ac- I'he Verdict of the Seripture--A. | o ympathy of many friends in the |the farmer members of the Board complish much and the time passed |( .\v\\ ht. i ka of their infant son, who dn-dl\\'hn were present said that they \”'f pleasantly. : R i I\' ) ‘ Q”,'”"”" | o 3 sday and was buried yesterday [recognized the fifteen-minutes limit Pl “huRtess ."\”l Al "m‘“,‘m‘ i sl l'h","h” et |2 salad course, with punch, assisted Scripture Quotation--Effie Lee wo weeks old and had been #ick [onable and necess ———————————————————————————————————————— . Mr. and Mrs. Bu-ling problem is a vexatious one as i its birth r. an r u- ling problem is a vexatious one as it REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS an wish to thank a1l those who jalways is when a town gets as larze Frank Todd to William Tuodd. ___,' ‘ 80 kind to them during theas Lakeland. There are very few ] Wm. Todd to 1. L. Mack. [& ! s illness and death. lots near the business portion of the | (Furnished by the Security Abstract] g R Clark to Peace Valley Farms |# : town that can be secured for such and Title Co.) (‘ompany ! o v. J. B. Ley, who has been at- fa purpose. The people of Lakeland Earl €. Sencltzer to M. I1. Heur- sl g Ll ! ’ ng the Educational convention lare anxious to do whatever is possi- i GET YOUR STOVES and steel rapges | . @ 3 'unaluska, N. (., will return ble to help the farmers in this mat- Clara M. Harvie to Rateliff Me- from the Kimbrough Supply Co. | @ this afternoon. Miss Esther |ter hut it is rather difficult to decide | Rae- as they have just bought a part ' e iy N & vho has been spending the heat- | just what can be done. John sSherrod to Noah Harley. of a train load, and will zive you :g: rm at Biltmore, N. (., will ac- Yorick Law to R. B. Wilson. the benefit, and save youn money ., l 3 [} . ‘%’ any him as i e '. ened a factory in the Adams build- ity A M o b Qe Ann soe ,‘h' M ECH! m.“. ‘:: On E e l e, e ?. e she will remain the guest of |, 3 5 ¥ Smeltzer. and the lovest prics 2000 ,§' ing from which he supplies the Ha- ‘:g: 4 riend, Miss Claire Brodrax. e i W. H. Howey. to. Mrs. iVillie] Ch h kA ) St \.nn \}.nll.l] in excellent five <”m L 0 0 T Willic SR R esronmemai ) :\‘h are ances Wort Com :i: cigar of his own manufacture. The (-room | i rooks and his bride, AR i 3 Elmo Brodis and s ' Streeter establishment will undoubt- Thos. B. Wilson to J. C. Hol- house on t Lime St. A bargain. |4 Miss Maggic Malone, have ar- ; brook ) . : edly prove a popular resort for those 00K . 1 Box 666 ecity ¢ b g t t - , and are for the . g Ve o SR st e J 1 'N’ 1!1&:4&"::11\11\1)1‘“ ““t' l;:: (r)wnm"l“ ho are particular about the quality P. 1. Sanders to Mageio R, San- ' ln a er, an e S n n 1C e 0 i 4 8 = AR ders er, corner Missouri avenue and of their cigars ze street. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks R R A LI g o -‘:éz er the bettero Nydegger married in \West Tampa on Aug MBNEINE RIS )1;1‘5 SHOGERE M. G. Hastings to Barl €. smelt E]‘ ladlcs, a"d Men’s :;‘: - :E Il ; R her all star show for picture lov- % 2d have been spending a few |0 I [%én | @ P & Ko T 5 ~lers at the Auditorium tonight. Jo- | oot % | & r Ce IS 0 Wer. :i' at Pass-a-Gille. The young e e, dogl Shidie W. J. Howery to J. H. Davis. clothin L@ e are receiving the congratula-|Sides the rezular four reel program, Mo R , | g | ving R A 1 ! For the Honor of Old Glory, a thrill- Todd to William Todd. }| T Dry-Cleaned ting 4 ree] feature will be shown " | In the Most 1 A ON THE CORNER § EETET and felicitations of their ds. s i ——————— ese “extras’’ that come ih on CATTLE IMPOUNDET train show much enterprise on art of the newspapers that eet The following cattle are in the out, but you what you had vening’s Telegra in this paper this evenir vill read in tomorrow mornin Ty this morn- | city pound, and are liable to he sold | Got y read in unless claimed within seven days, and vou will according to Section 6 of the ordi es of the ity of Lakeland | Satisfactory | One cow, Jerses, dehorned, brown s, The Telegcram beats them | white forehead, marked cros 1 EYES EKxXAMINE every time. It's the “zet-there™ fone ear, underslope in the other i el ; o) Nla““er | (| » that ALWAYS PRINT® IT| One two year old steer, red, GrassEs FirTeD H [ YOI ]R l IM E Pl ECE T. {marked smooth crop in one eal [ ¢ | ‘{ R0 BLLIS, |3 ; | | Acting Marshal -y | You will find you can have your watch repairing done _ W. H. Strecter now has his Lakeland, Fla., Aucust 8, 1914, |§ | here with the best of satisfaction to yourself. I your watch store, in the front e Phe TS HOURS: | . [l has been repaired and you don’t get the satisfaction out of Barber Shop. of ! B e S S 9710124 M & lakflafld Dry Cle(l“"“] | it bring it to us. We guarantee satisfaction on all repair £ (4 ANk Blntest - [COLORED MAN OR WOMAN under | & ) raias | i shment of the kind | 0 \\;‘I:"wl No experience need- ‘:;: : e PLANT ! work. in a city under ten times ed. $100 m Vorite quick {3 : 1 " Calge - ATl the leading hrands | Box A-40s. Cincinnats, Ohio. | $ G, C. Williamson, Prop. | A Pleasure to Show Goods” imokers are attractively dis-} 2076 19 ! . | d, and the most fastidious per-} 8 7 & FHONE 400 ‘ COLE & HUI l ran find in the el of- | WANTED-—The hest left hand drive 73’ SUITE, BRYANT RUILDING £57 ) | exactly the cigar su his wtomobile $250 will bu § LAKELAND, FLA. Cor. Pincand North Tennessee - Mr, Streeter dso op- “Auto,” care Telegrar Jewelers and Optometrist:, [ ale!and, Fla, — o— s s | @ - 1«-) @ ICENSED FEATURE REELS—3 || KgAK 2 8 THE HOUR OF RECKONING Owned and Managed by A LITTLE CHOP SUEY ; night tl s a s LAKELAND MILITARY BAND ILLUSTRATED SONG Bl ol B IN THE POOL ROOM S R . v S e | veler, d o J. WARREN KERRIGAN IN THE THE HAUNTED BEDROOM |cutertainment. Look at t HANDLE WITH CARE ACID TEST S A great coms Irama | = : & : ‘ Two Parts : out in front of the ! FOR THE HONOR OF OLD GLORY — ' ‘ bt st e Rl ; : ‘ BESS JORDAN : S g ten to the band: if you want t ALEXIA'S STRATEGY | fhi : st chanee to hear t s {ment on our | they are the gy, : : . Rexall vod Bikinon Teat HaT With the Stars and Stripes in ST T ] S - show ) r the money ar 93" Hair Tonic ty of action and thr \ stor i ; 3 ,‘ h ‘ ; tu | f woman'’s d« ot t n- 11s0. Ar ST pa - { scheming of S ' t Ccor I this, it w : e : : 8 REELS AND : R WE HAVE THE BEST MUSIC : a chicken dinner S ST ¥ VAUDEVILLE lers mort e ' A \‘ : ILLUSTRATED SONG BY Al g oAl s o AR T SPIECE ORCHESTRA 50c¢ and $1.00 MISS BUSCHHUSEN 2 WHAT DIDN'T HAPPEN TO : JOSEPH ELLIOTTE MARY e | lake Pharmacy Matinee Da Prices 5 | Amer singer; change nightly PEARL WHITE for the whole show |