Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 11, 1914, Page 5

SO GRAPHS | <) FRPPEDIBIISBITIIEEED | Case of Fire hone 5,000 FRPRPRRPI0BBES2 IS ITED wster plays here Thursday af- n, and a big crowd will be out the game. 1. Samuel Smith, of Lafollette, ,is here and will spend reeks in Lakeland the guest of ms, Messrs. M. A. and Clar- smith, the well-known grocers. H. D. Tomlinson, an artistic r of rare ability, who was for- with the Telegram and News, sturned from an extended trip rth Carolina, and is again with \fice. The Telegram employs he most skillful workmen, and ‘omlinson is one of the best. + Young Ladies’ class cof the Presbyterian church will give er tea Thursday night at the nce of Mr, J. M. Wood, 412 Kentucky avenue, for the ben- ' the class. Every one is cor- invited to attend. onel Harrison, of Leesburg, is tor to th, city, the guest of his ter, Mrs. R. T. George, at her‘ )‘;on South Misgouri avenue. He 'y favorably impressed with »and and may probably invest "and become & permanent resi- and in such event Lakcland annex a splendid citizen. - A. J. Haworthy left this oon for Jacksonville, where he pend until tomorrow nizht on 388, going from there to New 18, where he will meot Mrs. rthy and little A. J. , who 'rbeen spending the me' thron 18 in Corpus Christi, Tevas, the ; of Mrs. Holworthy's parents. Jolworthy and family will not in New Orleans but will go to | tie Beach, a popular ocecan re- 1ear Jacksonville, where they spend two weeks, where Mr. ! yrthy will enjoy a well earned on in the company of his in- ing family. e e . C. White will look after the (ke of the Board of Trade dur- the absence of Secretary lol- y on his two weeks' vacation an be found at the Board of rooms by all those having 388 with that organization. NOTICE led convoeation \Wednesday ev- at 7:80, Lakeland Chapter No CACM, i Work in R. A. De- Refreshments. Dy order of gh priest. H. .. SWATTS ROCERS MEET TONIGHT i Retail Grocers’ Association 1eet tonight at S o'clock in the room of the City Tfall \ly meet twice each moenth it at important that every one at- Since every meeting. There is al- something important going on 1 order to get the most cut of should all be on hand ontime iity commission kindly zave us se of the city hall and we ore have a good mnmm bl 1g place. Don't forgs it ight. ( W. P. PILLANS, President Secreta M. A. SMITH, ry an echo of the fame plans ot our Fair management |INTEREST_IN POLK GO FAIR FAR-REACHING From far-off New Mexico comes the Polk County Fair, in the shape of a re- quest for information as to the for eliciting the methods used and con- ditions under which winning exhib- its are produced. The management of the Ncrthern New Mexico Fair, which is held at| Raton, N. M., having noted the :'dl torial in "Tho Country Gentieman.' which was reprinted in these col- umns, wrote the secretary of the Polk County Fair for further partic- ulars and for copies of the blanks to be used by exhibitors, or other forms whereby information is furnished re- garding cultural methods. It is apparent lh"' the Polik Coun- ty Fair is destined to be a higger thing every year until it shall be one of the great stimulating forces of to agriculture and horticulture in! Florida. The Fair Association is to' be incorporated, and notice of its application for charter appears in to- day's issue. NEW LAUNDRY FILES APPLICATION FOR CHARTER Notice of application fer a charter for the Peerless Laundry” appears in this issue of the Evening Tele- gram. This corporation has a cap- ital stock of $8,000, and the incor- porators are N. F. Holland, D, Rogers and W. W. Holland. The Messrs. Holland have been in Lake- land about three or four months, coming here from New Mexico. The plant will be located on East Morton street, the building having been already erected. The machin- ery is expected to arrive at an ecarly dates: MmN, . Helland, the president, states that he will have a good plant and that he hs employed experienced help to operate the con- cern. COWS AT SWEET CLOVER FARM MILKED BY ELECTRICITY We are pleaséd to announee to our patrons and all users of milk that we have recently installed a Sharp- les Sanitary Milkine Machine and that our milk is drawn by this mod- ern sanitary method. You are per- fectly well aware that there is no product so susceptible to impurities as is warm fresh milk; set a can in a room with an onion and In a short while the milk will taste cof the onion. How much more readily then will it take up with other im- purities that it is exposed to in an ordinary stable, dust and dirt of the barn and foul odors. Is it any won- der that a great deal of the milk drawn by the old system ot hand milking is not fit for foods, spoils quickly and containg bacteria in fab- ulous numbers. Under the new system of machine milking the milk is drawn through air-tight tubes into air-tight pails, no dust, no dirt or stable air cam come in contact with it at any time, the result is a product as pure as the air we breathe and exactly as nature intended it to be. The en- tire equipment can be quickly washed and sterllized and we confi- dently expect to keep the bhacteria count below the required limit. Some of the largest producers of “eertified” milk in the world use g machines Sharples Milking Will be ]nIt-n d to have you call any day from 2:15 to 3 p. m. and see this milking machine in opera- tion. -~ SWEET CLOVER FARM, North Florida Avenue 2993 Wed-Sat | 0.! THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., AUG. 11, 1914 [ELKS PLAY BAND LAKELAND PLAYING | TEAM TOMORROW| AT BREWSTER TODAY i 5 The l.\kfllmd (h.nnpmm invaded | Tomorrow is the day everybody Jrewster this afternoon and are no |has been looking for and the grand : doubt putting up an all star game. stand will be literally overrunning It T R Ha said a wster has '\\nh friends of the Elks and Band % i ks ohe Wil be out o i strengthened her team considerably fhee ! S ] fohe in the hope that she might pull like those German soldiers who Towe th Catory bt i e ! s e 'n the victory, but we have our marched on Liege. In this instance! ! % doubts. | both teams are going to try and see % st % 3 ers accompanied the team. |who can succeed in marching to the is home plate the greatest number of R e TR | times, but we have it from good au- 3 ’ ‘thorn\ that each team has practiced McGlashan, W. B. Weaver, A. H. {up and gotten in such good trim that Doylas, J. P. Cartin, Elbert E. | neither thinks the other Will ever Lineman, D. R. Crum, T. B. Os- get a glimpse of the aforesaid base. |teen, P. R. Rivers Jr.. Edward | A great game of ball will be wit-|Bennett, W. L. Thompson, . M. nessed by all who attend. There will {Miller, Thos. \. Bryant, W. D. ;be absent that amateurish vlaying |McRae, P. E. Chunn, J. P. Getzen, ‘that generally characterizes games|R. Leffers, M. D., Wm. Steitz, \W. :hotw(‘on local celebrities, as each{A. \\'(\mlé‘ B, Tucker, Sr., L. M. team has on it some of the fastest |Bennett, Y .Z. Mann, R. B. Child, players that ever came down the|H. H. Newkirk, S. J. urnette, pike, and will put up a splendid ex-|Jno. Trammell, Edwin Spencer .h',. (hibition of the national sport on to-|Wi. K. Folks, G. W. Phillips, C. i morrow afternoon. Don't forget the|wheeler, C. W. Love, R. R. \nl game starts at 3:15, and will be for jjvan, Wm. 8. Moore, D. A. Feigley, the benefit of the Band and the Elks Kelsey Blanton, K. T. Haynes, \W. l(hm‘“y fund. CoiCarty, T E. Tones, W. W, Mc- | Clain, R. K. Skipper, Chas. (‘onnor, 'PETITION TO THE R MG Manlee O LG SWHERIn R W COMMISSIONERS J. Waring, Robt. Jones, pastor, B. ' 5 G. Cumbie, John Logan, J. \W. Con- ,']}\(\Ianv] Fla., Jul\ 31, 1914. RO/ NV DL RnEed i B \\'i]sun,} The Honorablé City Commissioners|S. Lawler Jr., L. W. Yarnall, Si- | of the City of Lakeland, Fla,: [las Bryant, L. L. Bryant, W. B. We, the undersigned citizeng of [Arendell, G. Tompkins, E. J. Bou- Lakeland, hereby petition you to ap- [¥er. J. W. Dempsey, €. C. Cazle, {point Mr. J. W. Bryan on the po-{H. C. Stevens, D. 0. Rogers, 0. T. | lice force. Cason, W.. §. Wilkes, J. A. Bron- Mr. Bryan havine had ccnsider-|son, W. J. Perkins, G. J. MecClel-! able experience as a policeman, and land, C. D. Duke, F. D. Stoke, J. | is a gentleman of unquestionable Z. . Ward, H. M.\ Richards, 1. 7T. character. sober, honest and indus-|Broadfield. J, M. Keen, A, D, Leon- | itrious, and is thoroughly mm)ilimll-’“‘tl- George Moore, (. A. Meore, J. if\n‘ the position: !l". Townsend, O, W. Wolfe, A, W. H. J. Drane, Robert Bryant, II. [ Woods, J. W. Boring, G. S. Vick- Bryant, W. B. Moon, J. W. Kim-|ers, J. L. Skipper, C. K. Murdock, brough, L.. M. Futch, E. F. Bailey, |Jr., J. W. Buchanan, J. W. Buch- R. W. Weaver, 8, B. Guun, Jos.|{@nan} Jn., L. R, Battle, M. H. LeVay, S. F. Smith, T. I. Woods, | Dick (. V. McIntyre, T. B. Hen- C. Green, B. G. Tweedell, G. C. [dricks, C. G. Arendell, . B, Zim- Rogan, J. S. Jewett, L.. E. Peacock, {merman, C. W. Deen, P. B. ilaynes, R BRI 0 e ol SRR v B L s s i 0 B Brown, W. F. Johnson, Ast Wilson, W, P. Pillans, W. J. Red-|Brantley, D. C. Boswell, Wm. Hoist, dick, Wm. L. Robertson, 0. S. Van-[B. K. Young, D. Il. Cumbie, (. R. Huss, E. S. McCrary, F. D. Bryan, |Rice, IT. (", Slaughter. W. K. Jackson, F. L. Grether, ( I hereby certify that the foreco- W. Owen, C. B. Osteen, W. M, |ing names are a true copy of the Clough, E. M. Patterson, 1. V. |original names subscribed to the Stevens, U, G. Bates, J. D. Grif-|above petition. fin, Wi. H. Bates, S. L. A. Clonts, D. L. CHRISTIE, WL Suttony T D, Bllis, W, B, Notary Public. Mareum, T,. W. Malshy, (". A. Mann, My commission expires April 31, M. A. Smith, J. W. Lanfer, W. A, 1918, Melton, R. Straw, . ¥, Todd, N. K. Tewis, P. D. Logan, E. P, Hickson, R. B. Lufsey, J. H. Gen- Open House try, D. B. Dickson, C. M. Clayton, J. R. Porter, Z, 11, Simmons, J. L. Tharp, W. K. McRae, A. E. Sloan To Our Patrons and Fellow Citizens: Bociridrdicpofp BB DB D BB i f‘- Dr. SAMUEL F. SyimH SPECIALIST You are cordially invitec 'tn visit and inspect the opera- tion of our VE, KAR, NOSE AND THROAT é, & : ¢1Dry Cleanirg Plant : Doors open from 6 A, M. to ‘,?," 7P, M. | | | EYES EXAMINED We will take pleasure GLASSES FITTED i 1]in showing you through b {] Cor. Pine and North Tennessee LAKELAND, FrLA, :3‘: HOURS: ': . % 910 12 A. 3 - [Laketand Dry Cleaning { 2Todvp. M, | 3 s PLANT L3 ki : G, C. Williamson, Prop. 1 A PHONE 405 SUITE, BRYANT BUILDING | U e oo B s oo ool e e e B B A good sized crowd of root-' | PR Brigesgo FeeBrofedd PAGE FIVE L ELRET R R SL TR R TS SRR R R LA Lttt i s Conscientious Work at Fair Prices is Our Motto Yes We Repair All Kinds of Jewelry G BB P DB Bh P T Conner & (’Steen Jewelers Next Deor to Post Office Call and See Our Display and Ask Our Prices Watch us for Timely Suggestions in the Newest Ornaments m&»«ifl BB GG BB Gl e P Bl B B 30 @ Gogrfogrdos Bidredediidr " $ § 3 S HEDDPPEEDFESEEDDOE Bedg B BHBBHDDOHPPODPD DD DG ddd Bgpd One Boo&eb o oo Beeg 3 BB R B ] S La L oo 02 Don’t Hesitate, These are Chances worth com ing after, and the soon- er the better. Price is Power. e e—— o2 g ON THE CORNER I B L R LD @ g YOUR TIME PIECE You will find you can have your watch repairing done BSPRd: here with the best of satisfaction to yourself. If your watch has been repaired and you don’t get the satisfaction out of We it bring it to us. satisfaction on all work. guarantee repair “A Pleasure to Show Goods” COLE & HULL Jewelers and Optometrists, Lakeland, Fla, n always rely on seein tt this theater. The n showing licensed {call hin 4E SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS beautiful Vitagraph come ‘mn, & story of a sweet child E CONSCIENCE OF HASSON A Pathe thriller THE RUINS e thig feature; it GO0D MUSIC | iceg’ B¢, 10c. Matinee daily " 2:30 to 5 o'clock oo AUDITORIUM DAFFYDILS PURELY PERSONAL ger of the Mode] got overheated would you » hot TODD-Y? KEYSTONE SCREAM TONIGHT A thrilling 2 reeler and dandy sides a or A act. Look over THE ROGUE'S GALLERY A Keystone Scream Comed THE OUTLAW ) feature 11 of cow- =23 gu s B THEATR BB THE VOICE AT THE TELEPHO‘IE \ b VISR E b ot Owned and Managed by Ray Bee Co. A telephon irl k y heroine LAKELAND MILITARY BAND JOE ELLIOTT 3 i e KING BAGGOT IN THE FLAMING ot A soramt . - DIAGRAM ed complete che A Mystery Drama in 2 Part night | King Bag f the best actor n moving | 1res d wheneve THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA 1 hear of a pict feat n\ u.l h ul\ Doors Open at 6 O'( 1 Or Special Tomorrow— JO}\L:'}.{ ‘Cz(s'fiilDlES MABEL'S MARRIED LIFE L e B THE STOLEN CGDE | 2 reel thriller oo = Py ¢ '1 > P Z CA ] =." g s > R = F-H NO, FRIENDS, We only show three picture but then they are real picture ~ Rexall £ “93” Hair Tonu | And Then THE MUSIC WHICH IS THE BEST OF ALy, || F0/fills every function of a r Lo : : hable tonie for 1mprov ""'" “.“ the peo ol condition of the he )p for a nd and start to s ol % G " tending to restore to a o )W G 1 n , 502 and $1.00 Lake Pharmacy