Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 15, 1914, Page 5

THE «v£NING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA. AUG. 15, 1914 PAGE FIVE ' Mr. M. M. Haynes, of Indiana, f%i!]m.\' been employed by the Kimbrough & . Supply Co. as general salesman in . - ": * their piano (1«\]mrlm!:lqt. .\II : :;:I:n: : Red Cedal‘ Shingles (A-NO. l ) Dehvered t $4. /5 pel‘ 1,000 :: :!l\\'i]l make Lakeland an excellent cit- :w.rn ”“f’ \\'{il) l'm a valuable 2djunct Cypress Shingles (A-NO. l) Dell\’ered @ 5.00 per 1,000 {to the institution with which he is ¢ connected : , 29 Guage Corrugated Iron - - - - - 3,75 persq. DeSoto Shingle Stains (all colors) - - - .70 per Gal. i Mr. William Fisher, brotner of {Mrs. R. G. Paterson, died today, ! B (having been ill of appendicitis for'. : which he was operated on at a hos- g it e 3 > pital in Arcadia. The body will ar-| & S e rive here tonight and the funeral| & oy THDENIHE 12 tn fatideguss 1 W ill be conducted tomorrow after- '_ [ ] , 3.Q<§.e§ugu,ni.«§a§o%§xgn§;§ The Womati'a Missionary Society noon from the residence of Mr. Pat- l ul ers u o = & N i s ® - ersor ak 0 The | & & se Of Fire .%, of th umb nd Presbyterian | b 0 ‘1‘-011 » : ().llt streot, The | L} s g: church will hold their regular meot- _“'t' ["ll‘l'\ of ‘the family: are inyited L 4 & |ing in the church Monday after the | ! : : . ne 5 000 N bl North Side Lake Mirror ‘ & | N e { : A, C. L. Railway Rose Street o A 1 BN e { € WLroe PO BIBDIBIHIDE ngston and children | JOHY Outing | h 1 e W e a pleasant visit A party of pienickers wio en- = R. Dorman returns to : J | : ¢ ks at Asheville, N. ( oved the day on TLake Parker on. Ofle § Sanford tomorrow, ]_“\ | Y had a mos ntiul rsday was composed of the fol-| pwn to attend the fun- i . 1 Afad } Misses ewe] and Maude | ¢ peTatatatat n i 3 4 3 3 Ll SRS S b D Sg S o , aunt, Mrs. Shuford. Mildred Morse, Beth Brad- ! Irene Smith, May and Ollie [ Miller, Eva Glover, Helia and Hat- REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (g S®@dddd Bulck Automoblles You can now see all of the 1915 Buick Models, & = o Haddock has opened |dent of | i Brush, a former and and still a bs in the Dickson build- yesterday and ® fladdock comes direct | day | nd uses progressi \ lie Smith and Stanley Yarbrough. [ Bris profession. He will | y Bridentown. . [({¢cor 4 Hounteons spread. to. wiieh | Aug. 14, 1914 : S ©SE§ . 2 | - —— i 1 Y i | T i 3 ik | Ul were able to do justice, boats | (Furnished by the Security Abstract this after a .“L]fm 28 11 Y [ piirel ,' “ b ARLIND ;\\rr hired and all enjoyed a ride and Title Co.) | rofess card 4@ ear | burc andsom - PRy : | . POt »IL{ l‘(' llfvn”,yll.l I” | 9 2 il : ' facross the lake to the Alfree place, \V. T. Johns to Blanche Johns | el i 2 975 t() $1750 o kit i St pan Al I where an hour was spent taking Mattio - Gray ' Johus' ‘to W . T.| ranging i price lrom ® he Lakeland News. jus in his profession. i pictures Johns, Blanche Jolhns to W. T. Johns hal(‘.\’ l\,(\()fll I“C;l“.d at GRADY DEEN» 4 | has recently located here and has of- | | her E. Owens, wWho has{fices in the rear of Bates' drygzood ,[ R DAl o o " . Vanderbilt University |store MRS. W. T. SHUFORD el b 8 TR N Shop fooil Wil Avehy t Mam Strcet 1918SS tlie remainder of the va-| ucst of the family of his | Vs W, €. Owens. Young|do made a splendid record e Bthe past term, and will|* ock for C. Stuart to 0. C. Lamphear Mrs. W. T. Shuford of this eity { ———— iy NOTICE OF DISSCLUTION many [Jack Scarlett, in the 70th year of | @ FpdE @ 2 3 2 @ % & EX o 3 o 2 fs3 takine or-|died on Tuesday, Aug. 11, at the rsery ‘ home of her younger daughter, Mrs. iriots kinds of n inter delivery ext vear. | frie having X’w oprortun after a two :nun‘lhx" i'hlv»‘f Notice is hereby given that the s ; R T — g ; ‘. g .‘}, HCRUD VOIS : ated with Brizht's dise 45¢aw firm of Blanton & Lawlr has, by .: . Gracy returns lhls_ B 1a ll"' Cne writin ,Jl U= 0aDn as Miss Margaret Winecoft, Rt N R eane ) aah Sdiganlvedeili rom a delightful six|in farther than three biocke born at Concord, N. €., April 12, the parties will continue in their 5 YPS CO“SCie“tious ? t with relatives in 'I'wn-i — 11844, and came to Florida when 13 T ® ! l 2inning next week Mr. s urg ; Cook, formerly | vears of ag Afterward slie was II‘Z"H\II:-H lns‘l‘l ‘lill”\“' .»1]‘]‘1":\.\'"‘_":"1\1 [ we Refla”’ A" ‘\Iork at ra'r | : : Miss Alma Davis, and children 1 W. T. Shutord pre- : his vacation, but in- Iy ildren, spent | married to W Shuford, wno pre y M o @ . s . A 5 R i ' and Mr., Lawler office No. 6 of the [ > bing away will spend the |8 1” veck in Lakeland on ”'_' PRIy ““"“1 her to the grave, Munn building. & I“ s 0 llces IS : e R T ]}.lllll\.‘l. where they will make | She was a devoted member of the | = 0 h hain qov of August, A, |5 J I 0 M tto st place to enjoy life af- | »lhnn' IIH;\H'-‘ home, having moved | Presbyterian church and always D, 1914 . ‘ '3:) ewe ry ur 0 Lfrom Dade Citv. While here they |n in doing the Master’s work. | = ) . L I FE R0 Sl MEEG TG (IR GRUE StE0 SUBRIRY S T KELSEY BLANTON, & were the guests of Mrs. Cook's par-|She leaves six children—Joe Shu- 2017 S WATT TAWLER, JR :{': o { b i ‘ duiv Jd i 63 Bowles has brought ”Willls. MescandtMapss oA WL Davis (ford of Tampa, J. W. Shuford of & Tampa, B. R. Shuford of Tal'ahas- ) sample of Soudan grass, | R hidR 'gi ’ Rl aises and which makes a My, E. 0. Flood, president of the | \\l l\v >h‘\mn.d “‘l ‘\”;1”~I; lll CIFOR SALE--Lot 126x135, with ten | & ““ ee“ g It is Mr. Bowles' |State Bank of Lakeland, loft last|Mrs. E. V. Reeves and Mrs. Jack W | K i @ orn conveniences. At S04 South | g Florida avenue. Also seven voom, |4 Jewelers @ at this grass should bejnight for points in North Carolina, wn here and he will be|where he will devote a brief period cuss the matter of propa- [to resting preparatory to the in- h those interested. creased demands upon him when the | man bank occupies the elegant new quar- |SIstrs, Mrs crop. 4 stoPy 50§ 4 ¥ % room, two story house; all mod- Scarlett of this city, who were at . her bedside when the end carie, She is survived by an only brother, C‘ole- 1 It two story house on Six135 foot & ‘inec iy ta, wo \ Wi WML LS b Al 5 lot at S01 South Florida avenue W, Fiske Johnson, owner. 2027 Next Door to Post Office Saddler and Mrs. McRae bert Vontoska of this city | ters which are now being rapidly |of Gainesville, who were unable to d the management of the |pushed to completion. Mr. Flood |be here expects to be back in Lakeland in | caa s s o s T3 ter in Bartow, Fla., and The funeral services were con- rate the midsummer and |time to arrange for the removal of | qyeted by Rev. Steinmeyer \Wednes )0 on Aug. 22, with ad- the bank to its permanent uunl»(,,u‘glld‘\ atforfioon. at-.the iome, nit ‘1' Open House|: waien us Call for Timely and See Our fuggestions in Display @ deville and four reels of [Ater which he is anticipating U Very | wyjoy her remaing were laid to rest moving pictures. The bright and profitable season, the new |, pakeland cemetery 5 P accommodations being ample to af- fter orchestra will furnish | 0" : To Our Patrons and S PR Fellow Citizens ford all the conveniences and com i'fln 8 gt forts that one might require in tl “3: MUEL o ST H L. You are cordially invited lhe Newest a“d Ask %i: PPy = = b3} 'f {transaction of business with the » M. Wright has three j,"0 & SPRCIALIST to visit and inspect the opera- || & Or“ame“ts Our Prlces :;; ghland rice which is now |~ b T B {ftion of our i kX arvest and from the sam- s S ] b fo o | ? 9 | EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT ht to the Telegram office Ml M Antninisol\VAYeDasa, s . Gosdoigrideifoidia et oot B bust be an exceptionally |1¥ing critieally 11l at the home of \& Dry Cleanit g Plant Rice should be grown |his brother, Mr. I \ e l”'; $ e en S i i, s e wa latter went ip to Wayeross and | : : P .1>] ihp.p W nh\l\\]l i:l}. e e % : _ |l)nm'-. open from 6 A. M. to A l_ '] about a week ago in the hope . EYES EXAMINED 27 P ML We will tade pleasure | ~ s that it could be pro- R e DR GLASSES FITTED @ y ] T | | g scale e anpngac o e UL ¢ 1 LARS I'E [lin showing you through I : ot he has gradually becomga worse. T1is | & e, e wife and children reached the ty | % | ; Bt o | ! You will find you can have your watch repairing done Page, deputy State com- |last n ekl | : @ ith the best of satisfaction t urself. If itch A 3 ‘o W » bes satisfaction to yoursell. our watc the Knights of the Mac-|vet m I here with the best o 1‘1 y S yourpwatel : has been repaired and you don’t get the satisfaction out of I | [ HOURS: it to us. We guarantee satisfaction on all repair lendid organization. W 270 4 p. M. | 2 | PLANT “A Pleasure to Show Goods” Itry, both in point of mem- | brought down a carload of upri Bthe World, is in Lakeland % rpose of instituting a tent | @ 910 12 A, M. l k fl D C it bring f the Maccabees is one of [southern representative ol C 2 est fraternal organizations |win Piano (0., is in the city ha 4 financially, and it has |pianos, fifteen piano players and sey 3: i G' it prop. l E l insurance and fraternal 41;;»]'\} = ra i X “, i & ‘ PHONE 405 Suppls (4] \ 1 ¥ ANT BUILDING 1 P J FLa., [l Cor. Pine and North Tennessee Jewelers and Optometrists, Lakeland, Fla. Mr. Page has already sue- interesting several promi- | Mmuc I8t ens in the organization of erty here G Broec By WWA“N@M%%%%* ;i * - 3 Brfeeds i B | | dv reels of licensed pic- | And then we have with ug again | ' titorium Daffydils: s the pr THE TALE OF A TAILOR .- | FLORENCE LAWRENCE IN THE MR. B .C. SLOAN ‘ the Colonial Caf , e T LITTLE MAIL CARRIER et Rt 16 Hds) Back savin an hour of ‘ | Two Parts Jahititald L { | WHEN HE SEES w 1 e —————— K apra o no t nd story 1 v We i 1 THE HAUNTED HOUSE I nt ‘ d ind, 1 ur show tonizht a T T ot o s e . e 1 0 e e et e |, Rexall gk ' i A , g Chots And at last It turns o good vaudeville; aside from ¢ “93” Hair Tonic TRALL OF THE SNAKE | droms. 2 fair s : » : ‘ : vou pass in your dime he will || Fulfills every function ¢ vble tonie for ovil t he condition of the hair and = ill ....vi pep E_____—________.___- GOOD MUSIC '3 DESERT THIEVES \ ‘ A Kentucky B,;;w,. j ot B the {IE LEE : 3 & 00, 24C e AND MONOLOGIST ! A Lif /. 2tos o SWEET SINGER AND u.m-- Uidl . : i 7 3 I r ': SOC and :’l.UO