Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 24, 1914, Page 5

@ —_— - TELEGRAM LAK ELAND, FLA., AUG. 24, 1914. PAGE FIVE Good Things § i 1Ngs daid and Mrs, €. W. Norvell, Erma Ybo Cl Plavs | Of l al\(‘lan y ¥ Norvell, Mr. and Mrs. r y i en & d \‘ N(‘\‘ I Johnson, Mary Louise and ’l‘ B' 0 ey ir Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. C Lakeland Omorrow dptlbt Mlmster Wilson, Mrs. W. F. Pope, Mrs. T o T [ i and John Samuel Cannon Ihe Red Birds will be here to- | of the most critical and :;f‘: moirow afternoon-—otherwise known cx;xctinu‘ tastes . men \.Vh() f Flre «2, Rey ”\ heeler- 0\\91)3 Nuptials as the Ybor City team, and tne big | v . 1 :5,',‘];;,],;,\, 1 : ) e I ton celebrated \ Y esterday ifternoon at Gritlin, | erowd that is already making prep C()n51(1cr \‘;lrtfll‘l\' “'hat | 5 000 ‘8‘«4)111‘\» to | - | '\“‘”'!'H‘ U W. H. Steinmeyer of this city |arations to attend will see a game | they're Q’kttil'l).f tor their ! > | 1 astor of th ! rook party d ‘ini marriage Mr., M I.. | worth going a long ways to see. A 7 Tn mos lie 5 g ) , x N “WoeDe i L Ile 4 & First Baptist hur 1 | her parents on South | ler and Miss Nellie Owens, thoe ' good sized delegation is comipy with money before they IJLmI ’ o a aci \1 P % L 5 § ”. . | . i3 % 32 s bbb dbade | st sermoy ) . sl | Wedding taking place at the jiome [the team from Tampa, it is under- || it ; such men will appreci- W. F v\uhols this divin o { f ; ( , f 1 and | o e bride's parents stood Hall, Lakeland's ney piteh- ate the smart | leave Waterloo, A 1t I 2] Was carried out in thy rooms, 1 room is a fine young man,|er, will be in the box, ang from H\wi i s for Lakeland. } g L L omintster gpg | 0¢ TAree tables being entwined with {a of Mr. George W. Wheeler, [sample he gave the fans in the rain | church by gy pini and green, while bowls of pink [and | 1l 1 i | (B Rape= \ i T 4 1 3 of k 1 has the respect of all who know | the other day, they believe Le willi N M d I d kah Lodge No. 4 |issue of the By, s ; il ! s added to the rooms | him. The bride is the attractive |hold down the visitors in great ew odels an § ing at 7:30. Ev-|the Telegram ; ; ! jdaughter of Mr. Ben. G. Owens. [shaps. Come out, tans, and enjoy a I 2 b wsted to be pres-|poqi ; “CNTICRI sdmes were iplaved ‘and have many friends who wish |Swift game of ball ‘ extreme values in ; dially invited. L I 2 SANCLIE towi md that them a long life of 1 1 wd | 2 ’ T Florida | | 18fies Bhamaiing Suncneh hid it itasponiy ; _— | Fine Woolens ! o grailis . the hizhest scor | \ r ! U. will hold a """‘-‘" I for | tee : Ao an "““;[“l | WHY SO WEAK? | : 3 ace t 1 \ ( tat 188 | £ tomorrow after- ‘fact that i b e Niss Noted Authoress Sister | e | we now have on display ne of Mrs. |{1ake:ar Wi vssi iy oI th S e AV 1 cels o f ’ i g T l:fl:[‘h ol"lor‘ 4 ‘m.\‘\ Am\., % i Sone A e e VI“dl\eIand Resident iKldnoy '_I'.loul)lcs May Be Sapping || for the Fall and Winter ! on Sot '1da fealling Rev, W\ : \ el Lrsl R 160 Clank,, of R4 e t Your Life Away. Lakeland Peo- | I Sl i and musical| prosent work e : i s ( > St * than ordinar-; ple Have Learned This Fact Season of 1914, § en and a cordial | epnacle of | ; I 5 : torest the sity in Fn-| When a healthy man or woman i b Pl ts were then invited to | to everybody. [como her 3 < 1 ! 1 she has a sis over there. (Pegins to run down without appar | AR OET Doy lin his new to y : ; ‘\ I ¥ : Hanna Rio ¢ Jock Ihe ! ent cause, becomes weak, languid, MOORE’S th, president of [her. Loy £ e : : ; [ vt who s an artist, ecmposer |depressed, suffers backache, head- | Shoe Co.. has!Baptist pasto o . o ARl . I writer of much note, was in|ache, dizzy spells and urinary dis “r ~ »" room at Mrs. | will hate to oo Dy \ \ ] o by ibers, Germany, when the wan 1““]”." o RS M L lll"k btyle Shop week with fev-|the Statc Weottarsim el S ‘;\' B rved ) (0 out, and a postal was voeeived | st The slightest symptom of Phone 243. ern Record th fruit meh, Tolloy \ ( % | ds hope for hs “Louisville 1o i u S ik | Ly her, written in that city, on | Kidney trouble is too serious to neg Rooms 7 and 8, Elliston “M:_ mother came to pastor. This t it is Rev. Wal i i fuly 24, Later Mrs. Ver Beck’was'lect. Doan’s Kidney Pills have | ! arrived this |lace Wear, who : 3 3 ¥ . ¥ it ULy WY heard trom in Lotdon, near which Parned theiv fame by their effective- | mm————— s ar, who resigns th tist | pre which she valued most sho and her husband, FPrank eSS in strengthening the kidneys have done me a world of good and 1 \I; “\ i SRPRLES LU SUIIAG e LY Beek, the noted tinstator, have |and Keeping them well Plere g |! don’t hesitate to endorse them PAmba: Tribune ””( ATKEL St ( 0 accept jnounced as a birthday party, he I e fr e i e Price a0e, at all dealers Don't S i ¢ r Ithe cali al | ¢ di s hope erefore, thi “ ¢ € 1 i : l‘” i IS it cali to | tth fricnds suspected something of § oo e T T e e n ;; l‘;rst \'q’ work of th ti nd remembered Fer ae- iy e | Mrs. M. A. Brawere, Lakeland,|&et Doan's Kidney Pills—the same § o t S SanuiE v s hoRe o mider tlio oo \h Ver Beel quite & noted Savs: “Last winter I caught eold and that Mrs. Brawere had Foster 4 Ui Fany OVEn Il febnidls pis m a happy one for the littls I womai having 3 w1 1 believe that was vhat broaght on | Milburn Co., Props.. Buffalo, N. Y 3 automobile at lh(h-‘()m- best wi 5 it i G : M e e an aving - written several ing one and se-'new field of bocks, and being a valued contrih- MY Kidney trouble. 1 had a lot of ! Baptist World, mo: H 5 Bailey Mary L.ouise s A i : s i bisni utor to the leading magazines On | trouble from the Kidney otions other. He was | I'he coming of R Wallace Boulware, Clara Beth Stevens, Ruth | 4 of the Septomber number of |and was subject to headaches and S I A G P A' N I : approaching car Wear to Lakeland church will not Flanagan uey Wilkerson, Ruth and yad ladies who were ‘only be an additior I 1 found a very interesting article from [try Doan’s Kidney Pills and 1 <ot ; Ladies! Home Jonrnal may he [dizzy spells. A friend urged me to [ 3 | to Lal Minnic r, Mary \Weaver, Mar- i i $ 85 a gal'on <ide of the road. "to . State s faithfulne ot Pation ¢ yda i '(” |t:.];“ l”I 7 Hi : faithfuln ‘ ret Patterson and Helen \Woods e pen. Mrs, Ver Beck has been [ supply at the Lake Pharmecy. | In§ )\"IH«H‘LH‘- ! el \ g efforts in his formoer , i ‘ ; i : b i e Hraveling over the continent fop sey- | began using them and had relief 3 S R i, ] dent Order of Ollhl .\\nh W I‘mh I was well acquainted Svend-the-Day Picnic leral monthy as the cuest of Frances | right away. Doan's Kidney Pills 1. 8. Bencoek, Mulberry, Fla. | ir annual memorial in Birmingham. Ala made fo m Friday a congenial party cathered | pjodoese n Burnett, author ot “littl orning at the Cum- an enviable record His work in 3¢ Woodsid, the lovely home of Lerd Fauntleroy ; erian church. There Leuisville, Ky has had a marvel-{Mps. J. B. Thomas for a spend # e ¢ Al Rededorirdirofrddod i B E BB R BED OBEBHHH DG BB EDPH G PE@DHOEDE forty members gresent. 'ous growth, the Lord havinz won- A}, d ‘ RS LD (A s S ALtV ANOTIOR TO CON- [ surroundings no more ideal .\pnlf ‘FEDLRATI VETERANS | covld PBe found for such a day's b was preached by the 'derfully blessed his labors thoere irch. Rev. F. H. [ We congratulate the people of Lake p an appreciative congre- ;!:nui church in securing <uch alouting, Under the cool shade of the ! J T { Al veterans are requested to at an advertisement of youar o o Odd Fellows pronounced ‘good pastor and an excellent preach-{tpons the euests were most delight 4 " Bost dbaoial gas i . | ; [tend the regular meeting Sa arday, 2 B = est special sermons er. We extend to the new pastor | fully entertained and amid a merry Luty ¢ rat ]N‘lNln:lIH‘\. We have a | : | An 29, Sons o CLOTANS ArC T | : ard. and his family a cordial welcome to | flow of spivits and pleasant (low of o ’ dl ; ; A S oot SR quested to meet with us, as there are | dandy line. - [ ounr State and pray God's choicest{chat the hours sped away on feet i i ) fmatters to be discussed in rvegard [hompson has re- [blessing upon church and nastor. lvings At noon a bountiful lunch 3 | to the meeting of the State Division ym o pleasant vaca- | “Joe W. VESE | Was spread and the exhilaroting air 1 it o AN 4 the mouhtains of | Arcadia, Fla.’ had added such a zest to the ww-"i e T ‘.,v,“',“ {enali THESTV(_ESQRERIGHT ¥ 1 company with his “On assuming the duties of pas-[tite that all did full justice to the f 5 ; " Ieleher “and shan( tor, Mr. Wear found the church [tompting vis Those composing | QuaerlEs aRE RlGHT { 1 hushand. I 1 ar f [tempting viands. Th 1 T0 INVESTIGATE COT il Waynesville, Ashe-|heavily involved as a result of the e party hesides the host Were TON GOODS TRADE PRICES fi R E R |GHT i and while in|erection of the new building. In the : i : York, Aug 24 Corimer re members of a din- 'fall of that year plang were devised i 5 : # v ; oo s s i B ont Ralph M. Odelt oxpeets | Grove Park Inn, at for paying off the indebtedress, and ' ' e the United States hetween | @ rammell was the last Thanksgiving the last $2,000 YeS . . and oend of weelk to continue B8 IS LIKE CLOTHES i B ' {was paid. So quickly had the money ; § fari cipTa g tigations of the cotton zood b FEFRTTRLLL LI EELLRLL L L LT BRELE L TLLLLSLLLL LY T LR BRI R o o een "A1Se( ana so apic at neen ; 2 g raEn : I, Sutton, L. L. B.,|[the growth during these twe years I The soiled W hite AL liron : rday. He 1s repre- ! with the Sunday school, one of the i Crepe de Chene v | State institutions, 'largest in the city, plans for remod I o i Wl : : ty at Gainesville, Jeling and enlarging the wildin i w1 H‘. § : s College at Talla-pere discussed, resuiting i the |l can be Dry Clean Red Ccdar Shingles (A-No. 1) Delivered - $4.75 per 1,000 y calling oh all the 'beautitul church edifice now open ! ed and made \'.) o tudents and working (to the public look new again : ( D l ; ; 00 l 000 B i i J1CS - 5 clivere . cr ‘ {6 bes oL e (EkoHoh aboba iidbee o Cypress Shingles (A-No. 1) per 1, growing in a most /very beautiful, ! i e e i TR R0 A b n % A 4 d d r.—Ocala Star. !sky blue water color, while the t 20 (JUI]L. Corruga[(d Iron . 3.75 per sq. 5 ‘woodwork is finizhed in d ak K it b Our Process! ri'ed home The impro DeSoto Shingle Stains (all colors) «iw e SOperGal. % ence of sey cony with fonr class roon 1 ¢ s, where he t‘ur-ltlm'-% windows in the " al Dl’v C\CZIN!"Q, : re coming to Flor- | The pulpit has heen moved from | ' i K cre all zlad to [morth side of the building to the s the only neither Illinois | east end and pres BV EUY Sl G A . | | ver sent a bet- | ing effect. The COst t b A F b B ® ’ b la. He is a gen- [mated at $1,500 : o | s thod uilders dU \ i finger tips, de- | The church has grown n num-| M e P o p ywted State, and, !bers during Mr. Wear pratotate | Flynn (yives Satistaction r most 2nlight- Jand at pre t has ! North Side Lake Mirror A, C. Li: Rulway Rose Street ve farmers he day school i Baptist ehureh i CALL 405 v e one of her|the cit ne b 1 _ ind 1:1"1-;1‘rs>:\wl\\'ur]\\hu}. and is a credit to hotl LAKE LAN D onibear ig a hig [,;mur and congregat and conscience, ‘A splendid program ha en ar Drv ClcanlflQ Planl He is a fine ex-[ranged for 3 o'clock Phone 400 LAKELAND, FLA G, C. Williamson, Prop. cter will do for ; pastors of the city will speak vords [} c'or. Pine and North Tennesse Florida soil. i«rl greeting 1 1 alion laid on 'noon when severa " THE PALMS THEATRE [Pesiiis mesnseel Week Only SPIDER AND HER WEB HERE AND THERE | Auditoriun | Eurcpe effect T [ One Fifty Cent pack- {will the Woods' Dr - ——— | 1.0I1S WEBER-PHILLIPS SMALLEY ( ol 5 \.‘ J : lI ‘1 : R 2 g | age Symphony Lawr ~ GOOD-YEAR : | nbenatiod 9 tonight in the s THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA : Stationery and any o \bR(C);AMIGHTY Well, folks, we start the ! rived Or Fwenty-five Cent ¢ comedy el L e ity g | Rexall Toilet Prepar- 5 Fatty, the giga | 1 1 z featured. Two other comed Lot y j ation, the two for only ’?I\ICESS v the Edison g kel Forty-nine | ia Cents a heautiful ful lover SERVED MAJESTIC FATTY'S FINISH STYLE | x Keys ) Al ; [dke e ———— GRANDDADDY'S ) | / { NATURE'S TOUCH GRANDDAUGHTER EMPIRE DAY IN IN THE IHE .‘-L\KiffG» OF A BOY SCOUI . BAHAWIAS 1 | A fine educational feature