Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 5, 1914, Page 5

Case of Fire hone 5,000 SEEPEEELIPS . Adda Malcolm, of Tampa, is ng Mrs. Kate White at the Mirror Hotel. D. Rogells and son Jack have ned home after spending the er in Georgia with relatives riends. ss Esther Ley is at home again some weeks' absence wvisiting ister, Mrs. T. F. Alexander 'ampa. s Meme Davis, the daughter of Hon. D. W. of Ocala, is the guest of her d, Miss Ruth Ley, in tkis city. charming rs. Lula McColpin has returned keland after an absence of five ths which she spent in North Plina . — Whe Missionary Society of the eland Methodist church will at the church on Tuesday at i usual hour, instead of Monday reviously announced. — J. Edgar Wilson was able on the streets yesterday after g confined to his home several Bks by illness, the first sickness has experienced in thirty-nine 8, which is a wonderful ’ecord, ed. r. L. M. Bennett was called to fley, Ga., yesterday, by the se- illness of his sister, Mrs. W. R'Overstreet, whose condition was poreed as critical. Mrs. Bennett Bt up to Live Oak to visit her Ber, Mrs. Harrison, while Mr. jnett is absent. R s. Walter Detwiler and inter- pg children returned yesterday moon from Avondale spriugs, b., where they have been spend- ! several weeks at the hostelry iucted by Mr. F. J. Hoffman of § city. They report a splendid and were greatly benelitted in nith . dr. W. D. Nowlin has severed connection as editor of the Flor- Baptist Witness with this week’s and announces that he will ve to Atlanta, from which city ¥ li]l carry on evangelistic work. excellent family have many jands in Lakeland who wiil learn regret that they contemplate v ng the city. MrS A. L. Orrell has just been arged from the hospital at ross, where he has Yeen for ast three weeks, suffering from pelas which developed from a t injury to his foot while en- in his duties at Winston. His friends are glad to see that g8 entirely recovered, and are A k) & (AT inue to make his headquarters ' sakeland while working extra on ' i Jacksonville division. Mrs. Or- Bl, who has been spending seme at mountain resorts, is also ex- d to reach Lakeland tomorrow noon . MAJ[SIIC vestern 2 reel railroad story is good thing for tonight and it thriller of the first water. A d comedy goes with it, so you rest assured of one hour’s good rtainment at this theater to- ht . )Q GEPPPPBPIPIP PP S B SPPPPSDE GBS D IB DB BBPRG O BB S BB b AUDITORIUM THEATRE THROUGH THE STORM estern 2 reeler, a railrcad story t has no stops in the action, a ough ticket to Thrillviiie. A FRIEND IN NEED comedy drama with the punch GOOD MUSIC ALWAYS Prices 5¢, 10c MATINEES DAILY pleased to note that ue will | In So THL ..ENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., riety : :WWMWZWMZ BT EIPHIISHERESIOSISIIIEEIHED Miss Madge Newman Wedded to Mr. Price A marriage of much interest was consummated Wednesday uight when Miss 'Madge Lee Newman, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Newman, was given in marriage to Mr. James B. Price, of Kauka, at the residence of the bride's parents on East Lime street. The Newman residence was a ver- itable bower of flowers, roses, ferns and potted plants being used in pro- fusion throughout. To the strains 8f Mendelssohn’s Wedding March, Miss Mary McKay at the piano, the bride and her only attendant, Miss Georgia Fannin en- tered and were met at the impro- vised chancel by the groom and his best man, Mr. Hall Newman, broth- er of the bride, where thcy were joined in the holy bonds of wedlock lby the Rev. H. H. 'Newman, uncle {of the bride, Rev. Callahan, of the Cumberland Presbyterian church as- sisting. The impressive ring cere- ‘mony of the Presbyterian church was used. Dainty little Miss Edith Edmund- ison, of Auburndale, cousin of the bride, was ring bearer. The bride was gowned in white satin, lace draperies and carried a shower bouquet of white roses and | ferns. Immediately following the cere- mony a reception was held in the young couple’s honor, during which {a delicious ice course was served. | The bride and groom left on the 10:20 Coast Line train for peints in |the East where the honeymoon will be spent, after which they will be at home to their friends at Kauka, where the groom is a prosperous merchant. The bride has lived in Lakeland all her life, and has by her many charms and winsome ways endeared herself to a large coterie of friends, ‘Double Header to be Played Here Mon.; Lakeland vs Ft. Meade There will be a double-header played at the Athletic Field Monday afternoon between Lakeland and 'Fort Meade. The first game will be called promptly at 2 o’clock and the second at 3:30, The admission for both games will be ;0 cents and 25 cents for children under 12 vears of age. This being a legal holiday the stores will be closed during the af- ternoon and the biggest crowd of the season will be on hand to root for the locals. WIMAN'S AUXILIARY MEETING The Woman's Auxiliary of All Saints Episcopal church will hold its regular meeting Monday after- noon, Sept. 7, in the vestry room of the church. All members are urgently requested to attend. SECRETARY. Don’t worry—the European war will bring prosperity to Florida. Buy any realty offered at a bargain. |Lakelnnd realty will never be any lower than today. See me for bar- gains. Edward Bennett, Kim- brough Bldg. 3108 Lost—Amethyst setting from l brooch. Reward if returned to the Telegram office. 5,000 s Auditorium Daffydils: If a wom- lan tried to leave the millinery store without paying, could Mrs. E. M. HOLD-ER? ° e ———————————————— Six crackerjack reels and vaude- ville tonight. We have prevailed upon Miss Grace LaRue, Tampa's noted whistler and monologist, to come up and entertain our patrons for one night. Then we have Shorty with us jn one of his famous two reel western features, two com- edies and two dramas, then you can g0 home and know you have seen the best show in a long time. MISS GRACE LARUE In ten minutes of entertainment, comedy, whistling and monologue. SHORTY TURNS JUDGE One of the Shorty series. A 2reel western feature that has 90 horse power action. A JOKE ON JANE Sidesplitting Beauty comedy THE HYPNOTIC COLLECTOR Another fine comedy whose best wishes follow her to her new home. / The groom is a native of Jackson- ville, and is a young gentleman of sterling qualities, and who numbers his friends by the legion. The popularity of the young cou- ple was attested by the many hand- scme presents received, among which was a valuable tract of city property, the gift of the bride’s par- ents. Those invited to attend were Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Wilson, Dr. Mrs. W. S. Irwin and little Max- ine, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Aifarshall, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Fannin, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Terry, Master, Charles Terry, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Edmundson, Messrs. Boyd and Rob- ert Edmundson, Rev. and Mrs. Cal- | lahan, Miss Annabelle McKay, Mr. Langley, Mr. Franklin McKay, Mr. Lazelle Marshall, Master Claude Marshall, Miss Lutie Gracey, Misses Ruth and Elberta Marshall, Master Otho Reynolds and Miss Ruth Fan- nin. Miss Lanier Hostess To K. K. Ks. Miss Georgia Lanier was the charming hostess at Five Hundred to the K. K. Ks. yesterday after- noon from 4 to 6. After several interesting and ex- citing rounds at cards, a delightful salad course was served, Miss Lan- ier being assisted lqy her mother and sister, Mrs. W. B. Lanier and Mrs. Nelson. The time passed all two quickly and despite the threatening storm outside, all were gay and merry within, and everyone seemed un- willing to leave. Those present were Misses Helen Mary C. Conibear, Genevieve Morrow, Jackson, Gladys Wilson, Anna Mayes and Louie Layton. Business Houses To Close at Noon On Monday Sept. 7, the under- On account of Monday, being a legal holiday, signed merchants of Lakeland agree to close their places of business at 12 Monday instead Thursday, as heretofore: Bailey Clothing Barber Shop, o'clock of Phoenix Dutton-Harrs Co., {D. G. Owens Co., Hub Clothing i4'0., La Mode, Clough SLoe Co., {Cole & Hull, A. C. L. Barber Shop, McCrory Co. 5 and 10c¢ Store, Lake- land Book Store, H. C. Stevens, U. G. Bates, Wilson Hardware Co. (2 to 5), Henley's Drug Store (2 to '.‘.;. J. C. Owens, Cagle-Newsome Furniture Co., C. G. Cobb, Conner & O’Steen, Lakeland Furniture and Hardware Co., Minnie Reynolas, Williamson Clothing Co., Florida Elcctric and Manufacturing Co., W. B. Marcum, Smith Bres., J. W. Lanier, W. H. Wonds, Mayes Grocery Co., Model Hardware Co., White Star Market McCorquo- ‘ale & Co., J. M. Woods, W. P. Pillang & Co., E. P. Hickson, New Racket Store, Herron Stcre, Eng- lish Woolen Mills, D. B. Dickson, Jos. L. Tarlowski, L. B. Wever, 0. S. Van Huss, Lakeland Hard- ware and Plumbing Co., O'Doniel, Son & Co., E. G. Tweedell, Phillips Bros. Co., ‘l"i"i"i'd"i'” L SEOPEEFEESEPOOLIBBIIBD b THE FRAME UP Thrilling detective drama ,ON TOP OF NEW YORK A great feature dram THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA The highest priced orchestra in Lakeland will render Bridal Rose Overture Dream Waltz Sextette from Lucia Diarme of the Green Van Turkish+ Patrol DOORS OPEN AT 6 O'CLOCK Special Program for Monday— Labor Day MABEL'S NEW JOB Two reel Keystone Comedy Scream THE ONLY CLEW Feature drama DAD GOT HIS More comedy PAT DREW Direct from Montgomery's Tampa Theater, the Ragtime Singer and | SEPT City Manager’s Report Fla. Scenes to be to City Commissioners| Shown at Exposition (Continued from Page 1.) ter, in view of the superintendent’s statement that the plant is now ovetloaded, I am advising you not to permit any more new connections to the electric lighting system. In- terruptions of the service are prob- jable under the present conditions, and any further connections will lead to deterioration in the quality of the present service and increase the liability to interruption of ser- vice. The Tmhoff tank of the sewage disposal plant of this city has been cleaned out for the first time since its installation. The semi-sclid res- idue in the tank, or so called “sludge,” left from the process of lhqumcmmn of the solids in the sewage, was pumped out and drained off to a sludge bed. 4- 3. The sludge from the tank is of the usual humus type and, as it dries out, comparatively noffensive and somewhat like partly rotted leaf mold. 4. The report of the sanitary de- partment, filed herewith, consists largely of an inventory of the ve- hicles and apparatus belonging to the sanitary department and the street department. The report Ishows that the city is feeding 13 head of mules and horses at present. The plumbing inspector’s report shows that there were 29 sewer per- mits and plumbing penmnits is- sued in the month of August. Yours very truly, DONALD F. McLEOUD, City Manager. ‘Lakeland, Fla., Sept. 2, 1914, 35 Those desiring “Rooms for Rent” ‘cards will find a large supply of dif- 'ferent kinds at the Telegram office, for sale. Also anyone wishing a pocket card with all the fire whistle signals and location of city wards, with other valuable information can 'get one free by calling at this of- fice, tf B It has been estimated that during ing the present year 1,248,000 fac- tory hands in Russia have already participated in strikes. Yes The soiled White Crepe de Chene Gown or Waist can be Dry Clean- ed and made to look new again if allowed to go thr ough Our Process! Dry Cleaning 1s the only SAFE Method Flyrn Gives Satisfaction CALL 405 LAKELAND Dry Cleaning Flam G. C. Williamson, Prop. Cor. Pine and North Tepnessee . THE PALM NESTER UNIVERSAL THE FRUIT OF EVIL, WITH WALLACE REED AND DOROTHY DAVENPORT In the leading role So this is bound to be a gnod one with these two in it, for they are the best in the business REX UNIVERSAL LOIS WEBER IN “AN OLD LOCKET” Now if you want to see a good play well acted, during the ecivii war times, here is your chance UNIVERSAL IKE AND THE SCHOOL BELL This is a comedy and when Univer- sal Tke can’t make you laugh, see R. E. Lufsy at once and tak2 out some insurance. Second scenes of LUCILLE LOVE Monday night WW*@@M@MQ@'&*W Wi‘efii'*im«hwi"i'@fg l ) These out to’ (Continued from Pago_ s 4 still undeveloped resources. booklets not to be handed feach visitor, but to be mailed to their home addresses, for it is well | known that the average Exnositicn 'visitor is handed so much Iiterature that the most of it is dumped at the! first convenient stopping place. In obtaining the names and mailing: these pamphlets, inquiry would be madeas to any special featnres about i Florida in which the visitor may be interested and the names and in- l formation so obtained would bJ mailed at the end of each week to the secretarics of all trade Ol‘_L:ml- zations in Florida that arg affiliated with the movement for Florida rep- resentation at the ‘Exposition. “It will be readily seen that these features alone, if there were no exhibit at all of Florida proad- ucts, would prove a valuable means | of presenting Florida to the favor- able attention of the many thou- sands who will visit the great fair, and it is estimated that such repre- sentation could be provided upon a thoroughly first class scale at a cost of from twenty-five to one hundred thousand dollars. “It is the idea of the commission |to raise these funds in two ways, or chiefly so, namely, by means of the sale of a souvenir “Florida dol- {lar,” which is being dore in Mon- tang, more than thirty thousand of ,these having been sold in that Stmrl already, and also by meang of the | Isale of picture films to the various counties or sections of the State, who will raise funds sufficient w cover the expense of such amount of film as will represent the advan- tages and attractions of their sec- tions to the visitors. “It is now up to the various coun- ties and sections to uphold the hands of the commission appointed by the governor and to do all they can to make the presentation of this part of the State all we want it should be.” The Bartow Courier-Informant says that if a vacancy in the Sen- ate occurs by reason of Senator Bry- an’s resignation and Governor Tram- mell should become a candidate he would have a walk-over in the race. COPYRIGHT BY 5 V. PRIGE 8 & Fashions |lana Fabrics For Autumn 1914 You may well marvel at the magnitude of our showing of 1914 fabrics — the greatest aggregation oflvoolens we have ever shown. In assembling this vast assortment, almost limit- less in scope and varievy, we searched the markets both here and abroad. The very cream of the leading American and European mills is featur- ed in our incomparable showing. Every fabric is all wool—not a single thread of cotton is to be found in our entire line. Leave your order to- day—full satisfaction to ev.ry customer. MOORE'S Little Style Shop .2 .8 Phone 243, Rooms 7 and 8, Elliston Bldg. OO EHOEENOE DO EHD BB D BO SO S O D OB NewSchool Books Lakeland’s Public Schools will open September 14th T b0k S The New State go into effect ALL BOOKS We have would advise getting your Bc rush. SHOERCHEORECH ¥ Exchange value on old Books that were in use in the Public Schools last year, when traded grade for grade. Absolutely no Books sent out withouvt Cash, as they are consigned to us and must be paid for as they are sold. & QK S0 K Ok Everything in school supg $ a good supply of these Books on hand and Big Values in School Tablets our Speciality. Lakeland Book Store FAHEL Adopted Books this year and Will Be NEW &4 O oks and Supplies before the Qg el ouls Zalluliatlud Qe plies. We save you money. OSSO OO ORECH ORI OIS S00R G oefoeBrdolll & S THEAIRE 2 L2 Bl S Lt R Tl D08 2 LT LY B @ E Ladies, gentlemen and children, ‘here we are again, on, Seturday night, as usual, with the best show in town—three reels of good pic- tures. They have to be, for when you see a good picture it is one of those Universal films. The kind we handle. See a good time, then finish yvour shopping and get home early so that you will not be late for church in* the morning, and re- member, our band ' plays out in front tonight and Mr. Laramore will sell tickets and hand out his smiles, . better *than Mr. Clough ‘when he has just sold 13 pairs of $5 shoes. Regular price, 5¢ 10c OOV 0‘2'8 NOTICE WING to the con- tinued advances of all goods in the (ll;iig line, we find it neces. sary to enforceour cash system to the letter. SO Rud 20 ARSI T S0S0% 0 2= A0 S Erid PROTOPOPO0- We appreciate the pat- ronage you have given us in the past, and if you will continue giving us your business in the future, we will give you the benefit of all cash discounts possible. Lake Pharmacy O POE 30 HOBOBIO O BOIOTOD QIO QB R=3 B0 OO0 BB RBIPAIP B 5