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

evens and little et, of Lakeland, and are guests at ,’ r uncle and aunt, . A. Weathers.— F. J. Hoffmau * from Avondale Where they conduct- hostelry this sum- yed the change but ‘back in Lakeland Ffriends are glad to racy returned this &'six weeks’ visit with fana. This was her ln a number of a thoroughly en- .eh her friends will Norvel]l left Tuesday relatives in Macon, her points in Geor- Dus rriendgc .for Lo LAY -~ nt trip. " She will Allen has returned ness trip to Jack- there he discussed fon with some of rans and from all e will be a large at- wearers of the gray of the annual gath- ts for the cominy! eland correspondent mes says: season is beginning ly new faces are seen d places of amuse- Jotels and boarding g, and those who artments to let are Paint, paper, cal- in evidence om d fences, which pre- Welcome to the new- long paved streets pnt white way, with in all directions in v that Lakelana is e city.” Farmers’ Club will ]nonthly meeting on 17, at the home of V. T. Wilder, near hool house. A full ired as this will be meeting—Ladies’ discussion, The Preserving, Ete. SICKLER, Sec. of the board of di- Women's Club, held and means for en- ‘ederation were dis- ng desirous of earn- unce to the general supper, to be gives Club building, Sat- from 5 to 8 o’clock. f only 25c. mbers are urged to fway and for further 11 Mrs. Walter Det- etective feature, the r you éver thrilled oplane dash down on to. See the wonder- the daring bandit. feature you have ever Y GOES DRY scream. Don’t miss ‘good for a hundred 3 ] COP AND THE LAR F comedy scream JR HAND rama, weli staged [USIC ALWAYS big for this big little house _{and singers. In Soczety 3 BB PGB DD DB S PESE Second Annual THR ovXNING TELEGRAM LAK ELAND, FLA, OCT. 8, 1814, “Z"E"E'O'Z"S"g By Elks g Ball a Brilliant Affatr FPEPFPIEE The second annual Elks’ ball, giv- en last night by Lakeland Lodge No. 1291, at the Elks’ club rooms, was a brilliant affair and, one greatly enjoyed by the large number in at- tendance, over two hundred being present to enjoy the very delightful occasion . The lodge room had been converi- ed into a beautiful ball room, bunt- ing in the lodge colors, white and purple, having been artistically draped around the walls and other- wise used to striking advantage. An interior decorator had just complet- ed the work of embellishing the walls above the officers’ stations with an Elk's head and the motto significant of each station, which were much admired, the artistic work adding much to the appear- ance of the already handsome lodge room. In the club rooms an entire wall had been ornamented with the words ‘“Lakeland Lodge No. 1231, B. P. 0. E.,” combined with which had been grtistically painted a giant elk’s head and a large clock, the hands of which were pointing to the hour of eleven. Amid these delightful surround- [ The Young Woman's Auxiliary of the Baptist church will hold their regular business meeting Saturday afternoon, Oct. 10, at 3 o'clock, with Mrs. E. C. Angell, 409 South Missouri avenue. All young ladies of the Baptist church are invited. i Friday Musicale to i Meet Tomorrow Afternoon The Friday Musicale will hold | their regular meeting tomorrow af- ternoon at 3 o’clock at the Episco- pal Guild hall. All members are re- quested to be present. HOLLINGSWORTH ITEMS The farmers in this vicinity are just about done setting berries and are getting ready for other fall crops. The acreage in berries is about the same as it was last year. Mr. Lowery and family have moved onto the Daxis flat woods farm and are going to crop there this year. Mr. G. W. Pecarce, wife and daughter, Ruby, were callers at the house on the hill on Monday. Mr. J. A. Kinsinger was out from town in his car on Wednesday looking over his plantation. Prof. J. E. Snowden, formerly supervisor of writing in the Tampa schools, is now in our midst in- structing a large class in the art of penmanship, and is realizing good results’ from his pupils. Those of us who arc not of the class can see a marked tmprovement in the writing of the members of the class. SCRIBE. USES OF THE HAMMER Why does the- man who is near down and out use the hammer? Is it because he expects some one to sympathize with him and listen to how hard it is to find friends that will loan him money enough to pay his daily expenses? Or is the fellow he does not like getting by? Seems to me a real business man has no tlme to sacrifice business in- AIJI)II()RIIJM III[AIR[ Auditorium Daffydill: If Mr. Weaver, the laundry man, got real hard up, would he put his clothes in SOAK? ———————————————————————————————— Four excellent reels and a classy vaudeville act is our offering for tu- night, one hour and a half of pleasing entertainment accompanied by the best of music. A Keystone comedy scream will be shown whicn assures you of a good, hearty laugh. FOLLOW THE WISE ONES LAMEY AND COMBS cleverest comedians An act worth while. comedy and song, Vaudeville's 12 minutes of changed nightly. LEST WE FORGET A thrilling one reel feature that will stir yeu. See this hefore leav- ing. ings, the beautifully gowned women and their escorts, in full evening dress, presented a scene long to be remembered. As the guests arrived they were received at the door ty Mrs. M. F. Hetherington, wife of the Exalted Ruler, and Mr. 0. M. Eaton, past Exalted Ruler. Shortly | after nine o’clock, dancing began.' and to the strains of excellent mu- sic, provided by the Auditorium or- chestra, the couples tripped the light fantastic until a late hour. Mr. T. B. O'Steen, as floor man- ager, filled this position splendidly and with the other members of the committee in charge of the affair, Messrs. W. L. King and P. E. Chunn, did much to make the affair the great success that it was. Delicious fruit punch was served all during the evening, and sand- wiches, pickles and olives were en- joyed during the intermisgion « When ‘“Home, Sweet Home” was played and the brilliant affair was over, all departed for their homes, everyone declaring the occasion to have been most delightful and one |- long to be remembered. terests and impose on the good of- fices of the newspaper man getting him to publish under special head- lines, “Notice to Public;” -something that will cause the party so adver- tised to feel just a little discomfort. Slang phrase—knock him. s it not ‘prudent to follow your | own line and let the other fellow |_ follow his? Does it do any good to do the other fellow as much harm as you can? I came to Lakeland to succeed with the town which is one of the best in Florida, and I have no ham- mer. Mine is a horn. M. M. HAYNES. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Furnished by the Security Abstract Oct. 2, 1914 and Title Co.) Carl G. Weinand to Leon Prine. M. A. Buzbee to Wm. Pearce. Florida Devclopment Co to Geo. S. Owen. Town of Fort Mcade to Geo. Mendenhall. S. DRr. SAMUEL F. SMITH SPECIALIST EVE, EAR,INOSE AND THROAT Eves ExAMINED GLassSES FITTED HOURS: 9710 12 A. M. 2T0 4P M. SUITE, BRYANT BUILDING LAKELAND, FLA. 3 SOSSPPHIOEOSOSLHE ON THE BORDER A western drama SUCH A COOK Keystone comedy scream WHILE THERE'S LIFE A great comedy drama THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA Lakeland's Choice and The B. P. 0. E.’s delight DOORS OPEN AT 6 P. M. Come early; only 1700 seats Special Tomorrow— XUTUAL GIRL THE uvm TRAGEDY A thrilling 2 reeler ~ oo oo B o o oo B Bridrdoelrriooipdodrdoded -] =] 8 % ey S [, (%] (—] Veterans Secured Homes for 130 veterans have been secured thus far, the committee to- day handing in the list complete to date as follows: : Mrs. S. L. A. Clonts.......... Mrs. M. L. McIntosh Mrs. Peterson Mrs. Wear .... Mrs. Mrs, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. TS, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. | Mirs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. 2 G. B. Murrell E. R. Trammell.. Guy Toph McCorquodale E. Bryant P. B. Haynes. L. L. Bryant.. George Wright . Geo. Watson [ () W. K. McRae.... C. G. Fletcher R. 0. Nettie Carlton . &) 3 We Jack Scarlet Browning McGlashan Flanagan Conibear Merritt William Norvell Coleman John Cox R. C. Colbert H. B. Morse N. A. Riggins J. Q. C. A. Owens M. T R M Tom Marshall Jim Wilson F. W. Barber .. Groover W. F. Johnson .... Eppes Tucker Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs, Miss Mrs. Mrs. e Willoughby L. E. Ellis .. Cresap Ottinger Fannie Blankihship Frailey B. M. [CR NS © (O] Tedder .. Rooms B. T. Hape Reddick John Hansard L. (Cocper G, C, Reise Mrs. W. L. Miss Sarah Polk Mrs. Lusk Mrs. Tillis gives ‘Those who will take veterans wlll please phone Mrs, 1. J. Jennings, Mrs, L. L. Bryant and Mrs. H. B. Morse and same will be appreciated. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs, Mrs. Mrs —— PLANT Full Dress Suits Sponged and Pressed 50c. We CLEAN Kid Gloves G PHONE 405 o 40*"0*!’0‘ OGP OIOPUPRPOUICT ON SUSPICION A detective drama. If you want to see a good picture, don’'t miss this. See the girl leap from one auto into another, both going at full speed. THE BLUNDERER'S MARK A cowboy story and one that pro- vokes a good hearty laugh GETTING VIVIAN MARRIED A farce comedy. It's some job but they succeed in tying the knot and if you don’'t enjoy this one—well come out to the ticket office and let (] talk it over. [CRN ) SN N CRON Long-Headed JohnMcGraw Orders 4 Royal Fall Suits HEN John McGraw, the Little Napoleon of base- ball, returned from t he world-tour last Spring, he brought a piece of rare linen secured in China. d exquisite fabric. No memento of the trip was earer to Mr. McGraw than this And we feel that he paid us, his tailors, the prettiest kind of a compliment when he brought this fabric to tl New Roval is a w R G “Milli>a Jsilar Loo k” ---it’s the Roy il Ta:lor l/mk!{ t T (I merchant iailoring First Game of the World’s Series at \ Auditorium’ Manager C. Green, with his usual progressive spirit, will show the world’s gurlvs games at the Auditor- ium on the electric diamond, begin- ning with the first game tomorrow afternoon. avail themselves of the opportunity to see these games at range and at the same time, by their pat- close ronage, compensate Mr. Green for the heavy expense to which he is Lakeland fans the |going, in shewing games play by play. LIELIND DAY CLEANING ?’ lII[ PALMS THEAIRE ‘\ ) Buauseyouwant "something 1 3 nice- clothes Royal this store The cost isn’t great mlur—-sm $17—820--§25---830 and $35 secures the utmost in Rnyal Tailoriug. output makes rhese amaziug prices possible for the best in ! ‘see us. All bascball fans should ' Royal Sunshine in York to be made into Tailored Summer suit. e Shops a And, by the way, Mr. McGraw a stylish dresser and of the best in June first notedly men's he has buyer ear. Since purchased no less than four Roy- al suits—two Norfolks and two business suits. You can order your Fall Tailored, too. In is a cheerful taker ready to there oval measure make a map of your body lines y send to the Royal. designing woms in Chicago or New York. You select your fabric from half a thousaad newest woolen weaves that your dealer has on display. A 1remendous C P ices:— As amazing as the peerless quality itself, $16, $17, $20, $25, $30 and $35 for the utmost in a custom-made Suit or Overcoat Moore’s Little Style Shop Phone 243 Rooms 7 and 8, Elliston Building We carry a large stock of tires, tubes, and other automobil e sup- plies, which we buy direct from manufacturers, at lowest cash prices, sell for cash, and can meet jany legitimate competition. Call and Lakeland Automobile and Supply Co. 3069 | CHpOE NOTICE School Children One PENNY Pencil given with every §C purchase. One 5C Pencil with every 25C purchase. 2 GENERAL DFFIE SUPPLY 5§ m]_ Opposite Kibler Hotei ! OHECHEHOMBHOREHON B OL BB DL B CHEHO S 0Lge ez not because youw. want 1 ecc Y Good prinfingis befter than cheap engraving. 7 ae qa;.u”r HARCOURT'& CO. INCORPORATER LO! UISVILLE, KY; UaS.A: HEIR, WORK IS THE STANDARD LAKLLAND 800K SiORE OOO"JOL'O‘J'} i GIFPOTOTOIOIVTOTOLQIOIOI0 TWO BIG EVENTS— THE MINSTREL SHOW By the Band boys And the EUROPEAN WAR Watch for announcement of date Some classy front to our theater; it is worth a dime just to look at the outside display. The Palms the- ater is the one bright spot on this side of town. Why look anywhere else for a good show; stay on your own side, and those that are over on the other side, look, stop and listen. Music, real music. Come one, come all, both great and small. Prices 5¢ and 10c. [ DHDEEOIOHIBOIODHOL : Bryan’s Splay An Insect lleslroyer and Disinfectant For Flies, Mosquitoes, Fleas, Roaches, Ants, and other Insects. Direction for use—Spray on porches, kitchen floors and around the sinks, win- dows, screen doors and all parts of the house. Prices: Quarts s5oc., .1-2 Gallons 8sc., Gallons -1.00 Sprayer soc. Put Up for and Distributed Pharmacy Kentucky Bldg. LAKELAND, FLA.