Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 13, 1914, Page 5

and ics i % Phone 5,000 B. Streater are e son, born yes- on and children ning from Cuth- jhey enjoyeda sev- with relatives. delightful time. will deliver the of five lectures and Practice” Bon at 3:30 p. m. 'p. m. ‘Vednesday tors arc cordially e lectures. hrane is having u dded to her home, lsing business de- ane has one of boarding houses in she is forced to ge for the lack of , & valued attache of Jeweiry Co., who to his bec by ill- two months, was town for the first , to the gratifica- jnd his many friends times alarmed at ch became quite of times during now fast gaining will soon be him- rectory, which is ady grove just be- urch, will soon be cy. Rev. Bolton the moving of his and have every- sbape before the re- iton, who has been fennessee. The rec- mgalow type and is home, equipped 'all modern conven- on Palmetto street from the Lake Mor- K will be onc of the pngalows in the to Miss Groover one of the most take place in so- — . eonsummated today . Harry Tdmonson ! n become the llans’ grocery, and p for business. Mr. conducts the White pining the grocery, to the corner store, binin oth establishmenrts. ‘Bas years of experi- thé g1 y busiaess and was valued attaches or ry. Mr. Robert- a oo 1 meat trade nen will form a ‘which wili no doubt en- to their t them in the for their occu- ¢ of the Boy Scouts is ld at 7°30 p. m., at p Friday, Oct. 16. and new, should be ant matters to be|. THE «vXNING TELEGRAM LAK-EL'-L\'D, FLA., OCT. 13, 1914. 'iGreat Ball Game On Local Grounds Thursday Afteriiocn| The world’s series will take a back seat and be forgotten on Thursday afternoon, for, on that date, Oct. 15, IA. D. 1914, the Elks team and the Lakeland Reds will play ball on the local grounds. There has been some specuation as to who the Lakeland Reds are, and after a confidential tete-a-tete with the Honorable Jimmy Holcomb, the handsome manager of the Elks’ team, we are informed that they are no other than the original Lake!and players. The Elks team declare that such stars as Billy Garletts, Ginter, Sawyer, Watson, Smith, Spivey and the other celebrities who compose the Lakelana Reds have no terrors for them for they are going into the game to win. There wil! ‘be a big crowd on hand to see if these gentlemen are rea! truthful citizens and also to enjoy a gond game, probably the last until next year. The game wlll be called at 2-45 sharp, and the admigsion will be 25¢, the gate receipts to go to the Elks’ charity fund. Woodmen to Have Unveiling On Sunday Afternoon The Woodmen of the World will unveil a monument Sunday after- noon to the memory of Mr. John Aylor at the Lakeland cemctery, the exercises to take place at 3 o'clock. ! There will be music by the band, an address by State Manager Dame, and ' other interesting features, which 'the public is most cordially invited to attend. "“Next March the State convention ‘of the W. O. W. will convene in sLakeland at which time about 80v delegates will be in attendance. This order is one of the strongest from a financial standpoint, in Flor- ida, having nearly one million do:- lars invested in Florida securities, $50,000 of which is in Lakeland school bonds. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Furnished by the Security Abstract and Title Co.) Oct. 10, 1014 . George Prichard to F. E. De- Vane. J. ard. M. O. Feagin to Earl B. Way. R. H. Bryson to John Hidick, et al. -Atlantic Land and Improvement Co. to A. C. L. Railroad Co. Thomas L Wilson to R. I. ris. Annie Bell Davis to Mont J. Til- lis. Sarah M. Nydegger. M. L. G. H. et al. John W. Creel to J. A. Hicks. Gecrge Warren to J. R. Basiger. Oct. 12, 1914 William T. Abbott to H. ter. 4 J. D. McPherson to Mrs. Thompson . D. Witschen to George Prich- Har- Clarke et al. to A. C. Long. Long. Norvel Robinson to J4 C. Edwards to J. C. Brooks to W. C. K. Sal- Myrtle Florida Highlands Co. to Geo. S.' and Irvin King. L. K. Bell to Jacob N. Spanabel. Florida Lakeland Homes Co. Howard M. Benett. N. E. Thornhill Christian church. to to trustees of -|at Rosalie and went for fish for din- Lakeland Men-- | | 1 3 got the best camp cooked dinner ' Enloy Flne ever served in Florida, and it was Campmg Tnp washed down right, too. Then we saw Catfish creek, the east end of Edicor Telegram A quartet of the Seaboard railroad, the lovely jolly good fellows—C. Fred O'Don-[‘“bl'fle lake country, and wistful iel, Chas. Robison, Mack Sumner Lake Wailes at sunset. That village and Albertus Vogt—Ileft Lakeland |1S an up-to-now good one, with both iast Wednesday morning for a mo-|the A. C. L. and Seaboard rail- toring trip of three days and a run |Foads, and many modern advan- of 350 miles in Fred’s car. The lat- | tages. Then a night run to Bartow ter was provisioned with the best|2nd home. in the market, to be added to en- ‘Enroute we saw many most beau- route, with every kind of tropical | tiftul lakes and farms and citrus fruits, etc. groves and fine crops of sugar cane, The first day's run included Bar- and vegetables and perfect grape- tow, Fort Meade and Bareah, and fruit and oranges, and wc¢ enjoyed on to Arbuckle Island and ihence to every mile and moment of it and the John Roberts’ groves on the every one of us would like to take south side of Lake Damon, inspect- You with us when we are going to ing the citrus fruits and game pros- do the same trip again, on Nov. pects enroute. ‘20 and on for a whole week, and The fruits are the brightest and then as we journey by the way- best in years with never a white fly side we will IAVE. or scale. The quail and squirrels ready and go with us and see and seen by the roadside were very Wwo'll fetch you in feeling fine, fat many and at Bareah the Bonnetts, and frisky, for there are lots and Lees and Lightseys had just killed three bears, making a total of seven since June, and reported deer and turkey plentiful. On Wednesday night the party camped on the Roberts’ lawn in the midst of one of the finest citrus fruit groves in Florida. Went fish- ing by moonlight and again in the early morning Thursday and caught enough fish for breakfast, which the amateur chef, Robison, broiled and fried brown. A run was them made into Bee Island, where the party was feasted on as fine Florida Fav- orite water melon as ever smiled on a vine. Then on to Avon Park and back to South Frostproof, and west rinto the Langford settlement, on the !west side of Clinch lake, and north to North Side across the canal, east lto North Frostproof, and across i Blue Jordan into Kissimmee Island, and to camps at the Davis sheep pens. Here another jolly good night of cooking and feasting, and glad dreams. At 5 a. m. on Friday the party was up and breakfasted, then off to Kissimmee lake and up its shore across one of the most magnificent and valuable prairies n America through the pastures of the Light- seys, Lewises, Stokes and Zepperers. ) Here the splendid herds of Grades and Shorthorns and Polled Angus cattle were seen in thousands--sleek and fat with never any feed but the native g rasses, would gladden the hearts of the biggest and best cattlemen in America, and our par- ty as a unit declared ‘“No danger of a famine in Florida. By noon we had crossed the canal ' sides of that road for the entire dis- tance and we know how to get 'em, and when it get right down to jokes and songs and scenery and good cooking and bon-cameraderie, we'll keep you laughing and glad to be along and alive. But do you know there was one exclamation by that quartet when we got into Minor Stephens lane, and Lake Hollingsworth Love in sight? Fellows, this is the best yet. There are a mighty fine lot of young women in this town. The one tha. a wise woman in her generation. But there are other young women in this community that are leaving undone one of the things they ought and would do if they were posted, and that is get a rope quick on to Charles Robison and Max Sumner, for these two boys are chefs right and they can wrestle with pots and dishes. We burned 21 gallons of gasollne, we ran 349 miles, we crossed sand hills, sloughs and creeks, we never got stuck; we had never a hlow out or other machine trouble. Fred O'Doniel is a chauffeur at hoth ends, and in tne middle, He can keep speed up to 20 miles an hour, he is as good judge of women ag are the others of the party, and one of em is a past master and ere many moons we are going to take our good ‘wives and our sweethearts for an entire week of this identical trip. 'And do you do likewise, for the deer, wild turkeys, quail, squirrels and wmipe will all be ripe on Nov. 20 ‘and we got ’em located. In all of our three days’ run and two nights in camp there was never an obscene story or whisper of scandal, and God was glad and good to us. Brlporeg B PR PGSRBS oehd DRr. SAMUEL F. SMITH SPECIALIST ALBERTUS VOGT. TLakeland, Oct. 12, 1914. EYE, EAR,"NOSE AND THROAT SEFHISTHSIHALIILEDIBIID LAKELAND DRY GLEANING : PLANT= Full Dress Suits Sponged and Pressed 50c. EYES EXAMINED GrLASSES FITTED THPO IL 3 PHHED HOURS: 971012 A. M. 2To 4P M, D@ ey PHONE 405 Cor. Pine St.& N.Tenn.Ave. SUITE, BRYANT BUILDING LAKELAND, FLA, Iner. Later, at Hatchenelia creek we | But you get' cords of good things to eat on both | lassoed Fred O'Doniel was, and is, | i | We CLEAN Kid Gloves | Girls: That Good Looking Francis X. Bushman is a Royal Tailored Man Nobody respects a namby-pamby lady’s man. But all the world loves a manly-man who is clean in body and in mind—who enriches a handsome figure by main- taining a handsome character and handsome ideals. Such a man is Frank Bushman, movie-star—a man's man first of all— but a favorite in femine eyes I+ symbolizes wholesome living and good taste. And by the way—when Bushman is slated to play the part of a million- aire clubman—a fashionable man about town—he puts on his Royal Tailored clothes. That’s all the “make-up” he needs. For the Bushman face and fig- ure plus Royal Tailored clothes just naturally make “That Million Dollar Looks.” Tailor fabric for Fall is waiting for you. Your favorite shade of cloth; your favorite check, stripe, plaid or plain pattern— it’s here Million Dollar Look” f,r you—in the Royal Woolen display It's the Royal Tailored look! now at this store, Prices: — 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 . Your Royal K \m\wm aRe Name the sort of coat you prefer, the lengsh of lapel you like; lohether sojt roll or flat creased; the shape of trousers, the sort of coat laist lines, and the general contour of the entire garment. Wa cut the suit to match your body and mind in ebery detail I’s only because of Royal Tailor sfficiency ard big bolume thar Royal prices are possible— lwhich are, $16 $17, $20. $25, 830, 835. CARD OF THANKS FISH, OYSTERS AND WOOD. Phone 258 Red. Also agent for Marvello R. O. Park. 3280 We desire to sincerely thank the Face rreparations. many kind friends for their acts of kindness ana sympathy during the illness and leath of our ioved one,I Miss Carrie Finger. Such acts will be emblazoned on the tablets Mi memory, and serve to alleviate the | deep sorrow into which we m‘nl ‘plunged. At such a time may each of them be surrounded by such kind friends, is our wish. l W. L. FINGER AND FAMILY. Office Supplies That's Qur Business PHONE 136 GENERAL OFFIGE SUPPLY CO. 'WANTED—To sell or exchange for farm, book and stationery store. A real opportunity. J. P. Garri-' son, Elberton, Ga. 3283 l Because you want something nice-not because you want to economize Good mtmg is better than cheap engraving. e are agenés Sor HARCOURT & CO. INCORPORATED. KY, USA. LOUISVILLE, THEIR, WORK IS THE STANDARD LAKELAND BOOK SIORE Nina Mizelle Carson to Thomas L. QRSO Wilson . Scout Master. D BB IR IIBDBDE BB ~ FOIDTOOG | mww‘owowm G OHODIOPOPOINGOEIBOTHIO POGVOLOIOTOPOPOODOEOE0E a' 2 o ESTC || Ao nighest priced ser- Lakeland DAILY NEWS jege Shown Today § SCHEME Ing Bunny comedy NIGHT CALL in which a docton detective j MIRACLE reel feature with an lent story N MUSIC 5¢, 10c uw’ll find it here AUDITORIUM THEATRE Auditorium Daffydills: If Roque- more’s hair fell out and he wore a young lady's wig, would he be a MAIDEN HAIR FERN? Wash the dishes quick tonight, maw; get out paw’s biled shirt, fix the kids all up nice and come on down to the Auditorium for they have got the greatest show that ever hit Lakeland—six all featurc reels and vaudeville and music by the or- chestra the whole town is raving about. A Keystone comedy. scream, another funny comedy, 2a comedy drama and the greatest three reel Indian feature ever made. FOLLOW THE WISE ONES SHE OF THE WOLF BREED Folks, here’s a three reel Indian feature tonight, a gripping story of the Alaskan gold fields featuring Gene Gauntier, the cleverest woman in pictures that will live in your memory. Worth the admissicn alone. Don’t miss this one; it's 2 hum-din- ger. QM"!"S“" i" THOSE COUNTRY KIDS A Keystone comedy scream featur- ing Fatty, king of comedians. A rip snorter. SAVED FROM THE FLAME A thriller from thrillerville. A lala pa-loosa IN PERIL'S PATH A comedy drama with a punch. A |THE MAN FROM THE CITY jim dandy A virile drama of love and adven- ture; don’t miss it. THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA | LAKELAND'S CHOICE | |THE PASSING OF THE BEAST WITH DOROTHY DAVENPORT AND WALLACE REED 4—REELS—+4 FORD STERLING in HEARTS AND SWORDS A two reel feature and as Ford Sterling has the leading part you can bank on a good, long and merry |laugh. Doors open at 6 o'clock Come everybody; only 1700 seats LAMEY AND COMBS Tn a brand new act, comedy and song Special Thursday— Keystone Comedy CAUGHT IN A FLUE BRINGING IN THE LAW Western 3 reeler Watch for Friday's Special Program This can’t help but he good MUSIC BY THAT ORCHESTRA THAT HAS GOT OTHER OR- - CHESTRAS WORRIED Judge for Yourself . THE PALMS THEATRE SOFGIOPOIGBOSHOOIUSUBLUIT VBT O IO B0 wmwmm»oaww @ Bryan’s Spray An losect Destroyer and Disinfectant For Flies, Mosquitoes, Fleas, Roaches, Ants, and other Insects. IT IS ALMOST HEB.E! THE BIG MINSTREL SHOW FRIDAY NIGHT Direction for use—Spray on porches, kitchen floors and around the sinks, win- dows, screen doors and all parts of the house. And remember we have only 300 seats. The little house with the big crowds, four big doors open and plenty of fans whirling. Prices: Quarts soc., .1-2 Gallons 8sc., Gallons -1.00 THE ONLY PLAY HOUSE ¥ IN TOWN Sprayer soc. THAT IS SCRUBBED Once a week AND SWEPT OUT BEvery day. § | Lake Pharmacy Kentucky Bldg. LAKELAND, FLA. We Surpass Others In COURTEOUS TREATMENT Owners of this theater are the young men who compose the Lakeland Mil- itary band. Our price tonight is 6c, 10c. Bveryone invited. .