Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 14, 1914, Page 5

' akeland | To Sons Of | aconics Veterars! — The E. Kirby Smith Camp, Sons of Veterans, earnestly inviteg every son of a Confederate soldier in Lakeland and the surrounding conn- [try to become a Y camp. We also urge all members of the camp to attend our meetings, and take a greater interest in thé work . We are sure you realize the fact that vour fathers were the greatest soldiers and patriots that ever trod ‘upon a field of battle. This being true, then honor them as such by uniting with us, and help in ou} noble work. By doing this, if father is living it will make him a much happier man In his declining days, and if he has “passed over the ri(ur and rests under the shade of the trees” with Lee, Jackson and Kirby Smith, it will say to the w orld, “\\"\‘ honor the great deeds and revere the precious memory of the noblest father of all the world."” It is not the purpose of our or- ganization to foster ill feeling to- ward any person, but our aims are high and our purposes nonle. We urge all members to be present at a meeting to be held at the City Hall next Friday evening at 7:30. Come, and let us do our part in helping our city entertain the grand old men who will soon be with us. V. W. STEPHENSON, Commander. Criticism Of Lakeland By Northern Visitor! *land has many attractions— al, climatie, scenic. Perhaps, however, these have been so many and of such excellence as to some- what blind Lakelanders to some Lakeland defects that easily couwu be remedied. Your city park is as much an eye- i| 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 handseme ideals. In Sociewy SSEF2SP2PEPLINIS SRS DSEPITD Interesting Meeting W. C. T. U, The \Woman’s Christian Temper- ance Union held a very profitable meeting at the Cumberland Presby- terian caurch Tuesday afternoon witn a good attendance. The serip- ture lesson was read by the presi- byl : dent and prayer was led by Mrs. sor\c;;: lx:-mi-iflotm:r‘l‘ul:fn;iant o {Lance, a visiting white ribboner. pestiferous sandspurs in your c“y!Mlnutevs Yeto read by, the sostetary, park? Is it intended to harvest the‘Mms Yordagyleon andysoptored. i The roll call was responded to with crop and sell the seed? Or is the! : purpose to prevent its use as a rest newx'; itame. Amongisthem, s Flant Rl s e City’s eflortP to get rid of saloons. | the inhospiml{le sandspur 'Is con!ld: o thatiNs Slb s fuelteutiEate S g to sgc d_ry dry ‘and a largze major- A bubbling fountain in your park SOk Bentiokyls ecuntiesiare fdry, would be a x.‘grem and hez:‘.lhy con- 10 cthe _presldent'g IOV ot ilis il last year's work, she spoke of the R W D et ‘.essu.\‘ contest and regretted that, by ! ) i ; jan oversight, the successful essays to supply seats in the park? Else! why garish advertisements in the‘dm Aoty e Sate soonients v 8a 4 " s 1 Those of Leonard Pickard and Loyd {park? Even in dollar-ehasing Yan- o .o ceived | b i kee land there is much war against S Cu Lote Ly Fmention the sense-jarring and scenc-marring by “{(‘ BEa 0 president. signboard. 1 a}n surprised to find T\\ent-y doliars thas iheel jnon ¢, n S”»m“ A S B St s as contribution to the State fund. Fetiiiica e i S Mrs. Beebe, superintendent of Sun-. might be well used to relieve the Y ashooL otk Xepotteds hating Bt j | seen most of the superintendents of 'ur‘,}i‘l“m;"(;: I::\e W;::_ts ;“l‘.:g:;m"y Sunday schools in regard to observ- e park has a 3 J ” ing Temperance Sunday Nov. 8, Get That stripe, plaid or plain pattern— it's here neglected” air. and all except tw F p » : ] is A little effort on the part of Lake- i Pt two had agreed to “Millicn Dollar Leck for you—in the Royal Woolen display contribute part of the collection to i & 3 i It's the RoyaliTailcrcd look! now at this store. land citizens easily would eradicate the State work. — me the sort of coat you prefer, the lengih of lapel you Prices: — As amazing as the peerless quality itself, from their yards and their contigu- A good flower mission report was || Ee—: like; Wwhether sofi roll or flat criased; the shape of trousers, $16, $17, $20, $25, $30 and $35 ous street areas the vicious and S e e i Na fl and the general contour of the for the utmost in alcustom-made Suit or Overcoat unlovely sandspur. It might be, " Wilson. Mrs. Ley and Mrs. Flem- the sort of coat laist lines, en'ire garment. - Aiseve S K SR R ing were appointed as a committee We cut the swit to match your body and — Moore’s; Little Style Shop of pet in Lakeland. Fbkike MBIy s e ey pmsenir, W Phone 243 [Rooms 7 and 8, Elliston Building Tak member of this McCorkle, formerly cool dispenser at the Silver Pal- now with the Red Cross Jacy in the same capacity. —— Tedd Williams, of Tampa, L ting the Clyde Glenn Ad- e Agency, spent today in the n business. iy woman's Club will hold its . meeting tomorrow afternoon Club House at 3 o’clock. All rs are urged to attend. [ . Kenneth Hebb, of Sarasota, as been visiting the family of other, Dr. W. S. Irvin, goes tow today to visit her sister, Werner G. Jones. ce—— r a stay of several weeks at City, where she was the of relatives, Mrs. McCorkle turned to Lakeland. — . Paul Gardner expects to go to Tampa tomorrow to attend edding of Miss Frances Bond, takes place tomorrow even- Such a man is Frank Bushman, movie-star—a man’s man first of all— but a favorite in femine eyes—because he 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.” o vses gt Your Royal Tailor fabric for Fall is waiting for you. Your favorite shade of cloth; your favorite check, ——— . Geo. W. iDudley and chil- bf Lakeland are in the city on to Miss Hattie Dennis, West street, north. Mrs. Dudley has e circle of friends in Gaines- all of whom will be pleased to r.—Gainesville Sun. e — Choral Club The Choral Club held its regular Ppractice meeting Thursday evening | in the parlors of Mrs. F. W. Ea-; ton's home. ; The business of the evening was first taken up and disposed of, then 1st. That if “Illinois Visitor” . I.. W. Bates, Mrs. A. A. |the musical director, Mrs. Eaton,|lives in a city of similar size to bd and Mrs. Gary of Bartow joutlined the work for the winter, [Lakeland it has no park at all. better able to entertain. d to Lakeland yesterday and ,said plans being heartily approved 2d. That if he lives in a city The teachers’ reception wasg dis- the afternoon with Mrs. W. |Dby the members."After several chor- |boasting a park, it is not as well fcussed and committees were ap- tterson. Returning they took ,uses were thoroughly rehearsed, the [kept nor as attractive generally as pointed. It will be held with Mrs. pnd Mrs. Patterson with them, iclub adjourned to meet Oct. 15, at|the Lakeland park. Guy Toph [Friday evening, Nov. 6. after having supper with Mrs. ;7:30 p. m. 3d. That if his city ie under.'l‘ha committee on program: Mrs. pd, returned to Lakeland by 10,000 inhabitants, Lakeland’s Anderson, Mrs. Don Adair, and lawns, homes, business houses and Mrs. H. B. Morse. On invitations institutions generally are superior Mrg. TLey, Mrs. Fleming and Mrs. | BOOKS RECEIVED BY to those he has at home. We've Fujelle. On refreshments, Mrs. Mc- THE WOMAN'S CLUB |peen as far ‘North as Bartow Junc- [ Glashan, Mrs. Upson, Mrs. Turner, JLINOIS VIS . D y al Tailor e¢fficiency and big bolume ik i l].E]laI_\(())lct.\l;lTl()!“}-t. gcnsos.. A room and breakfast will :;,;,a;(",{'v:&c::::;{zfin‘;ai‘:fi'h— Iv{lich are, $16 $17, $20, 3 ’ . e furnished the delegates but they $25, $20, 835. will have to pay for their dinner ‘and supper. Poor Jacksonville! Perhaps if you did not have saloons to take your money, you would be The Editor’s Bets PRESS REPORTER. 3 F. Nichols & Son are just eting two more bungalows in Park, which are ings and desirable in every re- These people are the kind help to make a city, having in hirteen months of their resi- here built thirteen nice resi- . They say that if everybody as busy as they have been, no vould have any time to talk times. others may enclose descriptive llt- ing at the piano. The meecting was erature. Mrs. N. A. Riggins, Mrs. H. P. Cox and Mrs. H. B, Morse | ‘were appointed a committce to at- tend to this. Any one wishing te contribute without waiting to be seen may phone to one of the com- mittees. Businegs belng disposed of the meeting was turned over to Mrs. Anderson, superintendent of scien- tific temperance instruction. Sev- eral clippings were distributed an. read by different members. A leaHct on the Practicability of Scientific closed with prayer. The next business meeting will be Tuesday, Nov..10. 'MRS. H. B. MORSE, Press Superintendent. Office Supplies towns up that way. A membership contest is on with However, some of the criticisms Mrs. Beebe, leader of the Biues and made are well grounded, and p(‘l‘-'Mrs. Anderson, leader of the Reds. haps we need once in a while the i Results to be reported the first of observations of one of those kind|January, 1915. The losing side to of persons who can detect a mote a |entertain the winning side. mile away while failing to see the A letter from Miss Neal, State beams of beauty so thick about them | president, requests that cach union cannot turn around without!send as many boxes of fruit as ean The library committee of the Woman's Club desire to acknowl- edge with thanks the following gen- erous donations of books to the li- brary: From Miss Helen Cochrane: That Printer of Udell's. The Calling of Dan Matthew. The 8hepherd of the Hills. modern \tlon and know something of the |Mrs. Shaffer, Mrs. Jennings. they From Mrs. H. C. ng their heads against one. Hiavone! ban be obtained to the nationa) conven- The Lure of the Mask. ———————————————————————— tion in Atlanta Nov. 12-18. An b bbb ds4eS | contributors are requested to place their address on the wrappers as i'hls will be an advertisement as|Temperance Teaching was read by ‘woll as a courtesy to the 700 or'Mrs. N. A. Riggins. There will be | more delezates from all parts of the ['n meeting two weeks from today of United States. Boards of Trade and {the committees to report cn work | done. 4 REV. KARL LOTZ DEAD That's Qur Busiress Bought and Paid For. From Mrs. Edith Clemence: Whittier's Poems. Longfellow's Poems. Poe's Poems. Macaulay’s Ilistory of Enzland Rclling’ Ancient History. Karl Lotz, who spent last ¢ in Lakeland, died in Peoria, Oct. 3, and was laid to rest 3. He was born in Melsunger, any, sixty years ago. At the Pt 19 he came to America and Dr. SAMUEL F. SMITH SPECIALIST PHONE 136 GENERAL OFFIGE SUPPLY GO EYF, FAR,"NOSE AND THROAT ed his theological studies and spent most of his life us a mis- 'Y worker in the western .- His was a noble Christian cter—true and devoted to his until failing eealth fcrced him History of Greece. TFrench History. Outline Sketch of American Lit- erature. Studies in German Literature. Mormonism. EYEs EXAMINED ‘ GLASSES FITTED s please people. R E lT‘S the right kind of work and service that WE can please the most exacting Mrs. Donald Adair led the sing- Isn’t it reasonable to sup pose YOU too will find sat- § isfaction here? LAKELAND III.RY CLEANING G. C. WiLLIAMS, Prop. PHONE 405 The Toiling of Felix. Tha Foreigner. The Long Road. Mexico Today. Stories of Sherlocik Holmes. Physiclogy and Hygiene. Six Greek and CGerman textbooks. tire from active labor. st winter he and his wife spent inter in Lakeland at the home r. P. Ottinger and the friends ade here will be grieved to hem s death. He had a very wide of friends among the German ran people. f¢ funeral services were held the Lutheran church and we~ icted in both English and Ger- THEIR. WORK IS THE STANDARD WE CLEAN Many relativ % o 1 Bters :nthl;r:;lt?p;;l::::r ln:s‘: A B SOLU l E L l 4 ‘s to this good and well be- TUPHIDEDILDIPEBIED i man, - - = I OTAOS xw SOTOIOIOTOIOIGIO TG FOTOPOBO and Disinfectant THE BELLE OF THE SCHOOL |cAgr ADRIFT IN THE SOUTH SEA STILL CLOSER IT COMES Pae Phex Mesaniioss Ay 101 Bison THAT MINSTREL SHOW Fleas, Roaches, Ants, and AN WHO FAILED GIVEN BY THE BAND BOYS e I:‘iomcdy drama FRIDAY NIGHT other Insects. THE BANKER'S SON Thrilling melo-drama LAMEY AND COMBS comedy and A ) Because youwant something nice-not because you want to economize {' Good printing s better than cheap engraving € zre agenbs Sor HARCOURT"& CO. INCORFORATED. LOUISVILLE, KY,USA. HOURS: 9710 12 A. M. 210 4P M. PEPEEEd SUITE, BRYANT BUILDING LAKELAND, FLA. GGGt If Admiral does E. C. Auditorium Daffydills: Raffo likes devlied ham, prefer ANGELL cake? ell, , Some service, ism't it, You bet cher. Got to go to keep up with this little the- - Talk ig cheap but the WISE are not going to fall for a of bunk. When you want to Ah‘»‘ latest and highest priced TS in town, come here. PATHE DAILY WAR REEL ““ar and his troops. Tho French *ah Belgium. The Kaiser’s Wit BILL AND THE SUICIDE CLUB A comedy scream SLIPPERY SLIM.AND HIS TOMBSTONE Another comedy scream o ». THE TRAGEDY o] thriller; don’t miss it. 00D MUSIC ALWAYS l_‘EA'rm REELS—5 9¢, and 10c¢ too big for this theater iA two reel feature and a thrilling spectacle in Honolulu. This is the best ever; after seeing it you will say 80. reels and vaudeville will be our offering tonight and a thrilling two reeler among them. Now, listen folks, here's a little se- cret: This is between you and me, and don’t dare let it 20 any (unhf‘r. We have been accused of not ha\'m‘z our theater swept every day. Tsn't that awful. But here’s the secret. Our theater is SW T lt)' .lakf breezes all the time; our janitors name is GATE and when he gew 'mad he’s 2 FUMI-GATE and then we let the clocks run down so we can hear the ANTISEP-TIC. The Bostons won, s0 what do' we care. FOLLOW THE WISE ONES. THE WINNING OF DENISE“ A A thrilling Tndian two reeler, full o western ginger and daring. A story of a brave girl and her awful mis- take in handling 3 gun. Five featurs Come, laugh and grow fat. Mr. Laramore will appear for the first time before the public. Can you eat ‘em Jean, Larry looking into the faces of 500 people? Direction for use—Spray on porches, kitchen floors and around the sinks, win- dows; screen doors and all parts of the house. CAPT. BILL'S WARM RECEPTION In a brand new act, Comedy? Well, I guess song | Prices: Quarts 5oc., .1-2 Gallons 8sc., Gallons -1.00 Sprayer s5o0c. is the best ever 1 FRIDAY, THE 13TH THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA | How about it. Do you belicve 13 un- in [ Iucky. Come tonight and we will prove that it is not. Lakeland. Bob said to Jack, “Are you worried?” Jack replied, “Yes, Bob, I'm worried because we've only got three new Dpieces to play to- night, instead of four.” Tonight's show LOOK DOWN KENTUCKY AVE.. . The hizhest priced orchestra SEE THE PEOPLE ALL GOING? M—U—S8—I—C ! You might think to the R. R. station, but, no- They are crossins the tracks, passing Henley's Drug Store, and as they appear in front of THE PALMS IN THEY GO ! WITH ONE ACCORD! FALL IN LINE! Price 5S¢, 10¢ Lake Pharmacy Kentucky Bldg. LAKELAND, FLA. WELL, YOU BET We have it and hand it to you in JUST the RIGHT proportion DOORS OPEN AT § Come early; only 1700 seats Tomorrow—Keystone Comedy CAUGHT IN THE FLUE Watch for Special Friday program. Prices tonight 5¢ and 10c featyre