Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 20, 1914, Page 5

ELAND ICONICS § Fire Phone 5,000/ a Furpless, who has he past week, is report- oviDg - i Douglass, of Charles- is a visitor to the city, Mrs. C. Hanson. —ihe name of a sweet ho arrived yesterday to home of Mr. and Mrs. cLeod . w. Mann, of Winter or attending the Federa- s, and is the guest of Mrs. M. T. Brassell . . Woods, proprietor of Drug Store, is confined py illness, which his trust will be of short he illness of the rector, d Boiton, there will be All Saints church on . 23. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. frs. L. W. Goodyear, en living at Dunnellon two years, have Tre- eland and are now re- p home of Mrs. Good- parents, Mr. and Mrs. early tourists are Mr. h, of Mountain View, gfr. H. M. Ferrell, of Il. They are guests of Sanitarium and intend winter there. Mr. F. of Jacksonville, Fla,, Sanitarium. friends of Drs. F. H. B. Hanna will be de- pow of the arrival of . J. H. Blackman, of , parents of Dr. Grace, winter in the Egyptian Rev. Blackman :is de- Florida and thinks of locating in Lakeland. Federation La Declare They Have Enjoyed Lakeland I A number of the deleg live on the West Coast lef ternoon, but the majority will go out on the early trains tomorrow . Every one express es themsely |delighted with the cordial . and the gracio ates who t this af- oo welcome ospitality ac:ord- ed them by the people of I;akaefl;:: Many of them have been heard u; declare: “I thought my town was pretty and progressive, but [Lake. land has us beat way yonder. Your town is so CLEAN, your streets so beautiful and your homes so well verything about the town looks so up to date. We will all go home and sing Lakeland's praises. Jt is a beautiful town and has about the nicest people in it we ever met.” Lakeland enjoyg entertaining vis- itors within her gates—her people are big hearted, and as hospitable as can be found in the country and it gives them pleasure to show off Lakeland and to hear people kind things about the town. 'Maeterlinck’s Blue Bird To Be Given Tonight —_— The Florida Federation has brought to this convention Mrs. Eleanor Bingham, a reader of much talent, well "and favorably known throughout the country, and it is our great desire that she be enjoyed by the people of Lakeland as well as convention delegates and sisters. Mrs. Bingham will give Maeter linck’s Bluebird tonight and Prof. McLean of Tampa has consented to stay over and sing again for ug and the Federation and hostess club ex- tend a most cordial invitation to all who are interested. MRS. WILLIAM HOCKER, | President F. F. W. C. MRS. GEO. M. WRIGHT, Pres. Lakeland Woman's Club. say {hill in ot 3 THE EVENING TALEGRAM, LAK Lakeland Highlands Scenery Eye To The Fedefation | —_— “We didn't know there wag any scenery in Florida like thh,". was the exclamation heard on every hand yesterday afternoon when the wom- en of the Florida Federation reached .!he summit of the hill on which is located the Country Club house. As. the eye swept the country for miles and miles overlooking a panorama ' it does of the Blue Ridge mountain ccuntry of North Carolina, it ig lit- |(.r hill and valley, reminding one as !tle wonder that the large throng of jWomen unanimous}y dedlared that the trip to the Lakeland Highlands Country Club is worth coming from any part of Florida to see. As the cars went down and then up the Ilong steep inclines, finally entering the lovely House, grounds of the Club which rest on the highest Florida, having an altitude L 27 feet, and the ladies looked acrosg the intervening valleys and saw, on the one hand, the business Douses and residences of Lakeland six miles away, their eyes also rest- ing on the many acres of thriving 'orange groveg which surround the Club House, with beautiful Banana lake nestling at the foot of the hills, it can readily be seen than they were perfectly carried away with what the hand of God and man had wrought and were glad indeed to be privileged to view this lovely scen- €ry. The people of Lakeland deeply ap- preciate the great generosity and splendid hospitality of Mr. Hallam, who so delightfully entertained lakeland's guests on this occasion. For the benefit of our visitors who are not informed in the matter, we desire to explain that the Club ‘House is a private enterprise, owned as are several thousand acres of land surrounding it, by Mr. Hallam and his associates, and while not even a meal can be purchased there, hospitality alwayg reigns supreme, 2nd, any of Lakeland’s guests are al- ways handsomely entertained when opportunity affords. The Club House, we should explain, is maintained for the comfort and convenience of residents who purchase ELAND, FLA., NOV. 20, 1914. @l WALK UPSTAIRS AND SAVE $3 TO $s S Will Be Even The Turkey Well Dressed This How about yourself? From every plain indication this will be the greatest Thanksgiving Day in Amer- ican history, and it ought to be. Every red blooded American has a big reason to bless his birth rigbt this year. ‘Then. surely, you want to give thanks; looking and feeling as though you meant it. SAVE $3 TO $s5s November 26th. The Big Eats that you put on the inside are not nearly as important to the Thanksgiving spirit as the good clothes you put on the outside. Clothe that physique you call “Yours Truly” in a re 'l Royal Tailored~to-order Thanksgiving suit---and enjoy the regal look outside while putting the regal bird inside---on SAVE $3 TO $5 To be Royal Tailored is to be costumed like a World’s Champ. George Stallings will sit down to his Thanksgiv- ing dinner---Royal Tailored! Beach and Glenn Curtiss---all Royal Tailored men, and rt the top of the column in their class. Royal Tailoring is for 100 per cent. men! -leaders. That's why my clientele embraces the biggest business men, professional men, city officials, tradesmen, railroad men and So will Frank Gotch, Rex and red blooded Am ricans in this City. 'l o \northern very charming ladies ' I |winter homeg of Mr. Hallam. o meeting of the Feder- | n 2 R D. O. Henry, of Live ' [Henry has been for pply interested in Fed- and ig one of the most bers of the Woman's Oak. She hag a rare g personality and it is re to meet her. ng the home of Mrs. ing caught fire near h on the second floor, tment putting it out jamage was done. How ated no one knows un- om a falling cinder. g wishes to thank the d the citizens for their | in extinguishing the WORK DONE BY BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY DUR- ING THE PAST YEAR The excellent work done by the Ladies’ Missionary and Aid Society of the rl"‘imt Baptist church is evi- ‘denced in the First Baptist church associational report from October, 1913, to October, 1914, which is as follows: City mission work, home, foreign and State $293.95. Total, $640.04. Persona] service report from Jan- nary, 1914, to October, 1914, is as follos: Visits to sick, 383; general visits, $346.09; missions, bou- ,independent. “What the poor man Ineeds is not a crutch, but a ladder” (thus assuming their share in the up- iift of the world. | MRS. E. . ANGELL, President. The Woman's Missionary Society will sell hot coffee, chocolate, sand- wiches and cake on the church grounds in Dixieland this evening Nov. 20, beginning at 7 o'clock, at reasonable prices, for the benefit of the Dixieland church. The ladies will appreciate a good patronage. Please come and bring some one with you. Soon after dark last mighu it be- gan to grow chilly and this morning a brisk, cold wind was Dblowing which has made overcoats comfort- WALK -UPSTAIRS AND Come in and let me show you how you can secure a Royal made- to-measure suit, the utmost in custom tailoring, for $16 to $35! Come in --and you’ll have a mighty good wardrobe reason for giving extra thanks on Thanksgiving Day. Latest Conceits in Ladies’ Coat Suits- Stirts to Measure Prices Reasonable To-Measure, $16.50 and up Look here before buying elsewhere. Expert Alteration on Garments for Men and Women We repair and Alter your last Season’s Garments according to Requirements r8. J. H., A. Bruce‘673: visits to strangers,l 46; . in Lakel spend | quets, 93; testaments to convicts, 8 : nd ar:e;;?lgwwaf:fly ‘114; religious papers distributed, 96; 45 this morning and at 2 ?'flOik heir host of Lakeland jserviens held at convict camp, 2. this afternoon had reached 52 de- are located at the| This personal service department grees, which is real winter wenlhn.r ming down on the|of our work is a very broad one. Its for Florida; in fact, Lakeland ex- ton to Jacksonville ! object is to arouse Interest in com [perienced very little "colder weather ed the worst weather 'munity-wide matters: Cleanliness 'all last winter than the brand' that d he had experienced {in the neighborhood, the raising of is being handed out thus early . able. The temperature registered Cleaning and Pressing Full Satisfaction Guaranteed MOORE’S Little Style Shop t being so rough one hat the tables could companying Col. and p Savannah was Miss , who spent the past th them at their home hire, and who is now ster in Tifton, Ga. ATURE REELS—7 VAUDEVILLE and 10¢ UTUAL GIRL jm we all like RIP VAN WINKLE omedy drama E OF DEATH 9 eI 2 reeler RIOUS LODGER ing Maurice Costello T TO moral standprdy, the changing of conditions by the closest sympathy for the down-trodden, the ignorant and unfortunate ones. [We are rejoiced that we have been able to do our small part in service for otherg in making the individuals reached better, happier. healthier, The ladies of the Dixieland Mis sionary Society will give an enter- tertainment at the church Friday night, Nov. 20. Sandwiches, cake, coffeo and chocolate will be served at reasonable prices and a free will § offering will be taken for the benefit of the church. All invited. 3427 AUDITORIUM THEATRE W‘WEW-Z*ON@W@MWWWWEO NO PICTURES TONIGHT TOMORROW 6 ALL FEATURE REELS AND | | 4 LTS VAUDEVILLE “HARD CIDER” A Keystone scream . | All Next Week Excepting | Wednesday— DOUGHITT-JONES COMEDY CO. Seven People Wednesday Night— STOP THIEF Seats now on sale | REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Furnigshed by the Security Abstract and Title Co., Bartow, Flu.l Nov. 17, 1914 Malloy & Miller to E. . zer w. J. Missman. A F. Pickard to George W. Wis- man. Frank G. Lovett to A. M. Klemm. Henry Tandy to A. M. Klemm. Nov. 18, 1914 Florida Development Co. Leonard. H. Harless Smelt- and Ella Howey to M, W. to Al- vin H. Lavinia Camper. to James James Camper to Harry V. Flood. ’ Pres- Ja:per Summerlin to TR ton. Mrs. Dougal. W. I. Young to John C. Senn. M. L. and A. E. Robinson to D. Young. United States to Jas. W. Bryan. H. J. Bell to T. I.. Macon. Inland Realty Co. to Clarence T. Smith. Tax deed to Mrs. S. A. Smith. Tax deed fo J. T. Gailey. Tax deed to T. A. Goode. Martha Hewitt to Geo. C. B. Phone 243 " AUTHORIZED RESIDENT DEALER The Royal Tailors, I WALK UPSTAIRS AND SAVE $3 TO $5 der. , Kellop. | almost 85,000 minors under 13 years Rooms 7 and 8, Elliston Building Chicago-New York deed to Jasper Summerlin. deed to I. B. King. deed to W. H. Lewis. Tax deed to Malloy & Miller. flax deed to Sessoms Inv. Co. (Furnished by the Security Abstract and Title Co., Bartow, Fla.) Nov. 19, 1914 Almeda M. Costello to W. Boyd. Sessomg Inv. Greiner., Edward Bennett to R. H. Young. Herman Schmidtmann to W. F. Hallam & Co. Martha A. Finn to Percy E. Tax Taxx Tax The Knizhts and Ladies of Secur- ity will be the only fraternal iusur. ance order organized in Lakeland, Fla., that admits both men and women on an equal basis. This or- der ig based upon the actual cost of protection, with » big reserve fund that protects you against increased cost ag the order grows oider. Re- member that it only costs you $3 to join and this pays your medical ex- amination. This gives you life in- surance with accident or disability included. See F. Earl Wasbum, 502 South Florida avenue or N. A. Hypes, 309 North Tennessee, and learn all about this order. And join in with us Friday night. 3428 W. Fiske Johnson to C. W. Deen. 402000002 PRBPPRBPDBDDD Florida Ilighlands Co. to Alice C.|¢ ks, . MARINELLO SHOP W. Lacy Boyd to MISS H. P. CLEGG National Bank. Thomas W. Page to Rosa B. Mec- Lacy Co. to George W. Sny- Jasper J. Haldeman to Edgar F. Turner. Polk County Facial Treatment Electrolysis Hair Dressing Manicuring Scalp Treatment MARINELLO PREPARATIONS 2nd Floor Room 103 Dyches Bidg % Phone 412 Lakeland, Fia. L L Ll o Shampooing Kate McKellop to James H. 'Mec- Kellop. Sam Jenkins to John Richardson. North Carolina industries employ of age.