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

LAND ONICS Ir Society. . Ladies of Christian Church ire Phone Ssml 'To Give a Bazaar. | The Ladies Aid of the Christian friends of Mr. and|church will give a bazaar about S ey sympathize with Dec. 15, time and place not yet de- the death of their |cided on. ho died at the time Every one is invited to come and terday morning. inspect the many pretty things, and buy as many as you wish. Wheeler returned Will also have an exchange in n Kentucky and Ten- |connection with the bazaar, and any e has been for the (one havinz faney work of any kind will do well to put it with these ladies.. They will sell for a small per centage, For information call Mrs, W. Sutton shipped MRS, ¢, E. BROWNE, "Ill. of Hoyton, Il1., Secretary, m to the city, are lh.-; having the B. rator of strawberries | Moon, president, or Miss Margucrite &i' Lakeland station this|Adair, chairman of fancy work 1. 88 being forwarded to the | booth. markets on Thursday. | REPORTER. : [ The Woman’s Auxiliary of All] W. H. Harrison. | Saints Episcopal church will hold making Ocala lh“il'iits re2ular monthly meeting in the past several years, (hurle on Monday afternoon at last of the week for ! three o'clock. All members are ake that city their ‘un.un!.\' requested to be present and | future. Mr. Harrison iglio0 to bring their blue boxes with Sin business mt Lake. them, as they are to be opened at| -m Banner. i this meeting. Also come prepared to ._—_——— pay up the contingency fund. | ¥. D. Rixman and Mr. Ed- 35 Pretty Presents. m see Florida with a i P = Hohiok. e Will be awarded tomorrow at asin ne: ¢ . 24 ri SSRE Tin thels Bible School First Methodist church m ;re nine e A % e pron for successful Home Mission work. ity, and we would be | e s rong Bl A present for one pupil in each BF them among ,class for successful “‘team” work. ot | Be sure to bring your cradle or box, 2 or open offering. | ggins made a business | pa vesterday and re- Junior League Program for l'a new Studebaker au- Sunday Afternoon— five passenger four | Thought for December, *‘Belong to God"” Dec. 6th, Topic, Heroic Service— | and that he has a car 7St Living Right. John 17, 15, i to uphold the «Stude. | leader, Miss Virginia Lufsey. tion | Reading of Secripture He states that he the agency for the‘ references | vice. Doing God's work. Doing: your Best. Doing Hard things. i Reading of 23rd Psalm, Respon- ! sibility. ' Solo, ‘ Silent night, '‘Announcements. League Benediction. E. Lathrop of Chicago, with the Merchants ice Company, is now l' keland and ha: been r. U. G. Bates to man.l Mr. Lathrop is a not only to ng business but to the | = a gentlemen of high- |conduct a fancy work exchange in and will make Lake- |the Basset building. le citizen. With Mrs,| There will be a large variety of located at the Kibler, {attractive and useful pieces, suit- able for Christmas gifts, which will "Mrs. J. H. Koster and e S0ld at very reasonable prices. ,.Mies Richards, of Port |1t Will pay everyone interested to Y., are in the city lh(."l““ the exchange, as everything r friends, Mr. and Mrs, | Will be willingly shown and the They have formprl)'l""“‘! within reach of everyone. to California for the Anvone desiring to sell fancy work \ were induced to come 'of any kind are requested to leave wida By Mr. \ill and they are same at the exchange where it will #4#4 ted WRh Lakeland and intend be sold at the owner's valuation, the md m winter here ln\rhango deducting ten per cent for its services, —— IR t 10 g/, Mendenhall, who has h Each member of the class is ex- en pected to donate at least one piece agetraet for surveying and laying | D n! fancy work, and interest as man, laege. phosphate tract in De-u o 0 a9 pogsible in placing their sounty I8 in the city for a few | work to be sold through the ex- ook Upem bis return to Bowling | ... . Holy night IRY “z be accompanied ‘;: All who are interested please ife " mother, Mrs. Geo. ‘Shone 219 or call at 705 South > 2phall who will spend the Florida avenue. thgr with Aim, making their home Bouseboat recently built ho“no “Odl(lon of the famil. the emgincers engaged on the | The attraction at the Auditorium Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday next week will be the Davis' Musi- of which Mr. Mendenhall ¥# lcal Stock Co. of twelve people, who o“’u will put on plays and vaudeville — ‘specialties, featuring the Imperial Quartette, the Paterson Sisters and 0+ ‘Weak Exchange the second week in De. {Ches Davis, the king of blackface h&‘ Young Ladies' class o{|romedlnn- Curtain at 8:15 each Imnslv jat the Auditorium | Topics for discussion, Heroic ser_)| Dixieland, Sec. 19, Tp. 28 S.. 'Program For Elks’ Memorial Service Tomorrow Afternoon Arrangements have been complet- ed for the Elks Memorial Service which will be held in the Lodge room of the Order at 3:00 o'clock tomorow afternoon. The following excellent program will be presented and friends of the Elks, and the public generally, are invited to at- tend the exercises. Music—Quartette, \}-Zlkl Elks' Ritual for the occasion, con- ducted by officers of the Lodge: Exalted Ruler M. F. Hetherington; composed - of BILLY CLIFFORD'S SHOW WIT. NESSED BY LARGE °"AUDI. ENCE LAST NIGHT large audfence witnessed the al comedy ‘“Believe Me' put on last night by Billy Clifford and his eompany. While there could have been more plot to the show, the musie was up to the highest standard, the sineing, orchestral music, and vio- lin solos being roundly applauded; and much enjoyed by everyone, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED UNDER SECTION 8 OF CHAPTER 4888, LAWS OF FLORIDA, Notice is hereby given that JOHN S. EDWARDS, urchaser of tax rortlflcmes mllm er.t)i 24, 39, 72 74, 193, 236, 241, and 425, dated the 5th’ day of August, A. D. 1912, has filed said certificates in my office, and has made application for tax deed to is- sue in accordance with law. Said certificates embrace the followine described property situated in Polk oountv Florlda to-wl SW 1-4 of SE 1-4 of NW 1-4 Sec. 12, Tn. 28 S.. R. 23 east, assessed as the property of Unknown and em- braced In certificate No. 24. Lot 1, block 4, Sloan & McRae subdivision of block 4, Lake Beulah add., Sec. . Tp. 28 S, rangze_ 23 east, assessed as the proverty of Un- known and embraced in certificate No. 39. 5, A. off 8. side of SW _1-4 of S\W 1-4 Sec. 24, Tp. 28 S.. R. 23 east. asgeseed a8 the mropertv of Unknown and embraced in certificata No. 72 S 1.2 of NW 1-4 of SW 1:4 of NW 1.4 Sec. 24, Tn. 28 S.. R, 23 onst. assegsnd nc the nronertv of Un- !{'mwn| and embraced in certificate No 74 Paoir ot N, W', corner of NE 1.4 ! N W 1.4, ren S. 5 chaing E ¢ chains. N. § chaing. W. 4 chninc ~rn® N 1-2 0f N 1-2 of NW _1-4 of NW 1.4 KRon 95 Tn 28 S, R. 23 enat, cpeend ac th. nranarte af TTnknn anA smhraced in eortificate Na 7 N1 AAfN W14 Ree, 1T, Q@ R 924 onct ertr af TTnbnawn pantifnnte N'n 101 N 1.9 af NV 1.4 Qan 4 ™n LY nagpeen= ae tha n=~n. and embraced ir %¢ o P 94 nnat qecacend ac the nranarew A* Tnbnarn cnd ambraced in ans. umm'n Na 109 lot 3 (orElZotNWl“ Sec 5, Tp 28 24 east, ascesced as the property of Unkunown and cm- braced in certificate No. 193. Lot 3, block C, revised map 204! ¢ WAJESTIC Th- rososasasoesh ELS—4 Auditorium Daffydill: If Cocacola m FEATURE RE was scarce in Lakeland would Judge |Q I”ler and two fine com- | Tucker have a CASE on the DOCK- AR excellent prosram for | ET. 00 day ? 20 nax ON THE WALL" 5 1.!. $ereeler that has plenty * \LAummmu 134 Well, Foiks, going to close this week with a good finale, seven big all feature reels, a thrilling 4- we are reel specia]l feature, a KEYSTONE 35 ‘ pep and action SCREAM, a western thriller and an 0¢ 3 excellent drama. Two solid hours 5S¢ b of entertainment. FOLLOW THE 0¢ “WUMBER 28 WISE ONES. 0¢ A eomed; Scream 5 TS 0¢ —_— “THE HINDU NEMESIS" One of the thrilliest thrillers Yyou 5¢ “TAKEN BY STORM” | sver thrilled at. Four reels of ex- SEe b i —— Another dandy comedy |wl-m~n( See the automoY.nle ;\\rfrk and the wonderful Mephisto dance. “THE FISHERMAN" A Keystone Scream. » ES Se, 10c. “THE BADGE OF OFFICE” L] ”r dandy program nert A thrilling western feature teeming SRt with cowboy ginger M THEATRE | “OPOEOPOLOFOPOPOTOL G { WWO*DW; “THE BALANCE OF POWER” Agreat comedydrama. —— THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA. Lakeland’s Pride Doors Open at 6 o'clock. Contiriuous unti]l 11 o’clock. Special Monday, Tuesday, Wednes. day Birmingham Plays , FLA., DEC. 5. 1914. Louiville Colonelss Here March 22-23 ‘President O. H. Wathen, of the Louisville Ball club, writes the edi. tor of the Telagram ag follows re- garding igames gcheduled for this city: “l am pleased to advise that we have today closed with the Birm- ingham Baseball Club for the dates at Lakeland of March 22nd and 23rd and in order to save your Club the expense of railroad fare returning from Orlando to Lakeland, 1 have closed with the Birmingham Club for the dateg of March 29th Esteemed Leading Knight F. D.[and 30, so after completing the two Bryan; Esteemed Lecturing Knight |zames there we will then start for 0. M. Eaton; Esteemed Loyal Knight [the return home. By arranging R. L. Raffo; Chaplain A. J. Hol-[the dates of March 29th and 30th worthy, ¥Esquire T. B. O'Steen;|we probably will be' saving \our‘ Secretary W. L. King; Treasurer Club railroad fare to the extent of ! W. L. Everhart; Inner Guard P. M. [about §100.00. Henderson. “*Am expecting to hear any day Vocal Solo—"Face to Face”, |from St. Petersburg on the dates (Herbert Johnson), Miss Vera Me-[for the ones | have suzgested, which Rae. was directed to the president of Recitation--Mis: Kathleen Harp-|the National Baseball Club. They ‘er, of Bartow. were satisfactory to him and he so Voeal Solo—*“Come Unto Me", |wrote to Mr. Lang of St. Petersburg Mrs. H. E. Memminger. to the effect that the dates were Address—Exalted Ruler M. F. [satisfactory.” Hetherington. Vocal Solo—#'The Saint and the st Address—Hon. L. C. Johnson,|No. 2 Bartow. 3, block C, ro\‘.is‘od‘ map _ot Vocal ~ Solo—"Oh, Dry those|euct. ass ]és;?:l‘cilsl?l'm’rl;’roigr?\r oll?'lff)‘- Tears”, Mrs, H. J. Drane. l'\i_l(l,l)\\‘nl& and embraced in certificate Mrs. F. W. Eaton, Accompanist. | SKE 1-4 of NW 1-4 Sce. 32. Tp. 27 R. erty certificate No. 425, UNLESS said certificates shall be redeemed accordine to law, tax deed will issue thor(‘on]%n“thc 21st day of 25 east, assessed as the nrop- of Unknown and embraced in Docomln-r. A. D. s WITNESS my official signature and seal tln; the 16th day of Novem- ber, A. D, ¢ J. A. JOHNSON, Clerk Circuit Court ~Polk County, Florida. 3274 You Are Not Getting Full Value Out of Your Paper Unless You Read the ADVERTISEMENTS What Marinello Will Do for You ‘I'he Marinello system is simply the common sense way of helping women to make the most of them- selves It does not aim to cure or even treat obscure skin diseases which belong strictly to the medi- cal profession, Facial Treatment Shampooing MARINELLO SHOp Room 103 Dyches Bidg. Phone 412 Lakeland. Fia. G. C. Williamson, Prop. PHONE 405 We Give Service and - Quality Customers. please Phone 405 Instead of 298. THEPALMS AQPOSOE DECETILPVFOSOIOEO0 &, rg,.g. 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