Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 16, 1915, Page 5

$OOP IAKELAND -w LACONICS ; - i > G (Case of Fire Phone 5,000 . Jan. 16.—Tampa and vj- Cloudy tonight and Sunda rain. Colder Sunday da: Local rains tonight | Colder Sunday in the . northwest portion. S Miss Vera McRae. 'several of the Rebekahs of Elenora el ahd ; & Mr. Lloyd Hoo Lodge No. 4 visited the district Misars ohel i Vocal .\n]u;«.\lrs: um‘l vmuum z, serving delicious sand- J. Mayes, Alfred Chiles. Address—Col. Edwin Spencer. | wiches and coffee, which was great : el ) Male Quartette—Messrs. Phillips, Iy enjoyed by all Annie Brown, of Louis siting Rev. and Mys, i ille, | Wal- | Flks ang Ladics Enjoy Pleasa The K nd Mrs. C. A. Martin anq ! Mrs. Ball, of Union Grove, the eity for the winter antly located at the . A. H. Darracott. R. P. Morrison has re. rrom Oklahoma, where he has yisiting old friends. Mr, Mor- spending the winter with Wallace Wear. | Mr jon k daughter, Mrs. The Ladies Mj |the Cumberlang ¥ | will hold its r pir. Robt. Bales, of Paducah, i, y.y, Monday ,is in Lakeland for a few days jo'clock. A ful gpecting. Mr. Bales is much gir.g as at with Lakeland and may lo- « permanently. TR R (O |1as Fred and John Douglas of _\hi scot, Lake county, old customers | J. W. Kimbrough, came down ye: nd bought several hund lar- worth of furniture from t} hironzh Supply Co. gent Murdock pecting sites for the vlding vesterday and tod meeting F 1, 0 A. B. Ne Mrs. Carl Mrs ing sceretary M has been | nt Evening ! tlar monthly meet . a attendance s this meeting !llu- Year's work will be made. Ofi -=icers for the year were clected at the as tollows: ahan; wman; JUNIOR LEAGUE PROGRAM THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAK ‘g Lee’s Birthday To Be Observed At | Auditorium Jan. 19; District Meeting Of Odd Fellows Pleasant Affair Several delegates et of Odd ind Daughters m‘l of tae Souta v will serve Lee's Florida distr with appropriate with Lake Lodze No. The lodge had the ples having Grand Master M. M. of Ocal also Junion Master J. W. Blanding of Gaines ville with them at this After ob: Fellows met 2.1 birthday at tha exerci o'clock Tu at which time the following interesting program will be ied out: Piano Duet—Mesdames Webb and | t even. ing ure of ay afternoon ca meeting. interesting desree work 1l X Ly present. The cisan Lyneh, ) Williamson and Perry. {grand master and de very several interesting talks others Ty whicl SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR EP- i were listened to with much interest. WORTH LEAGUE SUNDAY AT 6| The mecting adjourncd at a late o hour to meet with Fort Meade Lodge Self+ April 5, 19 | | From Passlon to .1 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS 7. Hardin Mis Peterson, s Williams, Roge d by committee Layton and Messrs. Williamson, sVt iy Wl Riton, o “’\.’"”' "“l', okar0. (Furnished by the Security Abstract TR | ;)“"‘ "‘II ““'“ | and Title Co., Bartow, Fla.) ntluss was tlooy pening —Miss Estell Rog . 5 p L Jan.-14, 1915 D. W Stokes and wife to W, Scripture By Leader. Duet—Mrs. L. liamson. “What Stands Most in the Way of de | 3erp Mastery for the Modern Young plans for |y References and Talk— onary Society of 3 Southern Trust | William M. West. W. F. Hallam & Co. to Hubbard and Inv. Co. to sbyterian chureh B. Gill, Mr. Wil. fternoon at three Macklin, et al. Charleg F. W Howard Thompson. John ¥. Lindwall. Stands Most in the Way of S. W. Shepard to Southern Trust Self Mastery for the Modern Young and Inv. Co. “Miss Louie Layton. | Thomas 0. the Greatest Influence "WWindham. in the Life of Moses ard. Holstein and wife to President, Windham to W. W vice president, recording sec . Wil and ~Linton Pick-] isham Moody and wife to . R re Rice S {TCSUTCR | Solo—Just for & Day (Jane Bing-| D. 1. MecMillen et al to Sessoms ham Abbot), Miss Hazel Trene Wil. Iny. Co liams. | 1. L. Brown and wife to Mary J Announcements and benediction. Brown. The public is cordially invited to W. 0. Howey and Ella to 1. R Sunday . m 1t | Mosnat will not make known his de. 31! Honoring Our Colors | F. A TIHOMPSON, President. | Florida Highlands Co. to Angoes ou until his return to Washing Gladys Turner |——————————— E. Thelin. I essional Hymn ' wade to the British military essoms Investment Co. to Her Invocational 11 | ? 1s. B. B. Graecy, who has been | hospitals by residents of Flovida, the man A. Schre movement being ns’ started several | Southern Land See. Co. to IHer bine relatives in Lakeland and | 1028 weeks azo through the efforts of Mr. ‘man A. Schreck. s e past two weeks, left Fri-) Concert ero Psalm 28:g, 70 [ Littles It s also said that a large soms Investment Co. to Mich worning for her home in Smyr.| ~HOW Robert E. Lee Honorod His number of oranges are heing sent ael J. Sexton. ) Tenn e expected to stop for |' V1018 i vv‘ “ Hn‘nlllm\e ntary from the Bermuda Sessoms ‘In\'('sr.nwn( Co. to South w days in Gainesville, Fla., to| im Davis, a Confederate Horo' | islands ern Land S Co. o two of her sons who are at.| Cy . Announce ll!(‘ll‘ \\;lfx made ,\w-\-nx:- Harry Gray to S. M. Wilson. 2 the State university 'h.rw.} am Millard Futoh, |day that a citizen of IA::kll:-md is S. M. Wilson and wife to L. J bty A M | 31 ready to donate 100 boxes of n-nrns’( yatt. . Miley, D. D., SHIW_‘E Hymn Be o on Thy [fruit to the ecanse f"' the suffering | Sessoms TInvestment Co. to W. ) of evangelism for the|Guard’—-Leagu wounded of the Britih armics, to he Lacy Boyd. n church in the United Solo— Lucille Clough dispatehed to their rln-snn'n.nn. — ey ved in this city thig af.| Fvervone is cordially invited through Jacksonville, upon advieesivopyep O0p APPLICATIUN FOR 1 will begin a series of being rded for the same to bey pyx hpED UNDER SECTION § ic services in the First | Birthday Party Pl ; : OF CHAPTER 4888, LAWS OF scellent preacher and all \-IHE-“:"V ‘ "‘ ‘\' " _"“ W'I”" \\‘I.‘_,\ "m' Siilvon h':l i \‘ilil\{\‘l\ll:I::“l;f‘, i hearing him, ‘\i” ‘ i e rian one but that it would be Cutes bo Vcterans and Daughters of lawn. @ s of marketing and adver. 1912 filed said \ Florida fruits in foreizn lands 3 v Al & I3 - jments werc y A noomy oflice, and has (1 TROp ARl NAIINE L0 0h i {ioe e et e believes that there will be . atioh Tk ths deut 16 0 Lee's birthday next Tuesday Vititeh nainn i « laree number of donors in connec A .l:xl::‘11':!“!::"}:“.3'l'l‘lh‘lyfl\‘\(;“““h:‘ Udgings) e'xorm. AL D v\|.\ Johinsc | jtion with the movement. ribed y situated in Polk ImEEHS Di0ook In ke nial o ; [ At present he is ansions to et ¥ {o-wit: : |‘.nsldc§ the f-x.grm\.m‘“\ S i 5 : it 4 froioht service across the At .| Wi LU i of ITonor will be delivered te e lantic as is possible owing to the | nown and em- S TN MERIen os Bie had a birth |fact that he does not want the do. ficate No. 24. i T. McClellon if these gen-| ‘Villie Tee wislies e had a ; ; : Lot 1, hlock 4, Sloan & McRae 1 Ok eLion Sl bt but in later years ho [nated Florida fruits to be in bad ! s i@ivision of | e el ¢ day every day, but in I | s 4, & ah BROGONGEWRIDIEIL IBMODal e them fewer and |condition upon arrival in England. 1 . 28 S, range 23 fia will be wa her ) d i vish to do s the property of Un- 5 farther apart He states that those who wish to dc and embraced in certificate ‘ | nate fruit for this cause may send -\ . i A o ol . Bntne Sanders kS No. A. off S. side of SW 1-4 of S ' R e Oy allen, Jof CARD OF THANKS thessame to Sandereou (& BONS, N« |t Heh it i g8 B it wr s 152, N. Y., are here for a visit a5 26 Broudway, New York City, who |asgessed as the property of Unknu\\"!l family of thelr old.time| v, wish to thank all the many | iy attend to the shipping of the jand SElaco I ner Rt NG 78] , Mr. G. E. Southard. Ar. tkind friends who by acts and words |giine to Kurope.— Time: .Union. INW 1-4 See. 24, Tp. 28 S., R. 23 has been spending the wln<.M il were <o thoughtful ana s s 1 as the property of Un- i California, but was [)t‘,l's!lfld-“"hl during the last s of “Polly of the Circus” made quite | embraced in certificate Mr. Southard to come tfo, ' o . Ve W. P. Flanagan.|a hit at the Auditorium at sester- W Gt DL 2 this season—and has not.,. ... iecs kindnesses will nev- ‘s matinee and again last night, S [ b ted his friend's advice. | 4 hope fzood -ized audiences witn ¢ both b I~4l 'l;lll‘ll\!.\’{"llyilll = b a nave [performances. Miss Elsie St. Leon }§ S R LA 46 - aotress 1 ability and the property of Unknown NOTICE Ahe same pathy and attention lis an actr bianll % and embraced in certificate No. 75 ¢leciric current will be shut 10w morning from 9 to 10 shov the purpose of making | s which cannot be done! time. R. L. RAFFO, | Superintendent I | i MRS e ——— rial featur has stoof all s Dollar Mystery,” Mgr. Green for th The first episc I Menday night, from then on one ¢j finish. “Run .a week tarted in a 1 r date. TONIGHT X e Reels and Vaudeville | I DUMONT CO. IN E STRATEGIST t comedy play TH H [ H ULDIER'S SWEETHEART wture, full of ginger HE CIRCLE OF FATE 1 western feature ‘ R FATHER'S STORY e great two reel comedy | drama "y that Auditorium Orchestra " OPEN AT 6 0'CLOCK bour show for 10, 20¢ ® early, only 1700 seats b S 4 . Pet O | STICK CpN: - § "'7T o™ THE WOODS blay with 4 yaudeville spe e A s betwéen¥the acts Frices 10¢, 20e. 30 oucert Before the Show red on them LAKELAND MAN WILI DONATE 100 BOXES TO BRITISH reback riding was a feature of her 1-1 of 8. 24 cast, erty of Unknown, i o certificate No, 191, E1 !, Tp. 28 the prop- braced in show. To sce a stage converted 7. JENNINGS. [th nto a cirens, with the ri clowns, f a nov- t1 s somet) Th. 28 §.. property cer- thoronghly njoyed by e aced in OF FRUIT |"It¢ WOUNDED | rown and cm- ' | \ | : No. 193. ELAND, FLA., JAN. | | | | . | 1 H Mizell and wife. | | f i 16, 1915, FEATHER NesT- To get these we are willing to make the greatest concession ever made in Lakeland. January 18th, and positively closes on Monday, February 1st. Lfiw S \ Your Chance Of a Lifetime ey e r—— Wanted at Once Several Hundred New Customer This offer commerces MONDAY, for cash or on time. great offer this is. Everything to furnish your home -On¢Price-. Cashor Credi¥ All our goods M#r}udm lain Tigures certificate 32 known and embraced in y 11. N of NW 144 See Alligator Goods Hand Painted Pictures Both Southern and Norihern Scenery These are Beaaties & We also have a Complete | Line of I Stationery | Magazines Popular S0c Fiction Post Cards Frg ’ he n block ¢, revised map of o | b See. 19, Tp, 28 8., R. 24 o cast, assessed as the property of re doin eent pnown and embraced in eortifica g o | hWlock €, reviend map of an during the sam See. 10.°Tn 28 S. R © t od as the property of 17 | THE TOREMAN'S TREACHERY A Western Drama { IR { { THE STORM BIRD o i Drama Featuring Edna Mason | i | HIS TAKING WAYS l A Keyst s ' OH, WHAT'S THE USE i JRS. R'S STRATEGY e Max Asher in a Laughable Comedy | DICK'S REDEMPTION A great comedy drama Prices 5¢, 10¢ JANE MARRIES & But she deoes not know who the . XD NIGUT ¥ The First Eviséde of the Ye groom is until after the ceremony. MILLION DOLLAR .‘YYSTERVYV & | i pn:'{ this. Don’t fail to see “-\ Monday night. The greatest l serial pleture ever made. 4—SPLENDID REELS—4 The Book Store ——— Come In often, for mawy attractive nove elties are sold almost as soon as dis- | played, and we want you to bave some of them You are as weicome ss in the ‘ bouse of a friend. e e OUR OFFER Bring us this Ad. with the following blank spaces filled with the names of five of your lady friends who are house- keepers and buy Furniture and we will give you an extra 10 per cent. discount on anything you purchase from us, either all our gaods are marked in plain figures. welcome you in our New Store, so that you may see what a If you are not ready for your goods yet you may take advantage of this great offer by placing a small Ceposit on tnem and our Auto Truck wiil deliver whenever you wish. NAME AND ADDRESS McKay Furniture Co. The Happy Home Furnishers of Lakeland, Fla. Phone 414 To. 27 cer S., From New York to Sydney by the s 45, Cape of Good Hope the distance is L ites H)Nllll hrl‘ 1 miles. By the Suez canal ceording to I3 tax deeq i 1 G R H sstle thereon on th st day of |!t is 13,828 miles. By the Straits of he! . Do1914, ! ellon, 12,159 miles, and by the my oflicial signature il & s sea he 16th day of Novem- | Panama canal, 9,814 miles. ber, A. D. 1914, J. A. JOIINSON, - Clerk Circuit Court Polk [order with the American Locomotive |t Co. = e This is an absolutely bona fide offer, as We will be glad to NAME AND ADDRESS 218 South Kentucky Ave. his County, Florida. 3274 The newest Alpine sport is coast- ing donw the mountaln railways on The Illinois Central has placed an , speeially designed cars which some 8 exceed a speed of 80 miles an hour. J ) Hicksen's CASH Grocery for 50 locomotives. Will make the year 1915 one in which you will do these two things: Live Well and Save Meney. You can do both by trading where you get the very Best, Purest and Freshest Goods for the least outlay. These prices talk: 9 a |1 00 I e ! 90¢ 15¢ $1.00 40¢ .35 55¢ 38e¢ 60¢ 35¢ 20e 14¢ 20¢ 25¢ 25¢ 10 powm Is Snowdrift Lard . } poun 10 pounds Cottolene . 1 pounds Cottolene t Butter, per pound . dlons Ol White ITouse Coffee Good Ground Coffee Bacon, per pound Swift’s Premium Hams E. P. HICKSON DEALER IN Frosh Meaes, Grocerics and Feed Main Street Phone 144