Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 19, 1915, Page 5

THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAK ELAND, FLA., JAN. 19, 1915. .:iAKiLAND 'w LACONICS st PEEIM ISR | Case of Fire Phone 5,000 Appropriately Street And Traffic Lee s Birthday Mayor Eaton Wants f- 0, cerved Today| Ordmancos Erforced L s e Your Chance I J.ln, 18, 4915 S - R of srumbles gnq SCrved i w i Chief of Pc M ML L Rre sl 1M foday o4 I he world; exercises at Auditorium under Lakeland, Fla.: —_—_—— e e rampa Special for Atlanta, to ' i tac s of the local Confederate| Dear Sir—I find it nece to w4 to matters of business, { i s Camp. again call your attention to the vio-' PSR HE N SR scoldin:s ang Aftor the invoeation, a piano duet |lation of the ordinances of the City pr. and Mrs. Wi K. Piner, Mr. | 1 world Was beautifnlly rendered by Mes-[0f Lakeland and especially 1 wish i nce Webh and Peterman, follow . |t0 mention: T. B. Hendrix and )1y, s Vera McRae delight .| That the traffic ordinance is be-i and son Harry, of Texus, | Y udience with a vocal solo, | ing violated every hour. ‘ S l H d d ne down on the Mia ver | w A A .aurie.” That the ordinance periaininz to evera un re ing and hunting tri i bountif; Lloyd ilooks then recited a|!he ning of fruits and vesge. —_— : i 1te 10 Robert E. Lee,” a beau - |tables al-o being violated. Russell Alderman and ljrrg. | Fliere's and appropriate poem, to which Also section €9 of tho criminal N e w Cus tOmerS Edna, have returned from, 3 v Hooks’ fine delvery did funl [ccde. which reads as follows: ade after a pleasant For n s k “Any person who shall throw or Mrs. Alderman’s aunt, Mis ¥ decayed fruit, waste pa- n Cason sang the touch .| 4epos I.. Scott. | 1ce an Just Before the Battle,” |ier, shavings, dirt or trash of any § . and excelien [Kind on sidewalke, alless, strects, o To get these we are willing to make the greatest concession Miss Georgia Str has gone to arace at rendered rarks, shall be punished by fine of | : i e [perarmances so popular with Lake .| fve dollars or he imprisoned one day ever made in Lakeland. This offer cemmences MONDAY, <ne has been appointed prin- e wn factory jor both in the diseretion of the i the school at that place, T i Gen. . Do Allen, who presided | court.” <1l be four months. hat wij out the smiles with | OvVer the meeting, then introduced 1 notice that this ordinance is vio-| l st R a ol. Edwin R. Spencer, the orator | 1ated daily, especially on our x\rin<|' e 5 » Tt R S e = ¢ \ Bridges of the day, who made a very ple j cipal streets. 1 will thank you to no - | e AR o {ing and efr addre in wh | tify all of our business houses that onts, that of the Telephon. 'BAPtist Woman's Missionary he reviewed Lee's life and character | this ordinance will be strietly en- ud erection of the gas plant, AMd Aid Society Meeting [and paid a splendid tribute to this|forced and that they must cease from A postpon {the Woman® \\: believe, but a starter of| 1ess meeting of (Southern hero. »‘“‘l"‘l'iln: the trash from their stof-n‘s things and splendid accom=|ioie o 11 :' n and Aid So-| The presentation of crosses of hon .| ';‘l »\'fl:"“.:‘-lrlf :nn:s_nu- ,s‘tr'm-(}.‘ \0-u cnts yet to come. l“.l_ 1 B “.ml ,‘r-r- Baptist rll\n-.»!,,wr va > N ll_.lx.-;ls].-\ and W. T. Mc- \\.x n(_v -u‘ |‘.\ ‘t'ns ordinance n.lao itk onday afternoon at three | Clelion, which was gracefully done |Prohibits tho atleye trom helng used Vv IE. Davioro ot Tackaoh. myvrr;. i ill_\’ Mrs. Luther Bryant, concluded {8 @ dumping ground. l'.hm:, 1 shall ) 'CT¢ Was a good attendance con-!'the exercises, with which all were | €XPect you to remedy, as it is neces. n time friemd of Mr. 0. . an old < sidering the inclement weather and very much pleased and entertained. (SATY that we have better sanitary , arrived in the city yester.' & E 3 as a ained o 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 exira 10 —_— = iy S At o deal of interest wag mani. | A conditions throughout the city. 1 X i e & b i sl fested 1 the work of the Sotlery. A ANMEE NG E {will ask you that you and your force per cent. discount on anything you purchase from us, either e ‘v“ € |letter was read from J E. Trice, | ‘work in conjunction with the sani- £ el b rices m:uc}l:g:lm:ml ;r[mki a 'f'l“ superintendent of the Orphana . i TRAMMELL DOESN'T RUN tary department in keeping the city for cash or on time. ThlS 1S an absolutely bona fide offer, as is Off to see Lo R R e i e i clean. ; / *at the New Tremont. I makiug Christmag hanpy for the| 11, 3. Dranen smommeement of| 1 0P that 1t wil not ve necen- ||| &Il our guods are marked in plain figures. We will be glad to |orphans 5 i k aemy sary again for me to call your at. his candidacy for Congr through the Lakeland Tele Mr. and Mrs. George F. l“ukw.‘l r winter residents of Lake hd, arrived last night from New.|tyo meot Ind., and are at their home (1 Mchonald street in Dixieland. | had intended to get down rliorhut were unable to do so. They tees ape 2lad to be again in Lakeland. j,‘.xv -t horouzh disenssion of the welcome you in our New Store, so that you may see what a great offer this is. If you are not ready for your goods yet you may take advantage of this great offer by placing a small ceposit on them and our Auto Truck will deliver whenever you wish. made tention to the violation of these or am and any other ordinances of the city. 't oon ..A”|\‘ Yours very truly, first Monday in each month be~ talk of the next contost, althoug | QA BATON Muych the | 2681 15 decided to hold only \t the chureh. the Tribune, has broug £ 0 M meeting, the primary is more than a year off ‘ d con t commi As A. J. Angle of this city haal their re. will be devoted to declared his intention of ag '"._’ A good crowd greeted the Starnes ite, the Tribune asked Stock Co. in their opening play, what efiect My, - “The Call of the Woods,” at the Au- i mission d Mrs. G. W. Carter, of |the second ckson, Mich., who own a finc|monih, 11 iving all who de: poo at the Lakeland Highlands, are (a chance to attend all meetines e for the winter, being at pres-'Pl nests of the Kibler. These ex.'th zites at the coming fifth jiout people have been x-uminai,\'n.uh_\ meeting were also made. Circles will meet on 1 fourth weeks of eaen tion would have on 'ditorium last night. The ¢ his intentions lexcellent and the vaudeville ~|w(|:|l NAME AND ADDRESS NAME AND ADDRESS “None whatever,” promptly re- ties better than ever before. This plied Mr. Angle. “Mr. Drane's an- company ought to have a big week ;nhouncement does not for receiving and entertaining | ake me (ag the company is the strongest that vu here for several winters, and | 5 change my mind in the slichtest. ‘has been here. e e - —— Ly ijoying the development of aSeven Darlings Club | The only contingeney which would i e e ange grove, which is in the Miss MeRae most d light ., C9use me to withdraw from the race | The Majestic theater had them —_— S T DA RS T A 1 L would be the decision ci Governor petent care of Mr. P. A. Gard- fully entertained the Seven Darlings jetab Saturday evenin T i1t ¢ standing up most all evening long amme o enter i n thal event ‘“.‘”‘ The Million Dollar Mystery I would not he a candidate but street feature, which was run last night \ Id «ive the go tor my heare ! her beaw. {tiful home on Fast ’ January 18th, and positively closes on Monday, February 1st. i Iverythmg to jor Coombs, the well kno After many interest a e e yme TOr the first time. 1t is without a M F 3 ! ,ny].n‘ l(qmcct;mm}m1 :‘v].u " . ) on e U I e roznostications (o (1. 0Dt the mreatest serial picture that f,UI'OHISII OllInflfllC C ay urnl “re Ou tealty Co., has arrived in 1 ! chocolate wa g ; Lakeland has seen and the hie erowd he "(e s A q eifeet that the governor mi ht run . g A . ty from West Virginia, and Is served e ’ enL MRSy SRR Lk e R R e .cashorcredl‘t The l,(lp[{\' Home Furnishers ven a cordial welcome by his 1o 1 their nest M : : > Wi ATeREa s § 3 Ee N t 1 Krow nothing dofinite an pleased with it. L] iriends. In speaking of lis ) Vit Cloud g i it A }fi,"‘koufi. OOdh of LHI(C]"]nd, Fla. on for Lakeland, Le declur These present L& el o o I | d I . ! : el | B S e Are you zoing to set eitpns fenit arke lll " v 1 baaguet fn another Floria | K I B B e s el e Phone 414 218 South Kentucky Ave. I last winter he told the gucsts i The intentions of wernor | Roekdale Nursery Co., Titusville E % & Lakeland was the best town in JAiy \in topie of interest | Florida, for prices at once. It will rida and Polk was the lie-t coun hgieed the State. 1t ig not be |pay you to do this before placine SR The kindly, cordial spir lieved that he has himeelf decided | your orderg elsewhere e ple of Lakeland is one what he will do. Cortain it is that | We have more than 125,000 trees t drawing carn ajor Coombs. there ape many anxious politicians {available for the market in varieties lecision |as follo waiting his decisi ad of for | I‘invn]lnin Orange, Indian River ¥ TY COBB FOOLED THE KIDS | THE RAYS OF VISION i R rause }Sweets, Valencia and Hart's Late, ¢ the Senate would cause many are distorteq wherg the glasses are 1 spoke to an at-|changes in “slates” and political to 7 feet only; few Parson Brown, All t r not just right Th lasses we of - s generally.—Tampa Tri .| Jama, King and Homosassa. 1ga O Branswick, Ga., Jan. 19, Ty [0 sl L) wther kept many Althongh the MRS. MAGGIE McMULLEN | from attendin I:-ninz Rev, T, Maggie McMullen’s many | were pained to learn of her, which occurred yesterday at lome on Oak street, the funeral i1 ing place at the First Baptist to enter for Con mecting last ev-. Itentive aud v on “Jesns and the [line ups 4 fer are those which will correct er= ; Cobb, who spent most of the past P | ) d i xcelsi Gra 2 it, ) tveryone enjoyed his [bune 2 'In"-'-l(f.l:\lq e e G d Kk in B X 1o a hit with | FOTS and strengthen the sight. Come and could appreciate more Vo B : 00 S veck I Brunswick, made a hit With 1,4 1, v6 your eyes examined as they: é S R TR T Sicily and Everbearing Lemon, Ta - almost everybody—except a large an ever before how Jesus loves us N Z R Lk ¥ il : e i ety should be. Your sight {8 your most L GUARDIAN'S NOTICE hiti and Mexican limes 3 to 7 feet. Inumber of school boys, and they arc Tireclous Doasesuion Ard you eahnsh Sin ness § G ulternoonsat 1-o'loth | | ways ready to f us. Tonight Notice is hereby eiven that the I'r(l)lln "I‘"‘r‘\' ”‘ ""\;""T'I ]N"“I’ r'l‘ Hand Palnted .‘”I_l lm"(l””‘ about 'Ih" "";'"']“\r”‘" afford to neglect it. Wallace Wear officiating. | A = s arRlE T the estates | 1914, and found to be absolutely free hich they were treated w the ! £ . McMullen was a devout w“" wiii Dreach; oft ‘New: Lighie. ol [UnderalEnsc, ERARIaN 0f “*{from White FIv, other pest and dis orgia Peach.” A visit to the| Ve U0 our own lense grinding. If you have your glasseg broken, and they were fitted elsewhere, we can duplicaty them publie schools of the city was madoe h_\ Cobb, Stalling nd the others vwho composed the Stallings party. ": was announced in the .\'.;u'iulld" COLE & HULL los that thes 3 | < rehibald Howell, and - ) it lor Kate, Archivald owell, and | 00 gl P mr' fistian woman, and was lhd]l]‘]”“ i sy | glass Groover McLeod, minor L WaRUSTARtoR i ies: g lc es the Woodmen Circle, in which or M irs of Alice V. McLeod, will apply 'u‘" w I: ;r;\:‘n 'lnldn',r,”,:|-,-“:”’,| ::nl. i.l\l zation she always took an active his |1 o grove (prope anted £ e 7 i 4 "% Rockdale nursery trees and intelli Both Sou:i:crn ding part. She was beloved | th ! Preaching at 7 p M. Trammell, Florida, on the celebr w Tt gently cared fory sheoli in full | and Nf)"fll(’l'” o s g SUFFRAGE T':I i bearing make an ordina:© Cmily ah cominz, and th cxpecially were JeWelers and Optometrists, Lakeland vlend h(:‘:o:n:fl}::lr o, ¥ AT MOCK TRIAL an ¢ D Il,l,,' :’ {solutely independent. 3686 Scener) [iooking forvard to the visit with i'nds B! £S. S following o lang helongin e it pleasure. The school was as.!eecond, third and home; we thought : Sl S : ! irs i Polk T These are Be s Yy 41)13‘ - 'l{“-r' “Tl » Wood-! New Yor ! ez L i 5 .h.'r 'l " ],',, PUBLIC OGRAPHER —Aceu - Fhese are Beauties cmbled in one large rosm to hoar {he would relate some of his baseball s S S e weiety B uner BHLY; JIORIOR, o st T nani rate work done promptly. TRoom talks that thee baseball notables | experiences, tell us how he uses his the Woodmen Circle at-!F t irter (N2 1 4) of the north 4 t . A i % " 2 nish meet quarter ‘ g 200, Drane building, phone 6 The party visited the schools Jbat when Walter Johnson pitches, : er funeral this after ete., but wat did he hand us? “If oon in NON § e biire A4 rter (NE 1-4) of seetion 26 lings . and the s fi ——————— | right, and made addre s but | !“ g J {that is where the boys have a kick ! you boys want to be great, want to = e 4) of thepnk SALE—AL o hargain, or will ning. “We expeeted Ty Cobb ml» ss in life, mind your school NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS Ie iy exchanve for real estate, a 1909 | [tell us how he works it to lead at . don’t smoke cizarettes, ote.’ L oAmin- i Batting overy year; to exa|W zet sueh lectures as that We also have a [ plain to us how casy it is to steal almost evers day Complete Cadillae automobile Lakeland || ! Auto Supply Co nt discount aliowed ov paid on or before Jon H. L. SWATTS ! City Tax Collector : & OATPOSOBOFOR0F ABOEG N BOTOROES Line of ‘ 3 i If You are Going to Build ¢ . Stationery | or Fence, See Us ! MagaZlneS I PRICES FOR CASH. UDITORIM SIPOFOIAFUIOFOILE P VAJ Si*( mra D EOE was {n love with A DASH TO THE ARCTIC | ; e 3 o TONIGHT : £ 14 i+ PINE if it weet« ].\ jte A .trlr.nnnf:rnru;h\:]r:n]). 35 FER 2 ! Popular 3 tails Per Ko o> o= The Starnes Stock Co. In an oak, would der feature, lectured MONSIEUR BLUEBEARD 20D Wire Nails Per Keg ...... ...... ;;,o 11 TEAVE? FIDO, STOP by Mr. Swain, who was with Harry 12D Wire Nuils Per Keg .o« oo. 0000 ChdaE B WHE MEN LOVE heart should LEAVE SHmaspblan byl e ,-qmfiyws, four acts v ey on th “v,)"‘]d(r':"” E:-xpmht Two Reel Drama ! C $ N - s nis, It's gre. ‘. v With vaudeville speciaitics | YOUR BARKING b 3D Wire N . o s . Flctlon 24 in. 6 in. Stay Hog Fence, ? Ciakcu g W T C A LITTLE MEG AND I i Stay Hog Fence, per rod ............ .. 28e¢ Stay Hog Fence, per rod .......... .. 31e¢ Hog Fence, per rod ............ 33¢ &D Wire Nails Per Keg ...... tion Don't ils Per Keg .. Ny Sy v e 30 m O Drama Featuring J. Warre: 30 in. 6 in CURTAIN AT 8:15 Wil folks THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA e Post Cards g - % Children, 10¢; Adults, up=|worth 2 ,1‘13,.- Kerrigan A ih 6 in, Hop Benbe, per vod ... . 27e Real Musicians fi No. 2 \hm"lt‘ per thousand ........ 'e; downstairs, 30c. s e THE SLOVEY'S ROMANCE i Conti s Show all day today Comed: t is full ‘ ontinuous Sho omedy that is of laughter The Book Store l WE HANDLE EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE AND ey Fmr LoW THE WISE i Seke & - At3p. m., 100, 2o NTS Tewo:rer—Tive All Feafure Reels —_— —- l —_— 5 e —— IAL MATINEE SATURDAY BUILDING MATERIAL Don’t fail to see our [ 4 —_— - PR - drama tomorrow night, THE SILENT || Come in often, for many attractive nov- k I H “9 VALLEY. This is a fine drama. :.Ill;;:d":bd’d:t .-":-T‘y: -'.f""'n..:',:‘.‘.; i l a e a“d rurnlt!’re & dwarc (;0- ALL NEXT WEEK HIS HALTED CAREER MILLIOM DOLLAR MYSTERY |Don't fail to see it. B —————————————————— THE Y. C. ALLEY sI_OCK co. . EVERY MONDAY ‘IT WON'T COST BUT S¢ AND 10c! 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