Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 2, 1915, Page 5

MANY NENBERS % THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAK ELAND, FLA., FEB. 2, 1915_ | “THE PANAMA GANG OR ! AT YOUR SERVICE, SIRS.” ; oc;ety i e 4 o, pa ot AKELAND LACONICS First Methodist church, Lakeland, ! ; 0r M[mom‘[ s. s' | "IAI M uurom~ln his sermon Sunday evening, quot GWE" Gow PI"s: ed the following poem from Collier's | | A disgruntled, visitor got his in. |y jllustrate “big business’ to which The following members of the ¢ of Fire Phone 5,000 Weaer eport% mpa, Feb. 2.—Tampa and vi- Fair tonight and Wednes-. cooler tonight. orida: Generally fair to- ‘and Wednesday; ' cooler penin- "Light frost extreme' served seat . tickets for the tauqua will be on sale Friday pning at 7:30 a. m. All who e to purchase them can do so e Red Cross Pharmacy. J. H. A. Bruce’s many will regret to learn that he ite ill at his rooms at the Kib- All sincerely hope that this d old man will soon show signs nprovement . r. H. S. Walter and Misg Min. Pocock, of Wakefleld, Kan., are ding a few weeks in Lakeland ests of Mrs. Wm. Pocock. are very much impressed wm: eland . rs. Paul Browning and little left today for their home in dley Junetion after a visit here relatives. They were accom- ed '“home - by Mrs. Browaing's r, Miss Anabel Tedder. rs. M. Broadwell, mother of Epps Tucker, Sr., left today Arcadia where she has accepted psition in the millinery store of . Ella. B. Reed. essrs. O. M, Eaton, A. J. Hol~|of Christian living. hy, U. V. Iversen, G. E. hard and M. F. Hetherington t down to Tampa today to make arrangements regarding the nce of Lakeland’s float in the jparilla parade. rs. L. Wi. Cowdery and daugh- , Misses Evelyn and Louise, ar. )d Sunday night from Columbus, , and will spend the next ten here to the delight of their hy friends who are delighted to them again. Judge Cowdery been down for some time on iness with his family he is stop- g at the Kibler. eland is full of winter visitors i they are all delighted with the| n and surrounding country. ny will purchase property before : jurning to their northern homesas e are mighty few people who, e they see Lakeland, do not want own even a small place, where y can winter amid such pleasant ditions and people, and under ir own vine and fig tree. Dr. D. M. Winton, state organiz- for Junior Order Union of Amer- n Mechanics, is in town. Dr. nton was herp three years ago # made quite a number of good ends, who yet remember him. The pior 0. A. M. is on a boom now the state of Florida. There are active councils in Tampa, nt City, Orlando, Kissimmee, Pa- ka, Sanford, Jacksonville and va- s other places and a council ly be started here. t will be interesting to Lake. derg to know that Mr. G. H. eld, the real estate dealer, was h Rex Beach at the time he was ppiling the senario for the great reel feature, “The Spoilers,” ich will be shown at the Audi- um Friday and Saturday nights. . Alfield says it is without doubt greatest feature ever made and, t every man, woman and child uld see it. It is one of those tures that live in the memory for eks after. | was rendered by Mrs. | Meeting of Baptist Missionary Society The regular monthly business meeting of the Woman's Mission and Aid Society was held at 3 o’clock Monday afternoon at the First Bap. tist church, with Vice President Mrs. H. C. Stevens presiding. Reports from the Circles showed an increase in work done and sev- eral new members gained. A good amount of money has also been raised for our missionary work. A communication from Mrs. E. C. Angell, tendering her resignation as president of the society on ac- count of 111 health, was read. This caused a great deal of regret as she has been such a faithful, efficient officer, beloved by all. ‘A rising vote of thanks was given to show the appreciation of the entire so. ciety for her service and a boquet of flowers sent her as a slight token of esteem. At the next meeting, Feb. 15, a program on ‘“Personal Service” will be rendered. Missionary Union Of South Florida The Woman’s Missionary Union of the South Florida Association held their meeting in connection with the Fifth Sunday meeting ?‘rldny af. ternoon, at the Baptist Pastorium. The superintendent, Mrs. Jen—- kins, of Plant City, conducted the meeting. “Our aims, united prayer and sys- tematic Bible study” iere the sub- jects for discussion and many help. ful thoughts were presented by those present. A beautiful solo Harry Park-i er, with Mrs. Melton as piano ac-! companist. The leader gave a very helpful talk on “Personal Service,” saying it wag the sum and substance MISSIONARY FROM CHINA On Thureday afternoon, Feb. 4, at All Saintg church (Episcopal), at 3 o’'clock, Dr. Mary Glenton, who has charge of the Children’s Hospital in the city of Wuchang, China, will ad. dress the members of the Lakeland Branch of the Woman's Auxiiiary to the Board of Missions, and any, oth. ers who may desire to be present on this occasion. Dr. Glenton will be accompanied by Mrs. Cameron Mann, wife of the bishop of this jnrisdiction, and her ! daughter, Miss Mann. Tt ig hoped that there will be a ilarge attendance at this meeting, especlnlly of the Woman's Auxiliary, and of any others who may be in- terested in the church’'s mission {fleld. TO THE CITIZENS OF POLK CO. Dear Friends and Neighbors: The | coming county fair is yours and mine and it depends upon you and | me to make it a success. No one person can do so alone. all work want it to be a success. One way in which you can help is to exhibit. ' ‘Even though you do not feel certain | of taking a premium be public spir.' fted enough to help out with the you have may be more interesting than you imagine. | d|spll_v. ‘What You may have some old-time thing that you have stored away out of Bight because you think it too old. fashioned thing we are looking for to place in our display of antiques—a spinnifig wheel, an old chest, a pewter plate, a copper luster pitcher, old china, pictures and books of old times. Or you may be interested in col- lecting stamps and rare coins. If so, bring vour collection and enter it. You may have in your possession some article taken from the Indians during some of the Tndian wars, and, while through association with these things they seem common to We muali together and we do all 4, \ M. Fadeley. and 'yet it is the very: formation all right in the office of the Board of Trade when he came in with a statement that the weather | Here we are, gentlemen; here's the | 1914, were last in this section was so bad that he bhad made up his mind hereafter to go to California to spend the winter. There happened fortunately to be lying on the secretary’s desk a clip- ping with regard to Los Angeles weather of last Friday reading as follows: “DELUGE GREETS WINTER VISITORS IN CALIFORNIA” ‘Winds Rage Over Los Angeles and San Diega, While Rain Falls in Torrents “While the wind howled over Los Angeles at a thirty six mile gait, the rain almost drowned the city. San Diego was but a little better off. A severe storm coming in from the Pa- cific brought wind and rain to the entire southern portion of the Gold. en Gate State yesterday and the day before. + “The weather report for Los An- geles yesterday morning showed a total of 3.58 inches of rain for the preceding twenty-four hours. It is nearly an inch more than the nor- mal for the entire month. wind reached a maximum of thirty- six miles an hour. “At San Diego the downfall was 1.20 inches, but the wind made up 'lor the slack in the rain. It reached forty two miles per hour, which is within one mile of the rec. ord.” The visitor instantly made the re- mark that such weather was un. usual for California and the secre- tary instantly replied: ‘“Same here, friend.” CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heartfelt appreciation to the kind friends for their many acts of sympathy and kindness during our recent sad be. reavement of our beloved husband and father and especially Mr. Gen- try & Co., who did all in their pow-| er to alleviate our sorrow. May God bless each one and all. MRS. H. D. BROWN, MESSRS. CHARLIE AND DEWEY BROWN, MRS. C. BE. LILLIS. 3765 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Furnished by the Security Abstract and Title Co., Bartow, Fla.) Jan. 30, 1915, J. S. Stubbs nnd wife to D. W. Stokes. M. M. Loadholtes et al to J. G. Carter. R. H. Pope et al to L. ers, W. T. Duncan and wife to Malloy & Miller. C. Bow- The | !with large bearing he gave a spiritual application: whole gang of us, Pretty near through with the job we are on; Size up our work—it will give you | the hang of us— South to Balboa and north to Co- lon. Yes, the canal is our letter of refer- ence; Look at Culebra and glance at / Gatun; What can we do for you—got any preference, Wireless to Saturn or bridge to the moon? Don’t send us back to a life that is flat again, We who have shattered a conti- nent’s spine; Office work—Lord, but we couldn't do that again! Haven't you something more in our line? Got any river they say isn’t cross. mble? Got any mountains that can’t de cut through? Ve specialize in the wholly impossi- ble, Doing things ‘“nobody ever could do!” that's Take a good look at the whole husky crew of us, Engineers, doctors, shovel men; Taken together you’ll find quite a few of us Soon to be ready for trouble again. Bronzed by the tropical sun that is blistery, Chockful of tang, Trained by a task that's the biggest in history, Who has a job for this Panama gang? For genuine bargains in some of the finest lake front orange grove property in state, for beautiful and steam- energy, vigor and ibuilding lots, lake fronts, and lake view lots, many of them covered trees, address lock box 133, Lakeland, Fla. 3069 ————————- Wanted—Some one to set, and guarantee to live, a lot of cabbage palmetto trees. D, H. SLOAN. 3069 For sale cheap, a lot of bearing orange trees. an to open street through grove. D. H. Sloan. 3069 For sale, at a big bargain, new bungalow just being completed- Small cash payment, balance like rent. D. H. SLOAN, owner. Susan V. Rushing and husband to Mary L. Casebler. | Robert A. Ivey to Susan V. Rush.: ing. A. G. Long and wife to L. Pipkin. Mrs. N. Erinda McKay and husband James Morison to F. H. Morison et al. B. H. Kierce and wife to Wm. P. Huie et al. P. V. Christensen to J. M. Nel. \80n . E. S. Wilkes. Cornealia M. Marlatt and hus- band to W. 8. Wilkes. Hansberger to W. S. fThe Mizpah Circle will meot to. morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. D. B. Dickson. All members are urged to attend ing seen anything of the kind will be greatly interested. Your exhibits will be protected and we shall ap. preciate your help. except on poultry. MRS. IRWIN KELSEY, Supt.. of Dept. of Antiques and, Curios. you, there are many who never hav-| no ATIRACTIOH TONIGHT Special Feature Thursday ACROSS THE PACIFIC of the most thrilling five reel tures ever made from Chas. nay's play, A Story of the West . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Rex Beach THE SPOILERS 9 thrilling reels. The greatest UDIT mum;f | A SOIOFTIOROSTFOIOETEOITE MAJ[S“C $ 1t Jones should throw Smith in the mud, would JERI.MIRE SMITH? Well, here we go again with an- other great big 2 hour show, a big 5 reel feature, a 2 reel war feature and one of those Keystone comedy screams. All accompanied by the best music that can be had. And don't_forget to come early, folks, as it is no fun standing outside. THE PLUMBER A Keystone comedy scream; one big laugh after another hrrln‘ none that Lakeland N e at, a story of the Al kan goid | plds . ALL NEXT WEEK CHAUTAUQUA New Yorkers paid see it for i ead THE ) i'¢ {A war feature that’ w! 1 tickle you. Great étory, greater acting, greitest feature in town. THEATRE ¥ I THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES Direct from New York City, one of our big features, away out of the ordinary. One of the most sensa- tional pictures we have had in a long time; 5,000 feet of excellent photographs; good comedy and ex-— citing dramas. THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA Lakeland’s Choice A great big 2 hour show. Continu- ous 2:30 to 11 p. m. SPECIAL TOMORROW TEN NIGHTS IN, A BAR ROOM Five reel feature which everyone ought to see EIGHT BIG REELS Centiruous enow—2 :(u to 1i ». m. No entry fees | 3069 FOR SALE—Fresh young heifer; also yearling heifer. Call 323 Red. 2762 FOR SALE—Settings ol. Barred. Rock eggs. Apply at Mrs. W. T. Cleveland’s, 804 E. Lime. 376 FOR RENT-—Nicely furnished bed. room, downstairs. Close in. Apply 601 South Kentucky. 3760 FOR RENT Warehouse on side track. See N. A. Riggins. 37646 FOR RENT—Sunny Side Hotel, either for hotel, boarding house or housekeeping room: Mrs John Cason, 502 South Tennessee Ave. Phone 269 Blue. 3764 This is to notify the public that the three jewelry stores will close at 6 p. m. beginning Feb. 3rd, 1915. CONNER & O'STEEN. COLE & HULL. H. C. STEVENS. THE LYRIC mwwmwmmml“‘w*m 5—QUALITY REELS—5 THE MISTRESS OF DEADWOOD BASIN A thrilling western drama of the pioneer days LOVE AND GRAFT An exceptionally good comedy full of laughs in every foot THE HALF BREED Another one of those good western Indian pictures THE STORY OF DAVID GREIG THEE BABY PICTURES WILL BE SECWN AGAIN THURSDAY, MATINEE AND NIGET Admiseion Sc and 10¢ not ! a Sunday during Sunday presented with the gold cross and crown pin: L. C. Hull, superintendent. Miss Sarah Polk. Miss Gertrude Derieux. Mrs. L. B. Gill. Mr. H. L. Swatts. Geraldine Ellis. Cleona Bates. Willie Gray Galloway. [Porter Galloway. Louis Swatts. Josephine Swatts. Tyler Jackson. John Hansard_ Gertrude Overstreet. Linton Pickard. {Iris Bryant. iLena Scally. Knox McRae. Minnie Lee McRae. Marion Houser. Ralph Upson. Norris Upson. Esther Gill. ‘Whtson Conner. Ethel Carter. Annie Jones- (Minnie Skipper. Douglag Stevens. J. Fred Ellis, Jr. Donnie Skinner.- Fll‘l'. Methodist Sunday -school, having missed FARMERS' CLUB TO MEET FEB. 13 WITH MRS. BROWERE The Lakeland Farmers' Club will meet at the home of Mrs. M. A. Browere do the, Hollipgsworth neighborhood - on Saturdiy, Feb. 13, at 10 a. m. The subject for the day is Spring and Summer Crops for Home Consumption; Feed for Man and Beast. The quotation from the program “Live Within Thy Means.” Both subject and quotation should insure a large attendance on this date. F. V. VANSICKLER, Y Secretary. is, REV. ADNA W, MOORE. Who Lectures at the Opening Session of the Chautauqua Sunday After- noon. Alligator Goods Hand Painted Pictures Both Southicrn and Northern Scenery These are Beauties F We also have a Complete Line of Stationery Magagzines ; Popular ; S0c | Fiction Post Cards » The Book Store A powerful 2 reel drama that you. must not fail to see. Come In often. for many stiactive mov- Wt A sen as e ant vom fo have some s In the SEND FOR_ us A. C. McKay 218 South Kentucky Avenue Polk Connty Agency IN COURT OF COUNTY JUDGE. POLK COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA.—In re Estate of 0. R. Rader. Notice is hereby given, to all whom it may concern, that on the 25th day of January, A. D. 1915, I shall apply to the Honorable C. M. Trammell, Judge of said court, as Jjudge of probate, for my final dis- charge as administrator of the estate of 0. R. Rader, deceased, and that at the same time I will present to said court my final accounts as ad- ministrator of said estate, and ask for their approval. Dated July 21, A. D. 1914, W. M. RADER, Administrator. Must Little Homeless Children Suffer In Florida? WE DO NOT BELIEVE that the good people of Flor- ida r( ..ze that there are right now in our State Hundreds of little children in real need—some absolutely homeless— that yust must be cared for. We feel sure—that they do not know that there are hun- dreds of worthy mothers in Florida who are just struggling to keep their little ones alive—and at home. We just cannot believe—that with these facts true—and every orphanage in Florida crowded to the doors—that the people of Florida will let our great work which has cared for 850 of these little ones this year alone—go down for lack of funds to keep it up. Your immediate help—is greatly needed—right now—Please send what you can to-day—to R. V. Covington, Treasurer of The Children’s Home Society of Florida Florida’s Greatest Charity 361 St. James Bldg. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. QHEOTIBOPOBDINOHOPODOSO A Few Days More And Your Big Chancc will Be GONE In order to give everyone a chance to get a pair of our HIGH-GRADE SHOES we will cortinue our BIG SHOE SALE until SATURDAY NIGIIT, Jan, 3oth, Prices Cut to the Core On Everything in Our BIG STORE ONE OF THE LARGEST SALES IN OUR BUSINESS CAREER. Don’t Forget That Our Shoe Repair Department is in a Class by Itself. We Have an Expert in Charge. Your Repair Work Here. “THERE’'S A REASON.” WORKE CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED DUTTON-HARRIS COMPANY 123 Kentucky Ave. FOOTFITTERS Phone 358 Blue Sh oes that ki Shoes thatPlea Bring .| | L memmo@mmqemm z: BB »q..r re g,.g vy .,.g q(g..;..:,q.qxvma. : All 1915 Models can Now be Seen Buick Salesroom located W.Main St at Motor Shop Grady Deen. Local Agent