Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 9, 1915, Page 5

It 1s estimated that about 144,000 uarfg of strawberries haye left thjs} section, comprising the towns Lakeland, Galloway, Grifin and Kathleen, all in a radius of eight miles, since the shipping teason op- ened in December. For these berries good prices have been received, al- though the prices have not been up tq the usual high mark owing to the great mmount of rain that has fallen this winter. However, on the lo- cal piatform, C. W Jacoba has been paying 16 and 18 cents pec quart to the grower all this week, which 1s three and five cents higher than paid at some other points. 9t good weather continues for the flext week or tem days, theprices will vance and good money will be made by the growers. CREAT INEREST N _ " POPILARITY CONTEST BEING MANFESTED Yesterday the Majestic theater announced their great Popularity Contest to the public, through the columns of this paper, and many nominations have already come in. It is purely a friendly rivalry con- test for popularity among the ladies plione G. T. Fleming are for & few days, falo friends. ‘Cirele meets with 08, at' 3 o'clogk. d lo\n present and . Gilbert Aruqm' 8, 0, aré in Lakel&nd ' the winter here. located at t] Aavenue. Fred Klote, of Jen. e visitors to Lake- of Mrs. Klote's Mr. and Mrs. ering at Winter Ha. ewellin left today Malvern, Ark., af. the past two months jor, Mr. G. J. Lewel.| Sparkman arrived in y from Washington, lled there to testltyi i fhe United s"“”'wlll be great interest manifest2d by | menting on his visit,} .o ooiants, their friends and the Tampa Tribune said| public. tadkay 10 peeard S0 Every line of business is practi. cally represented, among the list of merchants who are giving coupons with cash sales and collections and the newspaper carries a coupon good for 1,000 votes in every issue. The first announcement of those siness meeting of the | Saints’ parish churcn in the vestryroom of | South Massachusetts B30 p. m., this (Tues- . Rev. R. Bolton,! 304 Blue. J. S. ry of vestry. issue of this paper, and the manage . ment urges all who intend nominat. ing themselves, or some friend, to‘ call at the office of the Auditorium ]thelter by 11 o’'clock Thursday morning, or have some one call for them. ‘Vote coupons are at all listed storeg and business houses today ana we desire to impress upon you the advisability of starting in early to save them for yourself, friend or ac . quaintance. The contest manager is here, and can always be found at the Audi. torium theater office. He will gladly furnish you with complete instruc . tions and information. ves of the R. L. Polk are in the city secur. city directory, which e at an early date. 1t iness is secured, the ts to get our a Polk pry, probably combin~ of Lakeland and oth- ly towng into one large er of the First Baptis. nt City and Judge A. of Water Vleit, Mich., ng the winter in Plant sitors in Lakeland to- . 5 ed themselves as be. Pleasing Recital with Lakeland and ul;mm Last Night ions. They returned| The piano pupils of Miss Emalyn ning in Rev. Hoover'l-’Bl.rclny and Mrs. W.. D. Holland gave a recital in the main hall of the Business College Saturday after. partment was called to noon, Feb. 6. The prozram was as Mrs. W. B. Bonacker follows: a woodshed in -the, PART I aught fire from a pllel Little Boy Blue (Hudson), Mabel ves. The fire was not Berry. til it had gained good | Melody—(Hudson) t the department was man. ene and soon had the| By fshed. If proper di.|Wright. ent in at the time a fire A Wild Wood Ramble—(Hudson) there will be no reason | Loise Stokes. gain much headway, as Evening Bells—(Hudson) Clyde pent responds quickly | Melton. bers are admirable fire| The Water 1 put 'em up against| Marion Berry. ountry for intelligence, Duet—Little Bugler (Germam lertness. Folk Song), Jno. Hansard and W. T. Ellis. Little Fairy Waltz (Streabbog), Little Things (Daniel Rowe), Cleo Wieeks . The Buzzing Bumble Bee— specials that ever came | (Spaulding) Jno. Lehman. ic and in addition three| Trio Brithday March—(Lerman) will be snown in-|Elmer Wilson, Maggie Jones and W. g favorite, a Keystone | T, Ellis. The Tin Pan Guard Parade— ———————————————————————— NOTICE day, the 9th day of March, 1915, at 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose hereby given that the of electing directors, and for the ing of the nockholdeu.tnnuctlon of such other business ELAND ICE COMPANY |as may be brought before said meet . at the office of the com. ing. F. G. WHITNEY, eland, Florida, on Tues= 3793 Secretary. i Ruth Holde .I the Sea-—(Hudson) Jno. Mill—(Spaulding) ic theater has on one special features tonight e little house is noted. Above” is one of the of Lakeland and vicinity, and there |. nominated will appear in Thursday's |} 0 The .Chautauqua is proceed: nnd’ most fayorable circumstances, the {alent is free and the attenddrce at the various sessions ig good. Last night Chautauquans again had the pleasure of hearing Miss Ethel Lee Buxton, the celebrated soprano, of New York, in several classical numbers, and the Rogers Goshen Band delighted all with their eplendidly rendered salecticr.s. Following this, Prof. Chas. Lane, of Macon, Ga., delivered a lectuve, his subject being “Lessons Not Learned in Books.” Prof. Lane, a teacher of many years’ experience, hag been one of the South’s most popular lecturers for many years. His versatility on the platform makes him a delight to everyone of his audience. Sparkling with humor he weaves a lesson into every laugh and a laugh into every lesson. Those who have heard him are anxious to hear him again and laugh with him. Thig morning the Bible Hour was conducted by Rev. Adna W. Moore and at 11 o'clock Mrs. Ida B. Cole gave a lecture on “Women and Edu- cation.” This afternoon the Alka hest Favorites will give a prelude MISS MEDDIE 0. HAMILTON concert, following which James H. Shaw will lecture on the subjects, “Lessons from the Life of Lincoln." (Spaulding) Jno. Hansard. From YNorway— (Koelling) Florie Sloan. In May—(Behi) W. T. Ellis. IOn the Lake—!(Williams) Mayble Mathias. Trio—Dress Parade March (Kel- ler), Maybel Mathias, Florie Sloan and Aline Berry. PART II Chorus—Blue Bell, Tell Me What You Dream, Class. A Bunch of Flowers—(Spaulding) Margaret Patterson. March—(Brown) Myrtle Ware. In the Moonlight (Newman), Nell Booth. March—(Brown) Myrtle Ware. Duet—May Day (Rathdum) Miss Barclay and Edith Landstrum. Love Dreams—(Brown) Louise Rodgers. Reverie — (Engelman) Scally. Nalse—(Strahm) Marig Flood. Vocal—Once in a Purple Twi.- light, Mignyon McQuorcodale. by Lena Shower of Stars—(Wacles) Fran. cis Holland. Venetian Love Margaret Owens. Spanish Dance — Lela Gale. Arabesque (Andre), Liebestraume (Liszt), Lucile Clough. Song—(Neven) (Moszkowski) ITORIUMS . 1da B. Cole. a W. Moore. Alkahest Favorites. . H. Shaw. na W. Moore. Well, folks, you saw which house Meddie 0. Hamilton. | yo: were standing up in last night, uis M. Allard. didn't you? There's a reason. You Maude Willis. know particular people like particu- e Floyds. lar features and when you see a fea— . C. Rucker Adams. |iyre at this little theater you know Lane. it has quality and is not all worn Helen Clark Legg. |out. Tonight we have another one . Hilda Peterman. of those Mutual Specials, a four reel . Lou J. Beauchamp. getective thriller, a Keystone com . C. Rucker Adams. |edy, a great wustern feature and . John B. Culpepper. |another comedy, seven great big fea- en Reed Alexander. ture reels. Jeanette T. Bromell. THE FLOOR ABOVE . Stanley L. Krebs. A four reel detective feature with a OO “If the city hall was overrun with flies, would Mr. Armistead’s slogan be “SWATTS the fly?” FIDO, I SPID-ER first. C. Rucker Adams. . P. F. Adams. e Quartette. 0 Welbourne. per service, 3 p. m. thrill in every foot. One of the most mysterious pictures made. Beautiful that big program next photography, good acting and plenty of pep. MAJESTIC THEATRE }i THE LYRIC FOSEESEF40404000$TS0S0S00 HOGAN'S ANNUAL SPREE A Keystone comedy scream HER YOUNGER SISTER Another great comedy THE FOREST THIEVES Now here’s a western feature; if you want to see a real western fea~ ture, here’s your chance. THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA What would Lakeland do without it Coniinuo~~ S“ow 2 to 11 p. m. Matinee Daily SPECIAL TOMORROW 7 Big Reels, 7 ~—Including— THE GREAT PYTHON ROBBERY Big four reel special. Continuous show all day Thursday, Friday, Saturday— THE THREE SCHULTZES Vaudeville Artists Complete Change Daily Vandeville, Matinee and Night | Mobile, Ala., is as successful The C. L. S. C. round table will be conducted by Mrs. Cole. Tonight the program will be in the nature of 'a grand concert given by Mary Dennison Gailey and her artists in company. No more popular violinist has been son Gailey with her fine old violin. | AR MISS MAUDE | Her ability is brilliant and conspicu- ous. She plays with conscious and | authoritative bowing shows "strenzth and precision. She produceg as broad a tone as a man. She has been hailed by musical crit ics of all American cities as an ac. complished and finished artist. She is accompanied this season by Miss Eileen Beatty of Chicago, who pos . | sesses a lovely soprano voice of won | iderful purity and power and s quite a favorite wherever heard. Miss Cora LaPrade Cawthon, of power, her popular as a reader. She has teen for two years with a mus.cai com. pany and her readings were one of ilthe distince hits of thig company's excellent program. Her rare talent and ability to charm an audience was well proven. FEach of lhosc‘ young ladies possesces that fascinat.! \ing personal attractiven®ss that makes them a delight to the ey: as well ag a charm to the intellectual appreciation . The following is the program for | tomorrow: REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Furnished by the Security Abstract and Title Co., Bartow, Fla.) Feb. 6, 1915. j Gussie Washington and wife to M. | L. Robinson. | Suste Burton to M. L. Rotinson. i H. C. Conner and wife to Mary | L. Mow. i Doley Lockard and wife to E. | McMurray. | George A. Brown to Edward O. Flood. W. F. Hallam & Co. to Herman Schmidtmann. John A. Cox to John F. Cox Realty Co. Patterson & Cox to John F. Realty Co. D. A. Raulerson John F. Cox. P. V. Christensen to J. M. Nel son. W R. | Cox ; and wife to W. Clark and wife to J. A. EE——— —r— e —————. et et e T ——— Misg Meddie O. Hamilton, platform manager. 10 a. m.—Bible Hour, “Secrets of the church’s power,” Ada W. Moore. 11 a. m.—Morning lecture, “Mental Health and Efficlency,” Miss Meddie 0. Hamilton, Chautau- <0g | heard in Florida than Mary Denni. qua, N. Y. 2:45 p. m:—Prelude, piano solo, o aoobiount WILLIS | Louis M. Allard, Chelsea, Mass. | Reading, “In the Vanguard,” the great peace play of Mn.‘ Trask, Maude Willis, New York. C. L. S. | ., “Tennyson, Voice of Victorian | Age,” Misg Hamilton. 8 p. m.—Prelude, short selec- tions, Miss Maude Willis, Magic and Mystery, W.. R. Floydd, Presti. digitateur; Mrs. W. B. Floyd, Men- tal Phenomena; Louis M, Allard,' piano, Chelsea, Mass. and o t v 4 Mrs. C. Rucker Adams Mrs.1da B. Cole Manila Inv. Co. to McConnell & Wilson . W. D. Galloway and wite to C. | M. Clayton. i Futch & Rogers to John 8. Ed.' wards. B. D. Flagg to J. F. Brantley. Florida Development Co. i tin R. Heege. F. M. Teets and wife to Margaret Morrison . We Sell Fort. Melville F. Tracy and wife Charity B. Terry. G. M. Weaver and wife to W'. H. Lewis. ‘Master A. B. Ferguson to Thomas L. Wilson. John J. Swearingen and wife to Thomas L., Wilson. W. H. Towles and wife to Thom ag L. Wilson. to TODAY SPECIAL FEATURE SCOUT YOUNGER ON THE WESTERN BORDER Valentines The most attractive line ever displayed-- all prices We Sell Valentine Party Favors IEverything neces-$ X sary forjithelmost™ § elaboratejValen- , &4 tineParty WelSell % i This feature is lectured and ex. plained as it is shown by one of the outlaw’s pals showing the hardships of these noted bandits. THE BOOB’S LEGACY 1,000 feet of comedr with a laugh in every foot | TILL THE SANDS OF THE DESERT GROW COLD 2 Reel Drama Wednesday— THE TENTH COMMANDMENT A special feature in 3 reels WE STAND ALONE; THERE'S A REASON Admission 5c, 10¢ Stationery Crane’s Celebrated Linen Lawn, and other fine grades of Stationery — See our Valentine Window The Book Store i 3 i i 3 L2 Hore are brief f10stions: ’. P. ; 5 ONE TON TRUCK ’ SEND FOR_ CATALOGUE A. C. McKay 218 South Kentucky Avenue Polk Connty Agency MORE THAN ONE-HALF THE MONEY IN THE UNITED STATES IS NOT IN THE BANKS. NEARLY EVERY PAPER YOU PICK UP TELLS HOW SOME- ONE HAS BEEN ROBBED, WHERE IS YOUR MONEY? IS IT SAFE IN OUR BANK OR UNSAFE IN YOUR HOUSE OR POCKET? IT IS “DANGEROUS” TO CARRY MONEY OR HIDE IT. A BURGLAR MAY KILL YOU. THAT'S HIS BUSINESS. QUIT BEING CARELESS AND BANK YOUR MONEY. BANK WITH US. WE PAY 5 PER CENT INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS American State Bank B 0 BEDDOBGISDEOEIIIEPESIIIEs to Mar- | Well! 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