Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 18, 1915, Page 5

IAKELAND w LACONIC doa 2] a case of fire phone 5000 ot cans 1 ™ Honor 0TEL KIBLER ARRIVAIS |M Gl H 3. George Peterki; 1. P. Walker, Petersburg, Va.; J. n was open Pmerson, Daengo, Mexico; Mr. | their 'r::n;:em:fi to a nu d Mre. L. M. n::-" St. Louls, couple entert’nlnedenwl::“ A n‘:.u'lml Wis, Mos; A.|party in honor of their hous ‘am] , - Mre. \Mrs. W P. Claman, of e eguest, Thrower and Son, Tampa,|As the s -.rr'r ndianapolis, ; W. E. High, 8t. Louls, Mo.; |met at the e \;i. the; L. West, Bt. Petersburg, Fla.;|and introduced i {h hr-. obn P. Upton, Virginia, Bretney, |which s e u-he ono onville, Fla.; J. Ray Arnold, |cepgion oS Tn::: in eland, Fla.; O. Y. Elder, Jack.|rangeq fok lcarae hd ol wlere ar. ville, Fla.; 1. G. Ware, Leesburg, |ing pastime con'tnbuted “:n st iy ; M. H. Wijliams, Ala;- E J|tie degree to the entertaj no lit- psfield, St. Petersburg, Fla.; F.|those present. e :lnmenl of . Dalton, Tampé, FIa.; Mr. and|secured the tady's SR il Waring W. G. Hill, Elkhart, Ind.; Mr.|cense burner, and Mr. l:‘r'lze: an in. bd Mrs. 0. C. Hill/Elkhart, Ind.; |rieq of the Kl’nlle.me-n- aring car- . M. Parish, Gainesville, Fla.; A.|piece of Tesii e :! prize, . Hagadorn, Tampa, Fla.; W. K. statuary. Mrs. tertain of Mrs. Claman, home of Mr, ...l thrown mber of popular “500" Y Wwere Peterkin ree, after to the re- ‘mmm The last show of the season, The Prince of Tonight will appear at the Auditorium, tonight. Flatter - ing press notices have followed this excellent production ever since it left Chicago, and it has done a won - derful business. The Lousville Col- onels will occupy the boxes tonight as guests of the management. Tomorrow the town will ring with college yells and black face comedy for the Florida University boys will be here. “Auriema” will feature the Dance of Death at the Majestic tonight. Bulletin No. 4:—Brother Iverson wanted to sing that little _baliad entitled “Clothes don’'t make the man” in the Elks' Minstrel, April 9, but right away Joe LeVay objected. Joe says it would ruin his business. bR E-E-E-E--K-E-X-N-5-F-F-) PRACTICE OF TREE SURGERY (By ‘W. H. Norris, Tree Expert) Tree surgery or tree dentistry is. a necessary expert scientific profession. This profession ‘is being extenively operated in va- rious parts of United States ,and me other countries. Some ‘parts of Florida. We all know it requires an expert, to do expert work, in all professsions; therefore all tree experts or men who prac- tice tree surgery are compelled to be trained mén. These men are technically and ' practically trained by profession or experts; of this interesting science. Tree surgery is adapted to ‘\\-ho are saving a number of val- uable fruit and ornamental trees from destruction that in past years were either allowed to rot or were cut down. FLORIDA AS A HOME. There are many people who have winter homes in Florida, and who come here every win- ter to get the benefit of our wonderful climate. Some of those who have come here for winter home have been induced to establish summer homes, and most of those who are here all the year ’round like the sum- mer climate as well as the win- ter. 5 Florida’s summer climate is treating and renovating of dis- good. There are no nights that eased fstit and ornamental trees one cannot sleep becaues of the of all arieties, shrubbery, etc. Trees aer like people, they are alive and sometimes doctor or tree expert. No tree evergreens and {north. require a’ heat, a sis often the ase in the There sare few night that one does not require cover during the nights. There is no time whe none annot find a cool Cardwell, M. sk, Tsmps, Fla.; M. Mayer, N, ™. Steltz, and Miss Hel. en Hobbs cut for th ; Chas. E. Otls, Bt. Paul, Minn.; box of fancy pins, w:‘::n:;:!:nl;b: . M. R. Otis and neice, St. Paul, !secured. The guests we;e the: ol jnn.; Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Grlb«lvlted to the dining room whlc:w:; s, t. Paul, Minn.; 8 C. Balrd, beautifully decorated with palmet b o © SCHEDULE OF GAMES TO BE & PLAYED IN LAKELAND Wednesday and Thursday, is absolutely perfect. A tree place in Florida, day or night. can be imperfect in many ways, ' The breezes that sweep the pen- because of not being pruned insula from east to west, and correctly or for moer seriousl‘\wst to east, and from the south, reasons; it may be infested by are all cool brezes from off the insects of various species, which water of the Atlantic or the Gulf go, TIl.; Mae. L. Wells, lalla-!toes, ferns, green Fla.; O. E. Wellet, Batinicre, | crepe paper, ?dhor:::o::‘s: (Patrl R M. L Benidect, Tampa, I'la.; | The table was gayly orln;m tced and Mrs. H. T. Holmes, Cleve. | with shillallahs, shamrocks, a':d ad, Ohlo; . Mise Ruth Holmes, | number of tiny green candle; whil‘ eveland, Objo; W. W. Huckaby, leach guest found the inevit: ble mps, Fla.; O.B: ‘Looney, Tampa, |Trish “hoggie” at his Place as n‘ : afil Mrs. A. Chapman, Akron, O.; |ceptacle for confections. A del?»: v M. Sumner, Akron, Ohio; Jas.|ious collation of sandwiches, coon ce, Tampa, Fla.; L. L. Voyd,|pistachio ice cream,, cake flllld can' LY. City; H. M"King and wife, |dy was served by th’e chnr'mlng hos.- hildelphia, Pa.; Morris Plerce, | tess. At a late hour the guests de ew Symrna, Fla.; L. W. Huttinger, | parted assuring Mr. and Mrs, Pe!er- pringfield, Ohio; E. O. Stoddard, | kin, and Mrs. Claman that tixey had‘ lando, Fla.; T. J. Joyner, Jack-|spent a very enjoyable evening. paville, Fla.; M. L. Morrison, Wau - | Those who had the pleasure of meet; hula, /Fln.; E. Metzner, N. Y.; ing Mrs. Claman, and enjoyed the acob Steter, Tampa, Fla.; G. Wil hospitality of Mr. and Mrs Peterkin po, Jacksonville, Fla.; G. C. Hen-|were Mr. and Mrs, T, L. Waring, , Jacksonville, FI Clifford | Mr. and Mrs. William Steitz Mr‘ yne, Jacksonville, Fla.; D. O.|and Mrs. T. L. Cardwell, Mr. and rs, City; R. . Davis, Jackson-|Mrs. P. A. Gardner, MraA'Thomson ille, Fla.; A. B. Wright, A. C. L. |Miss Helen Hobbs, Fred - Benford, Fred Cochrane, Edgar The Friday Mueic Club will hold [ Thomson, and Mr. Edwin R. Schur. regular meeting tomorrow morn-|man. bg, at 9:0’clock, at the Guild Hall. Messrs. I will only sell a limited number There wl!l be Mass at the Catholic |of my lots at the present prices. 1 hurch tomorrow morning at 8|will give easy terms. cock, the occasion being the Feast EPPS TUCKER, Jr. St. Joseph, the patron saint of 3958 he Lakeland church. FOR SALE The Fort & Wilson Company, of New six room bungalow, all mod. rtow, announce the opening of |ern conveniences. Will sell at big heir millinery department, which |bargain, until March 24. curs tomorrow and Saturday, and EPPS TUCKER, Jr. hich is an event of interest to the —_— dies of this section. .« FOR RENT--Furnished rooms for! — light house keeping. 501, East Oak The University of Florida Min-| Street. 3955 | jrels, which will give "a perfor- | ance at the Auditorium ,tonight |FOR RENT-—Nicely furnished room, | Il parade at noon tomorrow, head - facing park; running water. Ap- by the TUniversity Band. The ply Room 102 VanHuss Building. pys will doubtless put up a good 3961 how, and it is hoped they will have | big house. FOR SALE— Trotting mare, young | sound, fast, and handsome. Would ' exchange for desirable real estate of equivalent value. Address Bar- igain, Care of Evening Telegrem. 9 Mrs. C. M. Stribling, of Denver, enn., and Mrs. E. G. Stribling and | o little daughters, of Nashville, enn., who have been visiting the rmer’s brothers and sister, W. K. s | hd R. A. Jackeon and Mrs. Poyner, | ! ft for their homes Saturday. They ‘ ero delighted with Lakeland and | ppe to return next winter. Any barber shop displaying the| union shop card is aot ziving votes in any of the contests now in pro., Mr.-and Mrs Chas. H. Stanton, of gress. olland Patent, N. Y., who spent w. e winter at the Poyner House, left Secretary, Local Union No day, will visit Sorento, Orlando,| B.I1 U. of A. nford, Jacksonvile, Washington —_— d other places em their way home. hey were very mueh pleased with Hone mm‘r'u:fiwr tables, keland and their many friends! a good lunch trade, fixtures, stools, lrwvlcv-e them back uflMfiflm doors east of postoffice. Will sell for $600 cash if sold at once. This is a bargain for some one. Inquire within, Lakeland, Fla. 3893 B. WEAVER, 729, J. NOTICE Premioms and bills sgainst the County Agricultural Society, ., are mow payable at our office, p. 213 So. Kentucky Ave., Brighten | Folks Premiums not called for April 1st, 1915, will be forfeited | the Association. Please call early. LK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, INC., r Edwin R. Schurman, mgflfl s i CAREFUL TENANT WANTS !uhl nished house. Three adults. For 9 months or longer. Immediate pos- session. House with grounds or suburban home preferred. Exeel lent care will be taken of house and furnighings. Address, giving ful] particulars, Room 603 Kibler References. Hotel TOT Mar. 17 and 18, Colonels vs. Cuban Stars of Havana. Monday and Tuesday, Mar. 22 and 23, Colonels vs. Birm - ingham Barons. Wednesday and Thursday, | Mar. 24 and 25, Colonels vs. Chicago Cubs. Monday and Tuesday, Mar. 29 and 30, Colonels vs. Ha- vana Reds, Ciban team. LOBVOOHG - -] o o ) CRUVOBLVICOBEORD ——————————————————— WANTED—Pupils to study music. English and Italian methods used Under the direction of Mr. Thos. Perconi, a well known leader and flute soloist, throughout the West and Canada, has played all the lead . ing cities in the North as a member of Enrico Creatore’s band. When quite a young man, he was assistant bandmaster in the United States Navy. Mr. Perconi may decide to become a citizen of Lakeland; if so, his intention is to organize an or chestral band to tour the South. Mr. Perconi is also interested In photography, and is now located in Pender’s old Studio over the Red Cross Pharmacy. Mr. Perconi will devote his evenings to musical in. struction. All persons who desire to pursue a musical course are re- quested to apply to his gtudio. 3960 - X-R-B-X-X-X-X-B-%-X-R-X-%-X-] STRAYED, OR STOLEN—2 bird dogs. One, a red and white spotted ! setter, answers to name ‘‘neely,” other bobtailé@iponter, answers to “Rex’”’. Return'to H. A. Knowles, Orange Park, Dixieland, receive re - ward. . 3955 FOR SALE—Boys wheel, practic ally new, in excellent condition. For particulars inquire at 809 East Lime 8964 R SRR Roses, Plants and Shrubs of all kinds. Give your order for your Spring planting to the “Fairfield” Gardens a home industry. Come and see what can be done in one month in. this fine soil of Lakeland. “FAIRFIELD GARDENS" Johnson Ave. On hill above store of H. J. Mathias. 3957 COLD! LAGRIPPE! Why suffer and spend more while others get well quickly in Lakeland Sanitarium? 3949 LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES8— | Four beautiful shaded lots, close in, block from Lake Morton. Price for this week too low to publish. See owner, 605 East Lime St. 3908 IDEAL COMBINATION FARM-—Five acres large citrus trees, several acres now in truck. If you want a paying proposition, adjoining Lakeland and have $3,000 {n cash, call at once. 605 East Lime St. b singers in “1f four male Prince of Tonight Co. should eat a 'THE PRINCE OF TONIGHT" quart of ice cream would they have he | m. Don’t ast show of the seaso! a QUART ETTE. S this big musical comedy teem- The Dance of Death by Auriema with good music, modern dances s tho big feature you don’t want » "'y oirls, an all star cast. ! mice, folks. 4 big feature reels a"dl Urtain at $:30.. caudeville ncluding & ](»'\!(On'}l Comedy Scream The standing of TOMORROW. the auto contest will be announced at 8 o'clock. Plenty of time to see this fine show before the Auditor- fum opens up. 0RIDA UNIVERSITY MINSTREL Reats now on sale at the Silver AURIEMA. & ! in the dance of Death. A won- derful feature. Don’t miss this. FATTY AND Keystone A 2.reel thriller. See what hap - pens when a coward wakes up. “REGISTERED"” Comedy. THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA. Lakeland's Choice. Continuous show, 2:36 to 11 p. m. TOMORROW RUNAWAY JUNE. 5th Episode. SATURDAY. 1000 votes given each at the matinee. - MONDAY night. 200 damage the tree to a great ex-land in many instances are cool, tent. A tree is also damaged by scales of all kinds and like people is subject to several dan- gerous diseases. it to decay or rot. When these cavities or rot- ten places are first noticed they are very small, but will decay very fast if neglected, similar to a tooth. After it once gets a start the tree will soon all rot or decay, if not attended to prop- erly by an expert. Cavities or rotten places in trees are likewise treated by this science, which is known as Tree Surgery or Tree Dentistry, and which is done as follows: First, the decayed and fun- goid wood is all thoroughly re- moved by instruments and tools made specially for this purpose; also insects, worms, etc. Then the cavity is thoroughly sactur- ated with a special combination of insecticides, fungicides and healing wood preservatives. The bark and cambium tissue, which is found just under the bark, is scientifically removed or cut back form the cavity to the otuer edge, after which the co-' vity is filled with cement speci- ally mixed for the purpose and is reinforced. In some cases metal is used to cover cavities, as there are various kinds of them. When these cayities are prop- erly filled and treated by an ex- pert the bark will begin at once to heal over the cement, .or met- al, which ever it may be. There- fore, it prevents any further decay, and saves the tree from complete destruction. The tree will at once begin to flourish and develop. A treé ' should - be sprayed by an expert, with nroper insecticides, or fungi- cides, or both, if required. This shotild be done as soon as the insec or discase attacks the trec and thereby you save the tree from dcaying. When a limb or branch is amputated, the cut should be properly made and treated af- terwards. If this wound is ex- pose da cavity or rotten place will develop. Metal caps are placed over these wounds to prevent the waste of sap and also prevents any decay, as it is perfectly sealed and will heal over. A split limb, or even a split tree, can be saved by being bolted together and made to graft back by experts. Chain- ing is another art in tree surge- ry; that is, all kinds of trees are made stronger by chaining the limbs together, relieving the strain of extra weight of fruit, etc., on limbs and branches; chaining also protects the tree from strong winds. Many other beneficial ments and appliances are known an doperated by tree THOSE WERE HAPPY DAYS. 2 Reel Comedy Featuring . VICTORIA FORDE AND EDDIE LYONS FOR THE DEFENSE Drama. These disease-; es of th tree will shortly cause | treat- doctors, refreshing and health giving. Think of some of the sultry; nights in the north! Al lof us know who have tried them, that when the heat falls like a blank-! et on a notrhern country that, one is pretty well pleased if he can breathe, much less be com- fortable. You know how suf- | focatingly oht and idsagreeable (it i sand ho un leasant it is, iand how you fer when it is‘ really oht in the north. There is nothing like that in Florida. While thousands die in north- ern states in the summer tigme | from the effects of the heat, you never hear of a death from over- heating in Florida. It is more comfortable, more conducive to health and life here in the sum- mer time than it is in the north when the sultry heat-laden wind sweeps te country. = We need more all the round residents in Florida. need more people who year | We, come, |here and stay all the time and e -. as in 'we can make any of them comfortable in summer as winter. . And the man who lives the outdoor life—loves to swim and fish and go motoring and boat- ing. There isn’t any better place than Florida in the sum- mer. You cat catch more fish and you can ahve more months of weather for swimming Florida than anywhere else. Some of you who have tried Florida in winter and have like: it, try it Znext summer. will be delighted.—Jacksonville Metropolis. FOR SALE Cheap, or will exchange for auto in good condition, 50 acres land in Marion county, near Ocala. Address J. J. Haldeman. 3951 FOR RENT—6 room corner house with 100 foot lot; $9 per month rent for the right party. “B)” care Telegram. 3948 Take Something To the Folks Back North == They will be especially pleased with the following : Alligator Hand Bag Aliigator Watch Fob Lakeland or Florida Pennant Hand Painted Souvenir China Hand Tinted Photographs of Florida Scenes A Collection of Florida Post Cards The Book "Store | % o l P. S. — Everything for St. Patrick’s Day--Such a good ' vme to have a party. Get Your Coupons in the Great Yoting Contest at the Hub. This is the only Gents’ Furnishing Store in Town giv= ing VYotes with Purchases of Goods Our Spring Line Is Coming in Daity See Qur Windows They reflect the Superb Stock with which our Store is filled, The Hu THE HOME OF Hart Schaffacr and Marx Grod Clothes JOS. LeVAY Tone up your system now with a good spring tonic. Itlwill supply the lost vitality and in- crease your energy. Everyone needs a bracing up in t.he spring. A fresh spring medicine right now may prevent a serious disorder later on. Do not'delay. After you see the doctor, see us. w000y’ DRU'G STORE PHONE 408 WE TAKE CARE AN OPEN FACE WATCH is no more open than our method of conducting business. Through nev. er misrepresenting, and selling at a moderate price, we have established a clientele which we prize more than any one thing. Let us show you our line of beautiful watches, diamonds, bracelets, etc. Conner & 0’Steen Postofice Next Door to Us THE FINISHING TOUCH to a woman's tollet is the jewe] she fastens to her bosom. We Pay par- ticular attention to this branch of our jewelry business and our dis. play of brooches, pins, chatelaines. lockets, etc., is especially large and unusually attractive and novel. See it by all means. It containg many splendid gift suggestions.