Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 10, 1915, Page 4

PR AR " .g QAN _LOAN" SIIVILPPLIPPIOE B IEE S Wg)AlYllAl:S ?nn CONTROLS § $-At The Churches Tomorrow-t- First Sunday e THE COMPANY? |® HEESEPPELIEIEErE SV SBISEFPOIPE $EETLRTE Epistle, 1 Johy Officers and directors elected by all 'mem- | In addition to the fine anthems of John 20:19-31. rding their holdings, except, to berldn mmmm horus of twen- Morning and :er?m:“:;e Weakést and smallést stockholder | C\l:le“ F.d H. Callahan, pastor. the regular choir a ¢ ev Tennessee avenue g, - B. Pugh, pagy, FLORIDA AND STATE’S MANY -ADVANTAGES jram|JOTES ARE WORTH DOUBLE ALL DURING APRIL Published every afternoon from The Telegram PBujlding, Lakeland, Fla. Entered in the postoffice at Lake. land, Florida, as mail matter of the EREN ©Ding 2 Ep- 117and 7:30 o'cl from any possible control or freeze out by > ty youn: ladies of the Junior clock rey, g 3 charter provides day school, 9:45 a. m. beautiful | Bible school 5 ad olads. the strong and urlge the ¢ oo riide ot Sunday ) vorth League will sing a be 00l at 1 , o ; This is the month when subscrip- (Continued trom Page 2.) Tive votes . ns. own rights whaterer his hold- | 11, B. Morse, supfrin:n‘ll:“: m. selection at both preaching services. NG ——— in | stor . m. sel First Presbyteri M. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR :::‘:c l:e::; ?:ex:fnrzftrmfil; at Jacksonville. If trains run as ,,‘:‘;L‘:;;',‘L"fi;“‘m“:'dg'&?%fimflbrmé iSu:;::h.i.fi:ymee Saved.” | You are most cordially invited. Sath Tonnia = ————————|in same, as 30,000 votes will be is-|they should from northern cities e e ety "5 it ‘oo, and | Preaching at 7:80 p. m. Bubject § park! © veny, SUBSCRIPTION RATES sued on every $5 subscription paid |they would be but onme night on the | s oh granted on good recurity, accord- «“What It Means to Refuse the Free Xethodll'r—g.“ i W. S. Patterso Ol PO .. ioveesin s -+-$5.00/in. Fifteen thousand votes are given |T0ad. But, staying over night in "",.::‘..&7:{{{.’ fote 0 35 eants per faeve of | Lord.” i Sunday ”hmll A um CaaaT p. m. Su;,d“ school o Dasty, Six months ++-+ 2.5V 1ordinarily, but during April the|Cincinnati, gives a daylght ride A T A e B T Prayer meeting Wednesday even-| Preaching “:. 'Ih : Christian -li.‘mlex::'l i Threé months +e+eeseee.. 125 |contest management announces that,through the splendid blue-grass sec- fer Fines 5 cents per share for ug:] weekly ing at 7:30. Chapter for study, Also Sunday school. Tuesday and| Morning sermon W g Delivered anywhere within the |the votes will be doubled and there-'“‘m of Kentucky and over the Cum- ‘“"12.',“3.'.’. o ears payment of Menthly 1 John 1. | Prayer m:ethl! ey S R “lhll. limits of the City of Lakeland for 10 |fore for a payment of $5 on sub-'berland mountains to historical Socares the-sou"s bbed hamue, aite ten years | Visitors always welcome. | Thursday nights. beet confiisd to 1 cents a week. scription a subseriber or eontamt‘c'“"lflol"n« South, in Florida, one [payment as renter of that or a larger sum | g during a 1arge part of f: k 3 — e | will receive 30,000 votes. It any of&ets a glimpse of roses and of yel- Tord,“and. for you only recelpt papers enough : All Saints— . ty b, THE INDUSTRIAL the Telegram subscribers want to|low frult hanging on trees whose | o bulld fires in it fof 8 day of week. Ban! Cli}l:};o; i First Sunday after Esster. there:lnr: irme- ot gy REVIVAL IS HERE |2el. any of their friends in the con-|dark green leaves make it seem all |DJ't, 100k good does it? gl e | Sunday school at 9 o'clock. Holy Eucharist 7:30 a. m. pre;:e m:rc:l. test “now is the time for all good the more golden. An hour longer I R L ey hk ot the Church corner Lemon street and [ Sunday school, 10 a. m. ) ; f :g Bermon vy men to come to the aid of the p.fly"!tlme between sunrise and sunset comfort and safety it will insure for self and | o Avekus Men's class, A. J. Holworthy. ast one of the present p,, From every part of the country, and also time for each contestant to)than in Michigan, and then the Rk a4 Sous’ somen,” am vocn hidris, wil | M ins0U ; Women’s class. Rev. R. Rolton. |the pastor leaves next y, especinlly ‘f‘ those regions where ‘Get busy.” If your friends are pay- | Shorter twilight passes into the star- be w ny'ml meh:n :.P':w [ sl o Morning pratar, 11 a. m. new fleld of labor. the great industrial plants are lo- ing by the week get them to pay for | lit brilliancy of night, or the radiant ey’ First Bl!PtIl: Moody, of Tennessee,| Addiess—Prelate, Rev. R. Bolton. cated, comes the news of improving A : hich will ble th 'moonllght | In the Association our secretary helped or- L Y Lakeland Ledee No. 1782, Loyal! year, which will enable them to o ganlze years ago, there are now more wom- | .., preach at both services tomor- |Lal nd L 3 conditions, new enterprises launched avoid the annoyance of paying each My first winter in Florida was o than men ld’-up um;g?:f::,w‘:fillz‘fl‘:i i t 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Tt (Order Moose. ]-;c; u::] rs—:mplo]);:tenrt o:hmer: in| Leek and will also help a contestant | forty-two years ago. Ut left a dep uisadeds Newry an thees okros "as e | TOW 8 L Evening prayer, 7:30 p. m. e mbers. or e uro- . wise Ppean war we would be having pros- perity above the normal all over the nation. The Chicago Tribune is the con- sistent and persistent enemy of ev- erything Democratic in the party sense of the word, but that great pa- per has too much intelligence to sub- scribe to the primitive doctrine of the unsophisticated that the party in power makes good times or bad | times, regardless of the laws of sup- ply and demand, trade and com- merce, crops, seasons, etc. That will do for the politicia; tel), . thinking, the unin! r:i?d )u”‘m prejudiced with whom the, wish is father to the thought,»fmptic whit do for a great modern newspaper 40 tfifle with the intelligence of its readers by such stale devices as that; hence the Tribune and the other big papers ddn’t hesitate to tell the truth in their news colymns about industrial conditions in the country. e Here, for instance, is something from the Tribune of a few days ago, and items, similar in character, are appearing in leading papers in many parts of the country: “April ushered in a season of greater industrial prosperity. Here is what happened: % “The Illinois Steel Company . op- ened six new open hearth furnaces 8nd ong additional blast furnace at Gary, giving employment to 1,000 more men. The Joilet and South Chi- cago forces also were increased. “The Pullman Company recelved a $1,600,000 order from the Inter- borough, the New York subway com- along wonderfully. “This is the time when cash counts.” The next standing of contestants in the Majestic Theatre Contest wil be announced at Majes- |DOVelty, and nearly all impress upon the tablets of memory. Nearly all previous winters had been spent in Vermont and Mich- igan. Even now, when there is less of one’s tic Theatre on May firfist. Vote re-|Years have crawled into the past, ants April 26th and 27th only. be accepted from each contestant. one contestant had remarked in his presence that she knew that an offer would be made, on payment of ac- counts on a certain day. Very much to his surprise this offer, came out yin the paper. There will be no spec- ial offer on payment of bills this month, CASH BUSINESS WILL COUNT : THIS MONTH On all coupons brought in this month up'#o April 27th the contest department will allow double votes. Thus your work will count two for one. Two thousand vote coupons with each admission at night at Majestic Theatre all of this week. . _— ATTENTION, CONTESTANTS It is customary in every contest | to announce the opening and cissing | dates of Special Offers, and if same is not taken advantage of, at the time of offer, the opportunity is lost. We have had two special offers on payment of bills, The first offer Reports must positively be brought | the North. in on these days or no standing wily beginning of the discovery of Flor- be published. Only one report will ida over 400 years ago, but the work and Saturdays 3 to 7:30 p. m. ports will be accepted from contest- |the South is a land of enchantment. Novelists find it less prosaic than Ponce de Leon made a is still being carried on by each new observant visitor, and those who The contest manager was inform- | !ive here are much in love with their ed by a merchant on Saturday that |5tate. People of Northern Europe, to escape the depressing winter and to renew their vitality, go to India, Sicily, the Riviera and the Nile. They seek the golden days of warm- er climates to adu length, hright- ncss and’ joyousness to life. Our populous northern states have in Florida a long peninsula lying be- twecn twe sun-warmed seas, fanned by saited breezes that bear vigor to the langnid, health to the sick, rest to the weary from the fierce compe- titions and struggles of modern life. ‘Even below its average—and it has been under it some of the present winter—the Floridian climate is so wonderful that one can scarcely be- lieve at the end of a month that there have been so many enjoyable days. Jutting down the narrow peninsu- la for nearly 500 miles into the warm waters of the Gulf Stream— which, flowng across the Atlantic, make northern Europe habitable—e for at least 150 miles, means a gen- fal climate in South Florida during the winter months. Whatever of was for five thousand votes cu ac- cold and clouds and rainy days may :.l:lly;n::: :V’Likn:‘:rssfll‘yc::;s?;:: counts, and the second ten thousand. COMe they are reminders of northern the materials are assembled. “The various plants of the Inter- national Harvester Company have practically doubled their forces. “The Aetna Powder Cqmpany, at Miller, added 200 men to its pay roll to fill a large European order for gun cotton. “When work is begun this month on the new $5,000,000 Field Mu- seum of Natural History in Grant Park 1,000 more men will be given work, and as soon as the cement foundation work is started 2,000 more men will be given steady em- ployment for three years.” O The solons at Tallahassee are as much opposed to simplified legisla- tion making for more efficiency as the lawyers seem to be to simplified court procedure making for quicker and surer justice, hence the bill of Representative Farris to reform lt{g- islative methods by chopping off a large number of useless committees went promptly to the discard. —0 The liquor traflic seems to have but few friends in the present leg- islature, considering the promptness with which the advocates of pro- hibition have moved to get an amendment to suppress the traffic submitted to the people and the ab- sence of obstacles in that direction. 9t seems to be generally conceded that such an amendment will be voted on next year. FAEE The State primary election law may need amending by the present legislature, but that body will serve the people much more efficiently by putting to the front such questions as wiping out citrus canker, tick eradication, public school improve- ment, reforming court procedure and many other problems of real and vital importance, compared with which a defective primary election statute is a small affair. The state can live and prosper without any change at all in the present primary law, but its prosperity may be se- riously impaired for the want ' of legislation concerning our great citrus fruit amd live stock im- dustries, our inefficient| courts and oyr public school system . which meeds to be developed and improved in some vital-vespects. ' amaane o No qups‘flon being settled until it is settled right, the great dominat- ing buzzard issue has been prompt- 1y put before the legislature for set- tlement by Senator Wells of Leon county, who has introduced a bill making it the privilege, if not the duty, of the good citizen, to shoot every buzzard on sight and pay him for doing so. The buzzards are sald to spread hog cholera, but the same offense is charged against the hens and the dogs, hence there must be some other count in the indictment against the buzzard to justify a dec- laration of war. During the time of the first cffer. leury bill was brought in on iims, |and all interested understood that after the dates named, the offer ex- pired. During the last offer, every contestant, brought in their ac- .countl, as well as those interested, with the exception of two or three, These exceptions state that they were under the impression that they ycould hold these receipted bills, in- definitely, and get the bonus offer ,on same. Now the contest depart- ment wishes to do justice to all, and would like to hear from all contest- ants, as to their understanding in answer to these parties who hold the accounts. We wish to state when a Special Offer is announced, that we give the date that the offer opens and closes. We have carried our address in each advertisement in The Telegram and if anyon is in doubt, regarding any- thing pertaining to the contest, we are here to explain. Very truly, CONTEST DEPARTMENT, Majestic Theatre. A BIGTIME IN SIGHT Horticultural Entertainment Commit- tee Working Day And Night To Make Arrangements Complete Tampa, Fla., April 8.—There is a big time in store for those who attend the meeting of the Florida State Hor- ticultural Society in Tampa beginning next Tuesday night. The entertainment committee is go- ing to hire a whole theatrical troop, d a free matinee will be given of “Stop Thief,” which is a screaming comedy, a laugh every minute. All during the meeting vaudeville stunts, fancy dancers and moving pic- tures will be introduced. The entertainment committee is ne- gotiating to buy out the moving pic- ture theaters, which will be free to the visiting guests, and as soon as one form of entertainment is settled the committee looks about for “more fun” for the city's guests. The fact that this committee has secured the lowest railroad rates ever given to one of these meetings is evi- dence that they ama.going to try to outdo every other place ju i4be matte: of entertaigment. St s - The program, as recently published, Is full of good thingsavd every grow- er that attends willJearn much about eitrus fruit growing and all those sub- Jects every progressive grower should know. For the wives and daughters of the growers a ball will be given at the Tampa Bay, another free entertain- ment, and it has been anmounced that evening dress will not be necessary. Tampa business firms are sparing no expense in getting our elaborate souvenir gifts. In fact, every one seems to be working to make the en- tertainment of the visitors complete. this matter, before giving their final | | i l ! I i | | ¢ GPTOTTIETIITEFYVIL L~ - - i Im Large and SUITABLE FOR Fruit, Truck and General Unimproved Far miflg Improved and Samples 23,000 ACRES—In Polk Coun worth more than hali the 40 ACRE FARM—35 in house, packing house Irrigation miles from Lakeland. and in ten, twenty and fort opment Plan. BARGAIN—4 acres, garden. | 20 ACRE FARM—Close in Payment required. 9-ROOM HOUSE Morton $4,200.00. $1,200 TWO GOOD SUBDIVIS and desirably located. 34 ACRES OF RICH ter Hill. All bearing. This i % Lakeland, Phone 354 Green. bearing Orange Grove, 8-room Price $30,000.00. FOR NON-RESIDENTS—Goo, « barn, large lake front. New 40 Labor-Saving Features—-17N.w inches. You have plenty of knee ron plant, good heavy soil and good road. Six You save miles of steps with this new underneath, - a s steps s new A5 Hoosier. 40 special features help vou Whole Kitchen at ¥ i ers’ Ends ! d Fruit Lands, well located save labor—even reduce the cfi'!»rt i luf - Y acre tracts; Co-operative Devel- - s, inside city limits 2 acres in bearing trees a \ all cleared and fenced: 100 bearing orange trees. e Mg and three vacant Lots. ION Propositions. Close to school acres clear. Price $550. 40 ACRE FARM—Near Griffin, Fla., fenced ; about half cleared anq For Further Information See J. Nielsen- Lange Office Evening Telegram Bldg, 00000000 000000000+ sessss00000000000000000 04 . . . "‘ is considered a great treat to have tnis noted writer with wus for the day. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m At the opening of the school Miss Rosa Lee Swindel will give us a history of David's life. Let all hear this as cur lessons will deal with his life for several Sanrdays. savers. What they have done in Minnesola visitors will be cordially wel- comed at all church services. The Loyal Order of Moose will hold a church parade on this occasion. Rev. R. Bolton, rector, rectory phone 304 Blue. you women, youth and children can do here, and you will take great pleasure in its doing, and oh! OH! WORTH WHILE! On the other hand do not forget that life s UNCERTAIN—FRAIL. “‘A mistep, a breath of germ-laden alir, another’s carelessness, and |the WHOLE STRUCTURE FALLS. Now, only 1 NOW is the SAFE time to put aside that how good it will seem ! NEST EGG. So we make this CALL to you LOUD and STRONG,” for you to come with ‘us NOW. Sign the inclosed slip, and mail, or Isend to us, or perhaps better still, ask our | secretary to come to your home and TALK I OVER with the whole family, in any but office hours, which are (except Sunday) 2 to 4 p. m., Christian Church— Veeal solo by Mrs. A. T Cason,} Preaching and communion a‘f 11 “Just as I Am,” with violin obllgutova. m. Subject of discourse, The nv .r. Robinson at the evening ser- | Motive of Life.’ vice. Preaching at 7:30 p. n:n Subject, A hearty welcome extended to all “Why is the Bible Here?" who will come and worship with us.! Bible school at 10 a. m. C. E. Prayer meeting 6:30 p. m. Meeting of elders and deacons on J. E. Wray, pastor. Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. | Prayer meeting Wednesday ““Hoeing One’s Own Row,” subject 7:30 p. m. of pastor’s sermon at 11 a. m. | Song practice Wednesday 7 p. m. Junior Epworth League at 3:30 Bible school conference of officers accountg paid. Votes mh on the same basis as a) chants in this contest. For subscriptions, howey, L fer unusual inducements dollar paid in thig way much as three paid for i else. Thus, a year's subs !the Evening Telegram can. it 15,000 votes; a yearl o ,Hon to the Lakeland New votes; and so on. ne Subscribers who pay Westly At No. 17 Kentucky Building, M. G. WILLARD, Secretary blizzards that are hurrying south to get warm. This out-door life brings one very near to nature’s generous heart. We enjoy the tufted palms, the murmur- ing pines, the pellucid lakes that ripple in the breeze and sparkle in the sunshine, and at night, with its First Methodist— at p. m. |and teachers of school Thursday exchange the receipts 1 reet calm, the reflection of the starry Senior Epworth League at 6:30 night, 7:30. from the carriers for votes splendor of the unnumbered worlds o l Ladies’ Aid will give silver tea at senting them at this office; of an illimitable universe. And yet Florida is nearly all in the making. While the oldest and earliest to be inhabited by Europ- eans, it is one of the newest and lat- est to be found out among Ameri- can commonwealths east of the Mississippi. The second largest east of that rver, it has the longest coast line of any state. Henry M. Flag- ler, keen-visioned business man, was its greatest modern discoverer. His 522 miles of railway from Jackson- ville to Key West, nearly one-quar- ter of it out at sea, show that his faith and Standard Oil money ac- complished wonders and achieved a meritel success. And the work of making better roads in the interior of this wonder- ful peninsula, as above shown, has commenced. E. W. BARBER. “The Wreck of the Titanic” pas- home of Bro. and Sister J. F. Sloan tor’s subject at 7:30 p. m. Monday afternoon from 3 to 5 p. m. will be given for each celpt. Let theHoosier; Cabinet cut Your Save $25% Right Dcn’t Wait until TOO LATE Small Tracts While this limited allotment lasts, this Iurry before the new Hoosier Club i week, vou can have the famous “WHITE filed. For remember, we are permitted BEAUTY™ Cabinet at a lower price than deliver the THoosier Cabinet to all clu' any woman cver paid. The Hoosier members during this great sale for 3 Company is holding this special sale in less than the low cash price, but R 1000 towns in order to double the sale of members do not have to pay cash. Th- Ummproved “"WHITE BEAUTY”—the finest cabinet is the.big advantage of enrolling in thi t made. The chance may never come Hauosier Club—it does not cost one pet and ag; in. \_'un must pay regular prices when extra. Come in now—at once—bheir Impl‘oved this lot is sold. this club is fllled. [ —— One Dollar Pu:s “White Beauty’ Int~ Your Kitchen ty at $0.00 per acre. Then S1 weekly soon pays the balance. % Timber price. Your money back promptly if you are ! delighted with vour Hoosier, You can reach everything in your cali net without a step. All of the 40 conver iences, and the 400 articles which the b, Hoosier Cabinet will hold, are in the most =5 handy places to save reaching. Comes Apart for Cleaning The Hoosier is the one sanitary cabinc! In twominutes you can take it entirel’ apart for cleaniing, to let sunshine and fresh air into every corner. Only You and a Few.More Women! So many women are making up their minds to get Hoosiers now while they can Save $2.50, that this small allotment is go- ing more rapidly than we expected. Hoos- lers cabinets reaching. Every inch of space is utilized. You get through quickly. Everything closed up, free from dust. The y gives you a business-like kitchen. you a better kitchen than vou could have without it, : Sit Down at Work I‘he_ sliding pure aluminum out, aiving vou a table X \\‘itl} 6-room house, in highly cultivated is Hoosier It gives possibly nd two Price $3000.00, Large cash Close to Lake table pulls down and terms. space 42 x 39 Both close in sal labor-saver. Over 800,000 of them urt already in use. Tomorrow you can still decide whether to buy one now and sav¢ $2.50, or later, when the price goes U |3 2 o o ot e e # 78004 466468060000 T65 00055505000 S5 454855585 EOPSSEEISESESES SPPPEDESPISPOPGSBBIBE TS 18 1o 2 rbrd s o o e J S A et s i Ao O e st el fendSlogir peteieiioa ottt o el Ziedissiisttbuiaitdinb St are becoming the one univer- agai 50 i i T : again. $2.50 is worth saving. and trugk land par excellence. House and barn: mul : - ‘ and equipment and half interest in crops s with fl:s ; Bl ] “eplaec. Price $5000.00, o ; - el = Lre : : . > 4 i > > g 2 Sy 24 \(_ RE | ARM —One quarter mile south of city limits : -w. ;nv‘jhnmlm;x fruit and truck, partly cleared : qml'l urnl re O. v ‘\‘l:’l’l':i‘ and barn Cheap i sold soon’ « will give good [ . ‘ UNFURNISHED [IOUSE ~In Dixieland. $900.00 T0 THE PUBLIC: to "white Beauty® than the fixed cash price of week only. THE HOOSIER MFG. We authorize this sale, limited inets, at $2.50 less these cabinets, this CO., New Castle, Ind. Florida