Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 27, 1915, Page 5

AKELAND y LACONIC ase of fire phone 5000 ¢. R. O'Steen, Who has been ,.}pon Springs the past several s and who has been spending a gprags tomorrow morning to ms mother for & short time. yiss Ruby Daniel returned yes- from a pleasant visit of sev- | days at l.ake Butler, where she the guest of her”brother, Mr. . Daniel and family. Miss 7 Was greatly benefitted by this Jo outing and change, yr. W. W. McLain returned sight from Daytona, where he ween the past month, having a tion there with the Anthony Clothing Co. He expects to |;n tomorrow. “You don’t know good Lakeland looks until you qway and come back,” declares H\l(‘l.:lin. RS- ye Book of Common Prayers placed in all the rooms of Ho- Kibler Saturday by a represen- s of the Traveling Men’s Pray- k Society. The organization operated DY the Epl;copll church. £. Dobbins, of Atlanta, warden the society, is in Florida carry- it the work of placing prayer s in the leading hotels of the e. ————— yr. W. K. Jackson, Jr., of the 1 Zone, left last night for Wash- on, D. C., after a pleasant visit the guest of his parents, Hon. ’Mrs. W. K. Jackson. It was ended to have Mr. Jackson de- o an address at the “Home Pro- ¢ Dinner” tonight, but he was pelled to leave last night. Mr. ison holds a high position in the department of the Canal Zone, has held various official posi- s there. Yesterday afternoon an assembly shout twenty, among whom were ghters of the Confederacy, Vet- -and Sons of Veterans, went ki to the cemetery and decorated b graves of all Veterans, a beau- ) array of flowers having been jn for this purpose. A short orial service was held at the wes—General AHen read a poem Captain Ritcherson also read an opriate article. The Daughters to thank the Sons of Veterans wouring automobiles for the oc- o and also all owners of cars loaned their cars ‘for the occa- I, Straughn, of Washington, D. who has been assisting Miss Ver- Tlomp:on in Ler demonstration , will 1eave for Tallahassee to- , where he will finish his cit- froit and guava jelly exper!- ts. Dr. Straughn {8 an expert {lis line, and the equipment of Florida State College for Worn.- will enable him to make more ough tests of the preservirg ts of these fruits. He will be mpanied by Miss Thompson, will remain in Tallahassee for k or so. t 11 o'clock today all seats for big “Home Products Dinner” to- tof the Board of Trade at the r hotel, were taken. The din- committee, however, announces wishing to accommodate all to best of their ability, they extend Ivitation to all those who desire dear President D. C. Gillett of Tampa Board of Trade or Hon- ration.” days in Lakeland, will go up to | ¢ led by Mrs. H. ) .‘ —— — SENIOR PLAY AT ALDITORUN LAST NIGHT WAS A GREAT SUceESs In Society hi e L SR New Books for Lj It is with pleasyre that the li- brary department of the W, Club of 1 Ooman's -akeland announces that a jnated to the library: lworth Case,” anqd “The Leaven- “Giraffe Hunt- | Winning of Barbara Worth,” donat- | B. Clark; “The First Secretary,” “The Seq Wolf,” “The ,One Woman,” ang “Max,” donated by Mrs. J. L. Skipper; “Coniston,” “The Last Days of Pompeii,” “Kent Fort Manor,” The Lock and Key Library,” donated by Mrs, Tinisi ;and “The Patrol of the Sun 1)“9; Trail,” donated by Miss I, S. Neel. These are further added to by the purchase of “The Wall of Parti- tion,” “Peg 0' My i Heart,” “Pollj- anna Returns,” Webster's Universal Dictionary, and seven volumes of “Home and School Reference Work. A splendid collection of books on the shelves of the library of the Woman's Club and as the summer time advances and the days grow longer many will be glad to know that the Club Hou Tuesday and Friday 3to5p. m., tained. | are open every rnoon from If you wil' call and examine the many splendid oppotunities theso shelves afford for pleasures for readers, and which will he adly be shown you by Miss Lela Gal'o- way, chairman of the libr: ¥y de partment, you will be desirous of enrolling as a participant in this‘ pleasure . You are cordia.iy invited any Tuesday or Friday afiernoon. MRS. . RUCKER ADAMS, Press Reporter. Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Kinsinger Entertain On Friday evening, April 23, and Mrs. J. A. tained the Lake Hollingsworth Rook Club at their new home in Lakeland. The time was very pleas- antly spent in playing progressive rook, Mr. Fred Julian making the high score of the evening. Delicious refreshments, consjst- ing of strawberries, cream and cake, were served by the hostess, while a pleasing variety of music was dis- pensed by the graphonola. Mr, The evening was greatly eujoypdl by all, and the guests departed at a late hour, voting this one of the | most pleasant meetings in its his- tory. The following guests were pres- ent: Messrs, and Mesdames Futch, Julian, Graham, Clifford, Sage and Kinsinger. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Sage. Mizpah Circle The Mizpah Circle will meet tc- morrow afternoon with Mrs. H. C Stevens. All xembers urged to be present. Mrs. Hull Entertained Methodist Reading Circle The Reading Circle of the First Methodist church met with Mrs. 1. C. Hull yesterday afternoon at her | pretty home on l.ake Morton. The number of new books have been do- | donated by Mr, Lapham; “The | and books may be ob- | Kinsinger enter- | East | “HOME PRODUCTS DINNER T0'BE CIVEN TONICHT PRESIDENT GILLETT OF TAMPA BOARD OF TRADE AND BRUCE KENNEDY OF MONTGOMERY gg—h BE OUT OF TOWN SPEAK- | The speaking alone at the “Home { Products Dinner” at the Hotel Kib- ler this evening will be a fine \reut, {and ro one in Lakeland should miss it'. The address by President D. C. |(“_“e“ of the Tampa Board of Trade Iwm be an inspiration to all hearers, ia'ud the message by Honorable Bruce | Kennedy, general secretary of the Montgomery Chamber of Commerce, will be worth many times th; 4 e cost of the dinner. Mr. Kennedy was for- mer president of the Southern Secre- taries Association and at the present time a director and a member of the | linance committee and is also a di- rector in the National Association of American k utives. The following will be the program to be carried out after the dinner: | Geo. . Southard, chairman, i bresident Lakeland Board of Trade. Invocation—Rev. R. Bolton. 0. M. Eaton, mayor of Lakeland, | toast master. AL F. Hetherinzton, editor Ev- enin E Telegram, “Our Town.” Spencer, Jr., attorney Lakeland Spirit.” Holworthy, secretary Board of T “Team Work." D. Collins Gillett, president Tam- Pa Board of Trade, “Organization Ef- ficiency.” Bruce w at law, “The J A Kennedy, secretary Mont- | gomery Chamber of Commerce, “A Chamber of Commerce. " ! PLAY LAST NI | GHT PAID OFF DEFICIT lLakeland, Fla., April 27. Statement of school disbursements and receipts: I hereby certify that the following is a correct statement of money re-, ceived and expended: DISBURSEMENTS Total amount spent ..$370.63 Amount received from pupils 20c each .. __ 269.50 Amount needed to pay in- debtedness . . ..$101.13 RECEIPTS | Amount from Senior play..$150.70 75 per cent went to school and the other 25 per cent to the Auditorium manage- ment, leaving .. . ..$113.00 Refunding to the male quar- tette the amount of eight tickets .. e | Total left from play __.... !Left on hands after all debts i were paid which were not paid by incidentals. . . 8.02 ’ The word “work” in wood bill in I report of disbursements and receipts Lof April 26, 1915, should have been | 3.85 109.15 wood. [ shall render a report of the expenses of graduation week next week. CHAS. M. JONES. NOTICE TO OWNERS OF FORD CARS, AND OTHERS WHO SHOULD OWN ONE | | Tt will interest you to read in our standing ad on another page of this paper, statement from Henry Ford, president of the Ford Motor Co., rel- ‘afternoon was spent in reading a portion of their new book, “Ann of Ava.” Delicious refreshments of cake and cream were then sor\'n-di by the hostes Those present de-| clare that these meetings are \‘l‘r}'! enjoyable, and all members of the Circle who have not been attending | {are missing a rare treat. e ative to special rebate on Ford cars. If you own a Ford you will be glad, , if you don’t you can afford to. Lakeland Automobile and Supply Co. | 3069 GEORGIA MAN IS RESCUED IN TIHE] Resident of Woodstock Finds Him- self Restored After His Physicians Failed Lewis, who lives out on Route 2, Woodstock, Ga., was the vietim of stomach troubles for a long e Bruce Kennedy of Montgom- The class exe of Lake .\lnr-l md, who dd not get tickets to jton school will be h:-lfi in the l.alnj‘ it the Hotel at 9 o'clock, about ! Morton school auditorium mpmrruw; bour the dinner is over and hear jafternoon at 3:45, at “vhn»h time the speakers. They will be rare |public is invited. This announce : s then, too, every one should jment is made as veral \\rn-. in | who can for there will be at!doubt as to where the exercises were three home speakers, Mr. Ed- ‘to be held Spencer, Jr., will talk on “Lake- = . i Mr. Hetherington will | Standing of contestants will be an o “Lakeland, Our City;” and [nounced Saturday at the Majestic Holworthy’s remarks will be on | Theater. Always watch the contest column. ORI ) uditorium TONIGHT BIG SPECIAL PROGRAM 5 Feature Reels VILLARD-JOHNSON SLIDES U of them taken at the- ring- thowing many of the prineip: k" the fight including th ont 1 vandeville act THE WEBB il ' reeler. 2,000 feet of "3l scenes, action and gin- HE PASSED IT UP Comedy scream Jthr VATING FoR ANoTHER s Omedy. scream i OPEN AT & O'CLOCK ] ly— TRIMARY PLAY | 'S now on sale \ al 2 reel education e |cial for today. time. He tried the treatments of many doctors remedies. His sufferings were a serious han- te It Mr. Kibler ran short of rooms tonight, could he rent the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE? Fido, how would you like a "m,"j with HOT AND COLD FOLDING DOORS? “Fighting the Citrus Canker,” a al feature, is our spe- a Kerstone scream, 2 r. an exerllent another dandy 2 reeler. a xe . all accompanied with Get t fine orchestra musi MISS CAROLINE DAVIS Classy singing and character comed- | re ng . Up to the mixtur Friday— ::n:eflm_ rag time way | RUNAWAY JUNE Vaudeville on at 4:00. 7:30 & 9:00| 11th Episode FIGHTING THE CITRUS CANKER i woman { being waged | l man showing the 2 reel feature every and child should s! great fight that against this pest. FATTY'S FLING Kevstone scream featuring king of comedians AT THE BRINK OF THE ABYSS A 2 reel thriller. Great drame Fatty, THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA (Daniel Frohman Presents Lakeland’s CHoice Continuous show 2:30 to 11 p. m. Music at the matinees every day. Tomorrow— 5 REELS AND VAUDEVILLE & Thursday— ; SPECIAL PROGRAM Keystone Feature d: MondelLLIOM § MYSTERY Coming— THE HEART PUNCH Featuring Jess Willard ! Ball and wife. e tried all sorts of |- - Of Days Change of program Monday, When the Auditorium the school interests of Lakeland, and the stage presented a scene repre- senting a country home kitchen with two fair seniors engaged in home duties. Miss Mary Groover as Eleanor Horton, American beauty and heiress, was pleasing in her girlish loveliness and presented her character in a very charming man- ner. Her pleasing naturalness and pretty gowns were no more engag- ing than her personality, but com- bined, gave a good representation of the character she portrayed. Miss Jewell Swindell as Nora O'Neil, spinster, as maid of the home, with her Irish brogue, ready wit, bril- liant complexion and splendid mim- icry, was ever ready with the right word to relieve an awkward situa- tion and her very appearance on the stage was the signal for a hu- morous situation. When David Strokaker, as Jim Horton, widower, appeared, he portrayed the good na- tured, whole-souled farmer who did not readily “take up” with city customs; with Leonard Groom as Pete Adams, bachelor, the rustic of good disposition and later of great wealth, a vivid portrayal of the events “When a Man's Single” in the country and as he visits the city friends was given. The arrival of the city friends, Forrest Clonts as Paul Briscoe, bachelor; Ned Skipper, as Winthrop Briscoe, bachelor; Reva Fletcher, as Evelyn Briscoe, a New York belle; with Miss Myrtle McRae as their mother, Mrs. Albert Briscoe, brought such a complication of af- fairs as was well presented by the delineations of each. Forrest Clonts gave a good interpretation of his character of an Englishman in search of American dollars to re- curtain | and the intrigue resorted to to ob- rose on the Senior play for 1915 |tain his lady in the case. last evening the Auditorium held an the part in his action while Ned | audience of people representative quSkipper presented the position ; WE FOR CASH WE HAVE CUT THE PRICE WE SELL EVERY THING FOR LESS Sugar, 16 pounds Bacon, side, per pound He looked | ot || Bacun, cut, per pound the younger son in love, and mis- !‘""““’es- P e 2 treated, in a splendid manner. Miss Fancy and Head Rlcev pound . Reva Fletcher was a picture to cap- | Mgal, 10 pounds !or G Sl e R tivate more than the country rustic ' (:’ntf' lO_]!ounds for ...... whom she loved and plead for, and l'_lor}da ?-\ THp, per quart whose attained wealth made a Florida Syrup, per gallon ... Good Grade Corn, per can .. Good Grade Peas. per can .. Pet Cream, per can 2 White House Cotfee, per can Cracker Boy Coffee. per can ...... Grated Sliced Pincapple, per can .. Roast Beef, per can e Bulk Coffee, per pound ......... : ‘lake White Lard, 10 pound pail . lake White Lard, 4 pound pail ... Catsup, Van Camp’s, per bottle Irish Potatoes, per peck ............ Sweet Potatoes. per peck .. Navy Beans, per pound Lima Beans, per pound friend of her mother, while Miss Myrtle McRae, in a characteriza- tion of the mother, gave the dignity and idealized the schemes which may be resorted to td win the man | who is single. Even as she won, by her persuasion, Uncle Jim. The dancing of the Virginia reel in the first act was a pleasing ino- vation and each one adhered to the character presented, while the gar- den party scene of a later act was a pretty portrayal of the city pleas- ures. | Each participant deserves con Brookfield Butter, per pound .......... ........... ———— gratulations for the manner in ogge which the part was presented and G w Phllll BASSET Mrs. Lovell deserves great credit for » - % DUILDING AV AT BV \ PR her untiring efforts in helping the seniors make this class play its suc- | D. Young. W. F. Nichols and wife to L. B. cess. Bowman Realty o. to . W. Gili. i The Male Quartette, composed of = (‘onneley. 'm. S. Patters Shai K Messrs. Washburn, Barnes, William-| J. D. Baugh to B¥ Lo ll_“(l;“i”_\ Patterson and wife to L. son and Yoder, presented between | Sessoms Investmoent Co. to Mar- J. L. Anderson, Sr., to W. K. the acts was so well received that |tha L. Kngland. Jackson, Jr. the gentlemen were recalled threei times. Every family in town should be | represented at each of these school | programs given during these closin 2| days of this 1915 session. These | are the home educational advantages | which need the support and encour- | agement of the parents that your\ children may receive the greatest advantage and your town be greatly | profited thereby. Palm Beach = Suits ——— _— to the \ The seniors so well portrayed the hoped that their every effort will be as ruccessful, lieve his condition of indebtedness ———————————————————————————————————————————————————— dicap to his work. Then he tried Mayr’s - Wonderful Remedy. Just as it always does, the first dose proved to him what could be done for his ailment. He took the full treatment; then wrote: “I have taken your wonderful remedy and am faeeling better than I have felt in four years. “Your remedy does just what you claim it will do. “I tried several doctors, but they did me no good. 'I am glad that I have found your wonderful remedy. 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