The Lakeland evening telegram., November 16, 1912, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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THE EtMhj JKLcAiKH LAtk ELAND. FLA.. NOV". 16. I! 1 2.
PAtiiC FIV1
PERSONAL
In Case of Fire
Phone 5,000
Rev W. H. Steinmeyer will oc-
Jupy the pulpit at the Dixieland
koihodiBt church at both morning
Lid evening services tomorrow.
Mrs. Bettie Evans, of Tampa, la
ui spending some time in I.akeland
jatd ia the guest of Mies Fannie
j Itlankenebip. Mrs. I J. Jennings and
Other friends. Mrs. Evans lived
here some years ago and has many
f I lends here who will be delighted
to see her again.
Bishop William Crane Cray wil.
lake his annual visitation to th.
ljdsco;ai church in this city tomor
Lw evening, services being held a;
o'clock.
The Farmers' Club is meeting t-
lay at the hospitable home of Dr
onihear on Lake IlollinpswortL.
Ir.d a good meeting is no doubt be
hp enjoyed.
(!uy Priggers, who is now loeat-
(1 in a pood position in St. Peters
lurjr. has arrived in the city, where
will visit his mother, Mrs. Iang
kin. n few days.
Mr. D. C. DuPree, one of the most
juilar traveling men on the road,
.-red through Lakeland this morn-
. ( I t A
in' I'll route to nis nome in liiirmw.
.-;eTid Sunday.
In litres Inferno, wnich was to
u' been shown Thursday after
i ami evening at the M.ijes; '
, tiT, will not be seen on that
i', jln picture will be unavoid
! il(layed, but will lie shown lat-
The Ladies' Aid and Missionary
riety of the Grace Lutheran
nireh met yesterday afternoon at
! rhurch. The meeting was well
tended, new officers being elected
froiiows: sirs. Aiiieia, presiueni;
'rs. Ottinger, vice president; Miss
';,ud Alrield, secretary and treas-
rer, and Mrs. Hall, press reporter.
Mr. J. H. Knapp, a regular winter
kiior to Lakeland, has arrived in
1! e city from Ohio, and will be here
Lntil next summer. Mr. Knapp
kwns considerable property In this
k-ii inity and it Is a matter of much
riatifioation to him to note the won-
kirful development Lakeland has
inde during the fall and summer
rionths.
Mr. .1. Bunyan Smith, of Mulber
ry, desires to correct a statement
made in these columns recently
a lien it was said that he would take
I'wt the Lakeland Mottling Works
hi Jan. 1. Mr. Smith states that
Instead he will Install an entire new
'tfit and will take over the Coca
o!a business, the name of the es
tablishment to be the Coca-Cola Bot
tling Co. of Lakeland. He will not
rove his family here at tho first of
the year but expects to later.
It should not be overlooked that
hhere will be an election on Monday
the regular annual city election
pr municipal offices. At this tlnr
't"-e mayor and the three council
n n-at-large, who were selected In
'If recent city primaries, will have
ho he duly elected. Of course, it docs
"'t require a large vote to make
lif-ir election valid, and It is prob
f'V that there will be many who
II not take interest enough to go
the polls. This, however, is not
a cood practice, and the best way
discharge the duties of citizen-
pHp is for every man to go to the
foils and vote at every election.
rft the habit.
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IHE OLDEST AND BEST IN THE
COUNTY.
THE REFORMED OUTLAW.
(101 Bison Drama.)
NEATH THE HOMESPUN.
(Gem Drama.
BECAUSE OF BOBBY.
(Eclair Comedy.)
IF I WERE A KING.
Mrs. J. M. Woods and three hi
dren, who have a lovely home o:i
tuth Kentucky avenue, left las,
ight for Atlanta, where they will
aake their future home, Mr. Woods
having purchased a drug store titer."
and preceded them some days age.
The people of Lakeland regret very
r.meh to have to give up this excel
lent family as they are very popu
lar in church and social circles.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bennett
and family, of Midland, leave this
week to make their future home in
Lakeland. They will be greatly
mi.--.ed in the community where
t!cy have been active in church and
Sunday school work. Mr. Bennett as
superintendent and Mrs. Bennett as
teacher since the Sunday school was
organized more than a year ago. I'
vas a sad croup that gathered aboV
tic-ni Sunday aftennmn and sail'; a
Lilevvell suil". and hade them good
by lis a school. Mr. Stoke.: i;; a fare
vw II addi s said they had been i i-
i'.it and mother to the orgatii Mtioii
since it started, and if the school
wished to ho!"tr thein l lit y v y-
et'ili avi r to . ai'ry on ilnir wo: k.
They hai- tiv.le many :.o l fr:. u:!
h' IV Whose got'il wishes Will I'oilllV
them wherever
Meade Leader.
they go
Ml, I
A YOUNG MAN WITH AN
EXALTED PURPOSE
Will he discussed by lr. Novvlin
at the First Baptist i burch Sunday
evening. The morning subject will
be "Man Fails, But God Succeeds. '
Sunday school at !:.'10 a. m.
U. V. P. IT. at 6:15 p. m.
Every member urged to be pres
ent at all of these services. The
pecially urged to attend the even
peciallyy urged to attend the even
ing service. We are sure you wil!
enjoy hearing of the young man
with an exalted purpose who won
out. A cordial Invitation to all.
W. I). NOWLIX, Pastor.
Apples Apples
S. B. WOLFE. OF CAB00L, MO.,
WILL HAVE A CAR OF OZARK
APPLES ON TRACK NEAR DEPOT
Monday land Tuesday Only
PRICES $1.25, $1.50 AND $1.75
PER BUS. BOX.
GET A BOX
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MAJESTIff
VUt h e atrev
If 1 were a king ah love, if I were
king!
What tributary nations would I
bring
To stoop before your scepter and
to swear
Allegiance to your lips and eye
and hair.
Beneath your feet what treasures
I would fling;
The stars should he your pearls up
on a string.
The world a ruby for your finger
ring,
And you should have the sun anU
moon to wear
If 1 were king.
I
Let these wild dreams and wilder
words take wing.
lcep in the woods 1 hear a shep
herd sing j
A simple ballad to a sylvan air, i
Of love that ever linds your fan
more fair.
I could not give you any goodlier
thing
If I were king."
.lust in McCarthy.
A Trip Around the World
On November 22nd.
In colonial times it was the cus
tom to punish a scolding woman by
gagging her and forcing her to
stand in a public place. Also, ia
those "good, old times," sermons
were three or four hours long, wages
for common labor wis two shillini;
c day, everyone was forced to get
up in the morning when the watch
man rang his bell, and it tool; three
days to gel fiotii New York to I'lii'
iuleliihi.i. In .-oiiie ways, those ilay.A
were not so ",;ood" after all. Si ill
nil the piiiuie i.-, not il.irh, at"l
V hell the Women's t'i;h ami ih-
friends lake a short trip thromh
space and a longer one ihrouvh
time, so as to arrive in old New
England of three hundred years
ago, they need see only the brightc
side of life there. To tell just wh it
they will see and eat would be lel'
ii.g secrets. We know enough about
it to say that you cannot afford to
miss the visit to 'The Cnited Colo
nies of America," and the four oth
er countries that are included in the
"Trip Around the World." which
the library .committee of the Wom
an's Club has planned for the even
ing of Nov. 22. The entire trip
costs but r0 cents. Of course, you
are going along.
Miss Preston Gave
!Art Exhibit.
Miss Mo.elle Preston, of Bartow,
gave an art exhibit at the home oi
.Vr3. Nutting, at Auburndale, Fri
day afternoon. Miss Preston ha.i
just returned from Europe and the
exhibit consisted of pictures and
views that had been picked up at
various points visited by her. The
receipts of the exhibit are to be giv
en toward the new Presbyterian
manse which is being constructed
there. The affair pased off very
pleasantly and those present were
greatly pleased with the exhibit.
"Bait" Wat Good.
"How did you come to buy that
worthless mining stock?" "Well, you
ee, I thought it was all right. The
man w ho sold it to me had mahogany
furniture in his otlice, tall brass cus
pidors and a swell rug on his floor."
Detroit Free Press.
BUSINESS MEN, WAKE UP!
It is time for you to stop paying
for jour place of business and never
get a deed. Just count up tie
amount of rent you have paid since
you starred business, and etill you
don't own the property.
I have- just purchased the Ave lots
east and back of Bryant building and
n rth of the Tremont hotel, on Mala
stret. No better location for busi
ness in the city for sale. Th size
of lots 25s 120, fronting on Main
street, leaving a back alio of 13
fwt. These tots will be sold on
terms, one-fourth cash, balance In
one. two and three years, S per cent
Interest. First buyer gets the first
choice. For further particulars, see
J. W. KIMRROT'GH.
ll-r.-im. Lakeland. Fla.
THE PfN MUTUAL LIFE NSIttMCE COMPANY
Ol TICKS
l.OOf
1.000
LOCO
A 20- Year Policy. Annual Dividends. Cash Values.
Paid Up and Extended Insurance
Cost. Age 25 12.12 per $1,000 j Cost. Age 45 24.67 per
Cost. Age 30 13.27 per 1.000 ! Cut Age 50 34.40 per
Cost. Age 35 15.27 per 1.000 ! Cost. Age 55 49.34 per
Cost, Age 40 18.76 per 1.000 j Cost. Age 60 70.70 per 1,0C9
Remember this cost is reduced each year. It
will pay you to see this policy before insuring.
J. C. McKAY, Manager
P. 0. Box 352 Tampa. Florida
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Are You Satisfied With Your Glasses
Do you have headaches or pains in or about the
eyes? Does the light hurt your eyes? If so, such trou
bles can be relieved with properly fitted glasses.
Dr. H. Edgar Cole will be here next TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 18th. Come and find out about your
eye troubles. Examinations Free at
COLE & HULL
Phone 173 112 Kentucky Avenue, Lakeland
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Modern Facilities Means Added Efficiency
N . ! 1 . Mi'. i:,!!y is this tru. it: the V.. e, where ovi ry iniimlc eo ints, hik' . rfect records lire IMl'KUATI Vtl
ii 1 1 ' ' 1 moiv will ho found KVKUYVlilNd ih- cisiuv for the f.tll e-inieinei t of the otlice. Supplies of al!
nis, ;iil,o!i pipers .11 .1 typewriter supplies. l,oo-e lojif cd;:eif and . & K I'M LI NO nKVKMW. I'n
n. .1.
Shaw-Clayton Stationery Company
TAMPA
514 Franklin Street,
(Local and Lou;; Distance riionet
FLORIDA.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
COME AND HEAR BILLY SING.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Prooramjor Tonight,
MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA.
Prof. Murphy Leader.
OVERTURE KILLARNEY
ROSE.
ALKALI" REST'S RRO.VIIO
RILLV.
(Essanay.)
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AUDITORIUM
Program (or Tonight
M'HENRY'S ORCHESTRA
DOWN JAYVILLE WAY.
One of the Finest Rural ComcdUs
Ever Shown. Very Funny.
(Essanay Comedy.)
DARKFEATIIER S STR TEG Y.
(Selis Drama. I
THE PASADENA I'E;H.
(Kalem Comedy.)
OPEN AT 6 P. M.
General Admission...lOc
Children, under I2....5C
A WAR TIME ROMANCE.
A Page from Civil War History.
(Selig Drama.)
THE LITTLE ARTIST OF THE
MARKET.
A Drama from the New York Sun
day Times.
(Edison Drama.)
Admission, Adult$....IOc
Children, under I2....5c
PARK HILL
Ten Good Reasons Why You
Should Own Lot in Park Hill
First. Because it is in the Best Town in South Florida,
Second. Because it is as HIGH if not HIGHER than any
point in Lakeland.
Third. Because it has One Mile of Granolithic Side Walks.
Fourth. Because it has High Class Building Restrictions.
Fifth. Because 4 Beautiful Lakes can be seen from its Summit.
Sixth. Because Shade Trees will be planted on all streets this
Fall.
Seventh. Because all Streets will be Graded.
Eighth. Because it is the most attractive Residential Section
in Lakeland.
Ninth. Because Lotscanbe sold on REASONABLE Terms.
Tenth. Because if you don't, you will wish you had, if you
do, will always be glad.
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