Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 2, 1911, Page 6

TN B e e e = T e e : NIN : 3 A HURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1911, ['3 H PAGE SIX THE EVENING TELEGRAM: LAKELAND, FLORIDA, T = : ____—__-_‘-—__—___——___—_’_—Wm——lc.uer roadcast on the roadside. .- % Imn*sgIVinu Pr%lama.: Her Only “Don't be scared,” she called to the l “Wh:g I?na{:llflmle‘”B asked Aliez tion Issued by Presi- | Weakness shild as Allen neared them, “Billy is | in real alarm,” and utterly at a loss all right, and I'll soon make them stop | to account for tlhe look of horror on fighting.” [sabelle’s pale face. i ne.t Ia't i Here Allen joined the fracas and “A big black spider!” she exclnlm::, 4 ! quickly hauled the dogs apart. “It was coming right at me over the —— ; “Look’s to me as if Billy were quite | roses The Paul & Waymer Lumber Co. LAKELAND, FLA. " R day of thanksgiving and prayer, and earnestly call upon my countrymen and upon all that dwell under the flag ot our beloved country then to meet in their accustomed places of worship to join in offering praise to Almighty God and devout thanks for the loving mercies e has given to intent upon future advantages. Only Ordinary, Pifffie—"They say he is a criminal lawyer.” Pottle—"Yes; but I don't believe he is specially s0.”"—The Path- finder. 1 the corner of the high hedge just But what winged Allen Linthrop's | eet to reach the spot was the sight 'color was well worth their entire at- of Isabelle tugging away at the other | tention. ‘doc‘s collar, in the vain endeavor to i Daily Thought. Forget the bad that others have | their admiring eyes, and the assistant | | who went with them plucked for Isa- | done. Remember only the good. bead of him, and beheld at a short Clough Shoe Co. ..NOTHING BUT SHOES... We sell at regular prices and give a discount of 5 per cent. YOUR GAIN OUR LOSS. indication of arsmany: oo b o || op ety goil IVSHEERE in & Salts. Tt wil stimulste wnd ropulate the actien of Only exclusive shoe store in Lakelaad. m"fl':‘;‘: ':"n:"‘ now o (| ¢ g -.;:::::t ;:m "ml‘m and bowels without griping. It never fails ‘ oo g g went with s | Wfll‘.'flh all its in it3 results and is pleasant to take. Sold with the All the latest styles---Call They bad Just paseed ovee the it || Privileges Rexall guarantee. Estra large package, Soc. and see for yourself Lt it Y o [ e e fo s tormaton ||~ " when ot e e = |W-F B & oo | Lake Pharmac “I know she was glad of my help this afternoon,” answered Allen. “But soon speeding on their way to the great Rose farm. The horses wcre fresh, and before the ten miles to their destination were covered Allen had another proof of his companion's fearlessness. The rallway cut ttrough a deep | gully at one point of their route, and | train,” she observed quietly. Allen answered, “I am far prouder o Live In the Present. {distance two well.matched bull ter-|to be honored with the friendship of The "'!P“’“""!" now under 5 r It 18 common to overlook what Is ricrs in flerce combat. A very small |such a brave woman.” He spoke so °'?“.""“°“°"v consist of a mag- $ d Rere, by keeping the eye fixed on |00y held the end of one dog's leash, | feelingly that Isabelle hastened to || RNificent Country Club House, 4 something remote; in the same man- {and hopped up and down screaming, ' change the subject. Spanish Mission style of archi- 'ii’.lj :;r. ::;m:::;::::‘r;umu :‘l;; ':1(::\«‘:’!' :?:r I::“:l :‘lllr !:l‘ll:r; ‘I:e'l:’fk:: Blllly!" “'gh seeh' The roses are coming in (| tecture, school and chapel, boat b o minds busied in extensive ranges, and e b | R Tt T e e—— h“n' stables and garage. Allen with delight; and the mass of On reaching the farm the young | people alighted and wandered through ! the beautiful place. Fleld after fleld, full of the most perfect roses, met belle a rose from each bush she thought particularly lovely, until his | arms were filled. | As they turned back Isabelle said, | “I should live to keep on gathering roses forever—this is my ideal of happiness.” Part of the roses were tucked un-| ‘hi cov. 1. —President Taft] M. i able to hold up his end of the log,” Allen proved himself a real lllli:i; | “m“tgo' (i\‘f\'. ‘nnual Tl;alxksgi\-‘ (Copyright 311 by Assoclated Literasy he said, as the nameless terrier slunk | for he did not laugh, but sald sooth- | i i i ssue als H J . Uy i a decided i . 4 pe i ;3' ::‘l];);"'::::‘;"“"“" calling upon citi-| - % :l“‘:lz)c‘)\dm:h‘:):::;tnh:l‘:'::ndt..";l:; lnfilA’.gpltler would not hurt you, child, Retail Lumber and Building Ma- E B zens of the United States to ('L‘lubralo:‘ “What 1 particularly admire about| goked in much the better shape, and |and he is surely gone now with the G e W { Thursday, the 30th of November, Isabelle Ivan is her perfect 1’0;;:-"~ his small master required Allen's as- | roses.” b i o s terial. 1t g J 5 f thanksgiving and remarked Allen Linthrop ""‘ Bert sistance to prevent his following the | Almost as swiftly as ad X ; ¢ u:a |c1(-‘ i ’l‘llt:) proclamation reads as' land, his special crony. “In all the| oreating foe. the fear vanished from Isabelle’s eyes, have it. Complete stock on hand in . P "y months of our lcqualnunce‘l hl", The youngster thanked Billy's de- |and she wailed. “I have always be:i.l e i fo t:::. people of this land having, | Bever seen ln:e exhlbilttlllm; :r' :::;e-.. liverer with ardor when peace was |afrald of spiders, :rn:"no;hzo:“;d our yard. $ mp “The pe! 3 § » " i " S e hat And I have been W at last restored. “Billy never (oullet think I am a coward. Shi t” Send us your Bills for by Jong sanction aus B2 “"| mouse, a cow, a snake and & heavVY |, 0,0 ang | was afraid he wouldn't | her face in her hands. pment. _ apart toward the close of each Pass-| thunderstorm appeared on the scene— know how,” was his final remark, The horses were walking slowly up S g ing year a day on which to ceaselgot all at once, of course, but upon | ™y laughed as he replied, “I |the steep ascent, and Allen dropped stimate. . from their labors and assemble for| four separate occasions. She was not| .y ..y pily knows it all without teach- | the reins to take Isabelle’'s hands. i the purpose of giving praise to Him| In the least rufed by one c:t them, Ing.” |Gently he drew them away, and dis- who is the author of the blessings but retained her “""‘I calm. tomea| I think we will get Billy home as closed a very woe-begone countenance. 4 they hiave enjoyed, it 1s my duty as| ~Hiafriend was bwo:,nu.:w'womn soon as possible’ sald Isabelle. | “I am truly glad to find "‘“t Yf‘;“r y G sttt thik to these eulogies of the youns ood. | Freddie and | were taking a walk, have one little weakness, dearest, 'l'he Paul & waymer l_“mber cO. g ey S b ainTment ot montioRsd; i snd answered g00d- 0 Lo were not looking for an attack- | I have been fearing you would never g e G T 7ou bogi o (Mak that ot |86 ebemy.” Sho unfied st small Fred: | lsios 1o sach in crSassy PR 18 LAKELAND, FIA ; s devor G dle, without a trace o tation in | mysell. } “Qur country has becn Isitzua\ll‘)I last you Zn\lu- l(’ouml ; I::onert":t.:; { her manner. e(',lun‘ehmnte‘n {‘o:nl 1 lu;ot y%u wyl;: favored in many ways. The round| woman, and 1 suppose Allen's admiration of this brave |All my heart, lsabelle, and to beg u:v:’h:-‘ season has brought rich har-| 18 to discover it she will not" change young v:omln deepened, b will give me the right to protect you 3 vest. Our industries have thriven [ ber final "l":,‘l :;"mh l"""tl: [ ever| “I shall be your guard of boor, trom the one thing you do dread.” far beyond our domestic needs; the b monldibo ’: |. ") p"n ber | to see that you have no more as- The look of love in his eyes won | our labors are daily ook e dile s saults,” he said. the victory, for Isabelle answered production of our labors a 40| consent to that change,” declared Al- Freddle lived on the outskirts of | S0ftly, “If you had laughed, Allen, it finding enlarged markets abroad. We( o with decision. r ) L - b bAVe R rt e liore . thatiron have been free from the curses of “But suppose you should discover ;he b:l)lw-n' o: {hu s':‘:n sa-w a::‘a 'r:}m can guess. But you were 50 good. I pestilence, of famine and of war.| that there really does exist something l“h e-dlfl er)' v flr:l ': know you would make Az ideal pro- Our national connscls have furthered | of which Miss Ivan is afrald—I mean g""‘_"“'l:.'“h et M-I!(hyun[ tector.” s of nesce in other lands| something within the everyday list of > g it ? nafl shergauae O b nappenings; wouldn't you have to form | terrier wore an expreasion of patient and the spirit ot benevolence has your opinfon of her all over again?” meekness, hardly in keeping with his brought us into closer touch \\'iuf asked Bert, recent actions. Use of Cocoanut. other people to the strengthening of [l dpui never have to alter my opin-| “Would you like to drive out to| pyrchage the raw nut rather than the bonds of fellowship and %0ud | jon for any such reason,” Allen as- | Rose ”_""'“ ‘|°:‘°A'l’l‘“’ l":d get “:""' the desiccated cocoanut. It is easily \ will that link us to the comrades it | serted in positive tones. “I have full | Foses?” querie en later on, wWhem | 5y through the food cutter, and, if the universal brotherhood of nations. | faith in her freedom from all the | leaving Isabelle. “There is a lplehdld the finest knife is used, it gives : more Strong in the sense of our own right usual feminine fears.” showing of all sorts, I am told. easlly digested article for cakes olt' ) S bived by as strong a sense of | When duty forced Bert to leave him, | “Indeed 1 shall—I love roses.” candles than the dried product. I i l"s""“l. e L S "% | Allen started out for the Ivan home,| When his chum dropped in to see|more is ground than can be used, mix the vights of others we live I PUACY) gy joge a)) gense of time in ponder- | him that evening, Allen proceeded to|sugar with it and dry; it will keep and harmony with the world. Richi o \ver the perfection of the fearless | give him an account of the dog fight, | indefinitely—Good Housekeeping. in the priceless possession and abun-| jaapelle. So deep was he in this | ending by saying triumphantly, “So S dant resources wherewith the un-l pleasant musing that it only gradual- | you see, Bert, here is another bugaboo e Grahteac b icilliere: stinted bounty of God has endowed {ly dawned upon him the usual qulet | disposed of—muly" all women are| , . .. .i means and increased leis us we are unselfishly glad when oth-1at that hour had become a pande- | afraid of bull dogs. ure are the two civilizers of man.— er peoples pass onward to prosperi- “It certainly looks as if Miss Ivan Disraeli. ty and peace. That the great privi- ;’:":;:::k'lc?_‘_'on.:ok;::l:m';fln‘rx lege we enjoy may continue and that “But how nl:-o' Vol ie plly‘!ho olk each coming year may see our coun- of protecting l;ll'*llfi'h. it there I8 AN INVESTMENT try more firmly established in. the nothing from which to protect her?” : regard and esteem of our fellow na- LAKELAND HIGHLANDS ‘N tions, it is the prayer that should i : : - : arise wery thaukful heart. she not have to go into hysterics . . ; m.. .I" ‘\ I.). e vl card to show it, and that is an unusual Will Prove .mm.ue Wherctore, 1, William Howard sk i We have sub-divided our prop- , Tatt, President of the United States| h g ¢ in Lakeland l!ighludo, W\ , ) of America, designate Thursday the sl;l;;p:d l:ll:u::r'n::om: (;::mnbutn":l: cerltl{efing around Banmana, Scott It all the business men and farmers in this community, woul: « [ sbirtieth day of November, us o Isabelle's gate, and the couple were || and Seward lakes into Bungalow BANK their money right here at home instead of hording it, o lots and ten-acre tracts. We are developing this prop- erty as a high class resort: we have sold a large portion of this property to people of means in the northern states, who will build beautiful homes and plant as they neared the track a shrill /| grapefruit, orange and tanger- Let OUR Bank be YOUR Bank. ) us. “Toot! Toot!" sounded from an ap- | jne groves on their holdings. on ol withess wiiercof, I have hores proaching train. The whistle startled (1 "4 "piber o sales have been || We Pay 4 Per Cent. on Savings Accounts. unto set my hand and caused the seal the young horses, and together they made to residents of Polk count L [ of the United States to be aflixed. bolted down the hill. Allen tried his | ho' vealise ‘tks 4 = ¥, { £ “Done at the City of Chicago, this ReSL SHECKEILG, BUEIRIIS, “d‘ b m . & thirtieth ‘:i-n of (\('l’nln‘r in (Iu“ year “,"53' ot “r:“ l:e "N‘lk . ls“c'I p'om:“’tlk.ndldw‘w ‘m}l:r tdl:. A . b close range that the engine almost sire to ] van [V e : of our Lord one thousand nine hun- grazed the rear wheels. - ' pleasure and mi“t?::tm.“ of of Lakeland Under control of U. 8. Government ' dred and eleven, and of the Inde- ' Gradually Allen regained control of (| thig high class Club Colony. The ! pendence of the United States of his team, and at the first possible in- | i i America the one hundred and thirty- | stant he turned to Isabelle. Her lips -me;o.oh?n :f bl:.avkelmdlmghh;:’ | sixth. A Cry of Terror Broke From lsabelle. | were firmly set, but she hac not made || % ey NUTD N el D Wl the Prestfents { & sound, nor was there any look of | panoramic views are llnl!'xrpln- { e monium. Mingled human and canine |terror on her face, She met his gaze | ed in Florida. The land is roll- || - (Signed) g e howls and growls indicated a lively |and smiled. ing and naturally drained. The ELY P. . KNOX. |dog fight in progress nearby. “You should be proud to own a pair || climate is pure and invigorating ®i “Secretary of State, The arousea dreamer rushed around | of horses that can outrun a raflroad and there are no mosquitoes nor malaria at Lakeland Highlands. A golf course is now being planned in addition to many oth- er out door and indoor amuse- ments. The approximate cost to be $25,000. With the above improvements and developments it is obvious that property values in this sec. tion will increase very rapidly during the next few years. An investment made now, at the present iow pries and easy terms, should yield very hand. some commercial returns. It wguld not be surprising to see tllll‘ property double in value during the next two years. h::e mhnkl‘ l::: health advan- at Highlands will be worth the amount of your in- e m—————————— L sending it away it would help every other man in this commuu: ! ty and therefore help himself. It is merely SELF-PROTECTION / and SELF DEVELOPMENT for us to keep out money right he- . and help OURSELVES. b We will gladly give our counsel to anyone who wants bus: ness advice—especlally if we can steer you away from any i : vestments which might cause you a loss. BE CAREFUL. Lost Your Appetite? Don't you take any interest in meal time? Does food fail to tempt you? Have to force yourself to eat, and even then your stomach rebels at taking food ? You need something for your liver. That organ is liable to get out ot order at this season. We have 8 number of good liver remedies that will set you fl;hundm:hyouieelhnmryq-‘n. The surest and best cf these is Rexall Liver