Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 20, 1911, Page 2

VL a7 > ML 4 s - N t P v ‘ \ -y T e g R L H. C. STEVENS, Lakeland’s Exclusive Jeweler i ¥ 3 ) i indivi ith ail Ia iens in Standud Goods, having a much larger steck than ever before and com:. Having served you for the pa:sed four years, studied each individnal taste, I am ready to supply you with ail the lotest designs in Y capable and obliging clerks to show you anything you desire for your Christmas Gifts this year. MY GOODS ARE GUAWTEED AS RERESENTED and you HAVE FOUND MY GUARANTEE GOOD. os 210y st seusuy) Come in at once and make your selections. “I have plenty of room to keep packages for you. 4 X Mr. Chas. Connor, an Expert Engraver will devote his ENTIRE TIME this week to ENGRAVING MY GOODS FREE OF CHARGE which assures PROMPTNESS up to the LAST DAY. B e e o ) SO0 S OBONOOIO0ONOIO0TOOOPOA0IC ¥ O S HODGOOOOGOIIOIFGFOIOOT JCLCONOBOVIVOOOLIVVR IOIN0, ) STUDY CAREFULLY THE GIFT LISTS BELOW OF ITEMS THAT YOU WILL FIND IN MY LARGE $10CK SUITABLE FOR : ‘ OGO GOOOOOIISOOEOO20C0000000L HOOCGOOLIOOOCOVOVOLOOECO T HECOQCOOIVOOOHCH THE HOME MOTHER Cut Glass Cameo Broaches Silverware Hand aPinted China Clocks Chafing Dishes Sterling Flat Ware s Vacuam Bottles Electric Percolators , \ N SWOO"I'C»C'C“:'OC“:W'OC:”MCWJ“JOO'&O{' X SISTER v 3 2 XN g SOOI it FATHER Clothes Brush Hat Brush Smoking Sets Waterman's Fountain Pens, ! POOOROOOOOCT Hat Pins Waist Sets Jet Pins Scissors Watch LA THE BABY Rings. Neck Chains Locket Cross or Heart Spoons Child Sets o Cups SOOOOOLHOOO0 Beauty Pins ){ Bracelets IOPCOPPONOEOGIDOOIONOOOWMOOOVOO0 BROTHER Watch Chain Charm Collar Buttons Cuff Buttons Silver Knife SOCOOOE Beauty Pins Parasols Leather: Bags 5 oo Hand-nainted Breaches & IO D Bt Bl A OO DO b FO GGG S HODN SO RS B 1 e Eox Watch Fountain Pen Neck Chain Bracelets O i Locket Parasol Chain Qo0 s Signet Ring ! Fobb Emblem Pin Crosses Manicure Sets DDBOOIGIOIOQ Broaches .. Ru e e Scarf Pin Match Box Mesh Bags o, Mark onitis ) genuine, No piece with- out this Trade (O e e P Toilet Sets Silver Novelties. Cuff Pins Manicure Articles Military Set Shaving Sets QOO DIODOOOVOOTIVTIIOOOTOOD 3 Rings 303 OO D0 OB COBEOOOOIITTOOGTOVIHIBICHHOOHIOS SO O My prices are the low:st, I only ask that you compare them carefully with others before buyag. I have been pleased at the MANY COMPLIMENTS on my LOW PRICES during the past few - wiwwww] H. C. STEVENS SRV ONDEQIDTOIDIOIIEOOIO IO 8 » L2 OO ot At ] D T T he Old Stand ot e SO Lakeland’s Fxclusive Jeweler § & DOBPOONE Q S ‘! ) SOOOOOOOOOOIOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00N |HOLIDAY CIGARS 150 BOXES OF “INMAN'S BLUNTS”| 25 cigars in a box, bearing the compliments of the season with two labels, would be something nice for hubby's Christmas Y Tt : The Third Degree POHO QO IOIOFOPGPQ QRGO OOOIQIOTOID Y IOTOTOTOD (A condensed story of the play lu!lz.um-hcs into deductions. N SO “You Some | knew Underwood before you Kknew typographical and grammatical vr-:younx Jeffries. It was Underwood rors are purposely made, and prizes who aroused your husband's jealousy. of theater tickets will be given Iu,\‘g\'ou went to his rooms that night. htis paper to those making the best i Your husband followed and most follows: be presented here January 3d. present, you complete corrections, as|and the shooting took place. For the best two of the best seats in the theater; second best correction, two orchestra there These cigars are on sale at most all cigar stores; also at Factory | false , Manufactured by Inman Cigar Factory correction, | confession, eh? Hypnotism, eh? Well Phone 233 ned : | wbhen jifes December. | omes, andCome if must Your money’ will be a. l Jure Worm friend | e Lakeland Fla. I guess it's international law yours after this, Mr. Brewster,” This last is addressed to Brewsten as he for circle seats; third best, two general The story will run through three or four issues of the paper. Save the installment of | during the scene, last the story and after all has Dbeen;“Annie, the truth must printed, note corrections and send in admission tickets. enters the room. Mrs, Jeffries who has beep silent at speaks. come out | sooner or later. ton the letter.” Give Captain Clin- to The Evening Telegram by Satur- As Annie is about day, Dec. 30th.) to do her bidding Brewster steps in. * Excuse me, she is my client,” he| Dear Mrs, Jelfries:——This is the|interrupts. I will take care of mis,": lost time 1 shall burden you with'and taking the letter he reads, part- Our Christmas line of NORRIS' Exquisite Candies is & for your inspection. Many of the packages were desiznc ablest craftmanship of Europe and America. The puich my presence or bcie you with my let- {1y aloud, partly to himself. Clia - ters. You have forbidden me to see|tecn gleans enotgh to know that it you again, you have sentenced me|is addressed to Mrs. Jeffries and is to a living death, but as [ prefer death shall not be partial-but full and complete oblivion. Itake this means of letting you know that un- from Underwocd, and turning to An- nie invites her to go with him to | headquarters. Brewster protests but | turning to Annie the Captzin telis’ one of our Holiday packages need never fear that there ! Disappointment on the part of' the recipient either from ! of the Candy or from the manner in which it is DISPL! . COME AND SELECT YOUR CHRISTMAS WANTS You will find the line complete. covering a wide assoil: ff_r every fancy and so beautifully designed that they c.heer to any Yule-tide greeting. It will be a real pleasure to have your inspection. less you revoke jour cruel sentence, I*will make an end of jt all. 1 shalij be found dead tomorcw morning. | Your devoted slave, Robert Under-| wood. and he sees Annie about to follow “This is great for Howard,” An-|Clinton. he asks if it is her intention nie observes, them wants to know | to go on the witness stand and com- wiat they are going to do. | mit perjury, and wishes to know or MRS. JEFFRIES—Howard must be | Mrs. Jeffries if she intends to allow cleared of course; and I must face it |it. **No, no,” the letters answers. alone. | Then he turns again to Annie, ask- ANNIE-—Yes, ycu will be alone al- | ing if she expects to become a par- right, Mr. Jeffries will do about as'ticipant in the proceedings, and if he rauch for you as he did for his son is expected to build up a false struc- just watch him.” ture for her to swear to. “She can never go to prison,” Mrs, ANNIE—I hadn’t thought of it } Jetfries cries. She will go to Eu-/1f it can be done, why not? It's a { rope, she pleads for the letter. Shel good idea—I'm glad vou suzgested! can mail it back, but Annie hasjit. Everybody says I'm the women ! promised Mr. Brewster to clear the|who called on Robert Uuderwood | matter and she keeps the letter in,that night—Well, that's all right, | yher grasp. And now in the midst|let them think so. What difference of all this Captain Clinton reappears|does it make so long as Howard goes | { with a sneer on his face. free? “Is that your mysterious witness?" “l1 wouldn't keep Captain Clinton | he asks of Annie, but when he is in-| waiting for the world,” Annie cries, troduced to Mrs. Howard Jeffries,|as she rushes from the room, leaving Sr., he profuscly apologises. “You've | Brewster and Mrs. Jeffries in a daz- played a trick on us all,” he says and | ed condition. her he will wait for her downstairs, and goes out. Now it is that Brvw-" ster makes the discovery that the let-| ter is addressed to Mrs. Jetfries, Sr.. | | If you would like something in the way of high &« Glass or Silver at prices that will interest you, call in axt show a few pieces that are going regardless of price. D get that we are headquarters for Kodaks and Supplies. ° ways make appreciative gifts for young and old. MAKE OUR STORE HEADQUARTERS WHEN DOINC CHRISTMAS SHOPPING. 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