Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 26, 1912, Page 7

OF ALL KINDS ON [WATCHES | CLOCKS | JEWELRY ; The place where the Railroad Watches are repaired The place where your work should be done . . All work guamhteea. Prices as low as honest work can be done for. Nothing but the best material used GIVE ME A CALL. - | WILL APPRECIATE IT e |JEWELER E enjoyed a splendid Christmas ‘trade for which we are very thankful to our patroans and the public generally. We take occasion to tlus express our thanks and to wish all a Happy and Prosperous New Year, AV " Ly . SPECIALIST 'Phone: Office 141, Lakeland Book Store “45 Seconds from the ‘New. Deput.” DR. W. 8. IRVIN DENTIST B8 ~=THE MODERN BAKERYw. {i|° Only Bakery in tows that makes Bread and Cakes by machinery, which means no sweat®in bread as made by hand. “We guarantee to use the best of goods in our bread and cakes. Phone 203 for prompt delivery. Barhite Brothers “LAERLAND, FLORTDA, —PHYSICIAN— and Gynecology Kentucky Building LAKELAND, FLA. Lakeland LARELAND MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS, i Repairing = H. C. STEVENS LAKELAND FLA. / DR. SAMUEL F. SMITH Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Soxenfifloall Prescribed- Rulflenco 22, Bryant Bldg, Lakeland, Fla. Established in July, 190 Rooms 14 and 16 Kentucky Bul ldln‘ A Phonu Offive 180; Residence ¥4’ ——— PHYSIOIAN AND SURGEON.3 © ARooms 3 and ¢ Kentucky Building DR/R R SULLIVAN, Special attention given to Surgery | rious 'Pone 132 Dr. Sarah E. Wheeler 'OSTEOPATH PHYSICIAN Rooms 5, 6 and 17, Bryamt Building LAKELAND, “d on East Lake Morton John Edmunds, Prop. Solicts the orders of all requiring anything in this line. C. M. TRAMMELL, Attorney-at-Law. Lakeland, Fla. Lawyers, Bryant Block, leel‘nnd, Fla. Offices, Bryant Building ROGERS & BLANTON "Plone 319 ‘| INO. 8. EDWARDS Attorney-af-Law. ' '] —Lawyers— | ; Raymondo Bldg. « Lakeland, Florida ~Attorney-at-Law— Roor 7 Stuart Bldg. Bartow, Fla. Just insure your property with us and (:kut it. We will put 4. B. Streater C. F. Kennedy "!n go0d compantes oaly (time tried and fite tested); will ad- STREATER & KENNEDY P your logges Personally and pleasantly; pay you promptly and Contractors and Builders; ll it % Bout discount; Aotk Adter she ‘rabewkl ot your policies; grant [ Estiniates ~Cheerfully ~ Furnished. ey Let ng talk with you about 7 bermits and gasoline permits without charxe and do all ur or small 8 g0 €00d agents should do for the protection of their customers. Yie both country ‘and town property. | IHE R, H. JOHNSON FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY £ CHuny, Mlnger i Lakeland, Fla. Successor “ -’Ollm and qum and Water Works System. Sanford - . . LAKELAND, FLA. Blueprinting. your building large Telephone 169, or 104 Blue. FRED T, WILLIAMS, C. E. Special attention 5'vex to design anc construction of Sewerage Florida, @& D & H D. MENDENHALL Civil Engineers and Architects Rooms 212-216 Drane Bldg. Phosphate land. examination. veys, examination, reports. Office in Munn Building. LAKELAND, FLORIDA, TUCKER & TUCKER, Sur- d her course in & fasbionable San u been an apt pupil in conforming ‘with Amerfcan fashions. Her grandfa- ither hoped devotedly the- first time |be saw his transformed little Honolulu ‘lady that she had derived as much from the text-books as evidently she ‘had imbibed from the style journals, " Jimmie spled Lisette as soon as the |Steamer left port. Anxious to become acquainted with her, he followed the ‘eouple on deck, ' “We are especially fortunate,” the old gentleman was saying. “Never haye I been on a smoother salling ves- sel. You wouldp't know we were mov- ing. The waves aren't even nervous.” “Pardon me,” broke in Jimmy. “We haven't started yet."™ His inimitable smile must have been contagious for Lisette smiled back at him with the most beauliful smile that commenced in her great candid eyes and rippled all over her face. From that minute Jimmy was her devoted admirer. Everyone called the lad “Jimmy,” old and young were soon under the fascination of ithe big fellow with the round, over-grown baby face. “Jimmy shadows that pretty little Honolulu girl all over the deck,” said the captain’g wife. “Yes, and that old grandfather shad- Ows them both.' Just as soon as he's eomfortab!y seated in his steamer chair, engrossed in some novel, he spies his granddaughter with Jimmy, and he's off after them.” “Jimmy came from the same town as we do,” continued the captain’s | wife,sand through some influence se- cured the appointment of paymaster been a birthday present to him, as I've rarely seem him without it except When he scowls resentfully at Lisette’s grandfather.” Each day ripened the friendship be- ifween Jimmy and Lisette. The old sight for a moment, he could be seen hobbling up and down the deck all day long. ' i The time drew near when Lisette | was to land. All smiles had left their faces. Jimmie was to go on and to B0 on meaunt a separation for months. They bade each other good-by, but Hot & word of love or endearment had @scaped Jinimie's lips. ¢ “TI'd rather dle,” he pald to himself, mn ask a girl to starve on my In- Gfllae for Honolulu.” ' “Please forward my fan,” wrote Lis- ette to the captain’s wife, “and have names on it as a memento of the glo- days on the ship.” “What are you' doing?” asked Jim- mie as he noticed a young man scrawl- ing his name on a fan covered with hieroglyphics. charming Homolulu friend’s fan,” ex- plained a young woman standing near- by. “You're the next on the list. Last ' the best of all.” 3 “'Give it to me;-I'll 'gend it to her,” sald Jimmie, raging with jealousy. When the fan was in his possession he geratched out all the names and in the small space left, wrote: “Darling, what do' you want with all those names when you can have mine for keeps? 'Received notice of my vrqmollon this morning.—Jimmie Horton.” Jimmie was again his smiling self when he received a message from Lisette saying: “I'd rather have your name than any other under the sum. Grandfather is furious.” Rattlesnakes That Swim, 0. €. has noticed on the Winnipiseo- gess {slands—the smaller islands— which are situated say a mile or 5o from the mainland—the presence of mice and once in a while a rat. Now, the question is, how do these pests get from. the mainland to the islands. Swim? One old cottager says that he bag a theory that perhaps the parent rateés, or mice, come in luggage, like packing boxes, that convey the goods of settlers on the islands. Still; it is || possilile that they swim from the mainland. The O. C. once told the stofy that rattlesnakes now and therf Arom Rattlesnake island to the shore. Nearly everybody statement, Well, if you don’t be- leve tt. ask Professor Thyng, the t f drawing in the Manchester % ls, who ewns a plece of llllu the Gilford shore, or did own a 1ot theve. He will tell you that rattlesn. ses swimming across the lake aré mot a myth by any means,—Man- — | chester Union. Profusion of Butterfiies. A curlous phenomenon, attributed to‘the abnormally hot summer, is be- ing observed at Rouen, France, in the form of an invasion of butterfiies, At Bight wonderful scenes are wit- nessed when the beautiful insects, of all sizes and colors, swarm in thou. sands round two powerful arc Tamps which light the square near the Pont The alr in the vieinity of the ane I8 9o thick with butterfiies a distance the spectacle re- heavy snowstorm i cisco boarding school. Lisette | in' the navy; that smile must have |3 man was nearly frantic; he grew thin | ¢ Values are big enough to make them go fast 3o step lively if you want te save money, You’ll buy if you see the goods : . $ o COME, AND COME QUICK! The Hub, Joseph LeVay, We Carry a Full Line of : Candies, Nuts, Oramges, Ap- ples, Bananas and Other Fruits Also a Complete Stock of Cigars, Iobaccos, I’ost Cards We lavite Yoar | 0ysters in Season and wore an habitual strained, worried | 3 look, afrald to leave them out of his|§ If ever I'm promoted, then me | some friends on board -write their | “He's writing his name on your. There i8 one curious thing that the | fresh and .flne ratm‘ag'c’ H. O. DENNY Cowder y Bmldmg L X J GlvStativtivt ..Jmm‘ % TWEEDELL® WE CHALLENGZ COMPARISON BOTH AS REGARDS QUALITY AND ¢ . PRICE OF OUR GOODS. 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