Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 15, 1912, Page 2

2 e O Tl raGh TWO THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAK FLA., MARCH 15, 1912, JLAND, e i i’ NO ITATTER HOW BnDLY (-,44"\ YOUR AUTO IS CRIPPLEZ :‘::dtSSMAH ‘: P e Book " Bale 13 stili on i al 2 . ost Cards 1 ¢ On 4 ' an'l after April 1st the busing ? & beconducted on a strictly cashibasis, ' ¢ LAKELA/\(D BOOK S TOn\F 5 POTATOES BEANS ALL SEEDS Don't send away for such. I have as good as money and experience can command. N. Y. and Eastern grown. Some from other sections wherever the best grow. entative A. C. Mitchell, e OSEPH TAGGART -3 RNy Joseph Taggart is the new confessman from the second district of Kansas, having been elected to fill out the unexpired term of the late Repre FRESH, PURE, TRUE, RELIABLE Car of Pure Maine Bliss Potatoes - Lady Pamela s ALSO FERTILIZERS Dishonorable D. B. Dickson L e o e e _—@ AVRPVENERS: (R 87 AVOOONS TEWORT Lioen.) I was staying with Lady Pamela at | e T | her lovely house in town. FO SA LE Timber, Turpentine, Cut-over Lands, Choice Colinization Lady Pamela and I had been at| school together and later had spent | | two yecars “finishing” in France and ! Germany. Tracts at Low Prices, Florida Homes and Groves on High Rolling Land, Situated on Beautiful Lakes, Paying Straw- beary and Trucking Farmms., We guarantee all property just as represented by us, For reliable information see! 0h|inqer & Alfield ca—esmms next time I heard from her she was engaged to Lord Gerald Lumley, Six! | months latér they were marricJ, and Infler seemingly endless globe-trot- | ting, had settled down at Lumley Court in Keut, That was fifteen | since then Lady Pamela has never missed baving me with her for a ‘month or so during the London sca-| son. | “Let us have years ago, and a qulet evening to-! DOCOOOOOOO00- 2 Opposite New Depot, LAKELAND‘ FLORIDA. &' gethier, Helen,” she had said oune alter- e o a0 AONG 2 noon. And I had heartly agreed, for — bl '0000?? ! the bustie and fatigue of dinner par- ties, theaters and balls duri ue lost three wveeks had tiorou 1 ed me. | LAKELAND MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS, Located on East Lake Morton, John Edmunds, Prop, | ml‘ r‘!r"l:"‘gd f‘:"x:;d"hl‘r e “\"l’l Solicts the crders of all requiricg anything in this line. | {hpEl arer it % little st “,', casket she held in her hand. Slowly she opened the delicate ~1l ver box and took from it a vis card. Then she put it back and close d the bex with a tiny snap, “Pamela!” 1 sald. “You look quite serious. There must be some trazie tale connected with that card.” Laly Pamela started. Then she “There is a story, Helen, but it is hardiy tragic—at least to thoe person mest concerned. It happeaed ¢z years Gerald and [ were stay. very pouse, and i - nce—one of the biggest of the “I had staying with me at {he time a very beauiiful girl. Her 1° WES Cynthia Carruthers. It was her first sgeason and London had gone wild over ker. On the night of the ball! Cynthia came to me. I knew she was | in trouble or difficalty, bat had mnot| asked her anything, knowing that it would all come out soomer or later. | And it did that evening. “It appeared there were two men— cnly two—whom she really cared for. Both were to be at the ball and both, | she expected, would propose to her. “The poor girl was nearly distract- MAPS, BLUE PRINTS Maps of any description compiled on short notice, Special attention given to compiling city, display and advertising maps. County and State maps kept on band. Chemically prepared, non-fading blue prints at rea- sonable rates. Special rates for prints in large quantities. Prompt attention given mail orders. ‘h indsome. Carstalia was young, an + to abide by | Cynthia accepted and they were mar- when Carstalrs had come into money “The two men were Major Bowsher | i and Lieatenant Caistairs. Both were | roor es a rat. Bewsher had morey. | O him I had my suspicions. Monta Curlo—drink—cards. Nothing serlous, of course, but theia all the same, “I liked the boy Carstairs, knew little about him. ““Well, Cynthia, I remember say-! | but | | ing, ‘von must take Major Bewsher | and give up Carstairs.’ ‘Oh! no, no, | no, she had cried, and when I said | ‘Very well, then take Carstalrs, you | oilly girl’ she burst into sobs and | sald she could not give up Bewsher, and so on. “In fact the girl simply did not know her own mind, and begged me to decide for her, “*Very well, I said, ‘I will do so— or rather I shall kelp you to decide for yourself. But vou must promise | whatever decision we come to. “She promised. | “‘You see this box,’ I explained, ‘and you see these two cards. On' them I have written the names of your two admirers, Yeu will draw one from the box and you must ac- | cept the man whose name you draw. “She turned - rale; then with an effort she reached for the box and with trembling fingers drew out one | of the cards. “‘Well, 1 «aid, ‘a lueky man? And ‘Carstairs.’ “That evening Carstairs proposed. nd who is the she whispered ried shortly afterward. Then his regi- ment was ordered out to India and she went with him. Five years later, and a title, and Bewsher had, well— shot himself in the Casino Gardens, I! met Cynthia. “From & beautiful girl she had grown into a beautiful woman. She| had two darling hoyz and w hay Py as & wome . I nvited her | down to Lur “One ev iting card. 1t v and on it was wr stairs” It w 1 con the eve me she d priceless possession, showed ma 2 vie- | her most and—and this, | it as | Helen, is the other.” “I see,” I said, “the other, on which | { you had written the name of Muor‘ Bewsher.” “No,” eald Laiy Pamela quletly, “on which I had also written the { name of Lleuunant Carstalrs.” Well Protected. 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