Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 17, 1912, Page 6

V4GE Bix how to cook; the youngdman because NS is landlady.” The Cynic, who had been speaking . (;rr:::: (s):erliloutly Kt €arnestly for some moments, finally e S .A & 3 came to a stop and looked at the chl.ousl)” "‘f \\olzan l:nani'es ben Siren expectantly, cause she wants "I’ taken .care of, | i “After all,” she murmured dreamily, “3‘”:‘) fia?‘(l‘lt‘;m}: m;gel;a;es%rzs; i “what is love?"” ! : o : ) “Love?" repeated the Cynic vaguely, “homed to disappointment; in a few “ : | onths it's the man who gets taken | | Oh, love—love is a concrete name ve of, and the woman who gets the | " given to many abstract emotions, ol o : liaiiin i Sometimes it's the frame, and some- » . times it's the picture; and sometimes D you mean,” demanded the Siren, ; it’s just—just a spasm round he| ! 4 WOMAn neverrespects Bt Wil ; heart.” Plioede: ; | “I'm afraid you really are a Cynic,” ,,'f she ]V“\_‘Af i, said the Siren regretiully. ',m S “"l. ”,Jm‘ befi:"."w almost “A Cynic,” said he gloomily, 3 :‘.l," Not, did you say? . " ? man who knows everything, and un- Ves. A woman may "‘”""’“"“es{ y - o g s 1 derstands nothing. unk you." Il e, or sometimes respect her hus- w \X/ S‘ 2 l' R ( 110y ; The Siren looked dubicus, but nat-| ! 'Js but she can't do both. It is= e On t dk'rl IQre \. LAL\EA{\ l ural Kindliness of disposition kept her kness e love, strength we only | ¢ silent. “How,” she demunded present- | ' vect: It is one of the compensa- | but we are ahw ays st udvine ho } 4 ’ 4 B ly, “can one be surc tnat one is io | s of nature that the weak | Every little bit helps. You can always spare “somcthing” it Bt s E e 8 0 L ohia) loves avaryiing i ithe f T " e just a li e ; : . AR “That,” sighed the Cynic, “is the| ¢ life—except the one thing worth | l h j You ave just a little within your income, By adding a “trifle” ev- cternal tragedy of life.” [ winning, The strong man may I'um:d; ncredse e Uann o S s : g W “That one can't he sure? | nation, lnyxi not a family; may de- ’ f ey day you will, in time, have a fortune and jn any case Provide NG AN Bhe i tend @ million Learths, but never one | .. \We give the “most now but we iy . ] o i ] “I don't sce that thi of own. To one, the sweetness of % » 1 4 o \ 1zainst misfortune, Bring a “little bit” into this hank cvery day Iprml:ste:l. Sty defeat; to the other, the bitterness of more, Phone us andd prove } e i “Ah, but it is. Though ignorance | Victory.” 3 ¢ st now may be bliss, when it becomes knowl.| Tbere was silence for a moment. @& Best Butter, per pound . S e ) 3 o i3 “What i ur answer?”’ sai i | edge It's tragedy. Wi 'l"\\‘l',;l your answer .""ml the | Sugar, 16 pounds . ..... .............. R ] | “But knowledge,” acgued the Siren, [ MaD- i o0u ety e | ; | “is happiness.” “But—but I respect you,” she fal- |3 Cottolene, 10 pound pails . 128 If “A phrase,” he sncered, “taught to ""\’ I\'\";;"‘;:'S:;:;]‘"“'lrll\’\::'g"'lts : Cottolene, 4-pound pails................... ] . A 3 B A yoma - d vays Spec . o (::Ccrfu: fOO:Sde glluoml} lil]l.”;)snpm-ls. her lover; it is her husband she s‘h(l)uld Suowdriit, lo-pounl lmlh S Bt The only wisdom is cheerfulness. A iy it il 4 o e Sl sl taied e love! cans family size Cream b thing Is what we think it. b n el D RS SRR ERIRe MIRRID ¢ v vdss b sinns b} OF LAKELAND “You're frightfully—what's the fHenitaiyes, 7 cans baby size Cream.................. .. . 2§ word ?—enigmatical,” said the Siren e R i R {8 12 barrel best Flour. ..........covivniiiunns 8 X pathetically. *I wish you wouldn't French-Grown Havanas. e Under Control of U. 8. Government be. You're so deep, it's like talking| The world of smokers in France is, || 12 pounds best Flour....... ... N eam (08 coal mine.” : to judge by letters and paragraphs in | Picnic Hams, per pound ...... 1212 sl m;ll:;"‘re was silence for a few mo- | (o pewspapers, seriously agitated by |l Cudahy's Uncanvassed Hams ................ ] BOROBGFOTCTD D DS Ol J a step recently taken by the govern- # P I “You llfl\’l‘ll'!! given me my answer | ment department which superintends | gfi;ii?&?& spef:rpound """"""" :: S yet,” urged the man. I'the tobacco monopoly. It has ordered | 3 vl R A B R ! l'lm trying to think of it,” answered | a supply of Havana and Maryland to- |l 5 gallons Keroseme .................. 8 the woman. bacco seed for plantation in France; B_ E_é ,.l',', E S T‘_.A_ T E &| I one only knew what love was!"™ | and it openly proclaims its intent on s ; )| said the Siren plaintively. “Does it of selling tobacco raised from this N You want, see us before you buy, We have it :tl‘nd l«; a union of hearts or a dissolu- { newly imported seed as genuine !la- wee (" anvwhere and In any -ize tracts, and if it is on of marriage ! | vana and Maryland. It certainly sec.ns [ ] [ ] . J \: any -~ tracts, and if it is “Neither,” replied the Cynic. “Love to he a preoeeding of dubious commer- l N S U R A N C E is a footpath leading to everywhere; | cal morality; and the assumption that or, it you prefer it, it's & porchway [the peculiar fascination of a Havana T TR e leading to a house that's just as big ' ci-ar or a pipeful of Virginia tobacco You are needing we can give you thebest on earth AN TRUAIRLIR is duc merely to the tact that it is | and treat vou right “For a beginner,” said the Siren grown from a certain seed, and not L &t distrustfully, “you talk with a good |1n any unique conditions of climatae or P lk C b v deal of authority.” 'manul:u-mrr-. scems equally question- | 0 0I|llly Real [Sldte & IIISIII‘BIIGG ” CO. “Love,” he explained, “differs in}able—but the final word 1= with the i3 ey that respect from other sciences. We | monopnly. | Office: Rocm 7, Deen & Bryant Bnilding begin as experts and wind up as| | : novices.” G D DO ,C.a,., OO (,I “You mean, then,” sald the Siren, Phosphate Rock Production. YOU SHOW WITH PRIDE the bath room you have had us| cquip in up-to-date siyle, You don't show the old fashioned kind at all. If you have bheen deterred from having yours modernized by the imagined cxpense, have a talk with vs. It may tet cost nearly so much as you have been led to believe. Lakeland Hardware & Plumbing Co. R. L. MARSHALL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Will farnish plans and specifications or will follow any plans and specifications turnished. BUNGALOWS A SPECIALYY. Let me show yon some Lakelond homes I have built, LAKELAND, Phone 267-Green. FLORIDA Live Where You Will Like Your Neighbors We arc exercising great care to sell our ROSEDALE lots only to the dest class of people. Thus we give you desirable neighbors in addition 10 ROSEDALL'S other attratcions. Wide strect ade trees, fertile safl. building r tions. Inside the y. ove block t from Jake Mor- wn SMITH & STEITZ and G. C. ROGAN Deeu-Bryant Bullding. Whatever ¥ou want in rea lestale wa have it Cynic and Siren tle.” “They say,"” flectively, in heaven; “On RN THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., AUG. 17, 1912. A S OS] to whom love was an art and not a sclence, “that you don't really know anything about love. “On the contrary,” patiently, *“I have just been to s()mol trouble to explain to you that I know | P! everything.” “H'm,” said the Siren “Weli, let's take marriage. “Had we got as far as marriage?” she broke off to inquire. how, marriage is akin to love, we'd got to that.” “Some people say marriage means taking from both and giving to neith- er; halving one's joys and doubling | mosquito food.” 0ne's SOrrows. selfish point of view, “From any point of view, Cynic, “marriage is selfish. ties receive so much and give so lit- “d""'!' d ‘“'"'N_ orntossel. It some REAL information on the cost of the instaliat kind o looks as it human beings hadn't been properly advertised as 1ty in your home if you wiil but ask us for an EITINA] o course, that's the | i You can depend on our estimate as being * she .ulmlll((;dI | Generally vou can obtain a thoroug pince " said the : “faitor < st alon s e —— e -— - Both |\an‘~l aasitnre 1iow (g YR B 8 right materials and fixture “that marriages are made 'm afraid they're made for export, though.” the contrary,” tive “Same ax all rival towns do. The Prompt work and no “skimping™ when the work resumed the Siven re- Civic League in each 'm\\n works syl from October to April promoting friendly relations between the two Cynic, “all true marriages are livedin heaven.” “But marriage is so—so definite,” she said nervously; “one word, and snap—it's just a trap.” “Quite as often it’s the bait.” “Do you think so? Why is it peo- ple do marry?” “The modern girl,” said the Cynic, living up to his reputation, “appears to marry because she wants to learn Between 1901 and 1911 the produc. tion of phosphate rock increased from 1,483,722 long tong, valued at $5.318, 403, to 2,053,279 long tons, valued at $11.900,692. There was an increase in production in 1911 over 1910 of nearly 'four h\mdrnd thousnml tong doubtfully. i said the Cynic Overlooked. “Very few mosquitoes taste anye thing but the jr of tender plants,” remarked the naturalist. “Is that so!™ WE WILL GIVE “Well, any- and with vour rival town, Bungville?” Na- Florida Electric & Machmery Co. DRANE|BUILDING PHONE 46 meatly towns, and the first h.nsvhnu game we play them undoes it." objected the New HOTEL ASIOR Cor. Bay and Hogan Sts JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Rates: $1.00 and Up Job Printing e /’//( A\t ¢ beds. 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