Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 3, 1912, Page 2

" I ' | | i \ : W ; | { I8 R "™ ) 8 3 r 3 i i A d 1,3 g { b1, { t % " FOR SALE issenger touri car; fine condition, or will e / S el ! . Old Roman Ink. | taken out to scorch up change for part payment on L PR {etnied o et n jand real cstate. Address Box L " felens : s §-10-tf furnished t' S O Lakeland, g { old Romans did their ordinary v ) il "“’-‘“” FOR SALE - Nine thoroughbr ¢ Thut for permanent roe vere | of I.1:I:x ..»Jl. 1 10 \ | SR Telophone 411 used a reed pen, il a | ean remedy it Dine clniagy il 5 et ERtia pn i Har- | trouble in thi Red, or addres: .. Biston, "]"I_ l“,‘ s Wee | in the village knew how. The elock strect in et Sl | tinker, the blacksmith, the cobbler ! and the doctor all diagnosed and pre- FOIL <AL nhont a \ W " | &t and the doctor all diagno: g 1 ay of the Truly Great. i < SR oo AR good s new ade for 10 b B a e AvoId o e, ks seribed, but without avail. Then a tin ki { 1AV, Kimbrouak i T etian st du Garyin peddler came along and hopped oil o o 'Hl l\:::lll; ”H: ¢ ones own- hur | his wagon and fussed for a minute Fone: 2 o :'l J ”; il by o who in the midst | and hopped on again and drove off. FOR SALE—-45-horse power boiler of tha erowd keeps with perfect sweet The ;nnni \msn_nu\\l ;11 right. 1‘]‘]‘ and horse power air lift, which ness the independence of solitude,— FOUNE 1w yor ol AT B ‘: they were declined with thanks, It pumps 350 gallons of water per min-| poae. : ¢ i iy te. Apply to W. K. McRac 6-19-t1 s 43 s wasn't their day for dving. The de- ute. Apply to W. K. McRae. -19- i : " cliners ¢aw man and machine disap- FOR SALE.- dwo whole and two E r:::;’h“?cvey:?f f:‘\"‘w?a,’_',‘l?,"tn,g of | pear down the highway like a cannon half fare tickets to Atlanta Apply ¢ b > gl ball and felt that it was good to be - | ehance, including the tax on the total- : to 8. 1. A, Clont N-no-tf L btator the [IT6e el Fasiatany alive and have dinner coning to them Lendna it : 3 5 Very few lawyers take any man's lr;uw- track bhets, the h vern- \ & 2 word fo hing, and not one in ten ‘ ment receive about 00000 a 1 »a peddler under oath Lyear, 4 o i i t cut his legal eye nd Ilv fondly believed M Marl ad. Marking on Woad i KR e W I any ' vir home has o prro- { i reaph onttit o it for marking your G 5 of a mot alv 181 iht o b A nis racket nd @il s#uch wooden | e i L ) AR B o Y [iitng P b IR R anh i of the guiit of the accnced : i Wity } the man did not knowingly 1 be cermtehod of ut when hurned in e fiaaa . | deepiv the identitieation is there to ‘m]"\“‘ A 1 bk Yol NOTICE. o sed as easily g T T THE T Al il barrow. At any rate, oiter o of | 00 SN sl LR ORING ! three miles, young tmlav diccoverad wodorn honse 111 Sonth New York With an Eye to Economy, aven Y 2-tf, Lawyer (to witer Well if you are determined to sue for divorce, at least FOR - RENT One turnished bed-{let us keep down the expense as much room Apply B0 West Lemon St [as possible, 1 will act as your coun- 24t COTIAGES for f-room cottages for TWO -ROOM rent sale on time All large ror RN with good H-room cottage, known as Alficld place. $15 per month or $150 until July 1 in e WP Johnson, S-0-1f POR RENT 215 miles south of Lakeland, as br. Whipp's place, 2 acres irrigat- ed. $200 to July, 1913, or $20 per month in advance. Sece W, Fiske Johnson. 3-9-tf FOR RENT-—One good office room either furnished or unfurn.shed, in the Drane building. Apply to H. J. and three S0 muen per month, rooms, 00 WO SUALLY, Seacre truck farm, advance 1o-aere trnek farm, Kknown Drane. 6-29-tt FOR RENT -Furnished rooms, 610 Bast Lime street, near Lake Morton S-24-tf MISCELLANEOUS \ J Best statlonery at lowest prices in Lakeland Book Store T-24-tt o town Bigy line girls’ and boys' and | children’s books ever shown in Lake- | land just received. Lakeland Book | Store. T-24-tf Iring us your pictures to frame. ‘de your plumbing, Jagge contrary to the b | were standing in 1he dusty road with halr i their tails lazily s FIVE COWS, A GIRL AXD A BiG AUTO Romance of a Young Lawyer’s Scorchless Scorch on a ‘ Highway. BY ADA NIXON. GENERAL TEAM WORK—Furni- | wure and piano moving. Call Phone | | (Copyright, 112 0 Anspdiniels Hlloary 289 W. E. Tyler. 1-23-t1 | Young Iarold Imlay of Cheste YANN PLUMBING AND i had graduated in law and been taker CONSTRUCTION CO 1 into partnership with his father. liec s y f 3 i 16 Will build your house, do tin .\ur}\.‘ was having what he called a little run water and sol business of law, and he { forth, roof your house with 2.11\'11] [ to belp him out. The awto revalved | Hoed Gron, g, pitch, ruberoid or tile aroung the country fous speeds, | Y acall. Phone 1100 209 Ken- pone of which was than forty | miles an hour, On a cortain morning when it wie aicky Ave. T-18-tL, INCLUDIES Newspapers Magazines Stationery Post Cards Come and see me before pur- chasing elsewhere. Your patronage appreciated. Minute Pace Before Him. that he was flying, and that the ma chine was beyond his control to stop Five miles from where the auto started out and hall an hour before it did start, a saddled pony was 10 around to the door of a manor hous. and Miss Irene Galbraith mount, and galloped away. Something of artlst she was, and she had . sketch book with her. Twao w' FiSke "'Ohnson‘dm\'n the road she found her | Five cows which Miss Ruby Daniel News Stand Lobby of Edisonia Theater. Were |flies. They h Lakeland Dook Store 7-24-tf Full line both Waterman ldeal | and Parker Lucky Curve Fountain | Pens at all times. Lakeland Book | Store. 7-24-tf Come in and select some of our crisp new books for boys, girls and children before the lot is picked over. A big shipment just received. Lake- land Book Store. T-24-t1 BOARDERS WANTED — Good board. Everything new and clean. 604 North Florida. Mrs. E. 8. Alder- man. $-0-1mo. For FIRE. ACCIDENT, PLATE GLASS, and STEAM BOILER IN- SURANCE, see DL 1T SLOAN, Pea :ns if for a phot | désmonnted and got ont b | “Honk! Honk' Honk!" [ Miss Gatbraith had heard the sound a thousand times before, but hey was a note in this to make he 3 0!1!1[ | to her feet. That honk was a daneer signal. | Five rods down was the river. On | the other side the highway ascended for a mile, and at its crest she saw an auto her mind that it was a runaway ma- chine. It honked at every fifty feet Those blasts could only mean: “Look out—clear the road!'" Young Imlay had put in the fastest half mile he ever expected to before { reaching the crest of the hill, but he Loars Negotiated Buys and Sells Real Estate. e Grove Property a Specialty. ROOM 7. RAYMONDO BUILDING SURE DEATH T0 BED- |BUGS AND INSECTS cock building. Phone 342 1-6-11 | instantly realized that there was a LOST—Saturday night in City! Agents wanted anywhere and ev-|mile 8 minute pace before him park, small black purse containing | erywhere. | Straight down over the crazy eld $2.900 Finder please leave at this| Rid your houses today of bedbugs | bridge, and— : Ml a-1p. | | “Cows in the road'” he said to him- NOW IS TIME TO HATCH DUCKS We offer ezzes for hatching in cither of three leading southern va- | rictics- Buff Orpington, Pekin and | Ind Runners- both English and tandaid | H. WENDLER. { Tw ts Alger books for !mys tr ved at ¢ Book Store 7-24-tt ii and get a good night's rest. It will | cost you little, and is guaranteed, or se!{(.hm settled it. There m be & vour money back. It will kill any smashup. 2 i cct from a red buy to a cockroach.| “And a girl there! She must know | $1 a zallon or $1.25 delivered. ’lm in trouble. 1f she's got sense she'll seatter those cows and | give me a clear road. I she "\Pp]_" {‘.O { I'll marry her: if she does no and ran forward and be shoo and harnessshop, 207 North The sarprised cows roved didn’t hustle, but they 7't have to «s avenue. Bowyer building. | go far to clear the A long fling before settling down to (he stern | had an auto | Realized That There Was a Mite.a. | In ten seconds she made up | ‘cow for ome does | They | cessfully resisted revolver | Geneva Correspondence London Stan- THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAY ELAND, FLA, SEPT. 3, 1912. ————— viast and a rumble, and the girl : «ight of a white but deter- ace through the haze of dust. was simply ose peril avolded. road others must be threw aside her ounted her pony and lh" a mile away Th Partser up the enconntered. bank and was at I Young Im n and suffered a broken vas unconscious until some . atter a doctor had looked him wr house. No one was until his pockets ed, and then the .phoned to. Dy the' vived the son had gathered s of the case and was ¢ to the jury: | talking, governor, I've got er at the who Iw | | | | “Anything beside the leg? I den't understand aq affected your heart.” It's a case of love at ht didn't i n has, house. It the road me 1 oof « at her f her voice that ven't had a fair but T know fron promise of that girl to be my | ( your brain” i t has affected me all over, nor, I'm a lawyer, am I nc viry yvoung and tender one' it | know what a breach-of-prom- is, and I don't prowose to what can you ! [ think 1 can arrange you to be cared tor here for a few but iy hoy, don't get any fool i ' head. nember that entering upon your a lawyer” It was three s luter before the reer o vatient coneht sight of Miss Irene. The docor had =aid that it would be Letter I the young man could remalin there for a few duye, and Mr, and Mrs, Galbraith had readily oonsomed.i A protessional nurse had taken charge and the tamily was not to be put out to any extent. When the young man exprossod his thisnks in appropriate words he asked of the girl: | “How many « < were there?” il Ly LV B [ “And how fast was 1 going?” | "It looked llke two or three hundred | miles a minute to me | “And it I'd strack that | | bunch of | beel at that gait?” “Why-—why—" “My father would have had a dead i son to bury, wouldn't he? 1 just! want him to look at the case on its merits, you know. As a lawyer, he is | | naturally biased. If there had been | | only one cow, now, and she In poor | | condition, but there were five, and all | fit for |wot Father must see that— ' { that—" | Miss Irene thought the young man's ! mind was wandering and called the | nurse, His mind was all there, how- | ever, tliough it was six long weeks and he was crutching around before he finisheqd the sentence by saying: “Yes, you must see that having ' | saved my life—and having been both- | ered with me here so long—and as ' | this leg will be weak for some time to | come—and as I have fallen In love { with you—and as vour futher i3 In the library—and as I'm going to cruteh in i there and ask him—" That marriage won't take place un- t!l next Ch mas day, The World's Wheat Crop. Statistics from abroad recently com- piled give the comparative production of the world’s wheat crop as follows: | United States, 200; Russia, 194; | France, 93 British India, 77; Italy, | 52; Hungary, 34; ete. As to the yield per acre of territory, the order | is quite different, thls belng: Great: Britain, 21; Germany, 19; France, 14: Austria, 13.2; Canada, 124, etc. The United States ocuples the ninth place, with a figure of 9.2, —_—— Cost of Producing Milk. The Masachusetts experiment sta. | tion has found that the total cost of | producing milk satisfactory in sanitary quality and containing from four to five per cent, of butter fat will usu. ally amount to from four to five cents per quart. The cost of keeping a: vear is estimated at $137.07. Milk produced under more ! than average sanitary conditions of certified milk will naturally cost con- gideradly more. e —— Body Shields for Policemen. The FElectrometallurgic soclety, which has its factory at Neuchatel, has received an order to construct a certain number of body shields (buck- lers) for the police of Paris These shields, the invention of a Swiss {named Paul Girod of Neuchatel, have been tested, and are said to have suc- shots — " | | | | | | { dard. 3 $ 3 $ Butter, Vege § and Cheese of all Kinds 3 $ % $ ! good-looking. 1'd have smashed f five cows as well as myself, and !' mwachlie if it Ladn't been for the { 3 § | We must now get you home,” said | 1he tather in very sober tones, i t be done, governor, Here I i ‘i1l the leg mends and I've got Young man, this seems to have af- '~ “White Star Market” } A. 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