Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 23, 1912, Page 6

1F or old age overtakes you. OMORROW may be too late. | Have money in the bank when misfortune Start an ac~ count;here today=~ adollar will do it. OF LAKELAND Under Contral of U. 8. Government THE EVENING Why? Because Miss Ifi-ed Detested Thun. i _ Jimmie Fargo, senflm m-nn. 8 man and traveler, gazed into Miss Burt's when ' he realized that all,m md was no passing whim. It 3 the only, and eriginal. It like soda water and had eider three years old, Jimmie was & young man, He had been used to making his yows on the first of January each year, but ten minutes after his introduction to Miss Burt he might have been found in a corner vowing to himsel would win that young lady’s hand ere the robins or any o of birds nested again. Jimmie Fargo had the reputafion o going right at things. That’s he happened to fall in love and out again the seven times recorded. such an aggressive way as to | bird off its nest. He made and his inquiries, and then his fad into play. Jimmie Fargo hd 8 M. & have, but jthey won’t-admit flatter themselves that it's e | perspicacity, judgment, a. fl ‘them alone for being so ohl‘notc cter of owry it passed the ol afternoon, Of course there m way of proving him right or wrong, | and so he built You want, see us before you buy anywhere and in any size tracts, and if it is ; IF 178 - REAL ESTATE We have it INSURANCE You are needing we can give you the bestjon earth and. treat you right.. Polk County Real Estate & Insurance; Co. Office: Room 7, Deen & Bryant Bmthng G00D HOUSEKEEPERS ADVISE beginners always to have an extra supply of both jars and rubbers on hand in the preserving season. For jars will crick and rubbers will snap or the old ones may be too porous and brittle. We can supply all you need as well ag every other utensil needed for pres’rving work. .lakelaml Ilardware & Plumbing Co. R. AR R B B SR AT A L. MARSHALL CONTRAOTOR ANDIIBUILDER 'inm,klllflwafionluwmtolhwmihnul LAKELAND, wpecifications furnished. BUNGALOWS A SPECIALTY. MuMmm!fiM homes I have built. Live Where You Will Like Your Neighbors - We are exercising great care to sell our ROSEDALR lots only to the best: class of ‘peopls. Thus we glve you desirable neighbors in addition to ROSEDALE'S other attratclons. Wide streets, shade trees, fartile sall; bullding restrictions. Inside the 3y, one block east from Take Mor- tun. SMITH & STEITZ wd G, C. ROGAN Deen-Bryant Bullding, Whatever you wast iz rea lm we have it. From a safe position Jimmie his fad to bur on the girl o! ml heart. Chestnut 'hair. That signified a rather particular girl — particular about to whom she gave her heart. Oval face. That aign(fled & roman- Hazel ayu. That signified loyalty % |and love after the heart was once That | signified pride of birth, and ° that| won. > A proud poise or the head. triflers stood no show. A dimpled chin. That smflled and he was a hero. Red lips and even teeth. - herolsm and adventure. ! Small feet. That signified that the owner was deflant of public opinion '1'11: to an extent. That is, she wouldn’t|. make a beanpole of herself because Mrs. Jones had, and that she had just as soon ride up and down Fifth ave- nnm:Mwmnalhlssm auto. - Jimmie Fargo had his own m:t. mtaht way of interpreting things. when he had come to the end of his string he drew a long breath and tightened his belt. 'His job was et out for him. Never in thie wotld could he win the heart of Mildred Burt by sending bouguets -and m ing himself the most graceful in hig set. There must be romneb and adventure, and there should be. ¥ / The Burts dwelt in the suburbs in an old colonial mansion. Jimmie Fargo had been invited there to sevs eral affalrs,’ When a couple of months had passed he couldn’t say whether he had made an impr on, Miss Mildred or not, but he felt that he had not lost ground. April evening he drove out that fo see the outside of the house shelters the girl one loves. is a sort of calm, sweet gonso realizing that her hand opened that gate, and that her have left tracks on the gravel Jimmie drove past the house fi ten miles beyond, and i was 8 o better, more complete stock & § IRONS, MOTORS, MATERIALS §§ hereabouts. Our prices are exceptionally :ttncnve and our standard of 2 quality unexcelled. For anything electrical except the “juice” see f%oflda [Iectric & Machinery Co. BUILDING eusign | L ioh tears, 95¢ | patn.” ', hero for?” coming back that Providence into the auto and snuggled down side Wim. Resuits followed within || ten minutes. It was late in the eve | ning. Jimmie had taken a slow gait.) As he came opposite the Burt he saw a human figure raising ; dertonwindowtnlflnm m ayellott:;r:rb:l theneek, Ibut: he was flung 3 ha.ve caught a hlr' D ; “Mies . Miss’ | Please arouse the W“W : for the policei” “A burglar, y the suppesed Ra idiot who I am!” “It's—it’s brother | im ly called down. “But—but—" : “I was hteincamlns,h&m nm&e govamor locked ‘me out,” mhiand the boy of fifteen. “Oh—.h-—!-—" 9 CIGARS 'A H. . CIGAR oo Lakeland Flonda a2 We will open for . {Fall Term in a Tent _. -~ |Lake Morton, Mond %fiw September Oth. R Puplls taken in Plenedtohl.wyouul!lfyb‘l‘ down that way.” Was Jimmie Fargo down that way in about ten days? He was! Jim- mie was feeling blue for a week aft that taxi farce. Twoldinm ble. Painstaking pmm AND SURGEON, |Struction. msuummm B!ds Habel Drane s| MargaretSoutha Horses and Maules For Sale ; If you wish to ISell, Buy or § Call and See U Harrel, Johnson & (o. NEXT T0 MAYES GROCEFY WE HAMMER o SATISFAC shoes jumped started for the girxndJ ed for the bull He shouted. He/| waved his arms. He called to Miss | Mildred to make for the femce—to ol!mbatree—tofiyiw:y in an aero- plane. And then his foot m a hidden erash n-c:bdcuhiuhnmp me?” Jimmie sat up and his eyes filled “Youmhoy——mmh:vm L “It fsn't that. I—I eu'th a hero nohow!” "htwhtdommthh & “To—~to win you!” ‘ “Why, I positively d Leave it out and be plain J! It'ltooloonyot,bntltvflcm %&ifin;m:flnr Bur- (Copyright, 1912, by Associated I.Mfy ~Press) muu land nnqnmon veys, examination, reports. i muemflu vzoul INSTRUCTIONS. Privnto Lessons. Class Lessons, 26c. PROF. MURPHY. south lowa, between Bast Orange and Bast Line. mm- 11 Black. with every set of horse on. For we make the shoes teet, not the feet fit the shoes often done. To know g ference this makes send w:' here to be shod next time. , amnzed at the improvemest gait and temper. The Fix-em Pihe Street, Opposite F""M sLACLO Real [std uffioe in Clonts W AxD couNTRY P2 lmmm 2% how m When in need of a plumber call Phone 46 Drané'building,’ with Florida Electrical Supply Co. Full line of fixtures now displayed on floor, and estimates promptly made. . 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