Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 26, 1912, Page 6

FA ~ BIX aiid want Ao For age iz; us bu L eo OMORROW may be too late. Have said Jimmy boyishly. “You must bLe ! on :H'! ause | was thllnklng dbout- i H Mrs. Collier's brother, visiting over o and 1 wus afraid that 1 would | i money in the bank when misfortune J| N5, coliers tuoher, vt gardenr 1ot s ow s " Lakeland, Florida there.” | “Cynthia, do you mean that?" Law- or old age overtakes you. Start an ac- vor've guessed right. What's|rence was up facing her. “Do you| count here today=- adollar will do it. 20 together, pa says.” : . ° “Well, they ought to, at any rate. think that I have always loved you." |. Pr f |0"S' ] Now, Jimmy, where do you go lu“ ‘When will you marry me? To- school?” | night 2" . “I don’t like to tell you 'cause pa ~Tomorrow after school,” laughed |3 B 0D @00 Q000000 L el i ; . \ | Cynthia happily. "I have lately come sald to me, ‘I hope Mrs. Collier's ' *" ppily c 00 ey z ™ e brother don't s;l, Miss Cynthia, !mm some money; quite a lot. I am DR. SAMUEL F. SMITH. l Jimmy, for she's too pretty not 101““‘ i pauper any more.” SPECIALIST OF LAKELAND THE EVENING ing, too, study our heads off to catch any man TELEGY New Pupil. 1AL By A. MAR!A CRAWFORD, Bob Lawrence ual, to find it. “Say, mister,” shel of daisles schoolroom tomorrow. invited the board to hear us speal’ questionsd Bob, ‘Cynthia who?” Miss Cyuthia, that's o0, “She's ab ll. ows." “('vnthia?' just ered Jimimy Gr e hes we unt; 1id S0, canse your name?"’ “Jimmy Green. we love he want o oen ever had and ,-1 ki “Does sll' teach school?” “You bet she does and we're learn- ! rso we j see her smile who sees her was disturbed. struck savagely with his cane at the tender flowers along the country rcad. He bhad been promised a degree of happinees here and he had failed, aboui decorate ¢ Miss Cynth: ¢ wonue, ! in 1 HEREXTRA TRA SESSION Teacher Cynthia Breaks in the He as said a swall voi *1 wish you wouldu't hnock the h off these flowers. Green and gardens and | you're learning so well at school, Under Control of U. 8. Government Wh the sis Tor an [t VT B I = T T < e don't want teachers.’ swer you civil, you to hy, her face apple ter's orchard.” a second, you Pa's right is just the color blossoms have to abou s over Jimmy 1 bein 1 | as you were dla G dee e s3es Scxentmcllly Prescribed ‘hange | “I'm so sorry, Lob. 1 have to go % % W/ y & l( :l?f: im a dinner tonight at Mrs. Collier's. vhone: Office 141, Resldence 22 € “l” OP‘-“ l'“ Ihfi ot Bryaut Bldg lakeland Fla in abon ywn i W n Ior Wit the His I 1 of | your pondered “Seeins like I ought to r i strange n in n forcing e ’ LU o ere. The schooll . quarter ol a mile s [its ‘ l\) L Id r S T A T rosd. She's there i | Cynthia is. She's koepi 4 ¢ s Pphy and Tom e in 1o 3; 1ere and 1 any size tracts, and if i Cynthia! What a train < 17 O 2 L ties and ant die 1l INSURANCE el ) ¢ t : i1 ¥ N 1231 i B v i 2 | { ‘!4“‘. G LU noin A i i Yy X | [ GGOD TOUS RS ADVISE Al i l. H e i v 1 i t ol r ool - o4l 5 L jonly woman on board, so the t ! & ; PAEHUIA on. - oy had told him, who did uot ] e é k and R L vk oand rabhers will snag i % ¥ J | I'he last night out there fon porons | @ oot Lawrence recalled ho {1y he had walted for her o I brint We con supply all you | while she went for a wrap a ilhl They had stood together voowell ax o every ofher utensii | ing the moonlight on the phos [ cent waves and listening 1o ded Tor preserying steains of a Hunzorian waltz | tor her, none the less intense mightily, and he had spoken of that ‘ love and asked her to marry him "‘a‘"“'m'"‘ L RS AT AL A S LTI LT No," she had answered 4| back his arms, “it is not possible R. L. MARSHALL CONTRACTOR ANDIBUILDER Will turnich plans and specificat:: :s ov will follow wuy plans and I it specifications furnished. my BUNGALOWS A SPECIALTY e el ¢ chow you tome Lakelond homes I have built, ter! | and LARTIARY Phone 267-Green. FLORIDA e, byl foll stir | work determ! | but i foll | hin Live Where You Will Like Your Neighbors We are exercising great care sel! cur ROSEDALE lots only to ths are | de; best class of pesple. Thus we give you desiralle neighbors in addition tc ROSEDALE'S other attratciona. Wide streots, shade trees, fertile eatl, bullding restrictions. lnside the intc my him, Cynthia had WOt When the o1 1o find ot wher were wy days and you can count A voice, it were true?” he {"What do you wean by [ worlds?” “You have woney,” she 1! 1 argued, Lut etuain aties, ild protes diza landed he she evade ow her, red then, ned in that, too, Lie owing spring i 1. “Your letters blue ! too ¢ way s. The essed spirits” p his meditation. best. Both of » Tom?" Lawrence look was the schoolho hed the two } e 1 young and vehem s will, [ belong to ditferent worlds.” “What difference would that make, had demanded. different 1l 1o no purpose 1 deal e his d hi e t t afle W on 3y, oue Block east from Jake Mo: rus “u kept in to learn their spe. | watched them ont of sight, SN"TH & STEITZ !what excuse he conld offs | country teacher if e dared v '.vm just to look at her Yecw and G- C. ROGAN 1 e was Crnthia Desn-firyant Building " Sl i ‘1"," i Whoatever you want in foa lestate ten Intentiy e Nt i s Ler was erying lawrence = bave It her was erying ( | | the Tow ad. “Cynihia!™ he “Why, 1t's you 51: g % in? “.\{_\' to the docr her profile turned ! zirl of Jimmy incidentaily, « a futile atiewap re Wil sou Ove- § h Green's had 101 as it ad T Tie d rot We told “1 belong to the broken down ! aristocracy of the south. | work for living. Aunt Lydia took me tor this trlp because 1 was her brother's Id and she was =orry for poverty.” lHe rer with ness how he h sto! wh he had lived and His pride x.‘l"l. " i rou drean:s ali eigns ‘greatest uovel. i3, mak- ‘ t ‘0 will,” said Lawrence promptiy. {*Why did you run away from me in New York?” | “]—I had to £o. 1 mean that | had » come home. 1 told you enough to ! ke you want to give me up, any- | f That is impossible. 1 can neveri | stop wanting you.” i | "Do you really care for me like| ]th‘." she questioned, grave gray ! eyes on his race ! | 1 love you so that nothing else | uatters, and vou-you put me aside jor & ere whiny, a faney,” sald Law- | rence, the sizit of bher beauty setting his pulses on t.re again. “How can you . did vou find me—here?” muiy Green showed me the way,” | ! Lawrence. | a moved vearer and stood | i the bowed black | ! | Vhy were yoiu o crying when I notielng the | down on Tarked Lawrence, tien Pecanse " Cynthia waited for Leart to quit its stormy l,mung. it would not, and she went brave- | A. H. T. CIGAR (0 wean that and all that it implies® Do vou love me?" “Yes,” said Cynthia brokenly, ,|@@RocBO000R0000 Private “You never were a pauper so long you." Ege, Ear, Nose and Throat | i Her brother is coming--1 forgot to ask | his nanie—and she s most anxious to ! have me meet hini. She i my best iriend, and 1 can’t disappoint her. I'l; Fall Term in Lake Mort » t Terron LN vl DR. W. 8. IRVIN DENTIST Jay poher up and ask if 1 can't take ! Established tn July, 1200 | v 14 and 10 Rentacky SCP(C”]I‘ ke 10 there and 1 go- 1 phgnes. Oflive 180; Resdideiice 4 . to take you. N rou sce how | o aaenite vty iefsidl DR. N. L. BRYAN, Panpils 1 ) wee, ho' ling DENTIST. o ; o ] fam o th ex- ) caoms S avd ¥, Deen & Bryant Buile- pl‘lm;];“ . inz. Phone. 339, 5 ) Nesidonce Phone 500 Red L’,X:AJ”‘ i : ekt LARELAND, FLA : ] HE £ ble. ' RN RO | 5 FEHEON St Golos I Y i ~PHYSICIAN A 4 life cinl acteation given sur JAA; J i a hit and Gyneeology I | nk of Oy R. B, KUFFARIL. i : e Attorney-at-Luv - [ N ono ~ad . e v Sluart Bldg b ; ‘ PR Y L Yo o % . M, TRAMMELL, Attorney-at-Law Offices, Bryant Bailding Lakeland, Fla. BLANTON & ROGERS. HIS ARGUMENT WON ATHEIST Perhaps Not Stru,tly Ethical, but It Accomplished What the Rector Set Out to Do. fifi?S Sale In ra Loney to pay for a new church a predcher sometimes has to I.lwyen- shut his eyes to the dollars tossed ' Bryant Block, 'Phore §.3 into the plate or slipped into the du- " i plex envelopes. Dr. Robert Nelson | Lakeland, Fla. 2 B \ neer, rector of Trinity Episcopal T “’ VOU wWish io 1, tells this story about a broth- TUCEKER & TUCIJ.R . ;\:l”(l}v'x. man who once went a bit —anyerl— Sel‘ Buy :)‘-fi‘ dp o This rector, Dr. Spencer says, was Raymondo Bldg ’ Fiorias ! N g0 hard put to it that he decided to ‘ mclnnd | solicit funds from an atheist saloon- keeper, who was reputed to be the ' 1HO. 8. EDWuDS wealthiest man in the district. Attorney-at-Law. Call and Sco One day, when the rector and the saloonist, with whom he was wpll1 Ottice in Munu Bulidiug | rrell acquainted. met on the street, the | LAKELAND, HDRIDA 1R churchman put the question good and ! PRSI 55 s | strong ! B. Streater C. F. Kennedy “I don’t believe in the church; it STREATER & KENNEDY hurts my husiness.” retorted the booze Johnson Contractors and Builders. merchant, with indignation in his| & . voice | Kstimates Cheerfully Furnished Now, Tom.” returned the rector, in | Let ug talk with you about his most conciliatory manner, “listen t your building large or small to reason 1 maintain that if jt| Te]ephone 169, or 104 Blue L wasn't for the church you wouldn't P T e have a chane the world The Q. D & H. D. MENDENHALL NEXT TO Max.s church s the v of civilization. | Civil Engineers and Archit <* and where the beacon of modern en- | Rooms 212-215 Drane Blde | LR lightenment burns dimly or not at all | LAKELAND, FLA. “r “/‘ 'i |“ h ‘“ ' the =aloon is unknown “Suppose vou tried to open a ‘joint’ | in darkest Africa’” he went on, with | land examination Sur- examination, repcrie lueprirting. Phosphate vevs, a good i on of enthusiasm. “What | i would t + cannibals do to you the cugEamt SO, first time one of their number got a VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS drink at your bar and appeared be- ! Private Lessons. tee fore his tribe intoxicated? Why, sir. | Violins for Sale. of they \\v;;m I;.rx. vou for a witeh: PROF. MURPHY. fe that’s what they would do.” The saloon-keeper, Dr. Spencer says, | JTowa Avenue. Near En]:t Orange pere (signed up for £500 and later jolned | Phone 11 Black. s the church w ail his family —Kan- - - cait ane sas City Jou | When in necd of plumt ~ ’ : Shop Gr :ahst Nuvel ; 6 Ihe rl\-€m v et novet 1 | one 4 almost as e Sitieel. Ybico ——r e types of | Drun building. witl _ Year.” “Don trical Supply Co 1 (‘! ‘\’\IS . Tris- of fivtures il S. I_. 'x. LR r and the | | Packward,” and a : '\l' e " = great novels, and ; Workmanship g fi is the “greatest nov- | - It all depends upon il and east of mind dividual. The nove! greatest impression he greatest = for you the | might not be | the tempe 1 in the partic { 'h it prod upen Y7 all-rounu it il FW wfl'im, greatest to another