Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 27, 1912, Page 7

THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAY i ’ L @ o o i il | 4 i}V THE.LEAD FOST UNEXPECTEDLY T SRR v n aceusation and Vien it comtes to fresh, pure, full- Thomas. “Why | uriehment in a | 1 drugs, toilet articies, sun- ¢, and all drug store 1 the de- ¢ plain-boil 15 in eight | E ow it | and with the shells every | Fact is, Sim. I'm tired of pot- ' run gou a race to the fice and back to see who cooks month ™ son. Not heins “DOin} \x/nat?“ : : 18 you. i Ul sk ton 3 month. | {1 you don’t T'm to have 1w nits I ind hot rolled oats for a month ™ “[ weep for a poor orphan like you |‘~'.'n but-—turn on the blizzard | | Going To The akePharmacy he Mocrest Deaa Cioreia T owu G et T e T it < B Bl ot it e e S Welling took his choren epe it was a osmall one and stosd it oinoa {corner of the roe ! It was ¢ {9ld as the Columbus Tommy to 1l table and - com cored the plate of cooked epgs i ritied the cuphoard ol the half Uhaptul o Only a baseball reporter could adequately deal with | thercafter or Tommy ran downstairs | confe 4‘ AW ones Fihe doings of those eggs Precently Sim retreated ueht he did. e { sued by a “Yah, squealer, pagain'™ from the apparent victor I On the first foor was a ;:nm-r'x-i‘ [ shop A slgn read | | FRESH RANCH EGGS, 35¢ doz. UALITY is the fundamental principle in| Jod store keeping, as in farming. “Gimme two dozen eggs,” cried Sim. x ‘(‘harge it to Mr. Thomas, as usual” | Ustairs he galloped and began ll T 4 H fusillade from the doorway Poor | COStS no more tor 'he transportatlon. han- Tommy dodged behind the bed. Slm'; entered and pursued him from his hid- | m!, |nsurance, numbel‘ Of pcoplc Cmploycd, fug place, punctuating his howls with | fresh ranch eggs Tommy now fled, PPy ity but grabbed the door key as he ran. SNa.\ and adver"s"‘g for good quall“ than Sim understood. Tommy was com- | ing back with ammunition He moved | bed, oil stove and table against the door. He was in the act of uprooting | the stationary wash basin when l‘ ur hardware IS the best ‘ha‘ we can buy. l' balmy, equashy, not-quiteso-guaran- teed ranch egg hit him in the bridge | sts the least that the best costs anywhere. I poor. of his nose. It had come over the transom. | The nex » decorated his shirt | w hove the I‘;_'iM han:r ! front. + third misged him and o wctite broke o mirror Epge now camue 1} L dw N r Tommy was nowhere in sight barricade had been pushed In “Put I'll get the rascal” ngittered Nem®sis-of the-Ova. “He's gonse after & !murr: eggs. Score one point for me’ ! He ghut the window to prevent a | rear attack, then threw up fortifica | tions in front of the open door [ J | Stepg, soft steps. aseending the ® ;suir? A head looming from the semi- ’hrknr\us, looking inquiringly into the room l Whizz! Pflosh! An egg cleaving | 'he alr and finding its mark “Got ye, did 1?” yelled Sim, tri umphantly, emegging from the ram Not the land too-cager egg cking Farms - L LLO000 000000000 S0 0T GOTOIDODLOCRIAOUODOOTULOO0E | part with another cgg ready for the Timber, Turpentine, Cut-over A sereatn. Feminine |lady’s, either The - 1t Low Prices. Florida Homes and Groves on ngh pe 4 ; " Leiad T . I S8im Wellington, you nasty, good . Situated on Beautifu! Lakes, Paying Btraw- @i .. ihing wrotch'™ The vietim wa |ble. “T called to tell you vou {but T won't.” F . |throw. “Have another?” OR SA L Lands, Choice Colinization 'sllfl«‘d the scream Weguarantee all property just | sputtering egzshells with ev sylia And the e n | lish iy work in New York And ‘... lit w tied e et Bisocon That Canada is a nation in the mak- | & \1, o and in the very beelnning of that 6 PHO“: 2“ LOOKING Af 1ER THE PENNIES |& - —-A’ Exac.ing 'ni§ 15 Wal"SJOHNSON'S £ 3 il W Cornel . n M N 3 sotabiy exacting - ol Writes Ri Toad 2L PHA PRONY 25 TiE ONE PRICT S7¢ ferr naa HAY ol ' I et ¢ n odd dollars and twelve and | a ha i he meet- ing. . secretary handed hmen- | ber i ! he aceepted | the 1 ! O dollars and pass ‘ ed f dve and a half cents 1nz making changze came to Mr ! <! UNION AUTO GARAGE C e fiif’l.a'kcl'and Foundry and Machine Lo. + Navderbilt A rab 1 We itre now prograr hall Thy ' diy Corne dollirs to o ings o ail desenpt stantic Loopie cleoe taboon the pen (5 machire work " Lakeland Foundry and Machine Co. L AOEC - AeTe STGIED A“i Peanut Butter K W he candics don’t toigct then Jnt motitning n e 5¢ Sack. ' H. O. DENNY Canada’s Federal System & rived neoking, vou may see everywhere. In % not one place of Can | MAPS, BLUE PRINTS netice Gperial o!enties glvon 1o compiiing 1y dispiay and o ing mage Ceunty ond Gt Chemically prepared nos-foding Siee priat o B v laree quantities decd, there is adian Nife and aciivity that dovs not tll the story of nation boflding. Hat powhere docs this to torce itself upon | vou as when vou study the forming of the Cana povernment and esp clally fte development of 4 national, constitutional, and judicial system.-- American Review of Reviews, l\!up- of any description compls d on chort maps kept on hand Record of Longevity. l sunable rates Speciai rates for prin s A remarkable record of longevity is to he found in come of the rueal par- fshes of Franee In the village of St Thomas de v 1700l there have been | rw “ only 14 parich pricsts iz 300 years, the | fourteen: i Lot <11 in possession . The parish of © Gevnodn oo Val, in | Room 213-215 Drane Buiiding LAKELAND. FlA S P nd Artificial Stone 100 ven iy oen An Near Electrie Lizht Plast Vrompt attention given Ball orderns ponne Yol 1 150 years. Must First Pass Ordeal. In Central Africa there is a tribe that only hectows the privileges of citizenship avd marriage upon a man when he has elimmbed down a precip MAKES RED CEMENT PPRENSED BRICh CALL AND SEE THEN. CAN SAVE YOU NONBY Crushed Rock. Sand and Cement for Sale RUILDING BLOCKS OF ALl DESCRIPTION® 18 iveh Prain Tile for Side jat- P i ) {tous cliff. " |CHANCE OF A| leaning, both Pitt- Lo preosing and en's and Jadic poods, Mr an is one of the very hest 'ullvr~! nd fitters in the State. TRY HIM oom 2, Rasweordo building Tele wone 3 Upholstering --and-- Mattress Making FURNITURY olstered OLD MATTRIECSES made over CUSHIONS of kind oder, CARPETS and 1 id; also mattinz, In regards to Mr. W. P. Pillins, « new me for abont LIFE TIME business and In order 1~ o k ol Dry Goods, Notloas, ete ABSOLUTE COST { if you wart o make $1do the work of §5, come 0 my 8t o } and lay in a supply of Spring and Summer Goode Rreryth! « | will be slashed to rock bottom prices, lncluding LAWNS, LINENS, GINGHAMS, PERCALES, CHAMBRAY: AILKS, SATINS, SHOES, HOSE. | am goine to retire from a° this | am offering my entire st made 1o aned u Come land 'See My Line. My Prices Wiil Astonish You RICCING \m g _d