Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 22, 1912, Page 7

THK EVENING TELEGKRAM, IN SEARCH OF REPOSE By SARAH E. HIPP, Happle appreciated the hospitality of Mrs. Matts. She was nothing if 1not generous in dealing with guests, i and already her house was full. “Jimmy,” she said to young Happle at the close of a festal evening as he and his cousin were preparing to | 80 out in the midnight rain, “it's a shame for you boys to walk a mile in the wet and wake up your family to get in. [ heard you say you had for- gotten your key. If you and Arthur can manage in a three-quarter bed you can stay here. All the other guest rooms are filled.” Consequently The When it comes to fresh, pure, full- strength drugs, toilet articles, sun- dries, and all drug storc merchan- dise, just go to your phone and call 62, and you will be connected with our special order department, your particular desire will be taken care of with satisfactory, and good and prompt service. HENLEY'S they stayed. wlng it. Young Happle stayed awake.! nln the first place, Arthur's construc-! i tion was of the sort that demands | considerable space fore, aft and broad- side, and he was not at all reluctant ! about taking it. He occupled the| White Drug Store spilled over the edges, Happle ‘oxtrome edge of the matiress after the fashion of a trapeze performe: ' about to do a leap for life. Prodding: ' Perfect preservation. A ! e — -~~~ | had no effect upon Arthur. Neithe! OO S LOBOFOTOBOIOLOTONOC GG asg | did verbal remonstranc His slum- Uncle Pennywise Says: il 3 | ber was as deep as the 6 ; s 9 99 Q' | Young Happle at last arose, He had lemonade and she immediately wants Every 0 y S Oln t & | determined to go home and let Arthur to arrange a ruomlan : :": | have the undisputed possession of the 0 “D . 9 p,9 & | three-quarters bed. Young Happle felt 01“ at. 3 | that he might just as well be walking & 'the streets as suffering there. And 2=2 at the end of the walk was the goal of his own bed. He could get in at a window or something. (5aing To The - LakePharmacy The Nearest Drug “tore in Towu B OTODOIRGHC JOTOMY ¢ 1 0t 0I0I0M0M HIGONOHMIE B R FAHTO SO down the big corridors of the Matts mansion and descended the Q stairs < | Noting approvingly that the hinges fff | were perfectly oiled. he shot the bolts " and, opening the big front door, step ped out. As he stood there for a mo y ment blinking in the darkness there ! came a glare in his face and a large and muscular hand grasped him. “Come out of it!" sald a voice. “Who the dickens are you?" YOUDg | Happle demanded, with indignation. “Haw, haw!" said the voice, de- risively. “It is a joke, then? Who am I? Ask the gergeant who T am when | you get to the station, my lad'" “See here,” said young Happle, “I'm | no burglar!” “Then who"-~the tensely polite shoes in yver hands, a-sneaking out of voice was in- bit?" Young Happle opened his mouth and closed it again. It suddenly seemed preposierons to tell the truth, Supposging he should confide s the policeman that his cousin was large, and, not having room in hed for slum- ber, he had decided to arise and go home in the rain? He could in fancy hear the jeers of this disagreeable of- ficer, Still— “Y* ree hroke in the voice {yeh ean’t frame up an excnse at all! |1'.~ Incky Mro Matts tipped me off to Make‘herlfitchemWork It won’t cost you much, andf “y’ see, about veh, now I'd like to kno “Got out!™ voung Happle said, [l,\;']k h ‘h 'hgfi ier Our ticreely, as the hand slid into his 1§ VV II l 1A p y pocliet. Then he told his story, “Ring t O u" . the hell and vousc the houge if rou don't helieve me” e said, inclosing recital. wife will be. e e e with a fool gtory like the one youve been telling' mc!™ said the police ‘Ilh'lll Come here and let us talk!thls MAatter OVer. el it sov wor' do that," i voung Happle, wearily, “come on with and let them Let us show you the little inexpensive knchen';;;',‘n:;;) i gl “I don’t believe you,” declared the implements that will make an casier day'’s worku,m,,., rmly. Bt it’s on my beat 'an’ I'll humor you.' H - | . e ra hey plodded th for your wife==food choppdrs, handsome, dur='_ Throueh e rain they plodd .,:,;f'nmm e i s "y‘(.r]‘ ple’s home and up to the front 12 house at two in the morning, mak | , ing no more noise than a bunny rab- ! on! Tlave yeh any of the family jools LAKELAN! | France, is the latest musical prodigy ! room was as charming as every other |dren of the other three all day, while | room in the big house and Arthur fell |the other mothers go shopping or vis- | into slumber after vociferously admir- ‘ltlnx. or rest.” ‘m Chester, Eng., for the extension of three-quarter bed comfortably and | foldiers of the could | Which once occupled Chester, were not help admiring himself for the | found. interred. with their heads to- { clever way in which he poised on the ' Ward the north. Quietly Happle garbed himself and. | taking his shoes in his hand, tiptoed ' r | | i i | | | | —"may you be, with yer | atl. kitchen ware of all kinds, keen edged o jorcman warched hi | -1 haven your - v, toasters, percolstors, cte. oo By ook e The policer LA a ! tion of a man whose suspicio e e r——— . at T 2 been justified. 1 Knew he chuckied Were you pinin’ a walk that you took me clear up here None {in the rain, T'd like to kno ¢ that, now!" Young Happle had | reached desperately for the door hell. Get a erowd of people here ot then | bre away hen the excitement 18 i ing on! I know your kind' You come along!” Pack they splashed through the -— rain, the policeman trinmphant, young Happle too angry to speak. He was e loathed &_, He and 1 bes soaked to the gkin an . the world. The dawn was breaking when he at last got into comminicas jon with the Matts house. Arthur . arrived at the station at eight comfortabls ragged a i great enjor ment. it," he told :oung quarter bel was looked disgusting! - - - bhe surveyed his | draggled cousin wit “Now you Happle, “th: A IR DS ACC T L <UL OOLLOLODOB00N0 -4 i~ 0 E Timber. Turpentine. Cutover 8 PPNE %\ ou left”—Ct g0 Lands, Choice Colinization Daily News i : $ Still Being Staged. /ling Land, Situated on Beautiful Lakes, Paying Straw- “ahet @0 you G OF the wart® “What war?” Weguarantee all property just “The war in Tripoli.” -ary and Trucking Farms. For reliable information see 2nrasented by us e O any of the films.” § - [ Explanations "l r Autoist—I haven't pzid a cent for *epairs on my machins all the ten Friend—So the man vwho did the re- 3 9 9 g ts at Low Prices, Fiorida Homes and Groves on High g 2 o % 2aire told me. !monlhs I've had it. | Ooposite New Depot, LAKELAND, FLORIDA. R CHOMTHOHO CHO DD CHEP MMM MO DV ERERICE « ) Musical Prodigy. \ seven-year-old boy of Rennes, to burst upon the world. He is an admirable, even a brilliant, planist, but has genius for composition, and so- natas, symphonies, plano pieces of all kinds flow from his pen. It is sald to be pretty good stuff, too. A num- ber of the great composers have be- gun to invent melodies before the age of sevent. . Mothers' Day in Neighborhood. \ woman in Maryland contributes the following to the Woman's Home Companjon Department of Practical Household News: “Four mothers in a little town have one day in a week that they call ‘Mothers' day.’ One of them keeps her own and the chil- Relics of Roman Legion. In the course of recent excavations OOk | a local hospital, the skeletons of 18 20th Roman Leglon, Roman pottery, bot- tles, files and sandals were also found, manyv of these relics being in a state Give a woman a gallon of leftover -lhe Professmns- "DR. SAMUEL F. SMITH. SPECIALIST Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat g an. 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