Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 6, 1912, Page 8

. ND, FLA. NOV. 8, 1913, Paui 3 -— e o EDIA'S BURGLAR WAS | “Jack Dapwers” she s NOT A REAL ROBBER | “have you lost your mind e % elaneed with frightencd eyes at her were dripping, m s Put switch light and look at what I found in my room'” He followed her into the room and RpT s peart was beating with almost breath- less rapidity H awaked from sound sleep. It was the 3 | third time during the night that she 1 ] aat up to listen, and as she sank back i at this hour of three in the morning 3 she told herself it was only the etrangeness of an unfamiliar room that kept her o keenly alive to xy sounds. She closed her eyes but opened 3 ehem again. Surely some one Wwas to Edna the action was reluctant. She i began gradually to regain eonulofirl ness and opened her eyes. They lit first upen the stalwart big man whom she bad taken for a burglar, and from him to the girl in the blue kl-] mono. ¢ The latter rushed to Edna's ||del and gathered her into her arms. “Edna darling,” she asked tenierly, st outside her window! The sound came from below as if the intruder were attempting to climb up the great vine that covered the side of the house. idna became strangely calm. She wed from her bed, and i ness slipped on Lor K atin slippers that s “what in the world have they been doing to you? And why is my broth- er Jack all soaked 2nd tearing madly through the pitch dark house with you?" | “I took - your brother for & burglar and emptied the co ts ter jug on she said pret havi been fiom CATEE (N‘ the girl on the couch. It seemed | | 10 % Off On Clothing vssly lying an W b “It is all ld | he a2 eine. en she drew on her duin- da .“]r-“:hu.':\\.,:l irew on her dai quickly. “I . 10 come ;1"; Rt S oy (suand tha 00k o the conntry °f ; ']’l": ;", window and p IF Lhe MARS ;,,.d.) },\l\jt‘gr-r wow 1 just wanted toé hat J eans 100 er e 0 e ao of vines that clustered about the win- dow frame. Her heart fluttered. A man was making his w 9y painiul stages to her winde She paused a momint ° whether to wait until he reached the top and fell him with a chair or to ighty down on his hrow someth wnsnspeeting head Fdna chose the latter method. She turned in the dark and by light of a pale moonbeam caught sight of the great water jug on the stand. That would certainly kill him,” she told herself with a shudder; “I can not possiibly do that.” She would empty the contents of the jug on that ascending head. The man was several yards from the ground; for a second Edna hesi- tsted. Perhaps even then the fall might prove fatal. “But I ean not be murdered in my bed " She shuddered again and with 1 burst of courage leaned far out of the window and spilled the water with sure aim on the burglar's head. She heard a muttered remark, a tearvy thud and the pitcher dropped front her nerveless fingers, Iler cour- nietely gone, ¥dna did Ler ne act of her escapade; first Tem =d out In the darkened hall and made his way down the stairs with his pre- clous bundle. Groping his way toward a door he hammered with his feet lest he drop the unconscious girl from his arms. The door in the hall opened and a very frightened girl in blue kimono pegped out, slowly and « dering *° wn room and hear n take a faney everyone is t in by climbing up the vine, 1 “I never even dreamed of your coming out for the week-cnd when I put Edna into your room,” Mary Dan- | vers was saying. | “It does not seem so terrible, sis” laughed Jack. “Does it to you?” He | turned to Edna Fdna glanced quickly up at him, | and the color rushed swiftly up to meet her downcast cyes. ' He gave a little helpless shrug of his shoulders that brought an ache to Edna's throat. He threw a glance | at his sister and turned to leave the room. Edna jumped up suddenly and flung herself into his arms. “Of course it did not seem terrible, dear,” she eried swiftly, “But cverything else | has scemed terrible since I broke my “ engagement to you, and if you still | love me—-" | There no need for words. 1 on men which bachelors arc taugnt to make beds, cook, sew, and iook after thelr home needs generally. Sweets to the Sweet. A truthful maiden with a sweet tooth says two's a crowd when you have a good novel and a hox of chooo- [FOR SALE (o ) FOR SALE—36-hovee power boller ind 25-horse power air lift, which rumps 350 gallons of water per min- ite. Apply to W. K. McRae. 6-19-tt FOR SALE—Improved and unim- selling, | will give a sian, N order to introduce to the Boys and Mothers of Lakeland and surround- ing country. the splendid lines o boys' and children’s clothing that lam cent on every suit and odd pair of trous- ers in my store. from now until Novem- ber 15th. | am making this offer to try and interest the parents of boys and } the boy who buys his own clothing in | the splendid clothing. odd pants. shoes, I hats and furnishings that | have pur- chased for this season. ! No need to sen i to Tampa, Jacksen- i ville or anywherc :1se for what the boy | reduction of 10 per - ot e ———_, e ~ % YT TEIEMA T D RS SRR S R i O TN R R AT ST K AT T O R R S R 5 A ehe dropped in a hicap just within the et i needs; you can save time, worry, irou. ‘ " drink and L ¢ P man, suddenly foiled in his as- bl bic. mis-fits and your pocket book by cent, picked himself up with many .00 | lonnets tnat H t ) i chort and terss words falling from his floy < culd. b Tt | bringing or sending your boy here to be lips ”'i shook hims(;!lf like a shaggy (i o mot e zoological, fitted up. We will take as much pains terrier, but he was drenched to the joih 1 aon aprung from | . 1 skin | ni awen sprung far. | and pleasure with the boys and children Looking up to sce the cause of his tler thi the H i H 1tti downfall the man gasped. Lying | i as we dO W|th grown Ilps. mn f“'tlng across the window sill like a pale | { i wedge of moonbeam was the arm of a Keep It to Yourself. | and SatISfylnfl them' ol Worry yourself, it you cannot be A big assortment of serges. cassi- With almost superhuman strength | happy otherwise, but why endeavor to . 4 e sprang toward the vine and elimb- | cause other people fo worry when ATHLETIC rCL;fl: Cboc'(l;HES mers,; worsteads, chev“)ts dnd tweeds '-d”'u the w.mow ledge. there is nothing to o v wnout? ‘\:\A‘""\D,”/V \‘/so;:(\ K t l t f m Colors. brown blue e drew himself within the room ——eee L s e L Y80 SBIOCT T O, : 0 ' and picked up the girl tenderly. 7 i . . H H 5 Being without resources of his own | | ri?f:: ity gray, tan and their kindred shades, made in sailor blouse, Rus snd knowing not what to do, b rush- | Ly 0L LT D i ek Norfolk. single and double breast. Prices range from $3.50 to $12.50 with a 10 per cent reducton off. Some of these suits have two pairs of pants. Every suit guaranteed to give satisfaction or I will make good. See window. | MISCELLANEOUS [R— $45 WILL BUY a new Smith Pre- mier typewriter. In perfect condi- tion, worth $75. Apply News of- FOR RENT—Furnishea room.'flce- room 12, upstairs. th 610 East Lime street, near Lake Biggest line girl' ana ooys' and Morton. 8-24-t¢ | children’s books ever shown in Lake- FOR RENT--One nice furnished land just receivel. Lakeland Book room. Mrs. L. A. Rennolds, cornensw“‘ T-24-tt South Massachusetts and Cedar st | TWo full sets Alger books for boys | P Best statlonery at lowest prices in i Y To Use Graphite Suppiy: in town. Lakeland Book Store.| , company has been formed to ex- Bring us your pictures to frame.|ploit the graphite deposits of Bavaria, Lakeland Book Store. 7-24-tf | which, with those of Ceylon, are sald For FIRE, ACCIDENT, PLATE to be the only ones in the world yield- GLASS, and STEAM BOILER IN- ing graphite suitable for refractory SURANCE, see D. H. SLOAN, Pea.|STooibles: Full line both Waterman Ideal --gnd-- and Parker Lucky Curve Fountain Mattress Making Pens at all times. Lakeland Book Store. 7-24-tf Come in ana select some of our crisp new books for boys, girls and children before the lot is picked over. FOR SALE Five-acre farm on|lI'roved city and suburban property. 9-10.t¢ | snst recelved at the Book Store. A big shipment just received. Lake-| FURNITURE upholstered. ake Parker; three-room box house | FOF Quick sale list your property TWO FURNISHED ROOMS l“ 7-24-t¢ | 1and Book Store. 7-24-tt; OLD MATTRESSES made over. with firepiace, Splondld steawboesy ¥|m us. _l:ll. and Ga. Land of:‘ou i houseA St Ycr: PAINTING AND PAPER HANG.| WANTED—Two copies of the CUSHIONS of all kinds made tc und gAtdon Ianll. DHIs $550. Alow| C.coaons (2. Munn BICe. 10:80tH | Cepiy s-2.1¢, | ING—Done promptly and artisticul- | Lakeland News for July 26. News ot- order. n acres catover land on North | pop oUICK SALE { "{ly. Ben Carstens, Phone 71, Jack- | fice. CARPETS and RUGS cleaned a3: Florida avenue, near Lake Parker | Afim BARGAIN. FOR RENT--Large store room,|gon & Wilson. 10-9-1mo. 10 THE PUBLIC laid; also matting, etc. Price 250 E. 0. FL.OOD. | Lot 145x145, nw. corner of block 10.2:.4(‘_.: of Baker addition, 2 nice new ORANGE TREES FOR SALE. In Futeh and Rogers addition, { well-finished cottages, rents for $25 per fonth; all kinds of fruit, and fine with large airy living rooms over- head. Fine business location. Phone 319, or (after 5 p. m.) 43 Black. 10-30-2w SEVERAL nice front rooms and bonrd at 211 Tennessee avenue. Mrs. Henry Bacon. 9-26-tt Wo0oD In regards to workmanship, see Mr. W. P. Pillins, of Lakeland, wto kpew me for about 16 years at Or- lando, Fla. Drop me a postal card or call at shop No. 411 8 Ohio ave- 1 am handling daily the Apalachi- cola select oyster. I do not keep them in tin, but in crocks, highly iced in a porcelain refrigerator. B \ A " FOR RENT-— Furnished ; cieaned daily. Phone 2 X it fennessee and Pennsylvania ave. rarden. Will sell for $3,000 on easy T00m; | Ay kinds delivered 3 aily. one 233 and they ! aues, and in the alloys Those fie|'°TMS 1f s0ld quick. J. B, SMITH, |modern conveniences. 404 East Lime | {axeland Fuel Seupplt P:;::p;lsyé will be delivered promptly with any 0% Fhene 872 Green. 3 trees can be selected now, tagged| [ YOU Miss these two offers you street. Telephone 222. 11-1-1m. | peq. 10-25-1mo, | Other groceries you may need. and removed when the present crop 18 taken off removing tree. For further partict fars, sce L. M. Futeh, Munn build- will regret it. 11-5tf. Price $2.50; purchaser' FOR RENT OR SALE. | One mile from Lakeland depot on WANTED—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Apply at Phoenix Barber Shop. 11-5-2p. FOR RENT—Furnished room for FOUND—A brown shepherd dog; wears license tag. Owner may se- cure same by applying to this office. 11-6-2p. J. P. ROQUEMORE. CLEARING AND FENCING—Any one desiring work of this kind done, please communicaty with Anthony Arthur ‘A. Douglas W. Fiske Johnson e 10-10-1¢, |a clay road; 2 four-room houses, 12- | €ingle or couple. 506 E. Pine st. 8| 1 o0 At to be the bet dressed | Stanklowle), Pauway, Fla. 11-5-6p. ) 3 Miller. 5 | wan in town, be sure to buy a Royal | ---~= R A s o ! AT A BARGAIN F > , |acre truck farm, 3 acres of bearing 11-4-2p. . i New T-room h.,-‘.n,o.,l,‘, ?H}Efi,fi{‘f grove. Will rent the entire place] FOR RENT—Handsomely fur- tatiored suit. lf_ it don't fit and is fa th Z{% w} Y?rU $1 i micely finished. overlooking Take | [©F $300 per vear, or will sell for nished room. New, with screens| DOt Perfect, don't take it. US. Highest orlc .ul . o Morton, thy prettiest location inflth.‘ §3,000 and make easy terms. The|and private bath. 1011 S. Florida h e @ SHARE Goid Silver, ol?l \\%B e iy, Will sell at u bargal grove properly cared for will pay the|Ave. Phone 43 Red. 10-22-t¢.| WANTED—Fruits and produce ) ' g el (O ] N ta bargain if sold | - Jewelry and Precious Ston ] egot lt gl it onee | 1. SMITH rent on the entire place. Call or ad- C———— on commission. We are large han- Money Sent By R oa. l D ¢ N n_.;" dress C. A. Cook, 603 Gilmore Ave,| Home Politics. dlers. Ingram Seed and Commission Phil Y " ¥y e“"‘ll. Mail. R akLa " | Lakeland, Flo. 11-5-6t | “What is this initiative and refer | Co., Valdosta, Ga. 1ie65%5 a. Smelting & Refining Co. | { SALE 1ssonger touring, ndum? “It's this way. If I want HOUND_RoN ot A ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS 3 & .ln[e S or will ex-) HOUSES—For remt or sale onf o 59 anywhere, or do anything, I, ~0w:or0wi1? mlTnE." a[;]dl-‘m- 863 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa " - » ! ge for part payment on Lake-|casy payments. Lakeland Realty| o initiative by mentioni~g it tomy | . | sl gt TO DENTIS ; 0 . k) ! real estaw Address Box 536'and Investment Co. 206 ;(on\tmki- %:Iflr. Then ;ht: decides whether | [',hums‘smre. 216 South Florida ave-| We will buy your gosld Piisss : range Property a Specialty. ? “ukeland. 2104t Ave : s ) or not. That's the refer~-duw.” | Bte, identifs property and : > ¢ : 8-10-tt Ave. Phone 110 11-6tf. =Courier-Journal, i e this ad pay for| Gold Scrap, and Platinum. High- | est prices paid. ROOM 7, KENTUCKY BUILDING.