Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 20, 1912, Page 7

THe EVENING TELEIRAY e —— mJW“WWWm Timber, Turpentine, Cut-over F OR SA' E Lands, Choice Colinization s at Low Prices, Flerida Homes and Groves on High Land, Situated on Beautiful Lakes, Paying Straw- Weguarantee all property just ling .v and Trucking Farms. <re masented by us For reliable information see & Alfield Every day a busy day at this store. Come see for yourself. FOIOUOIOIGTOBOIOO LakePharmacy : : The Nearest Drug Store in Towu :: HHQBOPOPC QBOED I OB IO ‘ASouther] y wind and a cloudy sky Proclaim it a Hunting morning. If you are planning a hunting trip this year, you cannot af- ford to leave this store out of your consideration. \ We have everythirg you may need at prices considerably lower than you will find in any other store. We carry only the best guns and the finest rifles of every description. We handle the best quality of loaded shells, semi-smoke- Everything, in less powder and revolver cartridges. fict. to make your hunting successful We have outfitted many buntsmen complete. Their sat- isficd reeommendations are the best proof that our hnnt- ins outfits are the best that can be bought. TheJackson Wllmm Co. IN THE LEAD When it comes to fresh, pure, full strength drugs, toilet articles, sun- dries, and all drug store merchan- dise, just go to your phone and call 62, and you will be connected with our special order department, and your particular desire will be taken care of with satisfactory, good and prompt service. HENLEY’S LAk 'STEVE'S LUCKY TUMBLE | By OSCAR DAWSON. 1 once called on my old friend, Steve | Collard, and while there the conver- sation turned on courtship; and at my request the old gentleman told me an incident in his own love affairs, which | i 1 give in his own words: “Wall, seeing it's you, I don't mind ftolling you about a scrape that hap- i pened to me when I was courting Nancy here. That are is something that I never tell anybody. But ye shall have ijt!" “No, don't Steve!" broke in the old | woman. "I should think you would be ashamed of yourself telling your ' love scrapes to everybody.” “If you can't abear to hear it,” said Steve, “you may go out of doors! So here goes. ! *When I was nigh about twenty-one I came up here alcne and built me a , cabin. “l hadn't a naber nearer than five miles, so ye see I didn't quarrel much; but as it grew to be near winter I got kinder lonesome, and begun to think ! ought to have a woman to keep me company; so one morning | started down to Lenway to take a look at the girls, to see it 1 could find one to suit me.” “When 1 got down to the village 1 asked a young chap if he knew of a wirl that wanted to get married, and he told me that he guessed that Nancy Knox did, and if I wanted a wife I had better try and hitch on with her; and he said that if 1 was agreeable he i would go to old Knox's and make me acquainted with Naney, and he was as good as his word; and ‘twasn't an hour before Nancy and 1 were on the best of terms. | “Afore night 1 had hired out with old ; Knox for two pounds a month with ! board and lodgin’, and 1 was to work all winter, “Wall, for about two months 1 felt as neat as a mouse in a new cheese. 1 courted Naney every Sunday night. and 1 was deterined before another . month to pop the question, and 1hadn't a bit of doubt but wl Nancy would be overioyed at becoming my bosom com on. , about thiz time there came @ fellow from London to keep school, and he hadn't beci there more'n a week alfore 1 fouau tnat he had a nat ural hanker arter Naney. Wall, one Sunday night, Bill Smith, for that was the eritter's name, came in jest at dusk, and when the clock striack nine he dida't seem ready to go. Old Mrs. Knox and the young | ‘uns all went off to bed, and there were none left but old Knox, Bill, Naney, and I, and there we sat, round the fire, without saying a word. “Always afore old Knox had gone off to bed and left the coast clear for ! Nancy and 1, and I kept ‘specting ev ery minnit that he would tell Bill to clear out, but he did no such a thing; | but jest as the clock struck tem he l ris up. | *‘Steve,” says he, ‘let's go to bed, for we must be up bright and airly. “Wa'nt that a hint, eh? 1 looked at Nancy, but she turned away her | hed, and at this T up and marched out Into the entry, and up the ladder to bed. I was boiling over mad with creation—Bill, Nancy, and old Knox in particular. 1 got into bed and kivered myself up, but I felt so bad that I , couldn’t go to sleep. | schoolmaster was kissing Nancy down in the kitchen, and I couldn’t shet my eyes for the life of me. “Wall, all at once it occurred to me | that there was some big cracks in the | floor over the kitchen, and I could watch and sce all that was going on below; s0 out of bed I got, and crawled along close to the chimney on all fours, and finding a big crack I looke: _down through. Bill and Nancy wer: | sitting about two feet apart, though every now and then Bill would hitch . his chair a little nearer to her. How | could have choked him then! “Wall, I watched them for about « quarter of an hour, and by that time | was near about froze, as it was an a ful cold night. But I wouldn't go ! bed, for 1 was bound to know Nancy was true to me. By-and! 311 hitched up his chair a little clo and I could see that he had made his mind and was just going to k her. “How it riled me! But I was bou: to see it through, so I moved a litt to get a better view, and that min the plank 1 was on tipped up down I went right atween Bill an. Nancy. “Bill thought for once that Old N had come, and he bolted out o doo: | and I started out of the kitchen u quick as you could say ‘scoot.’ and I was going up the ladder 1 heard ol Mrs. Knox holler, ‘Nancesscoot the ¢ down, or she will break every dish ¢ the dresser.’ “The next morning, when we we! to milking, I popped the question Nancy, and she said she would ha: me, for she didn't care for Bill Smi’ and we have been married forty year cum June.” Electric Light Canes. Some canes are fitted with electr { lights. In the case of canes mad with the ordinary bend or crook for 4 handle the light apparatus is set the body of the stick just below th« handle, with the lens in the sids Most of these canes are made straigh! with the light equipment in the upper end and the lens set in the cane’s top this form of electric cane being more convenient to use. There is a button at the side which is pressed to make the light show. The only battery by which the light is produced can be renewed in these canes, just as it can be ia pocket or other electric flashlights. Like as not, the | 3 OFLAL NOV. ¥ v 3 e ———————— 'SATTPLE OF FALL HATS| MY LINE ixcLiors %, Fiske Johnson Ve 'Newspapers R[AI rSIAI[ BLACK AND WHITE STILL FAV- i . - ORED IN MILLINERY. M agazines . ; Loars Negotiated Combination Makes for Economy With S[afionery RO GRS SR the Woman Who Can Plan for | 2 4 Sells Real Estate the Future—Millinery That Ak | uys an ways Looksewyell. | POS' Cards Orange Property a Specialty. — | Two fine examples of hats for fall | are shown here, both in combinations | ot bluck and white. Although de- “red to sell for early wear, either of them is a good all-winter hat and | Come and see me before pur- fter vshering in the season for lls' . Cigars .., 1 kextUCKY BUILDING Wt dAMMER OUT owner will serve to do duty as second 3 chasing elsewhere. SA“SEACHOI 'Datronalle appreciated | #tth every st of Bore shoes we put ated. Your, .a For we make the shoes it the | toet, not the feet fit the shoes as le il | often done. To know how much dif- torence this makes send your horses nere to be shod next time. You'il be Miss Ruby Dtnlcl ‘ mazed at the improvewent in bie Nc“vs Stand fealt and temper Fdisotta Theatsr | Inc HX'em LON'T GET TRAPPED INTO POOR PLUMBING mercly beeause it seems cheaper, It | Lovny of Shiog when the time of velvet and | L fur and tnfly feathers, ar- s with the snows | frst hat piade of moiresilk! 1oLk laid over a buekram shape. e only seeming. 1t may be the dear- 1 . ot investment vou ever made, I me model s very handsome | vour family s and your ow: health in mole eclor and white, 1t : ult hat to +and taxes are anvthing to you get the best art of the professional nn!hnn-r,f B 5 ‘o are ready te vorything depends on perfeetion | tlumbing you ean. We are ready Sianship in a hat of this char- | estimte on doing that kind for you shove is outlined with jupings covelvet snd trimmed with soft l kcl"" ! " rd l']r(‘ & P'llm I“g cwings in binek and white. They B ( : a ‘*( v oeletively 1 wed. The _________.__._.——-——————— { the leit side spr s from un M o OO DO 3 ~ LR ALER? 1o) Band and lies over (he crown, | $QEOG 101 OTOIONG D0 P BRI T < ¥ e LRl N at the right lics against the & Vi rof felt or corduroy s over a rice net foundation, The & {ig edued with a border of =l @ vish iron and brassc Nt i thin eroNn e i or. & WNiGIAED NOW BrEnaT d to Turnis velut o ings of all descriptions. We also do all Kinds applique of white silk passemen- o v A o mitkes a pretiy tinish about the ;_‘ machine work. . 3 o * L akeland foundry and Machine Co. § Lakeland, Florida Lrin Two short, broad wings in white v mounted with little bows of white ribbon, one against the crown and one ainst the brim at the left side, These hats look well with any cos me: for their simplicity of composi- tion is a difficult simplicity and a '" Phone 236 DIOFOPOIOHOIOIOOGLOIOLOIQUOBOBOH | And be sure ycu get it | AT ONCE |2 Everything in Drugs, % Try a box of Johnston's ‘ Candy—the BEST EVER. % Always Ready to Serve You ! CENTRAL PHARMACY i OO0 30000000"‘0000000000000000000 omoowimmwcmsm PO HOTOLOECHAHOIOITITIN0O0 SO0 Lakeland Artificial Stone Works Near Electric Light Plant MAKES RED CEMENT PRESSED BRICK CALL AND SEE THEM. CAN SAVE YOU MONEY Reindeer Purses. o Made of reindeer skin are many of & Crusl)cd Rock. Sand and Cement for Sale shown In one of the @ BUILDING BLOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS characteristic of clegance. The black and white combination also is always fine, 80 that such hats may be used on many occasions and with a va | riety of gowns | K< | —— — & the new purses prather poods sl e purs b % 12 and 18 inch Drain Tile for Sidewalk, Gate Posts, Flower - hand strap and o Mounds, Ete moire. Iugide there is a tiny change & 3 ; i "‘.m purge, a powder ease n»ml a handker 9 Good Stock on Hand WE Deliver Free of chi okt Tho pareuerty st | H. B. ZINMERMAN. Proprietor. New York Herald, is the variety of ex SAOBOFOIOFOITPOO IO HGIONOLOIIETHIROIOS FHIHOOTIDDE muisite shades in which they are to he had. There = I8 scarcely one of the subtle new 0-‘:0~b0~!0‘l‘0'30'5030E-Q‘Z*O-i0@0*’:0'TO*SO‘EAO*E‘O*EOQO*OQOWW o Special Not.ice! § ALWAYS SOMETHING FRESH g They eome in Man- | % hattan red, mauve, deep violet, erush- | od strawberry, Hudson green, Bleriot biue and a host of other lovely shades ‘ The purse is fastened with an orna- ment in ename] to match the color of the leather Upholsterin) --and-- Mattress Making': Fecker's Buckwheat Flour, 1b... 5¢ Hecker's whole Wheat Flour, 1b 5¢ Hecker's Rye Wheat Flour, 1b... 5¢ Eecker’s Flap Jack Flour, pkg...15¢c Hecker’s Farina Flour, pkg.-...15¢ Hecker’'s Oat Meal Flour, pkg...10c Hecker’s Puffed Rice, pgk------ 15¢ Heceker's Puffed Wheat, pkg....10c Pure Food St.ore W. P. PILLANS & CO. 12 | | | | | (& [ FURNITURE uphclstercd I OLD MATTRESSES made over ‘ CUSHIONS of all kinds made t 1 order. CARPETS and RUGS cleaned ane ' laid; also matting, etc. l In regards to workmanship, see Mr. W. P. Plllins, of Lakeland, wro knew me for about 16 years at Or- lsndo, Fla. Drcp me a postal card o* call at shop No. 411 S Ohilo ave aue. Phone 278 Green. '‘Arthur A. Douglas — T TR p——— Raias e | ! - e N e e S R A ¢ & ——— e x