Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 8, 1913, Page 7

PAGE SEVEN THE EVENING TELEGR.:M, LAK ELAND, FEB. § - —— — p—— 0 (s T .rw\nt v;-o\Q'F s } 2 C. Ao Ul 1A% v 2 OROBOI0 0T OO i : | Q nATY AN -v- s Col 3 bhoo 3 | & s £ A DARYK, FOGGY NIGHT L A L' Y l W.me You at 2 Lu L - 9 2 TR & o L & g f g : & Py J. N. PHILLIPS. A"_' Onorall .‘ f.. 1ed to flt!?. 3 : “Won't vou tell us a sailor’s varn?” S "——: . n 2 : asked the new bo of the bos'n. oL '"“‘*"“- ?‘ (:-—,,:,.f,‘e;;:‘ "1.. § l 3 The bop n took a4 big drink of water rouble, i€ g S. a ’ to 3 ' and l;exan: “When 1 was a pirtt—" Ke . in a letter from thls Dh“‘ o pleasz‘nt room ) pp ) g “A pirate!” gasped the new board- *and at times, 1 cotld not kr;?"fig 3 \2 1 er. on my feet. The doctor sal wo 3 | “Yes I used to be a pirut. Tt isn't Bever be any better, and that 1 -mfl: MRS. HE NRY B ACON 8 15. 20 and 25 Watt were 50c now 40 | generally known. but 1 was. I sailed bave to have an operation, or 1 woul b 6 v 55 45 the Bory Sue 40 & flrut. Jares sancar; o 2 211 South Tennessee Ave.—Miss Brow ning's E 40 Watt were 93¢ now........ < “How did you come to give it up?” I went to the Lospital, and they opet & i’ . 1 { “That's just what I was gettinR gted on me, but I got no better, They GOOPOLOEOFOHOBOVOE0 1O OPOBOPOFOPOEC GEOE0ITI0STI0EOE ¥ 60 Watt were 75¢, now......... 60c ready to tell yau-how | come o £I% gaid medicines would do me 1o §ood | : 100 Watt were $1.10, now 80¢ | up pirutin’. We had been livin’ high gpq 1 {hought I would have to dle. o o e 10, now. ... ! for seven months on the gold which 44 1.0 ['tr1eq Cardut, and began t9 ' we'd taken out of a church at Juana- tmprove, 9o I continued using it. Now, patan when we sacked the town there. s ek We hadn't done any pirutin’ nor 1 ‘m"‘“ and can do my I dou't feel any pains. fightin' for so long that we was get- i tin' pretty rusty. Some of us had ~ Cardul worked llk"Ch“‘;“ forgotten how to pirut in the sclen-! There murt be merit in this purely [tifie way. We was zood individual Yegetable, tonic remedy, for Wflm!n—l but we didn’'t have good team Cardul—for it has been in successtu calne % : : uso for more tham 60 years, for the If so, or if you nved lumber or building material of au : : s ¢ ; work, “1 set the hovs on cdee by giving treatment of womanly weakness and or for any purpose, let us fizure with you. In mill them a good roastin’ You oo, T was | disease, the head pirit. i1 them they Please try it, for your troubles. were a bunch of tiddiewinkers and | w “ .m,-,,.« Lum Ava ne,;' tq'v..::' 7 A s TR o 0 o enn., for Spe ed that they were greedy to tackle a ., Vomen,”" seat in plain wrapper, umuu : fleet of warships if necessary, just to —— — show me they were game. 1 figured 150 Watt were $1.60, now. .. $1.35 950 Watt were $2.60, now. .. §2.25 Puy Meida lmps and reduce vour light bill. For saie by Forida tlec tric& Machinery Co. PHOSE 46. DRANE BUILDING doors, sash, blinds, etc., we ure the leaders. COBOBOHOBOE D +O QG DBOHOSOSOPOIPOFOPD O OO IO o8 .;;vowmwo*céosmo‘smw - ————————n e— | t- out that they would scuttle the mext ! We can save you money on your paint bill and "‘“‘n“'."‘ fi 03 0A080 POSOBO ship in good shape. \ Courag}e Ever filnl Dem“l"-‘;- |“m‘: \sfaction. Our paint department is in charge of Mr. W. 3 ik “ ’ “Not in clanging fights and de ? e materiai .M'W:od:(:::":lu;tlo::.u: ::lrt‘fc':’:‘ ate marches only is heroism to be Arnold, a very competent man, and we can furnish the : it fi l OOK R :}':Ight The 'bm,' were asleep '“'n looked for, but on every railway! and do the w ork for Jou in & way that will make you glad. h bridge and fireproof building that is going up today. On freight trains, on below. I was able to lash our ship alongside the other craft that we the decks of vessels, in cattle yards, WE‘_ HAVE PUT lN A NEW LlNE OF :’;;:l:"l:‘:::'?:'n‘;“:tbo::‘a:ltybody else on lumber rafts, among the firemen ! [ ] ey Sl s { and the policemen. '!w: demand for mbe &S“pnly lTCAEM(I;EEAM e e R S e e Bullders l.“ r and roused the boys. We climbed : Give us a chance at your wvork. Al aboard our prize and opened the door GIVE US A CALL that led down into the cabln of the | ‘ “ ship. Splend.d Chance, R “I had no more'n opened the door | (' i s thiiea goou rvnnca ‘ LAKE PHARMACY than the dogrondest noise 1 ever |7 nntarond oot NeUES E. . & E. 0. GARLAND, PROPRIETORS, neard came out of these! The boys L e AN ! : 2 OPORODPOBORE SOBOHC OROFOSOOPOHOPTHOIOITIOIT turned pale an! shivered. T tried to 't Pl "‘:“‘,""“' . fulhell‘ Phone 28. Foot of Main Street frasoes X shut the door till their wits came V¥ ‘ ‘ FOIDE N INONTR SRE0IC S | back, but wasn't quick enough. Every | ¢ HE f“”‘ Puck. one of the hoys made ) a break for £ G WWM&W our own ship and when they saw N THE CIRC UIT COURT, TENTH % that we were lashed tight to that dia- ! JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, POLK COUN- T O LOADIOUDEONOOAOIHAH pHONEu 26 bolical craft so we couldn't get! TV, |~*mm|m.~ IN CHANCERY | JOOOROOO00000 000COKOCOOAROIUINS away, they ran and jumped into thai SAg Shelhamer vs. Robert 1 SA’ b Timber, Turpentine, Cut-over Py ' Jones et x\lwlml to Quiet Title. FOR Lands, Choice Colinization “It was a terribl d that had ) For Fresh Oysters Fl'll“S, Candles, trightened r¥hon) Iew:‘l’“:ometl:lng ot! - Jtinpbcaring by \te amiavic ot "l Tracts at Low Prices, Flerida Homes and Groves on High ) a soclety man and I had heard the """:"“";; ‘:"t";;’ ‘;""‘o‘; “a!|@ Rolling Land, Situated on Beautiful Lakes, Paying Straw- same noise before, and wasn't u“"""“ that Rober he S : Weguarantee all property just Nuts and all Confections frightened s the others. Stll, 1t ettc M. Thurber, widow of Francis beary and Trucking F‘nr;:. . blll oo made my blood run cold, all right.|B. Thurber, the American Grocery as represented by us r reliable i PROMPT DEL'VERY But there was nothing to do. All my | Company, Mabel M. Shedd, the de- men had drowned themselves, and it | fendants named in the bill of com- L S0 AV 008 | WOW . BEEN plaint, who are non-residents of the H Jone the same. They found rest in | ' 2 i the bosom of the peaceful ocean, | '*'® of Florida, but who are resi- L L] ! while I—" T 0000000000000+ 000900 L Jents of the United States of Amer- “But what was that nolse?’ asked 'ca. | the new boarder. That there is no person within the g Opposite New Depot, LAKELAND, FLORIDA | “IAd'y." sald the bos'n, “it was a gate of Florida, the service of a sub- | FOOGOOONO JOOOGOOOOWWWW ' woman's club going on. It was & | .na upon whom would bind said | R woman's meeting under full sail’ pfend: i at the said de- | i There was a million different sounds defendants and that the H"' “, ‘»‘, w.,‘.;..go.;omws-om«w«som .‘} ¥ ‘0{] o mixed up in it! My, it was awgult® fendants are over the aze of twenty-| Q00 U III il ars; is therefore ordered ¥ “A woman's club meetl { One years; it is t e have ln our e ploY’ there?" S | that said non-resident defendants be & List Your Property Oday \/l S M- . n “It was a woman's ship. 1 was the and they are hereby required to ap- & i v ll UU h only man on it. How 1 ever lived pear to the bill of complaint fited in g . LVAL, . l er, 0 ls a through it is more than T know! One | wid cause on or before Monday, the € And be ready for the New Year's rush. If you dom't find of the women married me, and all the 1 dav of Mar a1 i i - 3 g N " b I X t { h. l'ne Let him it s n s e s o 1Bk day ol Marih, 4. 0 “'_“' : ';;'ll-"u 9 me in my office, mail me description, price and terms. Il d Aper nnsi .4 of trouble. T offerod to walk the | > ™ the alirntions of Ens _f'.,“l' @ the rest. Loans negotiated. plank and I tried to jump overboard, be taken as confesged by eaid de- ? K- 1 They made me let my hair grow der be publict :;, - ihn M l d I Nx} k long, and curled it and tied pink rib o cncocutive weeks in the Lakeland EAL ES ATF (¥ | vet e[a an ln Or bons in it. 1 had to walk polite and j:vening Telesram, 1 newsnaner pub- 0 T ol talk polite. 1 can't tell vou how ! . . ored!” ched in said connty ond State TN e JILDING. LAKELAND, FLORIDA DO all klnd Of ROOhng- w"'rl':l‘d;;lad there's 'll"'his 'Il"n-hlrnur\' 1, 1913, ROOM 17, KENTUCKY BUILD . faure with you on your fh b, S il v e W, FISKE JOHNSONi B L St e o e | A JONNSON, | 66000030000000000300000000 F ( l SI T.l ; ik | Clerk Cirenit Court. 1 R - b SEBE LAy - Or rave 9 ate’ l e, Dog Detectives. A true copy I . i The latest from Mole street, Wich | Attest: 3 A SomisoN l LAKELAND MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS, ik LN, Ma ke or repall' aHY' "m,d 468 Have beon lensed. for the Clerk Cirenlt Court. !.Located on East Lake Morton, Johp Edmunds, Prop. et : T season by the Santa Fe, Rock Island jOIN S EDWARDS, g and Frisco railroads to be used in Solicit Complainant. RLAN| i t Ing ln Sheet lron Or ln Kansas and Oklahoma in detectin: _;‘lllll_'.r_ri‘r..'y'X]‘ sty .‘_...._.;»i 4 quail smugglers. Shipping quail from | ¢ one state to another is prohibited by | law. Sportsmen forget this law and | i a after a season's shooting either in | .)1‘ +a h F western Kansas or in Oklahoma briv | K . carload of the Famouds Jjms | back suitcases and boxes filled with birds 1 v.!. JOEANE T .f’\ ho k. d As le trainmen are Ll .‘1“ L:; r‘.‘c K‘Jl!‘j‘:% t, 'n ; n~nma rn”v“j‘ nmen are unabl J g | as filled with E o 1 P . F Dogs are sent through the coac! Ee b ey A Q s feen frequent intervals in the quail 11D Lilw vell lgerator £ son and permitted to sniff bor . e ;' If ther a dead quail ther l S B! ‘ 8 S s ‘ ]2 5 Al 5 in This Lize i ,- : . Zo.abstones on Hand. ; %' PN d ’ ;‘ v.t lire of Sesh, Leors, Euilders ! iR T Abe : GHL AT 0 ‘e | Y Cits Journsl ‘ Llr ,.r’m‘,‘l S v U Vo g 1Ay 1 s - N 4 [ “ 3 Ware, aun @i [.,,l’: \‘h!‘.h “l“ i . 'R 3o R RV RS u’n- LAY :\S 2 § Trouble With Corru phon W .'g".' bl " T. N ' Pod < i ‘ : . - 1 = £y : ¥ ,“ kuarantee it y S car Citrus Exchange Phone 350 Red 2 it to vour i. terest 1o let us have The troubic about poli‘ical et £ : ‘ e : ¥ ruption is that it is never pen, and ne noy 1,.., lAJ-:S . straightforward,” said Frank J Rice, The Best 5 EFTOTY 2 R TRIINLY 1D N e TN 2} g lore of your trade. the reform mayor of New “YOUR GROCER MAS IT® & RIS @ HENT PRESSED BRICK ’ “Political corruption is circuitous. | 4 {il) AND SEE THEM. C2AN SAVE YOU ¥ piY indefini ~; you can’t put your finger on it } fi “*No, sir, I never sold my vote ° ! &:E nobody,’ a man once =aid to me ! L @Q G“ “‘But, George,' said I, ‘I saw th"; rival candidate give you $5 only two | days before the election.’ ““Yes,’ said George, ‘I don't vote, though. He just gave it to me for | nothin’. And when a man comes along and gives you $5 for nothin’, why, it's A\INTO i 3 5 \\ no more than common decency to vote YA i 7 for him for nothin’ in return.’” K . \ Crusiicd fack, Sand and Cement for Sale JVILVING BLOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONE 12 and 18 ..vch Drain Tile for Sidewalk, Cate Posta, Fower _ Mounds, Ete. ;; @ood fteck on Hand WE Deliver Free of Charge & H. B, ZIMMERMWMAN. Proprietor. GEDEORC L 01 5I0H0405040000:00000$0040400 BOSED200N0NE Subscribe for The Telegram S OPO Qe GBOBOTEOSCSTSTAO 1412