Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 24, 1913, Page 6

PAGE SIX. SONNY sl [ By € RBER. N : 1 n and oy \nd in that nct jrrompted Jock fake his head, ever L : me a blanRness o exg ) ! Emma McChes- ney, with mu shrewdness which has made her one of the best salesmen on the road, saw, and miraculously un- derstood. 4 “How do, Mrs. McChesney,” grin- ned Fat Ed Meyers. “You see, I beat you to it."” “So I sea,” smiled Emma, cheerful- ly. ‘I was delayed. Just sold a nice little bit to Watkins down the street.” She seated herself across the way and kept her eves on that closed door “S8ay, kid” Mevers began, in the husky whisper of e fat man, “I'm going fo put you to something geeing you'rs new is game. Sea that lady over there”" He nedded dis- é 1 1 creetly in Emma MeChesney's diree- \ 4 tion ; ma “Pre fer't she " sald Jock, ap rec { i “ N fat e watehed you hide that money, “Well-~ 1= sh s+ look familiar il ' Put it this ba vhiere it will be but i 2 {,i" ; ! AL : bl H' : £ “Oh, comn 1 it vour blufing wh diee prool vanlts and from which 81 cond ever \ dame you'd ! 1 thdrow it X' ANY TIME on demand, Al your | remember it Her n: i MeChesnes ! bt 1o this Wiy not vou? | ~—~Fmma McCh and she sells T. : i L A Puck's feathorloom petticoats i | 1N give her her d she's the best Hold = HEE 14 & % it calewman o0 the road. TIL ber i - 1 y that girl eon'd o1l a rufiled, accordion Y / ] 1 | pluited underlirt to a fat woman who was try o reduce. She's got the darndest with her. And at that ehe's straicht, ton” | If Ed Mey: had not been gazing 80 intently ivto his hat, trying at the | same time rubieally benign e . o | he might have seen o quick and pain- | ful searler face of the bhov, [ eoupled v cortain tense look of ' of Lakeland to lnok ch voon I West Main 8¢, A Woman ° o f: ~.).,. 1.1 v‘|.~ ‘ E Long Lifeof Linen; == i . g‘ n, ¥e ! s fair « p: G in o b good luundry work i whal you are [coking for and fi' ) AR WlKi we 8re giving. Try us. 55 ) *g i ‘ L i } TP - Ff owd ; : K i‘ml M'].‘x j 0 i | : '!4.' 1e lad i L fz!??lowi 0Steam Laundry i o e | I ) a ime like this : s i s LU B e i sl e e N UL BT $ | “You've sald wihing,” agreed { Ay OB Me0s AsHR0 | Jock | 3 1 UNow, look e kid. When that > Aot B ; \ . r fraicht f( I man's office, § .!1 Like a duet . I may be ht * kid, but I'm w v call light on 9 Unexpected Quarters my feet, and 1 seo an order getting away froon me 1 can be so fleet that T have Diana looking like old Weston doing a streteh of muddy country road in a coastto-coast hike. See? Now you help me onut on this 'uud 'l g0 that yon don't suffer for it I ostick inoa good word for you, | believe e You take the word of an Koot you won't go Great is the Loss IT vour properto burns ancd you have N9 Fire lasurance CRGI UPUTITLEOTC O Lol o g ad 2 2 LB o2 2 o RN DL ERUREET L R AR S 3 R 2 T N A R R, Sinallis the cost of ol Simmltancously . protection j into action Jock & U z ' the door, With ES 5 Fd N 3 oAy From Financial Loss I e 5 Qi ! 1" Meyvers' 4 L n % H an - apology ? ~oin { | Fore-think, though vou cannot fore | sty 8 feer jabbed & \ “Cantion is the pareni of satety. " hin elhow 1 stomach and W | dropped his hat. A gecond later the 3 l V SU R l AN D lgE SA[«L’ ’ door of old Rulzberg's privata office 2 Ny s : closed upon Fimma MceChesney's S a T : { smart, erect, confident figure -~ Amer $ Prepieseat rclmbl-' companies. | andealing § | Mae nn v;.. rance only. lhat |s my soi¢ business, ¢ | 3 § — e - 3 | AFRAID OF NU} }BER THIRTEEN : Civiondo Bldg ! F3 0ne | & ¥ = Remarkabls How Many Really Intelli- oom 7. Phone 30 | gent Peogle Retain the Idea QPO LODOEOBDFIROECIHDN O T O b SEIEIBOFOSIFOLOSIPOP | That It Is Unlucky. WHBN ws/ FUR i's"_{*you e & % Wilson ( T Y A & " : i DI ,\\T L NONE u& UUOD.‘ . | “ ¥ | ; MANUFACTURING ENGRAVERS oI { e LOUISVILLE, KY,U.S.A. the London ‘ | f 'V AR THDIR EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THEIR EXCLUSIVE LiNg, Jll 100 1 1o 2o s Co's Sk 0 the Lowgd - rFanecvy LOOGS Loy 5, I3 e 2y B A N Y e ’ N s . 3 b ELAND BDOOKX STORE o eaplothn. 3 s writes: *I have scarched for | of the years 12 el and 1313, and fir t S FIRAIRE TR W __| hopelessly comm v o O R LIS SR T S TSI | which the world artaren 1l tranquilly. The ble ¢ was the crowning of H¢ can not be called o year 1813 saw the be poleon’s collapse, 1o aster which was cor and rather a ¢ - MAR HALL 5w 13\ ’ 3 D oa plane and speeif . { Y R co ST EE ] r JU'I- follew smy plm ane . 3 body elsa. All g speeifiontions [urrab g | think we may look ¢ B | anxlety to 1913, which t! BURCLLOWS . SPECIALIY | happlest auguries—a hoom in trade ! and the probable collap-e of the pres ent government.” Daily Thought. Misery disposes us to hatred and happiness to love.—Macaalay. arime snow you some Lacclond howes | have built, LAZRIE, Prone 267-Greea i l NG TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA, FEB. | ton, certainly very warm and comfort- 24, 1913, CLOAK TO SUIT SMALL GIRL\‘ Red Riding Hood Style. Though Sim- ple, Has a Charm That Is Sure to Be Appreciated, ] seful and | These clouks are al ! . white ¢ well zht color. used, s Firm ma- or fine i clog 1 thro «d. but the hood must be the material used is very v)l(‘k and | ¢ was both sides alike 3 If unlined. the edge of material } hould be bound with ribbon and| 4 irned up, then stitched close to the | 3 ribbon: this is better than turning in { 1 hem in the ordinary way, as it is’ i not so thick. If lined. turn in the edze of both cloth and lining all round, tack them together, then neatly slip-stiteh the cdees; join the shoulder parts of loth and lining separately, and let both seams face inside, Rather large hooks and evs should o used fo istening, the to be worked over in buttonhole with silki Cyes We Won’t Sacrifice Q 1" bet we are always studyin Increase The Qx Nty the niore, it MRAT R BRI T AN Y A sk edfn. L v G et et T ki i § i ! [ I = = L X :_‘ = ‘v ‘N but Phone us CIVE “maost row We ot Fest Butter, per ponnd . .. ..... Bugar, 16 pounds . ..... ... .. Cottolene, 10 pound pails. .. ... .. Cottolene, 4-pound pails. . . . Snowdrift. 10-pounl pails. . .. 3 cans family size Cream. . .. 6 cans baby size Cream... ...... 1.2 barrel best Flonr.... .. - % |§ 12 pounds best Ilour....... ....... s @ Picnic Hams, per pound ... .......... o 11 Cudahy's Uncanvassed Hams. . .. il Octagon Soap, 8 for. .. . i} Ground Coffee. per pound. 5 sallons Kerveene aterial i b Joined W 16 Tl | AR N AN A R IRTRY R R 4 e ( Nt edge ¢ two | of hing halt anp ! ! from -~ ; ity | ? ! oited line in the | y i B ot § i hould draw tin d up just to it toogely ronnd the faee Set the hood : W i to the 1 gow ribbon in front by ten clonk. Sew @ loop or side the back of neck for up with, torial v LINEN RELEGATED TO SHELF It Is Now Stacled on the Counters Which Might Be Labeled “Good Old Standbys.” ter v | l | | | vho fee l Hnt no | | ! 5¢. CIGAR 1 will l rl thv; fabries very St in that diree- | The best Union Made cigar in o, They have stood the test. hose mplete isfy one’s cravi Rodier linea can of the heavy filet ne of the very noewest ds bouxht au | d in many! S, may be | 1. They | sold Last year ut 8200 4 yard, Now | T — e they can 1 it $1.10 a yard. | e They are not loitovers from last sea- | S— son. That Is, not so far as New; i York stocks are concorned. They have | - ® » l : m’ sens vaent Sebring, Florida in line wit e e new fe | - and w L cetive and service ! - e SR , The Town of Beautiful Lo | s e The Town of Progress ‘3 The Town of Opportun! : ves are ’ lnquire About It At Room 1, Raymondo Bllz . woded, | 8 Is in % C. D. M'CAIN, MA\.- clea ) sl A ..' Telephone 3t : 3 e ( vp to : curing 1 « ) Oor a glove stre N tinger of the gloves D. A. HENDERSON ‘ Proprietor 0 few .should ‘ s are moch more . voyiamn wuoowe B Phone’ 279 Corner Florida & '3 mink, black | > .\wni\atlh ‘/’ rol -\.;. | The Sanitary ]Yai wil | West way t to put the m ‘ddm of h on in front, the «nds over the shoul- | ders, sing them at the back aud. bringing them forward under the arms. Even fur capes with their rounded or l pointed backs are worn in this fash- stole cr Florida“and Western Meats of All i\'mdj FreshVegetables 4 Mother's Br! able, though slightly unorthodox. _—_a -