Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 24, 1913, Page 7

asoH0i0d 21 0EOFOEOPOFO 2O s isten! Big Cut in Maz- da Lamp Prices OHOHOPOPO P OGOPOFOFOIOFODQ 1520 and 25 Watt were 50c now 40: o 40 Watt were 55¢ now. ... .. 45¢ 60 Watt were 75¢, now. . .. .. .60 100 Watt were $1.10, now. . ... .. 90c , 150 Watt were $1.60, now... $1.35 250 Watt were $2.60, now. .. $2.25 { Buy Mazda lamps and reduce your light bill. For sale by Florida [Iectnc& Machinery Co. DRANE BUILDING PHONE 46 4 OBROEOPOPOHOPOI0% O30 OPOPOFOFO: i HEOPORFOPOPOFOLCHOLOBQIOLQICERPQPOI QIO Everybody Orders OUR ICE CREAM It they have ever tasted it before. Many will go blocks to reach the A LAKEPHARMACY . C40#0 03 0BOBOBOEOHO P00 4 OROFGHOHFOLCHOEPOE0 S0 SO PHONE 226 For Fresh Oysters, Fruits, Candes, Nuts and all Confections PROMPT DELIVERY H. O. DENNY SOOLHOSDI S OAr Bl GART@ V20 Y | | | i | i ! Lannigan told Dalsy We have in our employ, Mr. S. Miller, who is an || expert in hisline. Let him figure with you on your Sheet Metaland Tin Work Do all kind of; Roofing. For Gravel, Slate, Tile, Tin. Make or repair any- thing in SheetIron or Tin. A carload of the Famoas Strawberry Cup, the kind that fits the Refrigerator Boxes. A tull line of Sash, Doors, Builders’ Hardware, all at prices which will | make it to your irterest to let us have Il 3 share of your trade. | T'd die!” | the way. | to buy seats THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND b — 30T EVEN WITH HIM BY ELLEN SMITH. Lannigan had an aisie seat in the ,front row of the balcony and was en- joyirg the opera very much. The mu- ‘sic did not bore him and, moreover, Daisy Hiltson was with him. and he was enjoying Daisy's society even more than the opera that he had simply wasted his time taking other girls to the opera, when He reflected | ' he might have cngaged Daigy for the | | entire season if he had had his wits ! about him. Lannigan, however, folt‘ % PAQE ©¢ VEN FL.A., FER. 24, 1913. P ..wam | | % Frer } ~~n'h good for | o R g Are You Satisfied With Where You [al? ter yould be made quite ‘ o T hot and spr d thickly over the emh:'.:t-“ ahich is then rolled up - s ’,,“,;::‘;’:,é For nice meals, good homecooking and aw r two and then shake out § ? pleasant rooms, apply to ‘ i all halk. This will leave tho; iembroidery quice fresh Snrcad Information of Death. tg MRS_ HENR Y BACON In \\ her vone dies, it is the custom o fix a placard on flmio 5 P Ave Miss Brows - Home Sfont of (ke Qictasdt serhi Bonws & o1 South Tennessee Ave. M A { as woll i iboring Streets, | Sansos0toeOniEac OB O QO Ord ¢ D v BSOSO TD a8 4~ f public no stating his pame, aeo plaes « 1th, complacent and at peace with the ' world At the first tapped Lanigan’'s ~huulder see your checks, please,” quietly said & voice accompanying the hand. Lan- nigan stificned Indignantly fishing in his pockets for his checks, intermission a hand he frostily passed them back over his | b | shoulder “Wrong seats,” murmured the voice. “Sorry, but you belong on the other side of the hovse ™ “The dickens 1 do!" Lann ploded. “These have you know ter- " “Sorry!" said the voice, “but the people who own these geats are waiting for 'm, and you'll have to move." Lannigan rage. That this should happen of all nights on the night when Daisy was with him! He controlled himself with an effort and ‘spoke out of the side of bis mouth over his shoulder: “I shan't move!” “Sorry!” sald the inexorable voice. “1 hope you won't make a scene. If are season I've sat herc [ you don't go I'll have to put you | out.” Lannigan boiled over. “It'll take a bigger man than you are to do that!” hfl und very audibly. “You confound ()h I'm big enough,” drawled the \mu- inrultingly. Lannigan, whirling around with blood 1n his eyes, coufronted the grinning face of Phillips, ono of his best | friends Daisy gigeled audibly. 1 thought she gasped, mopping her eyes with a whisp of handkerchief. “Really, 1 never saw anything done more cleverly, Mr. Phillips. 1 didn’t recognize you at first myself; this light is so dim. I never saw anything so funny in my life. Mr. Lannigan was 8080 perfectly belligerent!” “Phillips never will know how near he was to going over the railing,” de clared Lannigan, grimly, still weak from the shock. It quite spoiled the opera for him. Besides upsetting his calinness of mind and his self-ratisfaction, he had an additional worry. He did not at all like Daisy's open admiration of Phillips' brightnesa. at the nervous stage in his courtship where the blowing of straws pointed Then he had an inspiration “Phillips 18 so frightfully careless,” a week later when again he was taking her to the opera. “He'll never once look at the dates. Oh, I wrote him the nicest sort of note. 1 told him that 1 thought 1 owed it to him and hoped he could use my opera geats touight as [ could not I ~-and T sent him tickets for a month !ago that T didn't nuse I know him he'll ask gome girl and when the man at the door turns him down he'll have and | hope everything '« gonae but the dearest ones. That'll serve him right!" “How aw-fully funny'” giggled Dalsy | Hiltson. “Really, that's terribly bright Mr. Lannigan. How clever {t was of | you to think of that” lannigan beamed. He felt comfor table again and fully reinstated in Dalsy's admniring opinion Almost obstreperously he presented his tickets to the man at the door There was a colloquy. Then taking | Daisy by the arm, Lannigan led her out of the crush and, with a muttered ! “Excuse me just a moment, please.” he vanished “What's the matter?” Dalsy asked, bewilderedly, when he returned from the ticket office. Lannigan looked confused “Oh, nothing,” he raid, heavily. “Only- er —well, you see | made a mistake and gent Phillips the tickets for tonight I broueht alonz the old ones myselt.” —Chicazo Daily News. Bath Somewhat Too Warm, One November there was an earth , quake in Montana, and, althouvgh !t | did not change the face of nature, it | did other strange things. A number “let me | absolutely choked with | I mess o1 o | i l Then, | and Jirected, | fless sk | ean ex- ets, 1'd all win- | imperturbable i and the ik | cit he dicd Reformation Sometimes. Habits in youth may be controlled which in the man be- 'eom contirmed condition of ilfe. | The reformer of old men and women as o profitless and an almost hope- Joseph Johuson, ! Are You Going to Build? If so, or if you need lumber or buliding material of any Bind let us Agure with you tn @M el we 2re the leaders or for any purpose, blinds. etc, doors, sash ARE YOU GOING T0 PAINI? snd guarasies B -ihe Professions- DR SA‘\IUEL F SMITH. 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