Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 27, 1913, Page 7

listcn! Big Cut in Maz- da Lamp Prices 15, 20 and 25 Watt were 50c now 40: 40 Watt were 85¢c now 60 Watt were 75¢, now 100 Watt were $1.10, now. . ... . .90c¢ 150 Watt were $1.60, now... $1.35 250 Watt were $2.60, now. .. $2.25 Buy Mazda lamps and reduce your light bill. For sale by lorida Electric & Machinery Co. HONE 46. DRANE BUILDING 0RO LOOK! LOOK! adies don’t fail to see the demonstration REXALL Toilet Articles All this week at the LAKE PHARMACY| By Mrs. Murfey HO$GEOPORIPOTOFO L0 20 1 ORODOSO#O) FO40QEOS0S0S0G PHONE 226 For Fresh Oysters, Fruits, Candes, Nuts and all Confections PROMPT DELIVERY H. 0. DENNY 0400 C O3 OMOEOE | 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. carload of the Famoas Strawberry Cup, the kind that fits the Refrigerator Boxes. full line of Sash, Doors, Builders’ flardware, all at prices which will Mke it to your irterest to let us have share of your trade. 2 o e — o ———————— e ————— e ——— SOMLHNADSOSNES OeNHSNBAS NS> 5 | 3 { around Betty's waist. | W} HUFFAKER, H “lsn’t it wonderful?” sald Betty with | —Attorney-at-Law— i, Dok st & omllse. Wy | rese ¥ Waart Sids | Bartow. Solicits the Orders of All Reuiring Anything in This Line, | Mr. Banks—" | e O RS 1 e TS 0] e | There was a childlike look of dis- | DR N. L. PRYAN, - | New Life of Tombstones on Hand. | appointment in her face as she saw | DENTIST. | that Mr. Banks failed to join in the | Skipper Bullding, Over Postoffice. | - = . — | general joy of the situation. Then she | Phone 339. | Wept up to him to explain. “Don't you | Residence Pione 300 Red. SOP0S0I00H0L 00401 0232050 DI040S0S00040,0404 80203008 { eee | have been earning the car for ND. [ B s Tt | Yo Lakeland Artificial Stone Works away she thought I was Just staying | W. 8 um home doing nothing. She didnt want | (Offce Upstairs E; ¢ STRIET Neoar me to work. but Dad couldn't afford | rs East of Court House MAIN STREET, Near C PeJackson ilson Co. | THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ————— By JANE OSBORN. \ If being fascinating to the man she mysti- fles then it 1s not hard to see why Clarence Banks, who had never before met the girl he cared to marry, had fallen very much in love with the new stenographer. For this new stenogra- pher, Miss Koll, was from first to last an unsolved mystery. She was baffliag from the first day she stepped Into Varnum's office to this memora- ble day when her actions seemed (0 shatter every foregone conclusion that Clarence Banks had on the subject of women, But besides being a mystery, Miss Bell was fascinating enough to charm & more strongly fortified heart than | MYSTERIOUS MISS BELL! a mystery makes a woman | ELAND, FLA., FEB. 27, 1913. g H ! Added Zest. | “I hear you are going to & mab | ! Ipee today,” Miss Green sald to Miss | | Blazer. 1 hope you'll enjoy your | | 861" “Oh, I'm sure to have s good i time!™ replied Miss Blazer. “I'm go- | Ing with a woman whose busband | 8trongly disapproves of her seeing | | 8hows like the one we are going to gec: o 1 think we can't fail to enjoy ourseives ™ PAGE SEVEN. 04D E0E0FOHOF0HOB0EVHOF OO SOHOSISPISTSOFISCS0$0404000 For nice meals, good honrccooking and — pleasant rooms, apply to Cheerful Breakfasters. ‘ People are nearly always nice when | to know them and pierces ! 1 the husks of artificlality, | Which they ear before the world. I | detest Gicaps of peovle that 1 have only wct at dinner, but I think I like ! everybody that | have ever had break- fast wiri—Ellen Thornycroft Fowler. [ -Tiie Protessions- MRS. HENRY BACON 211 South Tennessce Ave.—Miss Browning's Home | that of Clarence Banks. She was one of those tantalizing quiet young wom- en that countless years ago occasioned the sage remark that “still waters run decp.’ She was, in her work in the office, very friendly, to a certain point, but beyond that point there seemed to be a barrier. There was one excep- tion and this contradiction added to the mystery and made a certain Mon- day after Miss Bell had been in the oflice about two months one of the most memorable in Clarence Banks' career “I say, Miss Bell,” he said. “How about staying down to dinner with me tonight. You give a fellow so lit- tle chance in the office, and I am naturally a friendly sort.” Miss Rell only shook her head and sald, “No, thank you.” Eventually, however, she did with | reluctance consent to go to luncheon with him and Banks could not help noticing the apparent—or was ft feigned >—enjoyment she derived from their chat, nor could he hide from her his admiration for her. Then for a few weeks they drifted into a delightful friendship. She was aware of his admiration for her but In her consciousness of it she kept him at bay. Still Banks could not ! she was with him One day-—Miss Bell's last day in the office — something happened to strengthen Banks' suspicions Mrs. | Varnum, a Kkind-he rted, gray-hatred woman whom Banks had heard his senior partner speak of with the great. est admiration, ailled at the office on her unexpected arrival in the city aft- er several months' absence from home, She went unannounced into her hus- band's office. Banks saw her through his half open door and then in frantie haste Miss Bell rushed upon him through the door that connected his office with that of his senior partner. She regained her composure quickly but on some absurd excuse remained in his room till Mrs. Varnum had gone. The next night, the eve of a holiday, Varnum and Miss Bell had kelane, Ploride work to do after dinner and in a mdod = PSSR LAKELAND‘ FLA‘ FROSTDROOF’ FLA. of anger and disappointment Bankl‘, L—Efii— quietly returned also. e “Say, you just zot out in time, Betty. | She almost caught you,” Ranks heard ! Varnum saying in the noxt room with ty. “Do you think he is susplcluuu?: | Of course we will have to let him | know some time " | There was a silence and then Vah: num said: “I have arranged with the | { agent to get the car day after tomor- | { row and you are to pick it out. | ¥ou think you can learn to run 1t?* | “Of course | can,” sald Miss Bell | | Joytully. “How wonderful of you!” “But it is only in honest payment. | | You have earned every cent it cost. | You have been here six months and | you are worth two of the usual sort. | { I don’t know how I will do without | you, little girl, but you have had | | enough and now you and your mother | !musl enjoy the car together. Come [ Betty give me a kiss and skip home, | It would never do for us to go to- ! gether” | | Banks could etand no more of this. | { He was ashamed of himself for having ' listened, but having heard what he had he could hold back no longer. With ! a bound he rushed through the door | Into Varnum’s room. | | “I have been listening to you for the | | 1ast ten minutes.” he sald, fairly glow- | ering at Betty, who had stood at Mr. | Varnum’s side in confusion. i | “You are on then” said Varnum | with a jovial laugh as he put his arm | 0 D the car unless he cct down ex penses | somehow, and Was 8o crazy to | A, have one. No + xe08 that it hasn't | Estate Law a Spectalty. \ RED CEMENT PRESSED BRICK ' hart me « crre You didn't| rrr— CALL AND SEE THEM. CAN SAVE YOU MOFRY really thivh 1 - 01, did your» | PROFESSOR H. E, HAYDEN Crushed Rock, Sand ) Oh, Bt nks sudderty TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND trushcd Kock. Sand and Cement for Sale reatizing calling her by ORGAN. ! BUILDING BLOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS 1 iSttime. “Ret- Room 11, Futch and Gentry Bidg, | 1% and 18 izch Drain Tile for Bidewalk, Qa's Posts, iower t I ””f"'l‘." but never | ilours: Mononday, Thursday and Mounds, Ete ; at Sahn:day' 1 to 5. § 3c2d Stock on Hand WE Deliver Frep of Cherge St N | b. B, ZIMMERMAN, Prorrictor. : GENTRY UNDERTAXING CO, |oRoaceniorsidg TR P RONeNE 5o Bl ] t 1S. Varnum, Detty gave FUNERAL DIRECTORS. S e ST -:r heart to Clareace Banks. X - ( ez, Subscribe for The Telegram ! Special Attention belp the gleam of easy friendliness | €ses of Women and Men. that came over Varnum's face wm»n||-ronwrh answered, i Postotlice, | dence Phone -~ P 0. Bldg. Phone 319, Lakeland, Fla & jovial laugh and then the young man | : 4 moved towards the door to listen. ;U i ofi%‘ C“y Hall }, List Your Property TOda / “1 think Mr. Banks was surprised| y0 §. EDWARDS . y when I came into his room,” said Bet. DR. SARAH E. 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Attorney-at-Law. Office In Munn Building LAKELAND, FLORIDA And be ready for the New Year's rush. It you don't find me in my office, mail me description, price and terms. Il do the rest. Loans negotiated. W. FISKE JOHNSON REAL ESTATE ROOM 17, KENTUCKY BUILDING, LAKELAND, FLORIDA A O OSTEOPATH PHYSICIAN Lakeland, Fla. fMice Phone 278 Blue. €. D. & H D. XENDENHALL Civil Engineers and Architects Rooms 212-21F Drane Bldg. LAKELAND, FLA. Bur LAKELAND MARBLE AND GRANITE W | Located on East Lake Morton, | . ORKS, Jobn Edmunds, Prop. veys, examination, reports Blueprirting. A. J. MACDONOUGH, Room 6 Deen & Bryaut Bldg. Architect. Lakeland, Florida { 0. ROGERS, Lawyer, i Room 17, Bryant Butlding. Phone 259. Lakeland, Florida. litrus Exchange Phone 330 Red BARTOW, FLORIDA. MAKES