Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 4, 1913, Page 7

ten! Big Cut in Maz- da Lamp Prices 5 20 and 25 Watt were 50c now 40: 10 Watt were 58c now.... ... 45¢ 40 Watt were 75¢, now. ... .... 60¢ 100 Watt were $1.10, now. . .. .980¢ (50 Watt were $1.60, now. .. $1.3 250 Watt were $2.60, now. .. $2.25 Joy Mazda tamps and reduce your light bill. For sale by lorida [Icctnc& Machinery Co. J0¥E 46 DRANE BUILDING LOOK! LOOK! dies don't fail to see the demonstration —of EXALL Toilet Articles All this week at the LAKE PHARMACY| By Mrs. Murfey L U WRSKGA ST a EAYS . L P $OPOPOEOSOE VPO PO 0 #0+OPOROFOPOHOPOROFOHO 040 ?. n ) X \ £t 5 B0 E 0D IO IPOSOS0S0SIID PHONE 226 ’ For Fresh Oysters, Fruits, Candaes, Nuts and all Confections PROMPT DELIVERY H O. DENNY LOOPOPIN DHC PCPOHOR OB DRI EOFOIO LI TORIPLISIS0N SRS DA A DIBE AT SAL We have in our employ, M. S. Miller, who is an expert in his line. Let him ficure with you on your Slzcct Metaland Tin Work Do all kind of Roofing. For Gravel, Slate, Tile, Tm. Make or repair any- ting in SheetIron or Tin. - . - corload of the Famods Srawberry Cup, the kind that fits the Refrigerator Boxes. A full line of Sash, Doors, Builders g Hardware, all at prices which will Mmake it 10 your irterest to let us have a- i your trade. LeJacKSe = ————— e —— — — - e — ison Co. 2 = i;vi ! | bill, followed by the amateurs. Most of THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., MARCH 4, “RECOGNIZED A PATCH ! By JACOB LOWENBURG. | *Is there any Interesting incident { tn his life that the public would en- l!oy reading about?” The reporter | turned to Mr. Johnson, the friend of | the great singer, whose concert they { had just come from. “Why, yes.” Mr. Johnson smiled at the memory. “It happened about seven ' | years ago, and wus the beginning of t Alfred Hendricks' career.” “May I have {t?" The reporter took ; out his pad and pencil ready to take ' | his notes. “It was late afternoon. and I wn‘ !coming from the ferryboat with Mrs. | Johnson, then my flance; as we | stepped into the street she dropped | fher umbrella. [ stooped to pick it | up, and a small box, containing the en- | gagement ring I had just purchased for her. dropped out. There were l' lot of newsboys gathered about. One grabbed the box before I could get it | and disappeared into the crowd. I in- stantly darted after him, and Mrs. Johnson after me. i “We ran through Twenty-third street to the elcvated statlon; he ran | ! up one side and down the other, 1 con- | tinuing after him. He was a better | runner than I. o in a short time he | managed to lose me. Mrs. Johnson had grown tired and taken the car to my mother’s, so 1 at once telephoned to the police, then went home.” “Gee! What luck to lose such & ring." The reporter spoke sympa- thetically. “We put several detectives on the case, but there was little they could do, outside of watching the various newsboys at the ferry. “That evening my mother was not well, so my flance sat with her, and father and [ went to the theater. It was amateur night; they had the usual | | them were impossible. “About the tenth on the bill was & . little fellow who looked about ten | vears old. He was a nervous chap and | very shabby. He worried through the ‘ ! first verse of a popular song. Some- , thing in the sone -or perhaps it was | the boy pleased the howling mob, for [ they actually 1ct him sing the chorus, | : not once. but ful:\' a dozen times, | “His veieo was benutiful, the nmst vibrant, svmpathe tic boy's volee T he ave | | ever heard.” “Well. it's wonderfil, now,” the re-' porter smiled knowingly. “As he left the stage,” Mr. Johnson resumed, “somcthing familiar caught ! my eve--a patch on the seat of hhll trousers, 1 had chased that same patch from the ferry to Ninth avenue that afternoon. The patch was black-and. white check, and the trousers gray. ’ “I whispered a word to my father, and together we left the theater. Fath- | er hurried to the police station, and 1! went to the gtage door, found the man. ! ager and told him the story. “The boy was waiting with the crowd for his prize. He recefved it; then Mr. Emery, the manager, brought him to me. “‘Johnny,’ he eald, ‘did you ever gce this gentleman before?” “*No, sir,’ the hoy replied promptly. “Dut T was gnre about the patch, so 1 simply aceused him at once, For a minute he geemed terribly frightened, then he looked me fn the eye and | said [ 1 didn’t take yvour ring, sir.” And ; his 1ip trembled ¢lichtly. [ *pat, my bov, T think I sald 1t kindly ‘I recognize the patch on your | trouscra.’ “'Oh, elr’ he smiled, ‘these ain't my pante: T didn't hove any ko good, go he lent them to me, the boy next door did. He's ¢ick tonight! “I langhed at the boy, but the elia was too good to loge, 0 T offered him a large rewnrd if he would take me to his friend “Will von put him in Jall?" ho ask- ed. And it wos not until I had glven him my word not to punish his friend, {f the ring was returned, that he con grnted to take me to his houce. 1l had worn the pants, and he conld not he nful to the one who had been kind to him." “Did vou recover the ring, and whot ur it Feenrie of the thief?” The reporter Lod been bugily writin “We sent the guilt ) ona to a for where eared for, and .‘" Johreon received the ring in duo time.” “And littla ilendricks?” “\Wa looked up his family records, z he was quite alone And not once In the rs have woe regretted {7 t was a lueky patch for him."™ the reporter poke Hendricks Join- ed them. “You are correct,” he said to the re- porter. “That was a patch worth hav ing. and it Is now almost my most valuied possession. “Outside of my™ tears came into his eyes—"fester fath- er and mother.” end findi adonted h Court With Little Pomp. The cimplicity of the Montenegrin eourt is proverbial. King Nicholas end Queen Milena are both advocatrs of the eimnle life in its literal sense, i end have brought up their large fam- v on these ilnes. It is szid that when the erown princess, a Aaughter of the grand duke of Mer herg. Strelitz and a cousin of Queen Mary, rst came to live at the court of her futh -law ehe found it extrem«'w Tenit to accustom herself to Lir surroundin~s, brouzht up a&s £ho had been in the rigic Cerman court, etiquette of the to Craze In lilinols. e thousend two hundred nine automobile licenscs ssued in the state of | from January 1 to September 20, clusive, 1 DR. R R. SULLIVAN SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SURGERY vDB J. F. WILSON, | promptly answered. DRUNKENNESS | is a curable disease, which requires ncatment. The ORRINE treatment | | can be used with absolute countidence. | It destroys all desire for whiskey, beer, or other intoxicantis. Can be civen in the home. XNo sanitarium eapense. No loss oi time from work. Can be given sceretly. 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