Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 21, 1913, Page 8

[ " had plenty of money, or she may have PR PAGE EiHY find 'em to buy. Ouly a dollar for the bird. What d'ye say?" Polly changed hands at the price, Tt Could Repeat the Lord's Pray- | ollv <lansed hands at the price, By F. 8. JENSEN. er From Beqinning to End, :reason to congratulate himself. He and he had provided religious com- son to Simcoe, who, supported by a and Then Some. o5y pany for his dear grandmother. crutch and a cane, came slowly down . .F’h:nv‘": f'm‘”' ! Polly was mute and humble. She the sunlit street. Simcoe was swath- M. Derwen wentyfour ' 53 not even look into the counten: ed until he resembled a mummy; he years old. ?:"‘l:'om"; :: III.: { ance of her owner to see whether be moved with extreme care. Whea he “How are you, old sport,” said Jep was saint or sinner. A cage Was perceived Je; he smiled wanly.: - Ry B o iy Derwent who | bought, for ber and she was taken (0 «[ don't fesl'very well” be returad S W i Dooc the studio and nlncedo:m':“;'wuflly.,"l!n seem to get much % ledge. The next day she was better sdmehow,” "Thia wha 1o, Goguah hm ot | 1, %, ComaecUcut Porlav v2| +Whet aro'you dotag tor 4T o the words of young Dedwent, lq n. as & many hose painters one saw at work [ .00 it was the sight of Miss ull-lylfl.M"mMyum' Now, cvg:::d: chsid s well's head out of the wln«ll’o:.uthl:‘tlr"m‘.mmmm orphan, i . Soarce mother dowa seared by his grandmother in Conneo- :‘:n‘e‘:-.z;dedulltu :I‘uu to favor him|pae u::';.;.n:rm':-'«:“ or "Wout. ' 8he bad much to answer for. -unuowa'-pnmwmmw'mmnm-m-m.lum Young Derwent developed a talent | Ju o0 oo I sure that T know what it was— for aketching with charcoa! and chalk. | “y oo’ et N o e e At nine years old ho could sketch & | g Hagwell was looking right into cins hat yop b on and. take. inten mm&‘:‘% h.::ol'::ll.‘ Polly’s ::"u. udm:&r:l“mudll- nally, too;.1'don't doubt but that any . e o st | e o, Thor B e o | gt v e o 0o of Eider Comstock 0n & Barm ) yiy;5')ike o whip, although she knew | gome and try it, and maybe it will door that bis proud grandma bad 1@ | ;¢ he didn't know she was there |cure you as quick as it 4id that fob mlluolnlbk.pihutd by her window. Hn.l.ulnw“!:lm,' g G o s s | 9 4 0 S| et e, ® puil ustl he was of A8%. | w11 Ludt Why in — don't! cal science I've slready tried it. I've Thea, a8 It was apparent to all but | ;o jyg1- Iwmmhm otlier artists and s few seene painters “That's no Lord's Prayer that 1 ever | three or four days for a year or so; 1 that he he was & geatus with te | poia barorer” chuckled the artist | ol tme 1 ek, Mo aont 1 the ity to o0t | ““Oh, the shame of it ssclaimod | turm srend. 1AL T gt worve ol 30 5 stadio and blosom out. In the | ey 1iasmell as she changed color! the time® """"”"""’mfi"’muuhum dou't you hunt prey portraits. Oue was that of an alden | “Ify (jnee Iu 16 st iy 5 B g ®aa, who weat (0 the state Prison 10F | you.: Derwent sigsied as bl e eried Jopecn; with & sudden @aft withia & week after his potur® | oo’ oo what* his - grandmother | el e Was Saished; the socond was that of | DRl Of et Bt e 4 Saatioon Wetper, whose wite eloped | "y, faswell doubled her Ssts and | “Doctors! I've had g e ook the bicture with her, 834 | gyt per tosth and took & resclution. ' e B b $he thind wes that of a bulldog. who | Ly ' (UL SO UL S ECHITL | there are men in the Mexicas army. straight® way. went mad and bt kis [ o0 |'. bad doctors that give medicine Wasior S A5 oy Mamell b e R | e o) ggr o (e aintle 9| meliee o el ey it give When young Derwent was not busy e e e Tk nro NN medicine in small doses; ;had doo mmmnm’ow.'m'm vull‘:‘umln ehee::'nd.n- g b s & woio and aticnded ball games. He | 2010 ¥! s tients until most of theis 'dither die as't 8t alt bad. He did not care | “8ir, | will have you arrested!” dotin T L v i pasticularly’ sbout going to heaven B ol !m re L doctors that give various sorts of whea he died, but it is simply impos- | , 2t | have done nothing.” was I"""“‘“‘"""""“""}“‘" Aible for one reared under the laws | .y TPV L ‘| to Sive any at all. Tve had ‘em old o Connecticut o be bad, even with | .cur-Your parrot! x| 8 TUNE Sale ond fomin white « small “b" i Bought him an hour ago. [ didn't!red, black and tan and yellow—all teach him to swear, if he did swear.” | conditoins of doétors, but “You know he swore, sir—you know | none of them is able to make me feel 8. Young Derwent had never loved. did! ) - : 'u 1 ought to feel.” e might sometime, bot be waan't | L O, (el Sor head o ol TEver ey the betkat” veatared Jop- Ho was satisfied to go right .l’:: be. | WOrd: Young Derwent looked up at ! phur, salt, mud, steam, hot and cold 88 3%, Diewent snd Iuvl: s 8 2. | the girl, and she stammered: water, kops—I've been the whole wather foot the bills, 0| “I— 1 thought — thought it was | route. And every mew kind of bath In the next lpart.m‘em. to Mr. Der swearing. | most humbly beg your | does me up worse than the one before. went's studio dwelt Miss Honor: Has ‘ paron. 1 must be In awtul shape, and I don't well. She didn't call her place an That evening they sat together in ! know for the life of me what I'm to do atelier or & studio, but her m'::e H the parlor and discussed good and bad | with myself now.” ; Noe was ot mercantile or law b‘: parrots, also good and bad magasine| “I'll tell you, old man"” conseled lterary. She wrote storles for the | S41tO™ 8l:0, good and bad portrait | Jepson, after deliberation, “it I were wagazines, She read some of them t: | painters. Meanwhile the parrot swore ! in your shoes, I wouldn't do anything 1 g ; softly co himself and muttered that Maybe no treatment at all is what you voad one of ther - it 10 one oVeF | pig” by "¢ some folke n thia | need Satll you got rested up again one In cold type. It ol ) ways dappened that the 'magazines world weren't so mighty particular Anyway, the things you've tried ;::‘ :::;?:rh:h: "':n't“’;':: ": h"; into that land where a bird could talk | might.” they. rejected : 8 bo pleased without being misunder-| “Not do amything?” exclaimed Sim. ot dows g b Sporty story and she | 04 4nq vilified. g l{‘;‘;"&.‘:‘.’n':":x;: 5| The artist and the story writer Iiked | chance ke that I'd probably be dead ~—overstocked. each other. In time they discovered | as | A . Mas o may bare v an o | 247 TI%, sosbman. Laier th 08 m7 Wy v o w4 20w vor o Rad peaty o m e may hare h m'"m:r“mmh- 't:u.rlm“"““ to the Lord’s prayer for a year. sald Aad to pinch. Bo that as it may, she sho changed off for the lore of the | worked some wonderful cures. was 0o kicker. She piled her rajoct- sea, and Y Derwent's grandmeth ; :."'.'.“““'-":.".' ;‘?.'_“' ot her of- | o was mfl'flu in her chalr. The | much. It doesa’t seem to be much Mr. Derwent and Miss Haswell were shock had mmfllm‘? '"h::‘ how, th 1 a g ot soquainted. They used the same | (COPYHiSh I8, by the BeC T o gfbissing? ::" . stairway, and often bumped against _— each other in the semi-darkness, but i she had never simled at him, and he | MOST USED VEGETABLE DRUG Bad never winked at her. They may | Bave wondered about each other | ecometimes, but it stopped right there. Perhaps this was a wise thing on the part of both, but it is also to be re membered that there s such a thing ! o8 carrylig wisdom too far. 'One morning young Derwent awoke 4 i ?‘. “th"o‘:o :::’n'l II‘ :n:::e: :"l::!.;h:: ! ground workmen is 250 or less, and tn- with a troubled conscience. A still - - emall voloe charged him with neglects | creasing according to the number. fog his grandmcther. He hadn't beea | :::‘:.“.::_ SIS EERY OV oI meay | A brigade must eonsist of not less up o Connecticut to see her for three [~ oyre was taken to exclude all 0e than five persons employed at ' the/ months, and it had been several weeks | oia)igts and to have every part of the | 109, - carefully selected for thelr : Most artists fall in love at a tender #ge and keep it up till they strike _§ ES But Jepson had fled. . Cactus, According to Canvass of Phy- slclans of This Country, Leads All the Rest. Coal Mine Rescue Work. Under the British mines accident utilized by the practicing physicians ' b6 bad written her that she | ypjteq Siates represented. More | KROW10d8e of underground work, cool | | might send an extra check. It wasa't | tngy 19000 answers were received, | 2°*® 804 powers of endurance, and wling ‘thb dear old girl acording to The drug leading the list was castas, Moyle. She was drylng apples and | yhich, according to Clinical Mediciae, mhkiag soft soap, and he was loafing was & genuine surprise. sround. Bhe was putting & second | Tne number of votes It received ' €Bt Without & course of training ap- age on her stony old farm and | yay 6239. The next seven, in the | PrOY®d DY the secretary of state. é scrapliig the bottom of the ‘flour bar | order named, hydrastine, acon. | The t¥De of apparatus employed con-{ - 4, and he was betting on the ponies | 1pq .....,......,'.;'.2.@"11:.'(.7& ergot | blsts of & mouthpiece, breathing bags, | . twin oxygen cylinders, regenerator, aild ordering fried eggs at the restaw- lladon | ey S——" tajoetor and reducing valve, He 1d take a run ap among | Cactus is a puritied extract of a nutmegs and see her and special variety of cactus plant grow- her of his undying love and | jng in a certain soil in Mexico, and Moo, that he expected & | has to be taken from the plant at a | 2P ‘0 palat & tamous Por | certain atage. o ond ;i 1 1 £ : 4 X af i ; 5 ; i °F il i ; i i g E H .5 | ] : 5: | ! sl 1 } | : 5 % : i ; 8 L] i § i i il i i ; i i i % H g g H ; | % vEp 4 : F f i i ;ig ? I 1311 § 28 3 g 8§ fe | H fit § i &sig T 15} rggg It HE !Eigg il Ei:?s HH| | z .4 ! § ol § g 2 £ § : i g . ; | i H 4 B | 14 =F8 i g § £ | 1515 ik i g f i ; EF i i 55 1 i : i § g ? 7 i i EEERE ; I § | 3 £ gid i | : £ g : £ - ‘ i B’ Esé 1 i g ; ifl 2 | ek i 1 i i ] T A | i £g i : ; 4 i ! £ iz fr il | E 4 ] §¥s § i ! ? : il i i { } | £ iy I i THE EVENING TELEGRAM.' BAK ELAND, FLA., APRIL 21, 1913, . l ..g':e'd ncv“er I;t u:ngluomu m'—( == = GRANDMA'SPARROT ' sz, i Sy CURE aAME| 3 % that they ought to get out of it and | haven't helped you, you say, and this |4 m; 2d and ¢th Sabbatds, 7:30 p. ua. nesday, April 33, 1913, | eharge. .| All Sundays except the third ia the < '8 1 3/, i H (South Kentucky Ave.) Rev. Issac C. Jenkins, pasor. ‘emporary. _residence, 911 South Florida avenus. Ofice at chburch. rivurs, 11:30 to 13:30. ucday Services— : Sunday school, 9:45 s. m. v FORSALE | wisceuungoy veek Day Services— FOR SALE OR RENT. Woman's - Mimionary Bosiety,| Tyg glegaat bungatows, five rooms| o PrE—— : : lum .mno: P unmwn&mzn the lng, 7:30. aeighborhood, situated on Squth Teu- 5 of Mr. C. R. Sidman. Your ronsge will de appreciat.; work guaranteesd. J. R p, . Teachers’ mesting Friday eveaing. | oo0ey anq Missouri avemues; $50¢ l A cordial iavitation to everybody | oo paymest; $300 one and two i all services. years at 8 per cent; dalance 10 years lngsworth with 25 bearing trees.| Dy any real estate agency, bave withdrawa it from tho g Ret. D. B. Cumble, Lakeland, day evening at 7:30. Woman’s Missionary Soclety on ‘the third Monday afterncon of each 0mnnmmfi from date at § per cemt, payable ; monthly. . , WA“:.’I‘ID TO RENT—A seyg Services at 11 8, m. by the pastor. t-room house, close in, l Sunday school at 3 p. m. FOR SALE—S actes good laad with | dress H. T. 7., Lock Box 225 ¢ Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. 4-room house, just outside eity I Prayer mooting overy Thursday' limite for §1,800, Imm — amountiag to over $60. R CUMBERLAND PRREDY. & veceted TERIAN ONVACR.| Hitite over two miles from Lake| o mopes '© the Evenio = _---—A ; land, being the aw of the ma¥ | ____ (Cornér Fiorids Ave. and Lomon 8t. of section 15, township 38 south ‘ R.V.‘.u.mm. or range 33 cast. For price and WHEN you want insurance Sunday séhool, 9:46 w. m. | Preaching frst ang second Bus- days, at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. I Weekly prayer meeting Wednes- | FOR SALE—3 lots facing Lake Hol- | NOTICE—My property is not for i | $300 cash, balance 1 and 2 years. The John F. Cox Realty Co. 603 ! To all these services the public is | cordially invited. neighborhood, 7333146. Price | e e —pa| $626; $325 cash and balance in ! FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCK one and two years. Phone 339 or 332 bdlue. 48 A BARGAIN—80 acres of good truck and fruit land, near Lakeland, at $17 an acre; the owner meeds the money immediately. See Ohlinger & Alfield. ‘566 Sunday Services—Sunday eshool. 9:45; preaching. 11 am. m, and 7:30 p. m. ' Wednesday—Prayer moeting at 7:30 p. m. FOR SALE. 9IXIELAND AND XYRTLE The city ot Lakeland offers for ssle oneacreof land between Highland Py ' STREET METHODIST CHURCHES. and Henter otziots alens Souts Fior- YOU WILL BE “ON TIME 1da avenue in Dixieland. i you go about it in the right Bids for purchase of samé will be | to secure suéh a result. received by the city clerk until Wed- IP YOU CARRY A WATCH [r Jizieland Chureh-— Services—1st and 34 Babbatbs, 11 Sabhath School—3 p. m. - Prayer Servico—Thureday aight at 7:30. Myrtle Btreet Chureh— Serview—1st and 34 Gabbaths. bt cabichonbics: WATCH 7:30 p. m.; 34 and ¢th Saddathe, 11 ’ “% mm‘:“ bids, and restrict purchaser from re-[it will give you the reputation at 7:30. W. K. STEINMEYER, Paater. FOR SALE—Furnishings in board- ing house in Lakeland, doing good Keystone business. Mann-Fitts Lapnd Co.,| “The only helps toward success th Lakeland, Fia. 692 |1 have ever found worth whil a S —————————— to have a purpose and t! FOR SALE OR RENT—Six-room | %illingness to work for it. T bouse, desirably located, at a bar- | the main thing. Coinctdent 1u<t . |realization of the absolute ne«: :::i‘ .Wllln:ll ; u;mnr'.:m ’:0’0 of good health an® an absorh: e . terest or hobby entirel, dilcru from one's pursuits.”—Edward | a the Strand. ALL SAINTS CHURCHE. cm‘oll'nnltmtnllut- chusetts Avenus, Rev. J. H. Weddell. minister in Services at 11 a. m. and § p. m. month. Other services as appointed. East Lakeland Misslen. Sunday scheolat $p.m. B A Milton, superinteadent. Prayer weeting Thursday at 7 p. m. owaer of & man's watch lost _“ North Broadway thres ye in ~ A = i The minister sald a recent co ':;:‘.,: L D of his chareh found the tirep!e 3 and bis consnlence was prickiig bi 8 e bild e I‘.mnum'—mnmnwm e Was Pri Laemon street; all modern conveni- ences. Call 354 Black, or address Box 263. 807 Consclence Inspires Ald. Yookers clergyman, whose ns oot made public, advertised OR RENT—PFour rooms and bath. M modera improvements; very Peasonable reat. Call $17 South Sunday School at 10 2. &. T | FIRST BAPTIST CHURCA. muommhvl . Willlan Dudley Newita, EUEWALES ™. D., vester. P A Foom 309 Bouth | ypy cqlarge on the fact that *o Sunday ochool 0:48 0. & FOR RENT uatll Nov. 16.—Dest 9ou lay & walk of cement the job Preaching Sunday ot 11 & & aad »u-lun-.min'un g; | Salshed—that means you're not - Ham " istantly repairing mor paying Weekly Weman's Missionary ead AM O FOR . Bast Lime otrest; alss §-room | UP-to-date, get our estimats o0 & ‘Sengiow-an GEVRANR:~Por 408 the walks you nesd—1ibe ¢ - particulars ses . 3. Buek $0208ded cost will be mors than <™ noiiy'hllcmm-.nn the ;™ orty. LAKELAND ARTIFICIAL close In; X rorms and bath, mod- “it's the same woman."—The ;, ©rn mprovements. See Ohllnger & SIM s | amsae ‘ ‘s6 ', B, Zimmerman, Prc¢ e ————— O ————e 7ou marry her. beware of & branotie 4 b