Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 17, 1913, Page 6

e e e s S flfl' SIX 1S GOoD T0 BE Lk DB GAPTAIN A GOOD DRESSER and we sure have got the goods to dress you up into. Our suits are going fast at the small margin we are selling them at 25 per cent off dollar gate Freighter. i Tiny Sailor Girl Wears Full Sea- Going Outfit and Is Often in Path of Danger—Has Made Two Ori- ental Trips. the water front in Staten island and | Bay Ridge had trained binoculars on the bridge of the British freighter In- draghiri as she passed through the narrows recently at the end of a voy- age from the orient a diminutive figure in oilskins, sea boots and wearing & gouthwester would have been &een strutting about with an air that indi- cated nothing was so important as the navigation of this ship. The small person was Phyllis Kel- | way, four years old, daughter of Capt. W. E. Kelway, Royal Naval Reserves, | commander of the Indraghiri. Enter-| ing or leaving port, Phyllis is never absent from her father's side on the bridge. She thinks so much of her seagoing outfit ehe always wears it in fair or squally wather. Every officer in the ship agrees the tizy sailor girl can box the compass, and at the rate her father is teachng | her navigation she soon will be able to “shoof the sun” and map off | a course on the chart. The child's love of the sea comes | naturally. She was born in midocean |in a hurrcane and never ha. shown fear in rough weather. In fact, the Now is yoor time to geta good Hart Schaffner & Marx suitatlessthan cost gay she shows m A few Palm Beach suits r rmht to be called et left going at $6.00 a suit Quifitter The Ha:t Schaffner & Marx Clothi ll THE Hi JOSEPH LeVAY The tiny eailor girl's aT ber fathcr is she runs into a fc the bridge for ho worst weather was when nearir 3 to be a stretch, The ship encountered this coast recently, and for 4¢ h apt. Helway had to i gtay on the bridge. l‘lnlh knows fog '1s a signal for h< r oil-kins and south- mother with | Pierce Mr. J. P. Kimbrough returns(has been attendineg k\hul] home the latter part of this wee %l says he will be ulad to get home from I.c \'a., where h':l: i ngeton, I The Services of Artists Are Yours When You Bring’] als thy Your Printing to the Lakeland News Job Printing YOU get your work done by people wh creep into your work that will make your printed matter ineffective, and perhaps subject it to the amused comment of discriminating people. Our plant turns out ten newspapers every week--two of them being sixteen-pagt papers of state-wide circulation; bat this does not mean that we do not also give the closest attention to the small work. An order for visiting cards, or for printing a rit, THE EVEN.*G TELBGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA, JUNE 17, 1913. e ——————————— will never leave the Daughter Helps ratrer to Navi- : |in her ventilators. These ladders in jured New York—If persons living near; 1oil.cers who romp with her on deck when the ship is rolling and pitching | when waves are breaking over the forecastle. | ‘ Aa[um of h Wit | restitution of $4, but gave out the fol- brn;;e even Were only 8 ;:inlld v\ne:a: was :!{z your mother. My pame — i v g o Kindly kl me hear from you." the captain tells her cshe can go. LOSES FOOT TO SAVE BABY said there Danger by Its Special Prie BELOW WE GIVE A FEW (p vecend Officer Beat'y nt a man on the ghip who d more of their I n the entire hip an oesn't 10,000 Tot Snatched From Be Rescuer he brought. Mother While Would- WITE : Capt. lI\(l\\ y is commodore cf the ts Run Down. PRICES T, MA:\Y o \ndra fleet. He hails from Milford -_— Sl GOODS OF EQUAL QU T‘I'l'\ Minneapolis.—A baby was £na from under the wheels of a Milwau- | PRICE. Jassenger train, and as a result s :fe!{:: Sncident W, J. Morrison. & QUALITY OF GOODS s - brakeman, is in 8 hospital seriously in- | FIRST THING WE LO0OZ ol Morrison's Tight foot was cut off AND THEN THE PRICE Ty when he tried to save the life of Elsie YOUR APPROVAL WITH 4 . v 1d daughter of l (he hatches. The life of a stowaway Harvey, three-years-o 1 was saved in this way. He was sufo- Mrs. C. E. Harvey of Chicago. The ANTEE THAT EVERYp | cating in the hold, but managed to baby had crept in front °if “‘fh '-n:: WILL BE AS REPRESENY; e grope his way to a ventilator and east bound, which was leaving the 8 | e climbed, almost exhausted, to deck. tion. Morrison leaped in froat o THESE PRICES FOR CAS Phyllis was first to see the mabn. the moving engine, but the mother She was playing oo deck with her had grasped the baby before he could } 18 pounds Sugar for...... He tried to sw“il sllpped Eest Butter, per Ib. the pilot. and fell directly under P! Contaiia, 30 pound = { Haven, Wales, and has wen a m dal for lifs eaving. MHis ghip is pe Lhe best equipped freighter c- this port. She carries telcmotor st ing gear and has patent hold ladders the ventilators permit the crew to g0 into the cargo holds without opening ———————p s everything was over. The tiny sailor girl stuck to her corner of the bridge, her eyes riveted with wonder on the black swirling cbject. cnows near the ventilator when che reach her. heard a cry. She ran to the bridge | she watched the crew try to rescue a CO"OWI::» 5120‘““! T | hi in Singapore. He Snowdrift, pounds ...., ¢ | lro:x;l;ntg Chinaman in Singap T Shake Te0t o0 Py ‘ | 4nd his navigating skill saved his ship 18 accomplished by the gift of imite |G cans Baby Size Cream.., ! in the Indian ocean when a water: tlou or the force of instinct is the Octagon Soap, 6 for....... gpout threatened to run him down. subject of inqulry at two easterd SHNE Colles: Do $onti away from it as it bore down on the e —————————————— ¢hip. But the waterspout also shifted Best White Meat, per Ib. . \ts direction, as if bent on pursulng SHE c AVE u 5 sl MMOMEN 5ol : aeuvered the spout, however, and 1Comvound Lard, per 1b, - coon was a safe distance away. In the | Feed Stuff is our lpeclnlty g 1exc1tement Phyllis was on the bridge, | Physiclans Falled To i g 0 T aniie S o Gseen, Bat She Finally Found | o wiin e D, H. CUMBIEGf . “ th the news. Ou another occasion | Capt. Kelway's long sea experience Whether the education of animaly Snowdrift, 5 pounds ....., | ife changed his course and headcd versities. ] Sweet Corn, 3 for ......... ! ithe vessel Capt, Kelway outma | but the captain didn’t notice her until 0“‘ on South Florida avenu PR 5 YEARS Western Man Tc'!s Why He Sent $4 For Board to Son of a Woman Long Dead. trea PAYS BILL AFTER 3 Meetze, Vn-"rs J. C. 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