Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 10, 1913, Page 6

W LT ek e e T e ot ‘ 4 PAGE STX COULD SCARCELY Ralph Durncombe had loved Jean al-; . ways. ki@ had told her so when she | And For Three Summers Mrs. Vin-|believe | would have died if I hadn’t & wes twénty avd he : | taken it. i was thirty. But, cent Was Unable to Attend to | then, iu the height After 1 began taking Cardui, I was of Ler gay season, Any of Her Housework. greatly helped, and all three bottles re- : be S-?"meg q““s . % remote to her, an lieved me entirely. ihe! Bad | rotosed 1 fatiened up, and grew so much | his proposal. stronger in three months, I felt like an- | Two years later » her father died a other person altogether. bankrupt andiihe Cardui is purely vegetable and gentle- | married Raiph. It acting. Its ingredients have a mild, tonic | W28 & case of any ffect th I it port in & storm, effect, on the womanly constitution. and she frankly Cardui makes for increased strength, | told him so; but improves the appetite, tones up the ner- B 190 s e p that his great love vous system, and helps to make pale, sallow cheeks, fresh and rosy. Cardui has helped more than a million weak women, during the past 50 years. Pleasant Hill, N. C.—*I suffered for fhree summers,” writes Mrs. Walter Vincent, of this town, “and the third and last time, was my worst, I had dreadful nervous headaches and prostration, and was scarcely able to walk about. Could not do any of my housework. 1 also had dreadfu! pains in my back and sides and when one of those weak, sinking spells would come on me, ! would have to give up and lie down, \ for her could not but beget love in return. He lavished up: on her everything { il )| i | | I was certainly in a dreadful state of i) 4 bis thoughtful ‘ tiealtt, when I finally decided to try.v."f',.é’ O ClanaaaliibiiineiCo. Lades 44 ] o tructi 4 64-| ., “Home Cardui, the woman’s tonic, and 1 firmly | {oament for Women. sent In pionwrons, o ness devise. One evening 23 . Jean came upon her husband una- % wares in the Ii- | brary. His face was buried in hll; hands, and his whole attitude was one of dejection and despair He had not | heard her enter. She softly withdrew. | “What have I done,” she thought, sorrowfully, “to make him happy?: Nothing.” | She went back to the library. “Ralph,” she said, gently. “Jean,” he said, slowly, “I' have lost my money—everytihng. We are poor, Jean!” “But, Ralph; you have health, strength and ability; you are young enough to work. Do you care so much for riches? You forget, Ralph, that I| was poor, for a whole year. It won't! be a new experience for me as for! you.” ! i “I bave nothing left, Jean, exceptI a little cotiage and a plece of land out in a western town where I once had an interest in a large factory. It was' | L e ————— e THE UNIVERSAL USE OF THE ICE BOX Has done more to prevent summer illnesses ] than all drugs or systems of dieting ever in- vented, 4 The highest medical authority says so, Dr. Woods .Hutchison. Hot weather is here--- meet its discomforts. put them to rout by a liberal use of. OUR ICE. With yourrefrigerator working morning noon and you need fear no evil from hot weather If you will use our Coupon Books also you will get even better results from the money you spend for ice. Drivers se:l them. Lakeland Ice Company | position. l Phon 0 e 26 “I'll wire,” he said, promptly, “and T ([ he gives me any encouragement, we C. A. MANN Phone 257 and appointments and everything here PROPERTY OWNERS ATTENTION for Roberts to dispose of and hand over to my creditors.” | “Ralph, I have a balance of $1,000 in my private account. We'll the little cottage with 1t.” ! The next day he telegraphed and re-! Called to a remedy for leaky roofs. V»e are agents for the Carey Celebrated System cf roofs that do not leak and that stay tight— guaranteed 1 years. We also repairicaky roofs. If you are in the market for Brick, Lime or Cement, give us a call and save money. Estimates furnished for concrete construction of any kind. MANN PLUMBING & CONSTRUCTION CO. § oo ofomdcoende “Jean,” said her husband, one night, 3 ‘ “Then T will tell you something. It ! was all untrue what I told you about lcelved a favorable reply. Within a. DR COPOEOSOSD & + QOO TATUSCIRPROLERSTPRS ¢ Ll bk o “it seems marvelous to me that pov- Y losing our money. 1 wag brooding that N forgot to mortgage it even, and it es- caped the wreck.” “It would give us athome,” she said, thoughtfully, “and don't you think you could get some position out there?” “l was just thinking,” he replied.| ‘A particular friend of mine is super- | intendent of the factory, and I feel| confident he would give me an office | ! week, he and Jean were furnishing' ' their little western home, ard schem- ' ing to make their $1,000 go as far as' m«b«tc»z-«am»-aoe»:voeua»«z-nw.m*wmmmonm. erty has galned for me what riches ‘covld not. For you .do loye me, , ' Jean!” ' possible. The little cottage was very pictur Laketand Paving&ConstructionCo. { i\, /" wuom: e s _Artlflcial 5t(me, BriC" 8nd z Ralph, you used to do too much for esque and homellke. Jean, who had acquired some little knowledge of ' me. There was nothing for me to do Concrete Bullding Material + In return, but common interests and cooking in a chaflng dish way in her year of independence, became a profi- (t common cares have awakened new 4 meanings in life and love to me” Estimates Cheerfully Furnlshed on Paving - and all Kinds of Artificlal Stone Work S s T TR SR EOU SISO DYEOLS 307 West Maln Street- Phone 348-Black - nisht over your not loving me, and g when you came to me, sympathetie [ irw C [} and kind in manner, an inspiration F. l]. HUFH A“ J. N. UAVIS J. P. r‘EWBEBKth moved me to try this experiment. In = SR PaRa . Ro L Dindn set Man winning your love I have come to love Pres. 5ec.& Tres Supt, & Gen. Man. V. Pres. & Asst Mar ¢ ! this simple way of living.” L A RO RRORHOCRORR RS O & $O404 CPEA D T | “I have an interest in this factory, DOOEOEOH0 HOFO0OIOROIOIOROD FOFOMOICIOLOFOLOOLOBOLO 10 o Inushed "My salary was my divi dend. Our house and things are all there waiting for us. Shall | there now, or ghall we travel?” | “Let's take our real wedding trip, Ralph, and go abroad,’ she suggested. “When we come back we will enter- tain each other instead of our ac- quaintances, and, Ralph, love won't fly out of the window now that riches have come back to our door, will it, dear?” | (Copyright, by Daily Story Pub. Co.) we go De Rib STEAM PRESSING CLUB tailed for and Delivared. Prompt Service . Satisfaction Guaraa- ted C. A. MANN, MsNAGER XN. Kentucky Ave, Phone 257 Bowyer Building TR ST U IO 0RO B P00 L0 2080 LOPOBOPOEOMOSEPOPOSORCIS - IF YOUU ARE THINKING OF BUILDING. SEE MARSHALL & SANDERS Why Is Sleep? Why is sleep? Now, please don't answer this question right off the Dat, 80 to say, by remarking that it is an instinet or a necessity or anything like that. For Drs. Legendre and Pie- dron of Loudon, in experiments on dogs, have discovered that sleep s due to a toxic substance in thie blood developed by long periods of wakeful- There you have it, you LBV GO BRI B3R 8 OV 5 5 ness DD TS ey i longer you stay awake the sure The O1d Reliable Contractors will be to sleep. And you m B ' ) Rk . of some persons who have arrears “_h(‘ have b s ?"‘1 ng )j"‘"““ in Lakeland f”r years, and gleep due and uncollectable for v: s who ne e "FKLL DOWN?” or failed to give satisfaction, reasons ng which goes to show that sleep is rath- er an unevenly distributed thing and— oh, well, what of it? resid ¢s built by this firm are evidgnces of their ability to make pood MARSHALL & SANDERS . Phone 228 blue " ROTITICKINR0Y K0O00000C0000CRIICIN N If you do not desire much, little will seem much to you, for small wants give poverty the power of wealth.— Democritus. . L g 2 R E L e L T e et ETITES BVENING ARSORAM, LAXELAND, FLA., JULY 10, 1913. e e et e———————— I_ oo ————————1 ..__——-——-——-—-—-—i IPOVERTY AS LEVELER!MAN’S GREATEST LOVE he perceived that the lowered win- such a small piece of property that I! b traveled in his insane flight! Suppose 'l ’ that he found the household aroused | aflame, | | l 8y ARTHUR W. BEER. F M As he fled along the bleak highway | the one awful thought that possessed him was the utter hopelessness of the situation into which be had been 80, abruptly planged He had not meant to kill no! such a thought had never found | lodgment in hig brain for an lnstant.i Why should ke harm the father of tbe; woman he loved? | He had gone more to plead his cause with the old man. Words had passed between them, and the old man, ln’ senile rage, had attacked him. Even, then he had not meant to show re | sistance. His sole thought was to| quiet the old man. But as he hadI struggled with him with that end in vlew tLey had slipped on the polished £ AU 31“ oz |ih..\,;rfllflfl fl f the li- s e o i aing the od mavs | QUALITY is the fundamental principl head had struck ageinst the iron- him. Ah.| g bound comer of o massite maclent | 000 store keeping, as in farming. Presently, in the deep gloom of his inner being a spark of hope glowered. | What if the old man were not really | dead? True, he had thought to make sure, but he should not have given up 80 soon. At any rate, he should have faced the situation manfully; should bave aroused old Sarah, the sole do-, mestic of the old widower’s big house; | and Clarice—no! he never could have told Clarice. He began to retrace his steps fe- verizhly. What a distance he had I: costs no more for the transportatio handling, insurance, number of people en. ployed, display and advertising for goof quality than for poor. Our hardware is the best we can buy. | costs the least thatthe best costs anywher:, upon: his return? As at length he neared the house, | dows were lighted up. But surely that fitful, flaring light was no ordinary {llumination? He suddenly recalled that in his struggle with the old man the burning logs of the great open fire in the library had been scattered. He had afterward thrown them back, but some stray | coals must have remained behind and now an fire! He rushed forward; but he might as well have hurled himself against a rock as against that massive front door:. and as for the lower windows, they were heavily crossed with iron You'll enjoy handling our toels---the have the right hang and balance. QUALITY is our watch word! The Jackson, ant Wilson Co. -~ And Clarice? Clarice was no doubt | sleeping calmly enough upstairs. He knew her window. He dashed madly in the direction of the barn, where #e remembered to have seen a ladder only the other day. | Presently he returned. dragging its | weight after him, and ralsed it to the | upper window. He broke the glass with his bare | hands, unmindful: of the wounds it | caused him, and. raising the sash, en- te ed the apartment. “Clarice!” he called. “The house is afire; come quickly.” e = 2 = é = He rau to the head of the stairs. The lower portion of the house was all Ho gatliered her yielding body in his arms and hurried to the window. “But where is father? Oh, you must save him!” she gasped. “I will, dariing,” he said, shudder ing involuntarily. He gazed below. Neighbors, at- tracted by tme glare, had commenced to assemble. One man was already half-way up the ladder. He passed her fainting form to the man on the ladder and rushed back to arouse old Sarah and direct her to the means of escape. Then he began tc make his way to / the hell of fire below. 7 // It was then that the great tempta- g tion came to him. Why should he risk his life for a dead man? Already he had done all that could reasonably be reqeired of him, and the fire would soon obliterate the traces of that ! dread mishap But, no! he could not live with that staln upon his He could not bear the plaudits of the crowd, nor Ler proud words of praise for his he- roism, with the knowledge of the true £S = 7 { Smohed cal An Endless Variety Of the Best : Brinds soul I BT TP 4 AMSe=\With that rint eni ] HAM S-=Vith that rict., spicy flavor ate of affairs gnawing at his heart. g Je fought 1 vay to the library | & AC e | : 1 ol il bt § BALON « of lean and streak of fatki his late adversar; trough the hall, | & / ¢ R 1 s . ot 2ad to the doo rualed with | & SAUSAGE 5-« ost any kind to your liking. his burden d flames ‘( overcame lie sank down just |} potted F".’ 2at ts within the portal. | . e b Ccnned MeO‘ : Meanwhile, from the outside they ': P. -k were batteri down the Joor wi[h‘ ]V]\led MQOtS axes, and presently they rushed in, regardless of the flames thot belched | A different kind f n t or ev ¢ th forth, and carried out the blackened | ik ‘day elfl the mon bodies. ; Best Butter, per pound. .. 4 One grave confained them; and, ! n e W o kneeling by tbe marble shaft that .“z"' 17 Found' . ; 1.80 marks its site. you may of-en see a Cot TR e sad faced, blackparbed weman, Be SisB Mvas Pala s sides names and dates, the shaft bears | Cottolens, 4-pound pails 50 this inscription: | : SR a0 O ; “Greater love hath no man than | howdnft, 10-pound pails this, that & man lay down his life for | 3 cans family size Cream his friend.” e Rete i s st (Copyright, by Daily Story Pvb. Co.) e e CORRSRR —_— 1.8 barr | o ey BT S R e 18 pounds best Fio ur, Octagon Soap, 6 for ©round Coffee, per p § gallons Keregeng | rman library, which | inal text of the na- | * Wacht am Rhein,” The imperial Ge rossesses the or tional anthem, “I °d b nal music from a per- he librariar s 4 s rian canhot (el P OeDEOPeUTOOGPTLIT QTR Ou it Ge O o —— —_ D O e - o = o : . | 7 4 [ I’[ I 4 , “Comj 1 March 10, 1854, €0 ® £ i— 4 Karl Wil at Knefeld.” The # ¥ <heet appears to have been dedicated ® badaa el TIPSO ROII0 $OLRU I o to the composer's friend, Wilheln ; e I;Arenf. A copy of the musie, also signed by the composer, slightly | changed, is preserved at the German | Museum at Nurnburg, | AWARtAG Will Bring Resul ]