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

: . D, FLA., AUG. 21 3913. ; THE EVENING TBLEGRAM., LAK ELAN ; ' T SOOI OLOTODL — e — ‘ rifig “with the ‘maddest Tusto.n hef AUTOMOBILE OWNERS! HIGH HEELED SLIPPER ety by g Clas._sjlzed A(!I)\en‘ | gk : b of spirit. - | have installed a Vulcanizer and am prepared to do_ TR T ' | At last, when she paused for-breath, ! By BELLE MANIATES. a voice behind her said: T R —— T'R E R E PAIR l N G e ——————— | YWY lmven’t’you played and "m‘: = ~ I,DUFFY‘S DE3p & i i i Allene was indulging ia the atter- | like that before?” : i f‘OR b oe! FEVER pou ) g of the most difficult kind, and can give you [satisfac- Ploaus = m“gg’;‘m. e | She whieeled about quickly on the oo o ‘uummmmw tion and save you money. Also e b xi m piano bench. ; r' — —— of chiil 4 Tires Placed on Baby Cerrliges While You Wait door neighbor, |y e L s e fhereT| R SALE--Good mileh cow. BBl gy, : . It Billy, came up the fI W. B. ARENDELL gove, Dy tnd ) | “I came at the first mnd'l&l th: At "¢ the muen, luy musie. It i8 just the kind I Hke. ¥, ~——m—— and make jf, , am not educated up to elassical FOR' SALD—Free dirt. Kindlmg| g, o), " » Bigycle and General Repair Shop :lrnoeu::ol:o :z:l.:: i | music.” wood 'at $t per load. ApPly &t| 4o Manutyy Gedar 8treet, Just Back of Gentral Pharmacy sarten days. | Oh, I feel s0 much better. Reall%s| gipiar: batel. 36| pony, Lo “Ob, Billy! We I can't live up to papa’s program any e N By ow. B SEL el s . e.e 8 08 HH Qeasoe e H \ nger.” ; e —————————————— :nmnh:':.;n ut:: o1 i » "%tht do you mean?” he demanded, | FOR ?LED::‘:e:of;’et ::O;;:‘z:: w ; RN R TR SETS we can! It will be Then impetuously and impulsively| band. ool Tasdo TRy In Laseiang N e all shut off for } she told him the deportment her. fa Re:i_. TbO_ . % bag of goi, 4 ther had prescribed, and the herolo ; the fin ; efforts she had made to live up to it. |Foa SALE—150 acres fine ‘truek|, m‘i’,‘.‘- n:t wi| » ' A most delightful week of pleasure| anq citrus lond; two houses; 26 #at o D T + followed. Saddle horses, nutomt;hiliel acres under eultivation,. balance B a4 ;h B, 1y 7.9 end mountain wagon were brought in- “ e 0 Tewy timber. $4,600. The:John F st Room No. by to use for various excursions and pic- i (1" | nics, Allene found in Philip a man a8 .Cox Realty Co. bullding, by tu, YR\ 4\) companionable as was Billy. p Crossing the lawn one day when the weather had suddenly turned:too cold | ‘The PHOENIX BARBER SHOP | ™sv'a 1 ‘Is better prepared to take care ‘of your face ‘than you are yourself. We use antiseplics. Have your workdone at the The Phoenix, one of the largest shops in the state. We make .CHILDREN’S HAIRCUTTING a specialty. did you know? Papa just got word that some business friend of J his, a Mr. Reeves § et — OLD HOUSE FOR SALE—WIill take $75 if sold at once. Florida & WANTED—A gy, “L; E. PEACOCK. 4 MANAGER || —Puilip Reeves— to permit of driving comfortably, Ale| Georgia Lamd Co., phode 172,| "o S8 peett ; 1s coming here to ) lene stepped on a stone, and.stumbled.| Munn Bldg. 1085 ) idress oD fory accept one of J| ‘s those sbsurd Frepeiheeled| - ..-——— ]y Rtan d°' 800y papa’s repeated slippers!” exclaimed Philip indignant-) poR RENT—Two furnisited rooms. s invitations to | visit. Papa has ly. “There ought to be & law against| )51, 5t 316 South Fiorida Ave, their manufacture!” 1091 LOST—A fob wip Initials F, J, y front of locket, turn to News ofy, ward. portment. He de- ] : scribes thisstupid |1 * l‘ ‘ ‘AR man as thirty-five, |\ ; L ‘| dignified, scholar | PE ly, et cetra. That: | sounds well to It you get it stere, it's all righ, qQuality. WANTED—100 ¢ for railroad consy Therefore when Allene came down verseness, she chose her very most REN extreme-heeled slippers. ° I ° On: the sixth stair from the bottom, € & she utrned her foot tripped, and land. jon: lid opened her eyes, she Wi rooms, Apply at 317 South Vir. ; .~ | in Philip's arms as he sat before the| 8inia avenue. 1089 « papa, but it is the grate fire in the library. She was s | —m8m™—————" i m Four Years of w 1 had gotten so weak 1 could not stand, :::grlptlon of & bore and a prig to very comfortable, she decided to close; FOR: RENT—One large room fur- stairs. that evening, out of'sheer per. S —— ed in & heap on the hall floor, FOR' RENT—Four unfurnished | her eyes again and postpone her “conr | nished for ligh, housekeeping. [ and ] gave up in despair. The next morning when she saw 'ing to.” :Then she felt him removisg 4 : L ; . Mulberry, i . . Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave Attast, my husband got mea botte of | BLY E0InE to the station with bis ‘her slippers. Bisibiil o SN . yMuf::m i : 2 : mother, she almost wept. “He thinks my ankle is broken or ¥ 4 / \ Upinl)upm. W Cardui, the woman’s tonic, and | come m"ll didn't know I was 60 fond of. sprained!” she reflected, and was giad Fof; m:;::"l’—-l‘lve-roo;n bungnlovlvl. ‘WANTED Book o ; i y!* she wailed, {she had put on her silken hose. She| @l modern convenlences; well o - ' é Came to Rescme. menced taking it. Fm the very firt | gy had no buoyant spirits to. halt opened her eyes, and to her hon| located. Inquire D. O. Rogera.| - closed. Special tr U : dose, | could tell it was helping me. § | quench wl:e:. the guest arrived. She ror sow him calmly committing her| Phone 259 or 43 Black. 109¢| @any businis, i i RS was 80 quiet and dejected during din- slippers to the flames. SR 7 5 W T NS AR S mthods of cost fif 3 % : can now walk two miles 'ltbotfl”lll ner that Philip Reeves finally aban-| She gave a little shriek of indigna | FOR RENT—My residence fur.| Keeping. Typem 1 | “Gatron, Ky.—In 39 Interesting letter | tiring me, and am doing all my work. d.::od his. attempts to converse with: thzf:H :l‘:'d ;::obolt“ ‘!m;fhtb A n'shed, for a month or two. All| 8nd cceurately i | Wom tis place, Mrs. Bettio Bulock| 1fyouareall run down from womanly | " Tures wretehod days passed fn'perst” o " °'7| modern conveniesces at a bar-| onable. P. Il ;f "“ as follows: “I suffered for four | troubles, don’t give up in despair, Try "ehleh Alhnt:. managed to maintain a “Well, their destruction seems to ;aln. See me at once. Dr. N,“I"s FHE. A, L . ; meanor that satisfied her father's have brought yon to consciousnese,” | Bryan. ANTED Teams 3 'gears, with womanly troubles, and during | Cardul, the woman’stonic. Ithashelped | ideas of decorum, although she felt he sald coolly, “I was afrald you had | FOR RENT—4 SR R T T ] s tirc, 1 could only sit up for a little|more than a million women, In its 50 ; horribly unnatural. Then -came the faiuted for keeps. 1Is your ankle ¥ ;| 8t Mulberry. Suf - A ik Y P k 4 | reaction. Her father received an wr hurt?” reasonablerent. Appl to €. C.| . howse & Brems, | iwhile, and could not walk anywhere at years of continuous success, and should | Sent summons to a neighboring town “Not a bit!” she replied, essaying Shamors with Lakeland Hard- il all. At times, | would have severe pains surely help you, too. Your druggist has | on business. With his departure, Al- to xet on her feet, but he held her| V2re and Plumbing Co. 1037 WANTED(— Your lene's strained dignity vanjshed. fast, i my left side; sold Cardul for years. He knows what d"‘:;hm‘s :lr. Reeves?” she asked “No, Alene! Let me. tell you some- ] :lad:; ’ reshsr’p-.. : : e mald as she came into. the thing. M “ LAt HoW, | mm was called in, and his treat- it will do. Ask him. He will recome house from & drive. | When he had told her she assured | [ lsce aneous. dozen., Lakeland ment relieved me for & while, but ] was |mend it. Begin taking Cardui today, “He went to the factory,” was the him she had loved him up to the time | "~ Hardware Co. A o reply. he had burned her sli | LOST—Lady" “Are bargal i \@hat, nothing seemed to do me any good. | Treameat for Women, seat in piin wrappase — 1 | Lorosirained since ber childhood days.! They finally compromised in halt | ward if returned to 709 North | rounds. You wor'h i Shy plano, ”.[ e flew_to_the piano, and the room French heels. Kentucky, 1100 | You' will find it tind 'Orie-Half Off On Ha! Beginning Friday Morning we will sell any Straw Hat in stock for 1-2 ‘price BIG REDUCTIONS ON SHOES AND OXFOR All the latest Styles and Toes, and all this season’s goods. N > | | of-date goods. You know the character of merchangise this stox?eoggllss.l.]g%:v %rfsf : MONEY CAN BUY. : Our usual guarantee back of every pair we sell. “Your money’s worth of ydur me back.” We need the room and must have it for large INCOMING FALL STO! Clapp Shoes and Oxfords ' The famous “JustWright” BOYS’ SCO Including all styles and all fbrg(gsgf‘l}dgllgordsreduced eaters. Former price 5350, ™ $2,.98 IOXFORDS| Reduced to $4098 $5 Quality reduced to $3.48 AT H AI_I'_ PRI | m\_\\ Terms Cash. No goods charged to any one AT REDUCED PRICES, Good time now to buy your Boys’ School Sho early while selections are geod. ! ¢ as they are Greatly Reduced. C [BAILEY CLOTHING C( DEEN & BRYANT .BUILDING