Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 9, 1913, Page 2

Y\; m 4 i 1 ( i | 4 | i } ) & . - r i ¥ § £ = Nk puice 0F ) H "3‘ > YOI INOTICY 1) Qitf : n/('z, L will be 7 ale there. . 7 ".W:I By TLAT BB WAL e PRSI -1 G A B4 Truny Ve fig PR NN The best place to hide money is where they they have vaults toprotect it, (thgn we see newspaper accounts of people having been robbed Sugar bowls rag bags and all those other p'aces where people conceal money, are well known to burglars, Hide it in‘ OL.R BANK then ycu know where you can find it. Do Your Banking With Us First National Bank OF LAKELAND Long Life of Linen Lakeland Steam Laundry cuee 138 West Main B Z Jo. CzZ't want uuy them without Never Have {t te doue There ‘chancey” about it. it will Ly us and norgughly and atcurately. will be nuthing Buylnyg glasses any other way 18 like the dark. It ing medicine in 2ETOUR. COLE & HULL Jewelers and Optometrists Phone 173 Llakeland, Fa. the team for r baggage cheeks will come g and if want to with us " 1t you ple: for your tru there I8 a partd | night we De Rb SIEAM PRESSING CLUB Fremsing and Altera tion. Ladiea Work a Speclalty. Work Helen pointed tor and Dalivered. Prempt Bervies . Batisfaction Guaras- out & trunk okl with which ing it to eartied it to the 1 M VYEILES -y g ticky Ave, Manager Phone 287 Bowyer Building distant e 5ed of 12073 s SOOI H IOV VNI IR R I8 | blue haze ¢ t the horizon. Helen resolved that the wounld ne to the foot of the monntain— what fun that would be if Jimmy were along too! Now when ghe thought of Jimmy she wondered why he there to meet her and a strange chill | tell over her epirits Mort | looking down at the sweet profile saw the quivering eensitive lips and be cause Mrs. Hunneford had made no | secret of her hopes and plans for Jim- my and Helen, Mort muttered some- thing between his set tecth that was | tmpolite “Did you epeak”™ asked Helen look- fh; up. “No,” he breathed quickly; “that {s, | T was talking to mvself—a chap gets | into the habit out here on the plains.” “Don't you like 1t?” asked Helen with inte: ‘st because this big man seemed 80 much a part of the wide, free open life that ghe agine him pent up in the city; a he Inoked the fort of man that w not stay whe lid not war he looked gtro way out J | “Like tt? Ilove it he said briefly | "It seema rather lonely he eaid | wistfolly | “That’'s because you arn from thae east. It secme cramped ater erowded ~ rde until #he cur W. K. Jackson-sssocutes- W, K, MCRae Owner and Manufac- Real turerg' Agent Estate Brokerage--Real Estate} TelllUs What You Have to Sell, We Will Try to Find a Buyer Tell Us What You Wantto Ruy; We Will Try to Find a Seller Rcoms 6 and 7, DEEN & RRYANT Building Lakeland L e Florida Telegram10c W had not been ! Rivers | Wey Tupaeut o™ Tu opmimt 00Vl NEY 8 e 28k fagtt) . SERe U CaoT £5) S THHICEH & ) S U gL LI st w? nom (s e e, t yovt § palie—veE TL Ao puad Lueel g g T8 LOURE ul LmoOLg Ll Lug pave Ll of e (L DL OSEY e Ule i " an Bl LSBT pITCITINA S T 1t Let W stort £ t VL 28 €7 ezrs 4o g rter 62ld tell better in but it did not take any foresizh* to oh Jimmy had gone over and lors to the mast of > will never know that ! care” rthought Helen flercely The duys thot Aferens frox planned Inst the prairie rides goinz * and wernt ¢ who w 1 been waiting f Those Hunneferd ! :ind to him and there came a day when the mem ory of Downg seemed like a | foolish drezam and then he realized could not im-! that his love ered after all Alas for poor Jimmy it was too late. Helen had learned the trye worth of Mort Rivers znd on his steadfast nature she leaned and upon him she laviched the rea! love of her womarhood “It all happened berainen I eame that day in place of Ji- " langhed Mort Rivers one dav *hey were married Helen shook her surv: voaq oy or Helen had never wav- happened becange we v ade for | each other” she e:id r o that homeward rida, Jimm eemed the same to me " (Copyright, , News- et - ‘ gular reference to the fact that his v Sp—————— &\\\X\\\\\\\\\\\\\\X‘XKX“ i ——————————ESE LATE MR. M'GLUCKEN g Wiy ATLER was but seven | s calculated to with per- there were , that the ness i vourself that most | t the notion that Mec- | s was caused by a 1p through his boot ed to his hat? Why, Mr. Peters, if we were to print a thing like that I believe this office would be gutted by a mcb before night.” “T see. 1 must rewrite that.” ‘Right afrerward, next to that sin- end wae faste | aunt pereisted in putting on her gum | shoes whenever she went to bed, and | that his grandmother swallowed her | Bpectacles three times in church, you remark that in 1906 Mr. McGlucken | was taken with torpidity of the liver, | whereupon he joined the Swedenbor- glan church, and voted the Populist ticket regularly. You see you fail to the thing connect. People will torpidity of the °T to the Sweden- , and, 2s he had to stop before tion, so he missed icipation in the services, et cetera, et cetera, | pledge you my word of honor, Mr. Peters, as a man who has his finger on the public pulse, there will be a million people around here tomorrow perfectly savage to know whether McGlucken had the heaves, or whether the horse had! No, Mr. Peters, it won't do! It really won't. I want to putina good obitu- ary of McGlucken. I know you want to do him justice. I can gee your sym- pathetic feeling ruaning all through this article. It is chock-full of genuine emotion. You really mourn for Me- Glucken. But, hang it! young man, if I would let the billowy tumults of sor Tow that rage in your soul boil out into the columns of the Daily Argus in this | particular form, I should have the | whole McGlucken family after me with a libel suit, and within forty-eight hours all the insane asvlums in the 14 be so crowded that the 't breathe! No, you aul it; furbish it up; re- ve it: lick it into shape. o e chance.” nded in his resigna- a position as condue- €t car. - 3. i [ ———————— YRS PTS RSE R RR————— : of NT i the wyy weather will zot ef:; NOW, before the (ro.: er of late fall sets 1 3 those zeeded Walks rey lar azd make ot: 5 should be doze wit: Cygy 13 F - ASk us for Sgures—vy, smbmit them, t!‘ -mw Lakeland Arijfe S Stone W . » from cows inspected and ;! by the City Pure Food '..fl men:. Manufactured the wmos; modera ard 3 conditjons. ALL I :»;‘a . that g0 to maxe our: MUST be the standard o ity and quality. Toex difference in “Froicr b iearn to s2y tards” and POIN: TTap Cream. Try it. F? MR SALE Lake Pheiri [’ ! LAKELAN Surgical God Household a7g Sick Room :im 2l plies go to : Lake Pharm. Bryan’s Drug $ We wil! send them you and will try t‘l you right, PHONF ! Our DIspld of watches, lockets, chsl” brooches, ote., is motless!' verfect taste ag well ss ¥ good quality. TheTJewelr we handle is the kind ' 108 tu give satiefaction * 50w long it i worn. !f -'l © give sometihng of psrT* ur case will supply it . €. Stev