Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 4, 1913, Page 6

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TELL US WHAT YOU WANT Tv BUY; WE WILL TRY TO FIND A SELLER 4 } Rooms 6 and 7, DEEN & BRYANT Building Lakeland » L} Florida — ———— —— ; | 18, and the captain can get a good po G | @ cabin, Chris" cried Matt. i - Telegram10c Week EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, NOV. 4, 1913. LLOYD OSBOURNE Copyright, 1911, by the Bobbs-Merrill Company (Continued from Page 2.) poseetion on the plantdtion or in the company's store.” Then nothing would satisfy Schwartz but that he should return with Matt and be present when the great news | wus broken to Chris. Saying goodby | to Colewan, they started walking arm s n arm, like a pair of cronies; for the | Esmeralda was to sail the next day. aud Schwartz had promised him the owner's cabin, as well as inviting him and Chris to dine on board that very night. By way of celebration Matt bought a bunch of roses and a box of (":unl.\'. and it was in this gala fashion and with overflowing spirits that he mounted the stairs of No. 7 und knocked at Chris* door. “Shiake bands with the best and kindest fellow in the world,” he ex- claimed as she shrank at the sight of a stranger. “Chris, this is Captain Schwartz of the schooner Esmeralda, who has dropped from heaven to res- cue us.” “Dis is the first time I was ever re- ported from heaven,” said Schwartz, laughing explosively. “Delighted to mect you, Mrs. Broughton. No, thank you, I vill not sit down. 1 weeshed merely to give my invitation in person and extend the courtesies of my ship to 8o charming a lady."” “The captain wants us to dine on board tonight,” Matt explained, “and tomorrow we sall with him to the is- lands! Just think of it, Chris. we're salling tomorrow, actually sailing to- I morrow!” | “Anywhere you like, old chap,” put Lin Schwartz royally, “though if you i will listen to me. Mrs. Broughton, you ! will go on to Malaita, where my wife | ! I seetion.” “And we're to have the owners “Did yon “Delighted to meet you, Mrs, Brough- ton.” ever hear the like of that! Isn't that Kind. thonzh? Isn't that wonderful? Isu't that dropping from heaven?" Chris, now excited too, admitted that it was, and with shining eyes regard- ed the man to whom they owed so much. They took a street ear to the waterfront, where they walked along ! a sea shop was a novelts. @xnd if you wish to do any shopping. I hope you will not forget our old es-| tablishment peeziness!™ As he spoke he opened the door opposite and nnh-; ered her into the trade room, a veri- table floating shop. with a counter and seales and primitive show- It contained evervthing under the sun. from brass wedding rings, 3 cheap watches, tools of all Kinds, iewsharps and flints for tintlock mus- ket 0 bont anchors, Kees of dyna- wiite barrels of beef and pork. and in. numerable bolts of gaily printed cot- tons “But what do you wart with all those things?" asked Chrs, to whom shelves, (1808, e s il T Sl S RN S K B R 6 R e e R SN S N A Wiy LA B “Sell them to the noble eavaze at 300 | per cent profit,” returned Schwartz, langhing. “But what are those guns over there for in the rack?" “To shoot him if he ain't satisfied. They are a tricky lot. Mrs. Broughton, and, like all customers, are reidy to beat you down, ouly they do it with a cloob.™ Chris shrank a little closer to Matt, who reassured her by remarking that their islands would not he like that. “You've never told me where sou want to go.” put in Rehwartz, “Vare is that delizhtful place so different from the Solomons?” “Really, ecaptain, 1 don’t want to take you ont of your eonrse,” return- el Matt seriously. “The Gilbert is- Jands are in your way. Drop us there anywhere. The Tokelaus would suit me best.” “The Tokelaus? Vare {s dem?” “Well, the Union Islands to call them the pame they have on most coarts.” “The Union islands! Yaas, | knm"‘I the Union islands. A little sonth, but what's that? Old south sea captains should stand together-that's what 1 say!" “Oh, captain, I'll never be able to thank you enough!™ “Dat's all foolishness, Broughton. You would do the same for me.” | (4o Be Continued'’) PRETTY NEGKWEAR ELDERLY WOMAN vill. APPRECIATE A BIT of uec A od to el¢ pleasing 1a r, especially suit- vomen, will prove a somebody's grand- Jabot is made of and lace in a deep is not simple as wed pieces of | erly to ma. tafieta cream color, niost such piec 5 Tt { , . cui double; and sewed together | L narrow seam, leaving an opening rough which to turn them right side [ s at this o) nz are . f ( fuliy blind-stitchoc ther, i ak- | sular pieces, o4 in this way are joined by a‘ [ | 1 OW 1 inches loug. This band supports the | K s ol fine net or all-over lace | [ is sewed to it. This ruflie is ' *d with a plaiting of lace at the '§ bottom, made of edging three inches ' wide. The rufile of allover lace is a little less than six inches deep, and the lace plaiting is set on at the ex- treme edge making the jabot between eight and a half and nine inches in on foot until they reached the whart where the Esmeralda was lying. In| contrast with the towering clipper ships all about her the Esmeralda appeared to be a toy, and so diminn tve that they had to descend to her deck by a fadder. She was a typical south sea schooner, built on sharp and yacht like lines and heavily sparred for her sive In the little main cabin they were made acquainted with Mr. Brandeis, the mate, who was m: King up his ae- counts at the table, with small piles of vold and silver eoin stacked on the various bills. Mr. Broundeis was a very fair, irritable looking man of tifty | or so, with a lank mustache, who spoke no Eng shook hands | solemnly at his rior's bidding, | *A goot chap.” said Captain Nchwartz, | | smiling, laying his band on the nate's | 8houlder. “Reads books—all the time be reads books—and never ¢ and s, ks ex- cept to contradict you, and <1 voy Are { a liar on page 79, or a fon ige 203. Seme day I'll throy ar. board and shoot his books n and say: ‘Go and prove ft e feesh! " Beyond the captain's, and nnchedl by a narrow passageway, was the! “owner's cabin"—another cubical with barely room for a couple of bunks, superimposed. “Thbis 1z where you will live™ sald the captain to Chris, who was regard. | log everything with_much cnr_lm-‘ . e depth, g Shadow lace is selected for the ja. | bot in either deep cream or butter-col- or. As a finishing touch the small est rhinestone buttens, set in bluck M enamel, are used on the lower poiuts of the triangular pieces, | The combination of lace and black '# silk is not the only one in which this pretty surprise can be developed with pleasing results. The 1} and purple to of green and brown with cream c ter-colored lace make jabots suitable to older women and quite as effective as black and white, JULIA BOTTOMLEY. ———— Mending Corsets, Often corsets, otherwise in good coundition, will break at the hips. 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