Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 19, 1913, Page 7

You Think of Gifts | NS MEmeves PTG Lot J | hat we are heacquarters for artistic, useful I ariicles, such as are ideal for presents. Toys D.I's China Vases P ctures Statuary ets sk ' ts tationery i Desk Fittings Alligator Goods Lakeland Book Store Bentord & Steitz 1 U g P . AR “n I o L R L o g H % l! | |\ == D i | féiiv;‘ ho’fiq_)ilir‘} our | < and we will Kee , i accounts Sfralghfl | heckisthie mey v: pey you lwl’r'l.:r ‘ e you have - chved crreach by, it to keeproiraccoins streigt t when e yow money inthe tank, biceuce k ke ps your accounts straight for cavesyou nary lowsof work and Start @ ba k accoint with us. and I see the ci rvenien ¢, and after- ithe absolute NECESSITY of having a I laccount, po Your Banking With Us NATIONAL BANK OF LEKELAND 14 R Logan J F Townsend AN § TOWNSEND ILDING CCNTRACTORS ety Fords b AU Cantrects rosh Cy bwant a careful, consistert and re estimate o heonstuction ot your hg. St E US MY EGIATE 3 LHONE 66 Futch & Geniry Bldg AT P T R TR R T A T T T R T v L. CARLETON AN!ITARY P UMEING G-2nd SHEET METAL WORKS »s Fitting. Sewer Wo k. Driven ellsend Punps o+ « « o ¢ Y. AVEa d Vain ST, LAND @ T HONE 240 FLORIDA POL OPOFPOS IPOT0ROFOPOPOTOLT TY ;?\ THE CITY OF LAKELAND. FLORIDA ot act Gwy made and enered o by the Cin INERS OF REAL PROPER o p N T Slicecl from he easi side of Flor nder and by ath nties o aod he owal frontage of m::}‘ »‘ v.|I e ee dtaue s en paoeuw and curbed Qo and the woes 1, and, £ i - i has been ascerained that die wan cost of said paving and curbing is the Uy LW Vi dol (sixteen hu g i hun ) hineal feet, sald particuiariy desciiled as fol Cost 'er Frontage S K I S 1 ugh 127 2002 K. Talley. \id 2002 the 21st da Ver. A. D1 he co Bt said o d 1 Prag W et of such improvements > . oh pee mined issue miediately af er r e o seased araint & debtedness therefor against e:ch lot 14"' the aP'Sx (@) pa cen, and & bteduess to bear in evest at the raie ¥ = 4 A certifieat indebtedue: 1 one, two, three, four and five rears: s 1 certificates qual installments that the swue <hall be wuaranteed by the city ""1"“ : mt of any interest or any i: nu‘uhem""yrhm'-:' ‘;'"A' l""' the holder thereof to consider the who e B g tes immediately due and payable, with the interest |.'- s, 1.n s , Vice President Board of Bond Trustees. and in case Lie it shal expre<sed Clerk, joner of Public Works. TAK EVENING TELEORAM. e e e e et % N e SR FORGAVE EACH OTHER By DONALD ALLEN. The current of love between Miss Fanny Drew and Mr. Randolph Aik- ens was running along so smoothly a8 to be alnost vexatious. Any old maid or cld bachelor will tell you that & tiff now and then between two peo- ple in love adds spice to it. There are pcople who wonder if Adam and Eve quarreled. Of course they did. They were rushed at cach other even without an introduciion, and there was no squeezing hands or wiulks beneath the silvery moon. Adam was grouching around the gar den by his lone ome when he caught sight of Eve pseking out from behiud & lilac bush and be called out: “Here, you woman, come along here and quit your tooling!" It wasn't a fair shuke nor a square deil, and the more one thinks of it the more he wonders that love is the sentiment that we find it. “They have been loving and have been engaged over a yeur,” said the mother of the young m in this af- fair, that tock place luter on than Auam’s by several years, “and they hiven't hed a fulling out yvet” “Then theyll unever wurry—never!" was the roply “I'm afraid not. “Cecause, when a woman really loves & man the wauts to get n a dig at him cnece in awhile!” “Zhe does.” “She wants to let him know about twice a monih that he isn't the only man on this green earth—not by a long shot!" “That's it." “Ard he wants a chance to get jeal- ous over nothing, and to stump around and tear down trees and write letters and cull her a peridious wreteh.” “He surely does." “And ofter che has sent him back his letters and the engage-ring, and beth hove loit a heap of slecp and called them: elves idiots, they come sneiking arcund and make up and love each other twice as well us they did bofore’ STHAtS Just it our place, " Mrs. Afkens, wrreld If 1 was the mother of | y I'd ad vise her the same. They'll never get married if this thing goes on as placid as melasses running down hill.” No advice was given, however. It was not needed. There is a divinity whose job it is to look out that love mawches do not become too draggy ndelph to pick a q and insipid, and she hit the trail of Randolph Aikens within 40 days after his mother had expressed her worries. é“‘hlle Miss Fanny Drew was fair to look upon, and was considered a catch, the young man had no trouble in shouldering other aspirants aside and bhaving the field to himself. Things were jogging along at an easy gait when the young lady's cous- tn came on from the west and brought a Rocky Mountain breeze with him. He was young and happy and hand- some, and he had a ranch on which the cattle were as thick as flies about a sugar bowl It was announced by sgome kind hearted person that he had come on to marry Miss Fanny and beur her hence to the land of alkall. If the rumor was denied no one heard of the denial. Young Aikens met the “wild and woolly” and they were introduced and shook hands. The W sterner wus breczy. He was a hustler. He tali- ed straight from the shoulder He us- serted he was after a bride to share the scenery with him and eat her por- tion of grase fcd beef that roamed on a hundred hills, and he add«d that he 1318 Limseli Just two weeks to fall in love, appear before the minister ard pack s trunk and scoot for the west with Lis bride cn his arm Young Ai had half i rest in a gt he ¢u'd not reconci! i.h jaca bocis wnd ich hats. After 30 sec o1 ds’ cons ration he concluded to Lite hie cousin Five miuutes later he had decided to ®Ua.icl Vidh aiss Fanny, and he be- g.n: “Worldn't it been an act of contideration to have told me you woero ongiged to him?” “Rirdclph, what are about ?” the exclaimed. “Your marrag: with chuser from the west!™ “My ccu-in? \hy do you epeak of bim in that way? Tcm Is a breeay, whole-couled fellow.” “And you will prcb.bly be very hap- py with him” “1lzve you taken this silly gossip In earnest?”’ It may be silly gossip, but from the wav "o looks at ycu—" “Why, he's my own cousin i *Yel wrvd we used to play togcther as childr n!” you talking that steer- A “Mr Aikens, will you Kindly ¢x¥nluin what that 'ah’ was meant to s1200v? asked the girl as che drew ber=cli up a. zced to smile 1f you will kindiy tell me *ho doe of the widding | wiill b « Al th vie and seve u " s mre o he rovlied She turncd frem h¢ g fcr Uiang - 1L W doliberately proveked t there was any fe it rested with some ¢ The troubl> with a | Wh1s £Ore is thut be 15 LOT CUseu Wall +.AR ELAND, FLA., NOV. 19, 1913. maamg a denkey of himself. He must be two or three of them. Instead of going back to the girl and “fessing up” and having it all over with in half an hour, he must go round with the air of a wmartyr and keep the whole | United States upset for weeks. He knows that the girl can't and wom't vigit his gent's furnishing store to ask about a dellar shirt for her father and make it an excuse for lcoking at him in a heart-broken way and hinting that she has consumption and not long to tarry. No, she can't and won't come, and that's another grouch to add to his stock. She ought to send a litlle note—: he cughit to do this and that, and he kceps right on the don- key job till Destiny gets mud and slam-bangs him. The cousin from the west married a girl in a village Lve miles away and went heme to his steers and his al- K Keli, and of course yoang Aikens got ];llh' news. ‘Lhat was another grouch. i Why didn't Mizs Fauny deny the gos- | 8ip more vi u:ly? Why ddn't she | roll up her cyes, raise her right hand ;md ay in a loud firm veice: i i, b swear to high heaven I can never love anybody but thee!™ ; tad thie 50 swoin? Not by a jug jfulll Very veliy let ber suiter for the ; omissiog lv) Ak uraishing store closed ICCK in tie evening He Lomwe by a particular LY was awuare of this, thiown horsedf in his way aund given hia good evening and a blawed throw, and he thought it over he tawrly gritted his teeth, Weeks pacsed. S Sliand at eight o« Linays W but had :h a show? Mot when Then he got the hib.t o1 waing evening walks along the riverside. He would wander ou. on &n ¢ld doek and sit o an old bar- jrel and sigh and cuss a couple of from infaney. From various quarters pramtive watis of the bullfrogs came and now wud thon a dog barked or an owl hooied, It was a night for reticctien, It was a nig! oung man who had made I 1 tand think vt conld not be sold for i i vinake oV a doibkey of him whetl the host dollar s! proic? Alo 1o wonder how o wonder why wuiual fricnd didn't take hold of the matter and make it his or her business to bring about a re- Also, per cel to do it! Also, e cam 801 conciliation! lots things. A step on the dock! It wuas too late in the season for assassins. None of the ministers in town were given to walking in their sleep. It was a light step—a humun step—not that of a cow. It came on. It halted becide him. One—two, three minutes the owner of that step waited before whispering the name, “Randolph!" The young man looked up and gave a start, It was Fanny! Never in this world will it be admit- ted that she knew of his presence and had come 10 wake up. It {8 a thou sand chances to one that she thought he was up at Troy buying his fall stock of collars and cuifs. she was there. It has boen stated that the dock was old and rickety. It was strong enough to with: tand a fair start, when he bheard his name lovingly whispered That dock sigacd and grouned and went down under the of other Anyhow, laggored anu strain 1wo feet of water and two of mud. but it was enough. Atter the lovers had ticpped arcund tor awhile the Lirl’s L was raved and the youug clhinbod out beside her. ‘Lhey »overy wel and very muddy, but Wy Wore vory bappy. Each hau tor ohor, and the echiar market firin al oue for 1o €olis, or two (Cupy gt e McClure News- HIS RESUKE COMING Old Lady Gives Efcctive Reply to Alleged Smart Romark of Youth- ful Sinoner, HAD The youth was puiling away at & pipe, despiie the palned expression on the old lady's tace “Young wan,’ she barked, so far as ler cougning would permit her, “do you kuuw that IU's wrong to BL.OKke” “\ved,” replied the lad as he blew a wiea b o suuke, "l use tobacco for my heaith’ Hewioi! " ejaculated the victim, in splutieiing “iousense! You never bodd ol wuyone boiug cured by WWues Suitallis. Yeo | have,” declared the youth, iat @ lurhace chiw- wy vy cure pigs.” stll puilip away Loy Lhaed Gl W *Then caave TR Ciled Lue vies i Lo aupe lOr you yet.” i . RSN An | i . to M'ss Clant i iy co- v § s ' t u re C Covpee t he ¢ hy ¢ o ‘ o s deerating it with bridge dniacs » . 3 “houis and then head for home aay.‘ he didn't care a rap tor my girl thao ever wore a hebble skirt, Ou this nigho—on this particular night—the moon rode high, to be high- er than the cost of living. The little waves ol the mver lapped at the old acek, as ey had been trained to do | Preserve Your Hair By purchasing a bon' of REXALL HAIk TONIC. Eradicae: dandrutfand makes 1h¢ hair grow. A Full line of Toilet Accessories LAKE PHARMACY Bryan's Drug Store Make good hard cement brick, re reased brick, blocks of all mes ouse plers, drain tile from tbres lghteen inches; we alsc bullé & 6. alks, foundations, floors, if i wod work vou want cnll the o8 r ahle at [08 West Main stree! ue ! v elirug exchange, or phone 330 ree SLORIME RATI NAL VAULT CL Successor to Lakeland Artifeia Qone Worke ZIMMERMAN W, - ¥oR LAhe Loages., PALM CHAPTER, O. E. 8.— Meets evcrfi second and fourtl Thursday night of each month & 7:30 p, m. Mrs. Flora Keen, W, J. F. Wilson, secretary, ——— ————————————————————— LAKELAND LODGE NO. 91, F. &EA. M.— Regular communications held o1 second a‘lylld’{ourlt)h tbflon;h;m.drl"?:wl . m. sitng brethre ally en.ed. J. C. Owens, W. M.; J. F Wilson, secretary. \ K. OF P.— Regular meeting every Tuesday a 7:30 at Odd Fellows bhall. Visitiny members always welcome. L. ' Yarnall, chancellor commander; B, & McCrary, secretary \ POST 33, G. A. R.— Meetg the first Saturday n evem 10 a. m. A, C, Shaffer month at A Talley, adjutant commander; J. R \ | | LAKIAAND CHAPTER, R.A. M.~ i Meets the first Thursday night L each month in Masonic hall, Visitin, imed A, D Leot companions wel T D e R AR L T L L R LAKKLAND CAMP T8, W. 0. W | Meots overy Wednesdae nitht. Waond m afternoons at tridee ouneil commander; Lula Hebb, gnardian of Circle, POLLK CAMP NO. 3,1, 0, 0. F.— Meets the first and third Mondaye Visitine Patriarchs welcome A Mchonald, ecribe; M. B. man, chief patriarch. ;OR;\N(TE BLOSSOM DIV. NO. 29t {G. 1. A. TO B. OF L. BE.— Meets every second and fourt Wednesdays of each month at 23 p. m. Visiting sigters always we jcome. Mrs. J. C. Brown, secretary —————————————————————————— UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CAR i PENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMER ‘u'\, LOCAL 1778— Meets each Thursday npight h Morzan & Groover hall, over Bates pry Goods store. Visitineg bhrother | welcome. R. 4.. Marshall, pres) {dent; J. W Layton. vice president J. W. loegan. treasurer; FELDS, financial secretary; H. F sietrich, recording secretary; H. L (‘ox conductor, Samuel Bover, J. W Searr. ! . Willouzhby _committe. ELENORA REBEKAN LODGE NO, | Meets everv second gnd fourt) | Monday nizhts at 1 Q. 0. F. ball {\ N} 4oo'clock W i Mre Zimme? isitine broihers apd zisters cordia n Cirele first and third Thursda | & J ' 1 Room 7, Bryant Bide PAGD SEVEr Albert Vontoska 306 South Virginia Ave , Lakelaae. Fla.; phone 299 Black. Lessons i» Piano, Harmony and Vocal Culture. Piano Tuning. Orchestra furnishes for all occasions. Reascnable terms S —— e o e it IL.W.YARNELL Successor to W. K. McRae TRANSFER Draying and Hauling of All Kinds Prompt and Reasonable Service Guaranteed LINES® Houschold Moving a Specxa"ty‘ Residence Phone 57 Green; Office 10% PR - )y 3 T TR % FENE o 4 [ R R I T EANHEMKL SAQOUHRRN O L OO DD OO D 0T EL F. SMITH. M. D SAMU . Practice Limited to Treatment and Operations of 2 EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THRCAT Office 141; Rosidence Suite 1, Bryant Building § . LAKELAND. FLA. : DR. W. R. GROOVER— PHYSICIAN AND SURGHON [ Phone : Rooms 5 and 4 Kentucky Buildiog Lakeland, Florda \ Sy | | it a . 3 ) bR, W VIN Q + O > DLNTIST v ?- Room 14 and 15 Weviucky Bullding :‘, 3 h Wiee IS0 nedeace b & oo BLANTON & LAWLER ATTCRNEYS-AT'LAW 8 Lakeland, Florida. 2OGOO0 : 1 QOQUS ————————————————————— . QAOAGOAOOAOOR 2 HCUAONOOOT DR. R R. SULLIVAN PHYSICIAN Qo O Oo. Bpecial Autention Given W SURGERY 3 Deon-Bryant Building, Ground Flvor GO0000000000GY COQOOOQO OO0 2 ORI wl?uldoncn phone, 278 Black. Ofice phone, 278 Blue. DR. BARAH E. WHEBLER _OSTEOPATH Rooms 2 and 3, Skipper Building. LAKELAND, FLA. 200000000001 DOOOCCT00 —————————————————————————————— SO0 i S G N DR. C. C. WILSON [ @ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON § Q Special Attention Given W ; 9 . y o 3 DISEASES OF WOMEN AND E o ChlLDREN 9 ? Deen-Bryant Bidg., Sulte 8. '5 S Phone 357 & ‘E- 9 D 0. ROGERS, LAWYER Phone 204 € o Lakeland Florida. g R. B. HUFFAKER —Attorney-at-Law— 1 Room 7, Stuart Bldg Bartow, Fla. TUCKER & TUCKEB —~—Lawyers— Raywondo Bldg. T T o T LOUIS A VORT ARCHITECT LAKELAND FLa KIBLER HOTEL, W. 8. PRESTON, LAWYER Office Upstairs ‘East of Sourt Houx p— BARTOW, FLORIDA Examination of Titles and Reak Estate Law a Speclalty NOTARY PUBLIC LOANS, INVESTMENTS IN REAL 3} ESTATE JEREMIAH B SMITH ' invited Mrs T K Roberisor N Mis Guv Arendell, secretary ————————————————————————— L KETODGE NO 2,1,0,0, F.— Vects Friday nigite at 7:30 at | y . F - Wal Vigiting brothen wdially invared J. Z Revi " cererar ) M. aton. N ¢ FERN L. ORDER OF EAGLE! Inerday night a &' hall J H E. M. Smail i o etand Lodee No. 1291, Be ‘ ntand Protective Order o 1%e mesrts every Thursday meght 1 rooms over postoffice. Visiting cordiully welcome. George Moore, L. K. Have some Inwvresting soaps im efty and suburban property, farms, eic, ' Better see me at once Wil trade, sell for cash or on essy lerma. Room 14 Futch & Gontry Bidg. LANFLAND FLOMDA A b 2 | i Lakeland, Floride -