Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 20, 1913, Page 2

S S TS AR s o e N T S R e S W e e ey | ON CHRISTMAS PHONE 62 Hello! Is this 62? Yes, this is Henley’s Drug Store. “Send me 5 pounds of “Quality” and “Premiere” Chocolates IN FANCY PACKAGES We have some special guests and we simply forgot in our rush the most impertant thing of all, so we want you to send down at once 5 pounds of those high quality chocolates.” Yes, that's all you have to do, just mem- orize the foregoing, say it to us on the telephone, we’ll deliver it quickly and you will be delighted with the best candy you ever ate. e Drug Store Chr 1stmas G’if’ts that will Please m sy HENLEY’S We have a magnificent selection of Beautiful and Tasteful Gifts for the Holiday Season, and we extend a cordial invitation to come and look over our stock. Ladies’ Alligator Hand Bags MADE IN FLORIDA Big White Call and see our line a once—we have the latest style;. Let us show you and give you prices. We positively guarantee the quality o these goods. Buy one for a XMAS PRESENT We also have Gent’s Alligator Card Cases and Purses. Phone 62 SR BDPDEB BB BE BRI SO B PDE D OBEDHDIIIDBIIIDISIBEIHBIDIFIGDHIHHHe | table pulling the cat's tail; and 8he'd | (e crowded stroet. ¢ and - pinchedfaced t 93'&Y Rt ragged mewsboy! AR 7 lltflge girls who gazed quite a8 eagerly § as she at the Christmas dolls hold- & A llTTlE RUN ing outstretched arms t0 the passers- :i by. i " % “Are they—are they to sell? s:: :§~ By ey INGALLS: there asked timidly, of a little girldw / g 7 fputan 1y | held her paby sister by the hand an = Jiae ol n?;’; ! stamped her fect to keep them warm. b ‘ fallen = wgakes alive, yes!” said the other, ; would Christmas 134 & "Ain't that one with & f o without that? i as‘t)?:;ihl::!l.ms- S A i ) J igh-bells, ] ’ ; :;lma tsil:;(gl: and | thing!” she added, gazing at it with c:lpdzedg rfiffl’-’ i “ 9 » & y tings | wistful eyes. ; ) & itis ang g:seryglag;e;eo m8 o | “Could we go in and—and buy it?” coughs “‘that h e ; smiles on every | asked Elizabth earnes'tl!'- A hand; and there | ‘’'Course Wwe could, if wWe were clear twink- | pinety-eight cents.” 1 E R ling stars DOW | “Come on, theril! zfl.lfimflézg:;z: G - AR £ D bi the house- | and, grasping her incredu ?o ?: elooking down | jon by the hand, she plunged into the l"'“""“m'propeflyused 7 the black prevent seriouscongg uen from a deep blue | gtore. “The doll with slkoy and, of course, | curls!” she stammered. “May 1 buy %ot?)pthatwu-ghbefol’eitm it was ncthing but hustle and hustle, | it for this little girl?” Every Article Suitably Packed “ » gai lesman. W in most places, and all the necessary Sure,” said the sai rapped and hullabaloo that makes Christmas the | glizabeth fished a dollar bill ott:;lodf adorable holiday that it is—but—and | per little chain purse and Watche uzon!'druggi.stdm,m Delivered to any here is where my story comes in. curiously as the eep i:l'i:;“t‘“ous et On a quiet street, where the better | opjld lifted the class of houses stood, a trifle away | doll tenderly in her from the shopping district and the | grms and “»alkeid street car lines, a little face Was | gyt forgetting, in pressed against the window-pane, and | yer delight to say two large tears stole down over a | «thank you,” and the straight little ncse. Other little girls | papy sister toddled were joyfully looking forward to this | gfter. happy season, but Elizabeth Rockerby Out in the street felt sadly at a loss and out of place | again Elizabeth saw as she stood in her black velvet and | ¢two sma!l boys with lace in her grandmother’s huge draw- | ¢heir faces glued to ing-room. She had overheard the par- ! the window of the : lor-maid and the upper house-maid, | pext shop, where PO 1 P in a whispered conversation, sticks of candy lay “The poor darlint,” Nora, the holuse'~ I in fascinating rows, = d o maid, had said. “The poor darlint! | gnd chocolates and gum-drops W 3 And is it Christmas the little one's |heaped in pyramids, with trays of SOME THINGS LAXELAN) gyl after havin'? Never a bit of it! Don't | fydge and molasses-candy in between. ye believe it! Oh, the poor lamb! | ghe stopped, and, without any hes | Live Board of Trade. that solemn and stiff-like in her black | jation this time, gave them each 2 | Begt Water in Florida, dre?rsl; k f Cool’s Ruby rigged out'ce;t' ¥ e High, Healthful Location, “Think of Cook’s rige er chain purse Wwi v Py : f . like that!” said Ellen. “Do you think | her exhilarating occupation gone, s;nd Pl:f;;“we’ Cosnopohtan (i she'd stand it for a minute? Not On {gpe stood, a forlorn little figure in her Ll : ; your life; She'd be down under the | ermine and velvet, on the corner of M“v';;ctl::l Ownership of Iight g be teasing her mother for goodies, | gho had remained thus for some lit- Largest Fireproof Hote!, abihy when she got tired of that! But this | 1o time when she heard a quick step modern, 4 GE-RAR-DY Rheumatic Remei! b tism in cases that seemed hopel Fhong product, 50c and $1.00 por boyy"™ 4 Tuig GE-RAR-DY Liniment fo s iy ints, and when used with tho Rt & tens the oure, Price 1&.“ Rtouza The Phil. P. Cresap Compan, | 2 New Orleans, Lovisian, For-sale in lakelana Py by Henley & Henley. Address any ttme you say S IEPPEPERRBOROOEFEERERIRDE P BEPPIEPPEEPEESEPEPPPPPPE I I CUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN names and places of residence are to the AND FOR POLK COUNTY—In Chancery.— | complainant unknown, are residents of the B. H. Gray vs. Mary Jaue Walker, et al.— | United States and State of Florida, but that Bill to Kemove Cloud from 'Title, they have been absent more than sixty days It appearing from the sworn bil in the | next preceding the application for this or- above entitled cause that the defendants | der- named in Drawdy, A. Cochran, Allie Cochran, J. N. | Florida the service of a subpoena upon whom Cochran, M ¥, Cochran, M. A. Cochran, T. | would bind sald defendants and that all of J. Cochran, ther Cochran, C. A, Cochran, | said named defendants are each over the age Dancy Cochrau, R, E. Cochran, Eugene Coch- | of twenty-one years.. ran, J. L. Cochran, Power Cochran, Abble It is therefore ordered that the above de- Rhymes, M. C. Rhymes, James Jernegan, Cas- | fendants whose names are given, be and each slus Jernegan, Howard Jernegan, Letcher Jer- | of them Is required to appear to the bill filed negan Mark Bailes, Betty Bailes, Samuel Han- | in said cause, on or before the first day of cock, George Hancock, Mattle Iancock, Mol- | December, A. D 1913, the same being the lie E. Ballard, John Alder, William E, Rog- | rule day of said court, for sald month_ ers, and Alfred E. Creswell; It is also ordered that the defendants named The unknown heirs, devisees,. grantees or | as all persons claiming an interest as heirs, other claimants to the S1-2 of the SW 1-4 | devisces, grantees, or claimants otherwise un of the NE 1-4 and the N 3-4 of the SE1-4 der Alfred E. Creswell, John Alder, or Wil- of the NW 1-4 of section 1, township 29 |llam E. Rogers, deceased, in or to the above south, range 23 east, In Polk county, Florida, | described lands, be, and each of them is re. under Alfred E. Creswell, John Alder and | quired to appear to said bill on or before William E. Rogers, deceased; the 2nd day of February, A. D. 1914, And all persons claiming an interest in the | same being the rule day of sald court for property involved in this sult, to-wit: The |said month, above described property, but whose name or | It is also ordered that the above named de- d Dbill, Luke Drawdy, Martha! That there 1s no person in the State of pale-faced mite, she's passed from one | peping her and she was quickly grasp- Sulendiu Winter Chautauqua, calculating relative to another, till| .4 po airong but kindly hands and Delightful Year-Round C'imate, known to complainant, claiming an int 4 in the above described lands, all be nnrt;e{g:} in her. Do you know what Ruby'd | “So-ho!” sai¢ a big man, who had Handsome and Well-Stocked St or before the 2nd day of February, A. D : j | 1914, the same being the rule day of saic | laughed outright at the thought. Elizabeth Rockerby! What are you up . ; of any of said defs ) Blg Bt Pay i f efendants, as above ordered ¥ Iy 4 i 3 will be grounds for taking the allogations of | Ped into the window recess, her pulses | ™, o "1 gacneq Elizabeth, ( Hammoth Citrus Pucking Houw, so_taken by each of said defendants. It is further ordered that this o:‘d':ar be pub: If Cook's little girl could run away your trail, little sister!” ! Churches of all Denominations, newspaper published in said t; d “I—I ran away,” falte i ‘!\’umerous Industria! Enter risth 48 to the above named defendca(;nut: ¥0:nflvesz:t:-' Elizabeth had not known it could I—1 ran away,” falterer Elizabeth, P unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, or other X duce you to the cousins,” said Cousin | An Up'to'Date Dally Newspaper, claimants under Alfred E. Creswell, Joba Al- | night; but the stars had a friendly M f ST den, and William E. Rogers, decensgd.“ nnld twglnkle, and the shop-windows looked Bob, cheerfully, and then Tll ‘phone ‘Mllel of Granolithic Sidewalks. persons_ claiming an interest in or to said | B0 Dretty with their tinsel drapings h i [ above described lands, but whose names -and h oAy eyou: Vifi'ifl Bri k h places of resldence are to complainant un- and red paper bells that she almost; And Elizabeth snuggled her finge's RASREL SR fendants who are described as all persons, un- she hasn't got a speck of zzip left swung on to the steps. EXC’pt"OI‘fl“V Fertile Back Cou eptioraily I each are required to appear to sald bill oL | 4o? She'd run away!” and Ellen come up the street. “It's Mistress oo o oo pive Railroad Divid ] V13100 court for sald month, and that any faflure It was here that Elizabeth had slip- to, Betsy Jane?" b Vs A sald bill as confessed and the same will be¢ | throbbing. | “Yes, ‘Covsin Bob, and now, ‘ery iSplendid Edacational Facilities lished in the Lakeland Kvening Telegram, s | why shouldn't she? secutive weeks and as to the defendants, the be so cold when one got out into the | TRl odie along 1o dnd I i lThree Strong Bankmg LR as to the defendants who are named as “all T ISewenge System. known” for twelve consecutive weeks, forgot the cold as she went eagerly and Glven under my hand and seal this 31 . | bappily into her big cousin's hands as i ot “Ousspunder my hand and seal this 31t day | from one gay collection of toys to an- | jp Fyonos forvard into a new lite, | EVCIVLHING that goes to make y J. A. JOHNSON, other, an felt the companionship of Live, Lovely City—86,500 13t1407 Clerk of Circuit Court, | children, as she rubbed shoulders with | 15060 in 1915, ; A 5 Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to All The Severest Critics Can Find no Fault with Qur B0 Qi - Christmas Stock EETYTELTEE LR R TR P PO CUTLERY, Chafing Dishes S URLANE POCKET KNIVES, Coffee Percolators J HEADQUARTERS WITH THINGS }fl?l\?T'flfJ{g é{l\%%gs Coffee Machines \ilgp £ S i FOR China S AND & i iRegndndooed DB drrind OUR STORE IS CHRISTMASTIDE b for the money., Articles forjisale here | e RAZORS, CHISELS, CARVING SETS, TABLE CUTLERY BBBBBEHHIBHDDOHEBI Presents pretty or practical, pretentious ones and those less expensive, all of them appropriate and excellent values At least come in and look around We mention only a few of the many iture & Hardware g, Glassware Nt CHRISTMAS Crockery . £ PRESENTS BB BHEGDDHBRD DD For the Boys and Girls Velocipedes Dolls Wagons ‘ Tea Sets Fire Engines Games Irish Mails Doll Cart Rocking Horses Doll Fusr i o niture Chairs Mechanical Toys . We guarantee satisfaction ¥es%t0 our customers LAKELAND Tool Chests DS e Come and look over our line of e & Furniture &