Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 1, 1914, Page 7

THE EVENWG TELeGKAM, LAKELAND, FLA., JAN. 1, 1914, L e I of Willards who had™ sarrepiltously sold the time-lock drawings and metal formulae to Theodore Van Vechten. In the fight that followed Callis struck a blow from which O'Neill, only a few bY | minutes later, had been rendered un- conscious. In falling, he had frae J F Townsend oc. &§ TOWNSEND ' BUIL CONTRACTORS 3 § |~ (To Be Continued.) 3 Furnifireety Bonds On All Contracts | w §‘§ I TA0T0 ToR RDE Author of “The Silver Blade,” “The Paternoster Ruby,” etc. New car, careful driver, reason- 'able rates. $1.50 per hour; special Irates per day. Phone 109 or leave I’calls at Loyal Restaurant, oppoalte! station. Car city no. 71. FRANK McCOLLUM. HELPFUL WORDS you wancareful consistent. and re ble estire on the construction of your yilding, SUS IMMEDIATELY, ELEPHOB6 Futch & Gentry Bldg OOOKN * (Cogyright 1913 by A. C. McClazs & Ca) this unconscious part.” 3 Theodore Van Vechten omce mue“_l“ started toward the speaker, but a dozen hands stayed him. “You dastardly cur!” he cried. “I shall give you your pound of flesh; but —=80 help me God,—you'll regret this night!” “Heaven knows, I have regretted the From a Lakeland Citizen Is your back lame and painful? Does it ache especially after ex- 4-DCMMH« e Yo TSRl Tt T ggv‘ L A R L E T O N nacessity,” responded Willard dryly. | ertion l l With one single undulating movo-l Is there a soreness in the kidney & Tent of his powertul trame, the mil-| i, | - ' i lonaire_shook himself tree, . 2 h ¢ g AN;h PL-,,____..U MBIN “Get that dynamite out ef here!” £é' ; o Lt neys. Mnx Willard quietly corrected, him: | 1t so, there is danger in delay. “ ‘Willardite, you mean.” stoonln;, Weak kidneys get fast weaker. over the back of the casket, he pressed ~ Give your trouble prompt atten- a hand gently over the soft cushions ' tion, while he seemed to consider. Prek:| pginig Kidney Pills are for weak ontly he. continued: NING ¢ ¢SHEET METAL WORKS Gas Ffll Sewer Work. Driven Wells Pumrps ., . . . e — e —— —— i | iz be afrald; thers I8 no C1n6YE: * 'LAKELAND, FLA. i “But don't al ere is no hb nd recom- N. V AV "all SL NmNt 340 willardite here—nor any other ex-: mei(;“:h:ig ore U O plosive.” b Wy $)| LOR|DA Like a stung lon, Theodore Van Read this Lakeland testimony. . Vechten turned upon him. J. E. Grifin, 326 South New i H ° ! N “What do you mean by that?” he York Ave., Lakeland, Fla.,, says: Att nt on Ouserves S! ’ b__.' ' | demanded. ,“‘Some years ago I publicly recom- i npe WWM “Simply that I have sat in at your mended Doan’s Kidney Pills and at : fioNRy Eimep A Cliwan B e great thig time I am pleased to endorse NI e M R e f o | American gaze of dblut“'lt E:Z‘::?; them again. 1 have taken this rem- 10 lbs Snowdrift ) ¥ YOU, Were provy 8oos edy and have been relieved of back-. 4 1bs Snowdrift S| 3 3 nowd lfo [ b O B orar s ho explosive here—noth Ache and other symptoms of kidney|| 10 Ths Gottolime ... ...eiiiieis ciuriinn : \ # | fng to be alarmed at save this cheap complaint. 4 1bs Cottoline .10 . 3 % alarm-clock. There is nothing the For sale by all dealers. P rice 50 ..Compound Lard ........ § i Reso'u < | matter with Paige—dear child! But” cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, 12 1bs Best Flour ......... B B g Wil Tukt B e G 0 bluffed New York, sol ts for the Unit 24 1bs Rest Fl 85 ( t " 9| —he waved a hand—"as you bluffe ew York, sole agents for the Unit- s Res LT A Re e R R R R D S 1 ‘ tia: to continue bU!l [ -.3 me out of a fortune, 1 have bluffed oq States. 19 1bs Best 8. R. Flour T ake f Dy « myself back in again.” Remember the name--Doan’s—and 24 1bs Best S. R. Flour .90 ' Our Ed F}Our and er. ':', For a moment the Man of Iron (. v o other. 1 1b White Honse Coffee ‘3§ bJ & seemed to be choking. But at this Ve n 30 > k 3 i 1 1b Caraga or Cracker Boy...... ............... V t'!',v f the Stor e & | juncture a disturbance was heard in L T e R e 95 In - g s AR T SR R R s .20 l 14 ro :;“ A servant entered hurriedly. Be- I g::tdnlé‘n:: Coffee ........ 38 | 1 Q 1 fore he could make any announcement c..BestButter ............ ..o ciiiiiiiiiann . !t makeS fhlS 2! he was flung aside. He went sliding ! 2 Ibs Bent. Tomatoes, 8 08 ... oooiiiiiiivissionin 6’: I % | helplessly over the polished floor, . .Best R;(:,e ..................... .07 | . gruspmg at every object within reach, NOsbanE e : | F a SpeCIalty k ! pulling down chairs and tables{al:xid 6 Cans Cream::.::.coeooeveevees g &, ‘Q everything movable in the path of his 2 Cans Baxter’s or B, L. Corn i & : H ] i « | tornado-like progress, until he brought Washing Powder. .. .. KT adter 1 ality arice right. Come to ser wus | B0 e o cal 6 Soap or Washing : : or 8 % 1 Peck Irish Potatoes for........ A Rose q"fit of Liflht ana Water Plant g Tom Phinney was standing just in- Snra, rich, sterlized eream 10 Te Meal or Betts (BRARRN) .. 1o rrrrin 35 b ; 48t b mklx;‘g“h:. i ot cows inapected and passel "l‘hese prices are spot cash ‘delivered to muy p-rt. of the » to 1 s s ’ city, everything guaranteed first class and exactly as repre- 8'the 8 e a“ Bc a“ % CHAPTER II 1] oy thasUity Eurs WoodiDenatt sented. These are just a few of the prices Which I am of- ke~ 1 s § b —_ | : 4 tering; everything else in proportion. If you want good rning bt ! -Manufactured unde ’ e lth d ety i | the b The Kohinur Goes to Sea. ! goods at the right prices together with good delivery, i Tt was not long until all the loose the mowt modern and perfac. a trial. PHONES 119 and 234. wmr ends were brought together. Jessie i 9 | Willard’s aunt, Mrs. Devereaux, had conditions. ALL Ingredients e SRR AT e O e e | been the acting spirit in getting the : L scheme for resiitution under way, be- | that &0 to make our crear. EEKS one 27, € OWENS, Mgr Terms Cash % cause—un'il she had induced him to LUST be the standard of pur- L. A 4 do so—Max Willard had been loath to FRR Rt B Bl LR R R R L T R P “ i S accept his oid friend Temple Bonner’s ity and quality., There ie & | ' el - —— R v, stance. . QACmae AAAAAA 1 ’ as?::lxvowgwinning the one thing clear difterence 1o “Frozer Oue i SRR DL . s @E hoth. f them had t NG, SEE to all of them had been the fact that e TR YOU ARE TH]NBII\G OF BUILDI the Man of Iron was protected by an et SO SESEIEGPLEEEESPPE4000bb4E & | invulnerable legal barrier, and that 1f | tards” and POINSETTIA fee R $o04eeo pDTIEIPIIOD MEBEIES05p8000e 4t L [ | redress was to be obtained at all it . MA R S B4 ’ L lf SAN DE .S ® { must be accomplished by means of Oream. ry it. some surprising coup that would catch the magnate amid such conditions that he could not refuse to accede. Thus it was that Josephine Devereaux, on the strength of old ties of senti- ment and friendship, had easily enlist- ed Temple Bonner's financial aid. This same lady had experienced lit- tle difficulty in winning Paige Carew's sympathy—particularly after Pllnol ------ had met and become acquainted with Jessie. She had consented to lend ""JOHN BRADY" ‘Willard her moral support, believing | that her participation in the plot wn} to extend no farther than a “myster ious disappearance.” which Willard ' ‘was supposed to utilize in some indef}- | nite manner for his own purposes. ' ‘The culminating bizarre climax, ml which she had played so conspicuous | “a part, he Had kept to himself, know- ! . ing that her"willing mnrlllol could Tearher of Music mot be expected. 306 South Virginia Ave., Lakeland, Through Barnlole, Paige had kept|gia ; phone 299 Black. Lessons in 1a touch with her uncle and her cous- fn, and it was the valet’s account nf' Plano Harmony and Vocal Culture. R BALFE e lake Pharmacy LAKELANL, 't Forget,! ‘i | Gw R et & Wars it i i h Hub 3 ear will soon be here, and e some beautiful Holiday pose of atvery low prices Yxohn Teacher, Gives Lessons On VIOLIN AND MANDOLIN 1008 E. Oak or.Phene 49 Red. Albert Vontoska i Bathr and Slipper to match, $10 worth for can do, rork Rudolph’s condition’ that had so ul-! Piano Tuning. Orchestra furnished Reasonable terms. tated her on the night she went to ' for all occasions. the Claremont accompanied by Phil' Mercer. ' The intelligence that Paige had | brought back to Jessie, already ro-» morseful and anxious over her aban-' donment of Van Vechten to Callis, had | driven the girl distracted. t When Paige's purse was missed aft- er the flight from Number 1313, Jos- | sle had velunteered to return and re- | cover it, if possible, as being the on least likely to attract attention or w be interfered with. Callis,’' who had %een annoying her with his attentions, and whose headstrong, ruthless na- ture had all along been a souree of anxiety and alarm to Willard, had fol- lowed her. The death of Jim O’Nefil, and Tom | Phinney’s subsequent accidental in- trusion at Rocky Cove—whence the conspirators had fled—had finally- thrown them 2ll into a panic. Paige had been the only one to keep her head, and she, after recognizing Tom, had resolved the difficulty in the most practical manner. | It was Jessie whom Van Vechten and Tom had seen arrive at the Silent House, Sunday, in a taxi-cab. The death of O'Neill was the first of a sequence of accidents that plunged Max Willard into hot water almost ot the moment when he saw success | for his undertaking. O’Nefll had m- swered the advertisement blindly; but as soon as he stepped across the threshold of Number 1313 he had been $1.00 nd a of other Holiday goods, jncludnitial Handkerchiefs in ilk al linen. All our cloth- ng im and boys reduced in priceshe Holidays. 'Sorrood Hats at $1 DONORGET THE STORE We are Overstocked on .Liggett’s Huyler’s rnd Kern’s Fine Chocolates So we are offering.Candy at greatly Reduced Prices LAKE I’IIARMACY - | We Extend to All Our Pa- trons the Season’s Compliments We appreciate very much the business has been accorded us the past year, and will strive to serve our customers the coming year to the very best of our ability Wishing all a Happy New Year, We are yours to serve, H. C. STEVENS JEWELER . The 0/d Reliskie Contractors Who bave heb\'\ Vuilding houses in Lakeland fof years, and who never “FELL DOWN" or failed to give satisfaction. All classes of buildings contracted for. = The many fine residences built by this firm are evidgnces of their abilikyto make good., MARSHALL & SANDPRS leqe 228 Blee III[ PHOENIX kpheisnds teading Christmas. 1 thank Call agam duunq l9l4=mng a friend. L. E PEACOCK. GETYOUR GASOLINE Oll and DRY BATT ERIES | at the. [l[CIRICAl SHEFT & M[IA['SIIOP ——— CARDWELL & T [Ifilfl Phone 23¢ w«mw MANAG ER The PHOENIX BARBER SHOP AL | iz you for 1913 patromov. gas as- IDEND regular te of 4 the Do- wy. J.8 je com= he cor« red al* ess, but srienced aipment While hs busi- ck, Mr. *ing the xcellent Peters- of the ity h A