Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 16, 1914, Page 3

— THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., FEB. 16, 1914. PAGE THREE CULEBRA CUT ALMOST CLEARED ou7 Tl Lass By Dive i e 1. 8 | e Loss by Fire in the U. S. “Be my wife, dearest; say yes.” No sound from her colorless lips. He pressed her again to him. “You lit- tle goose, I thought I knew you, but now I see that ne man can ever un- derstand a woman. Who'd think you so shy? Well, the answer tomorrow.” He bounded across the rails, a spring, he climbed the side of a house car; stood on the top, cap in hand, the moonlight falling on his yellow hair; a kiss from the tips of his fingers, then the train rolled by and Cora was alone. She looked at the green waters of the swamp, whence came the sonorous voices of the frogs. “@h, if I had never met him!” she cried, in so low a tone that only the ~ We represent the following reli Twelve Months! frogs heard her. “And now to give able companies: T ) e T EENerTonson During a Recent Year Amounted to Almost One-Half the Cost Of All New Buildings Constructed During the Entire Was there in the music of the frogs : any note that caused her to shud- CAPAl ... ...... $4.500,000 A55idat Geman American, capital 2,000,000 HPH “Cora! Cora! where are you!” Sprmgfield Fire and Marine |-0r Rebl"'dl"g! | Her aunt’s volce reached her ears. capital 2,000,000 ] | The girl started to her feet at the sound, so suddenly that she well nigh g g fell into the water. She hurried down M A N 2 l ; e .‘q the railroad to meet her aunt, who [ o e ' stood near the station. There was an engine, a “pusher,” standing near, Room 7 Ravmondn Bmidene wheezing and panting. ’ “Get into the engine, Cora. Here is a hat. I'll go with you.” Her aunt led the way and Cora wonderingly followed her into the ™= cab. Her uncle was there, and on N RN % § § § 4 his saying, “All right,” the engineer » . i 01090 00 S it 00 v s S i ....] started the engine, and the frogs’ ' ' { AL O R AR REIIUME S0ngs died away in the distance. ' and y. a“ y. a n ! Ui e work ot the huge ‘dredges Here bhiotogrmiked s > ; “Cora, I must be abrupt. It has just ! 11 b rendy b AUSL for ace hete Bholosraphed removiuy the.Oucsrauia alids (o the Cule OIS 6D o7er the wirss tiat i Qb —_— — R0 1¢ passage of ocean vessels throagh Its entire length. bons’ freight ran away down the w t H AVE IT LI AR A SRR eaean g et UL SIS HEERY Sl g grade and plunged off the track at il ilo e il B that round, dimpled, slecpy dark face T the curve.” : him up! Was it your fault, mother Fidelity Underwriters, e % d | dear, that your mother was a mu- Capity;l ..... i 4.750.000 When Buying or Building iR Philadelphia Underwriters, Provide the Means | e e . 1 A ———. . T — . A —mt—— THE FROGS HEARD S chirinc i e My St g " 0 s e o u| From Stick Candy to the Fincst Box Candy 1 , the eyes bright from sleep, the % a hollow sound from Cora’s lips. s ) ; hair gracefully disordered! For a sec- 1anes (e thoy, walked, up; and o “No, he’s hurt and wants you.” | H‘ve you tried any O’ our e s enay ik the railroad. i 4 : ) fon:k:J (ti‘:)g'x:h:n‘d‘ dssa:e:xlxldu(nr;:jg ::::1 “So you liked ‘The Last of the Mo- coE;nw?{::hlyti:eg l(:::er:h:tab:t;llzgo:rz(::: ’ “0ME'M“0E l AN”Y ? A ]”al IS A“ :rw& A8l train standing—and something else; jicanet - had furnished; his eyes opening and We also have a nice stock of Fresh Fruits. Nuts ! » by W. W. WHALEN. a brakeman, cap in hand, looking up | gy oy ' ey MUCh; but I should BaVe - gioyyg hig breath failing, but he """""" * into her face. ‘ {:‘:‘r’g l‘x:’:"‘;zg'yc‘)"r:":; dh::t fi{{‘i’c-e*,,’"" knew Cora. Oried Figs. Datss aad Raisins. six o'clock on & June morn- For only an instant she gazed at 6 . g “Little wife,” he whispered, as her s freight had now come to him; then, with a little cty of morti- | it T;zt “I.ij;:' Ja‘;::, ;I:;l::rdal;g:; arm stole about his neck, and her hot fpfl “ APAL(;““‘:O[A 0YSI[RS of the heavy Locust Summit fication, leaped away from the window | 4. 7 ’ lips pressed his forehead, “that was hd as he stood on the roof of and disappeared from his view. But ;i:;gu;;;d :;';l:“cg;;h“,,he" her father not to be on earth, but God grant it H O DEN NY he saw a girl kneeling at an in that instant, she had, with a wom- | “Her birth? I don‘t. Nideriana | will be in heaven.” . . bstairs window in the house an’s facility, noted how yellow ms‘ “Why, her.mother A creolt; or With a great effort he raised his G ian s ers Shons 0ts g the station. Her head lay hair and mustache were, how big and someth}i,ng tliere was a trabo of ne- 2rms, put them about her, pressed her / ands; a few of her curls hung blue his eyes, how brawny his shoul- | oo lnd{an blood in Cora, falnt per- to him, and then all was over. the window-ledge and waved ders, and how handsome his face. haps, but there for all tl;at" The From her heart arose the words: eeze. Ben got off the car and That was their introduction. They in) Arembleacina grew pale' to the 1t was mot to be on earth, but it pking up at her. This chance became fovers. Every day Ben's train | jjpg Hg felt her quiver on his arm. will be in heaven. Thank God, he Fortune herself had put in his stopped at Locust Summit, and every | “Surely you are not chilly tonight; never knew.” PRWWIDIPITII NN VAP WREESUEeRe SPpre T B 2 B A R R | ov often he had watched day Cora made it a point to meet | opo Shi‘,;,r.,n —— . N Ry 3 5 ) : mna ’ ack curls through the statien him; sometimes for only a word,! "gho was taken unawares, but her ; “:"’1""' nmntmo,noo N]‘I‘“““ 1‘}]’“ bullt water we"s, Irr‘y' "n" a“n Bl amflflfl Planls when he chanced to be there, sometimes for a prolonged conversa- | gpower shed only a faint light on n this country annually. hey are | . [ (" ! 4 Goyne was in sight! Yet tion. His southern heart yearned t0-| jor thoughts. “\K’hat S (o Tande valued at nearly $70,000,000. PUNPS ANT' KNGINES never seen him. Hé gave a wards this lovely bit of northern wom- that my name is Cora, too!” she blurt- - hi anhocd. ed out. We have - anything be prettier than It was a nizht in July. Den's train o langhod | MANY ADOPT FLAT COIFFURE 15 years’ ) ; v ) all on us. = e e meie TSR Experience f S IS we can do ; | If Style'Is Suitable, There Is No and latest ‘ ; e —— Reason Why It Should Not Be Improved : ) :‘he work Ta'f"_Up' Machinery - L NSO - | The newest is the coiffure—flat | around the face, rising gradually to a ! big coll or puff at the back, and ex- [] f 8 " | Off | ALLEN & MCGREW In greater detail—the hair is slight- -~ ly waved, pulled back from the face CC NT K AQTOH& : we M USt l la\/e t almost tightly, and rolled in on itselt 107 West Pine St., Phone 172 Blue. Lakeland, Fla. : in back—to be held by a curved comb | bddidddesdbddddiddida st FPEDEDOEPOOCETETIEIPTPIIEEP of unusual size. Tiny curls lay flat against the forehead, and in front of the ear. In more extreme styles, three dangling ringlets, fall in front of the ] ot c ar ear—-somewhat like the old-time “fun: gmomoom«w%--. OBOBOBOBD IO HOBO GBI PO PAHELHEC . ny” valentines, which disclosed old| g . maids and ringlets, with shell combs|g l t U B . D I9I4 rising aloft. 0 c S ( url “g d adiacent towns fOl‘ their One woman, a prominent actress, is L wearing her hair to show the tip tep | and res peleu"y of the ear, instead of the lobe, as us- ng grateful to the citizens ofl akeland an We wish to supply your drugs this year. ' - stay in Lakeland , cad « " u llberal patronage ¢ urmg our i : ! Q. l t 1 4 Z&I,‘ Tr'l,l:,':lll:),n::ui"r;rttnlupfll )}"’:1‘.1;:; IS When you want drugs or anything that “ing the"‘ future trade‘ we ha\'e dCCldCd 1o place on 3 a(; a 5 ing it down around thlt- chm'lk an :uld ? drugstores sell, you can make assitance of to beauty, in case where the prolile|g i i i osiery. B')()'S Pumps and xfords. is not perfect. 5 .ccuring right quality and right serviee pur en"re StOCI‘$ lflCludl 1g H sl f ? : l ('rlm- lwr];mz(m, who is skilled in fash- :‘ e (l‘ ; -} ‘ . jonable hair dressing, draws the hair l doubly sure by coming to our store. to a Japanese like bun on top, and | % i “ . . . . . k 4 thrusts a long slim feather at the side,} 9 Begin trading here with the intention ot | e the feather pointing forward, not back. | & s . I e eg 9 L4 It has a formidable, yet most original rl'g. remaining a customer unly as Iung as you gz appentance=-and Orlglualty BROI Receive Courteous Treatment. it be the chief aim these days. “ DOORS OPEN "'1 8 A' M' ; 3 Get wholly reliable goods. 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