Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 25, 1914, Page 7

THE EVEN 1914, PREEPEEEEFPEEIPEIPEEERIBEEEFE I | HUUTE Tu GLEN HUBI" active Prices ar the : El lv rl a e : By JOHN PHILI® ORTH. & 3 * B @ Preiredrploaipdeadsadradiiodes : Store of L.. B. WEEKS @ % | If the cook at “The Elms” had been & & | bribed to give the route to Glen Rob- & | & | In she would have said: 20 POMNKIS = SUTAT. 71 il o Vs BTI00) & | “When you get out of the front gate 10 pmlllnl~ CoLtoling & e i 135 & ‘)o‘t.x\vun‘p to the right RA es : 12 poundsibeseRigur: o b0 ol A0 ? i “You go down the road till you come 12 pounds Best S, R, or Pilsbury Flour 45 x | to & creek. You don’t wade the creek, Bt Ditter 4 . & | but cross on a bridge. Then you go Sk Akt R O Se R e @ | along till you come to a elm tree Ghsnialliderearmif S0 OlEEs s el 24 & | There you turn to the right and go ¢ s pound Tomatoes % | up into the woods. The creek starts ® = & Bietes crcidemes R R it i 3 | there. You have to cross it on a plank o 3 cans Victory Corn e A & | to get to the g There's a heap of 13 Soap and \\"(J!f!llin‘\\n;(r ,,,,,, 0 Ll rvl\ ks ;hx re all jumbled together. That's » ¥ | why they call it a glen . And right in &*» O y ap | ¥ ' ) : : mpound lardivs 0, g B VG vs ol ! that glen, reading a book or thin} E p S a big conduit, and one @ \an Camp's and None Such Suu;xs S ot 3 ' 1d romance, vou will find Mi Montreal has been struggling with a serious water tamine r.’m.wn!‘ by the breaking of a big ((l b "-‘ l‘l_ e ALt i | Harper, ward of Grandma Pat- | vesult was a great conflagration. Wagons carrying huge barrels of water went IIP‘A“'l dow n tne streets e s e 39 i ridge, who is the nicest old lady in = tinually, announcing their coming by the ringing of bells, and supplying the residents with water for their house- : Hiel Bl e e e e Lo 0 % | the world, and is 4 hold needs s M 2t 1 A AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAASAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANAAAAAAAAL AAAAAAL & dr ereck? S — » : Y e oS A o e feet stranger to TO KANSAS CITY AND ST. LCOUIS VIA MEMPHIS - quiri He no snoojier 1 ha ecard of and 3 even seen the gir he had never Phones 119 and 234 , ‘ : 0n v S an‘i 2 he .v»d of or scen the glen “Girl!" said the doctor, “here is the ! et ————————— B B BB e ; P . What brought the young man to the greatest piece of luck that ever came ' creck and the bridge that afternoon girl's way! A good-looking young ! S th 1 was lonesomeness, a desire to get off | man drops from the clouds at your | er" al Wd by himself and think thinks, feet, In dropping he hits the rocksl A8 0“ Reaching the crest of the hill, the instead of a soft gpot. It ought to glen was discovered. There's nothing | have killed him, but it won't, He roil- ! PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH ~ = OO O RO DO HOHOFO SO 2 . 3 very rare and novel about a glen, The | ed into the creck, and you were here | Q e S (} url"g Ig|4 & slght of an elephant beats 1t three to 1o pull him out. As he is a stranger | ISJ ; 0 one. Nevertheless, young Stanley no he must be taken to the house. He L : B @ | Booner ascertained that there was a | will bo there at least two months, and rlsco I"es i We wish to supply your drugs this year, | €8¢ of rocky glen on hand than ho you will be his nurse. Ifere aro mys- b A < v &l had a desire to explore {t. To do this tery, tragedy, romance, love, mar- & S When you want dnlg" or d!l_\lll]llg tat ‘c: ::'L;”“I' 'i;;"\‘;l‘“ \\I’]':“l‘ ‘:“l‘ b:;:‘i‘(‘: rl‘f[“l"' : i I il I5¢ 7 Silcksoivillo; daily iR e S e S R0 RN = Solitliain Ry 'S R 3 § 3 Lo @ *hasni, ang ¢ waters benea 20 he doctor didn't get thtt all off % : g 05 X i ! 2 (ll’ll}:.\tlllu sell, you can make assurance of g up a respectable roar and tumble, while the patient was Iying there, i Wl ol i e e E e ‘{J.“ ::: :m:::”::‘ :.; 2 by “ RN i 1 1 { IR . . D01 ern LY. 9 o i o o i i By FS My stars itk ntaiva s i e e AR R b A o Iy ecuring right quality and right service & Miss Louise had been sitting on & finally finished, Miss Louiso looked at | M. DBirmingham 5 DAL Friseo Lines 0 r doubly sure by coming to our store. 4 rock feeding a half-tamed squirrel. She him coldly and replicd: Ar. Memphis ... L S:10° P.M, Frisco L”l"f~ 3 had heard the rustle of the bushes “Dr. Gaines, you are about half- NS TotIs 8:00 A M. Frisco Lines, i ¢ (and knew that an intruder ap- | fool'" ; ke Begin tr: sre Wi 2 1 il T B A R AR e AES R Ul TR N TN B [ ) Lines. y Begin trading here with the intention ot .'i | proached. Ilut ho wasn't. He understood hu- ! '\‘“"\_"" e R \ Okl ]' i LT : ‘]‘,‘ o 2 : 9 \ W i v Y FRansas i i I . Xas 1S, 7 remaining a customer only as long as vou ] | Who could it be? Had the cook or man nature as well as medicine, Sid- Connection at Memphis for Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texa oint - 2 ¥ » H § | the gardener been sent to call her? ney Stanley made 1 slow recovery. . | o Receive Courteous Treatment. d | No. It they had they would have Long days before he could got out PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS TO0 ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM, > J’ | halted rods away and whooped, I doors Miss Louise suaid to Dr. Galnes MEMPHIS, ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY ; M Get wholly reliable goods. Find what 4| No whoops! one day as he dropped In: ; : e ish i G & | Most girls would have called out, Doctor, T want to anologize? Direct connection at Kansas City for points in Colorado, California [ I you want, and are satisfied with Prices. 2 «puck, buck, brave youth, or you'll take “Nonsenge," he voplicd el \Woest S ‘;“ a tumble!™ but she didn't, ut I do " his is a fair proposition. If you are & “Wish I hadn’t tried it!" said the in What! For falling in love with a PARLOR OBSERVATION DINING CARS b IHPRAC o Tl o Biahl Q1 truder to himself after making about pj.. Young man of rood familv, ; : : . : & not acqu inted with us as vour ncighbor u three feet of progress along the plank moyoeu have playvod the angel after ( R 163 i Al T Southern Railway, Cor. 1logan and & cr phy sician about us. @ | Mr. Stanley dared not attempt to playing the devil! Get out with your Forsyth Streets, Jacksonville, IFla. Telephones 743 and 4041, a T §!| 80 back or go ahead. He just stood apologies, but he sure to give me an ' g N 5 miisag 2081 \Wost ' Bav - €| still and shivered. He could feel the fyvitation to the wedding " I el NaNB L Sl ‘_“ Sl L ol il - 8i plank giving beneath his welght and A Street, Jacksonville, Fla Felephone 2097, & | beld his breath. Miss Louise at 1ast The less tmportant & man s the . B. PINSON, T. P. A.,: Southern Railway, First National & armac opened her lips to say something, but e hadges he ping on his coat. ! Bank Building, Tampa, Fla 2108-Wed e ? | closed them again without uttering a HUNE U By At 5 & | sound )‘ Phone 42 Phone 42 There was a way out of the glen by i 3 the rear, but it was a difficult one. A b ‘l'h R Il s She took it, however, and was de- % i ) =3 e exa tore 9 scending at the peril of a broken limb, 2OBOBOHIHOBOEOBOBOHOFVHOF O ORGEQRG 1 OBOFOFOFOFOSO#OMg | When she heard the breaking of the v “ “ Py ¥ S plank and the shout the young man uttered as he went Bown, | Uflumldufluflyfl‘ ' Two hundred feet below the glen the creck emerged on level ground; Miss Louise was there when a human body came driving down with not one chance in ten that there was any life left in ft. She selzed it and drew It ashore, and after regarding it for a moment, she ran for the house to ghout to the gardner. “Get out the auto as quick as you can, while I telephone for a doctor!” The doctor's report when he had made an examinatlon was “Half a doz- en bad contusions. broken arm; two o 1 v e t Continued Only This Week at Dutton-Harris Co. FOR A FEW 15 PER CENT DAYS ONLY DISCOUNT On Belding and Eddy Refrigerators and Chests (== 4 Y e Gl T Lt u e st el o d N 27, “But he has had a fall, and 1s half- drowned beside.” Y asLy “Did you pull him out of the Sold on Liveral Terms or 10 per cent Extra Discount for Cash. ( Manufacturers of these Refrigerators offer us this Special Discount, so we are & b ¢ (¢ COLDS & LaGRIPPE or 6 doses 666 will break an?case of Chills & Fever, Colds & LaGrippe; it acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. Price 25c. passing it along to you. Write for Cataiogue No. 4, CSCd Your time is limited to get new stock at Manufacturers’ prices. We have just re- ccived $2,000 of new Spring and Suminer Shoes, and are recciving new Styles daily. Everything goes, holding nothing back. Come and lc Ends Sarurday, Feb. 28th Q‘] itton-Harris Co. @ EMPIRE SCALES AND FIXTURES COMPANY Liberal Terms JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Liberal Terms adies (SC=¢ LICILICTLT The Loss by Fire in the U. 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