Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 3, 1914, Page 6

PAGE SIX EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., JULY 3, 1914. ———————————————————————— ———————————————————e S “land the guests departed reluctantly. | memsahib!” he said. W, S B persons interest ed: Captain Peter might not have liked all Elizabeth took it. The postmarkl You are hereby notifieq to_be and the guests, for there were men among | was three days old. Rustum had kept |appear before the judge of said court ! > 3d day of August, A, D. 1914, them whom he had refused to have in | the letter back for the psychological | 01 the zufilti((i;rll‘ \“’,]“3,“““}15“3"” i yLean, W. S. Preston and all other 4 in an cRUSABER ‘! his house before; but he was toiling In i moment. facturing Omm;;nn} u{-olrnorm\i\gn.‘]is S ta ; “God bless you, Rustum,” said Eliza- | plaintiff ana Martha Nelson, % ————m Sty llndm anl. sohods n,]f)}lg?E‘l»eIh’ : | Nelson, Sarah A. Hampton and i yery uch ahoutibin: and DTeReiiy | ¥ James Hampton are defendants, and Mr, Field too, for | “Good night, memsahib,” answered w cause. if any vou have, why a they all departed ol il he had never stayed in the manor | Rustum, retiring. fm-rmin' deed from Martha _.\'n! alone. with Elizabeth—and only she| That night a letter went back to i) e Nleon fo, MBRy Bl nd Rustum and the servants were left | Captain Peter which proved to be the N\ 1-4 of NE 1-4 and NW 1-4 of Captain Peter was in India, and his young wife in the old manor house in the West country; and it was very lonely there. Captain Peter was fifteen years older than Elizabeth, who seemed nardly more than a child, with her dancing feet and her blown hair. There had been a little girl, but she had not NW 1-4 of NE 1-4 and E 1-2 of SW | 1-4 of NE 1-4 and SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 of NE 1-4 and E 1-2 of NW 1-4 of {F 1-4 and NW 1-4 of NWi-4 of SE 1-4 and W 1-2 of SE 1-4 of SE 1-4 and beginning 11.34 chains north of the NW corner of SE 1-4 of SE 1-4 ang run thence E tolake: thence in a NW direction along the lake shore to the NW corner of SE 1-4 of NE 1-4; then south to nlace | beginning of a new love and a new life. (Copyright, 1914, by W, G. Chapman.) there. That night Elizabeth cried as she sipped her cofice alone in the recep- tion room. She was crying because — ¢he realized that it is horribly lonely | for a woman whose husband is thou- | TURN TO THE RIBBON MODEL | sands of miles away. She remembered | s the early days of her marriage, when For that het, “stuffy’ “sticky,” “ no-count’ Fe | | | olima ey © Plateau Hat Suffering From Overpop- ularity, and Is Gradually Being been able to live in the hot, deadly | Captain Peter and she had been all in Dl ried of hc-'.'innins::l all saig !aq’ds bnifiz AR pESR ik > ther. / he seemed J in section 21, township- 27 south. ‘ : l Ty climate of the Punjaub; and when | all to each other. And now he seet range 25 east, in Polk connty, Flor- 001S== to have passed out of her life. He had not written for a whole month. Nobody seemed to understand her—except Philip Field. Rustum had gone to his quarters, and Elizabeth sat quite alone until— Till she heard a gentle tapping at the French windows, and started up, to see Philip Field standing upon the Captain Peter saw that the mother was likely to follow the child he sent her home to the old house to await his coming when his year of absence ar- rived. Elizabeth and Captain Peter had loved each other dearly, but there had been a misunderstanding about the Elizabeth could not under- ida. ang a certain deed from Sarah A. Hamoton and James W. Hampton to Louis McLean, deedine him the NW 1-4 of SW 1-4 of NF 1-4 and SW 1-4 of NW 1-4 of SE 1-4 of ‘tion 21, townshin 27 south. rance east. in Polk county., Florida. yulq not be restored and re-estab- lished. saia deeds having heen lost by miscarriage in the mails before being recorded. Like all fashions easy to copy, the | plateau hat is already suffering from overpopularity. In those districts where cheapness is essential the little milliner is turning out plateau hats in | the poorest quality of straw, it is true, and with the most impossible flowers at a few dollars each. As the death R efreshes-- IN ICED BOTTLES ANYWHERE —— A delightful flavor Jjourney. . 5 ] Dated this 4th dav of June. A. D. stand the great fear that had come to | lawn outside. k|nell th"m‘ pla}teau 1hm .haahthus bfzen 191 FAM - J. (A. JOHNSON. her husband when he saw the Man| He opened the windows and came FUNE,FTUE NOTO SXEIBLYE MOUSEER 919 19654 Clerk of Circuit Court. turning their attention to the ribbon in, and he and Elizabeth stood staring 4 model, a hat which needs the master with the Scythe hovering near her. She thought his love was fading. She | at each other. And that was the ; ks ; . BIDS WANTED—CON- had said little; but after she had |crucial moment. But Philip Field was ha"‘d to drape its graceful crown and | CRETE SIDEWATKS FOR all its own grown etrong in the cool English good at crucial moments. He advanced | brim. CITY OF LAKELAND . From France the new ribbon hats are arriving, their plaited crowns of The city commission of Lakeland rich moire, adorned with fantastic yet | Will receive bids on concrete side- beautiful bows, being arranged in the | walk intersections and concrete al- most artistic colors and in the most |ley crossings, at the meeting of the intricate manner. commission July 15, 1914. One lmodel made entirely of blue Specifications on file at the city moire ribbon about an inch wide has & | anacer's office after June 25, two paces and clasped Elizabeth in his arme. “I have come back to you,” he said hoarsely. “I love you, dear, for ever and always. I could not stay away from you.” Elizabeth caught her breath. She knew that she was powerless to resist weather she thought bitterly some- times of Captain Peter. Captain Peter had sent Rustum with | her. Rustum was only the butler, but the captain knew that he would guard | his young wife as the apple of his eye. “Take care of her, Rustum,” he said. “Till death, Sahib!" answered the Look for the @?ma-% BOTTLED BY CHERO-COLA BOTTLING (o, old Sikh, placing his hand upon his turban. But it was lonely in the old house, and, after she was strong again, Eliza- beth had gay house parties there. Men and women came and stayed and went | again, but Philip Field came more often than any, and stayed longer. In the hall, high up on the paneled wainscotting, hung an ancient Cru- 4 | i a Little Lace. W . vs, Henry C. Fairchild, Marv L. sader’ hs sword, It was so old that the ' wood:::h fltoormg of the hall, with a r:m:-'r'fila.‘;nm‘: (\I“l”\\'nmlon‘n;;.lSns.’m q}?m;d_ f rust had eaten out the shining steel Soun at seemed to shake the manor T il erman, Susan Wooderman, Morton Realty | & 63 like fretwork. And under it was en- house. They started apart in terror. d“ll;ea:)r?;}i}i i‘l‘lh;;':l (}:r:;k.enn(:,z;:zr: (Tl?lyl'l‘llm;:v'\I‘(‘»’\:?(rb::“r“l‘l!:)r':'ibl;m:“.nm\‘l';nrh‘)‘l‘l“rq‘\l;.;f For figures on wiring your house. We | Then—because she was plucky—Eliza- | VNG I i cant BEE FredR e Mary C. Logan, M. Logan, F. G. Pitts and will save you money. Look out for the " bt ran out into the hall, Upon the eral slips for the carriage pillow. A other unknown persons.—Bill to correct g I ok 3 ! coveri at is dainty e 5 istake. L | floor lay the rust-eaten crusading Go¥ering tut la Calnty oioE MR 00T {lvl qi: hereby ordered in the abhove stvled Talhyr SRasOl et us put gutter around il | | built. | | Field followed her. Philip Field. The memory of Captain Peter had become very dim and dis- tant. “I love you,” said Philip Field. “Tell | me you love me too, Elizabeth!” “I love you,” murmured Elizabeth, and her head drooped from shame. “I love you, Philip,” she said. Crash! Something had clattered on the sword. There was nobody in sight, Philip Field followed her, and the, two stood staring at each other in ter- ror. Philip Field also knew the story of the sword. ized under the laws of Kentucky, be : & 5 ing he vith i v \ev are required fo g o fhe bill of 1 . ) NS A Shteag Wi T e e eiad o e S| ¢ Electric and Sheet Mctal Centracts the section of the paneling which had | been set into the new wall a hundred | years before, when the manor was re-, Elizabeth picked up the p:melz mechanically and read the inscripuon‘ four-cornered brim edged with an up- | standing fold of gold lace, and loops of the ribbon are perched gracefully on the crown, st b PR SLIP FOR THE BABY'S PILLOW| Dainty Carriage Convenience May Bo Made With Two Handerchiefs and baby can be made of two handker- chiefs and a few yards of valenciennes lace. If one is skilled in embroidery 1914. The commission reserves the right to reject any anq all bids. DONALD F. McLEOD, June 10th, 1914, City Manager. f 1w o 2679 [E———————— ) BT T NOTICE In the Circuit Court of the Terth Tudiclal Circuit of Florida, in _and for Polk County —1In Chancerv. W. F. Nichols and T. L cause that the defendants, John B. Wooder- man, Susan Wooderman, bhe and they are re- quired to appear to the bill of complaint filed in the sald ecause on or before Monday the Ath dav of Tuly, 1914 It is further ordered that the defendant, Morton Realty Company, a corporati ¢, the 19th day of JTune, 1914 wther ordered that the heirs, devicees, erantees ar other claimants under John P . Tarriett G. Morton, Mrs. Marv € M. Loean and ¥ G. Pitts and all oth- er porsons interested or claiming an interest in the following deseribed provertv | to-wit: LAKELAND, FLORIDA T. L. CA Rea Phone 233. gt your house and protect it from decay. S s SEEdEBSRIEIEEI “CONSULT US” RDWELL, r Wilson Hdwe Co. softly, with a dry throat: Tiota: i, R nuoi0e a1y 12 80 40 a8, 36 17, 18, 10" and 20 in Wock “4” of Morton's andition {0 dand, Polk county, Florida, When I hang Liere let peace abide which said plan of survey of the said ad- @ HO O'er manor hall and countryside, it L7 1 7 3 ;! P ¢ bhAes Aition 1s recorded in book “Q." Page 79 of R di ¥ ('-'”.t when my blade slips 1 this wall the publie records of Tolk esunty. Florida, eme es iuard thou the honor of thy hall. ho and thev are hereby required to apnear She handed it to Philip Field, and he, too, read it. Then she went back into the reception room, and Philip She turned and faced him with a white face and trem- bling lips. “Elizabeth! it?” he cried. “You must go, Philip,” said Eliza- beth huskily. “I cannot go—" “You must go, Philip,” repeated Elizabeth inexorably, and opened the French windows. He pleaded, but he might have been pleading with a figure of stone. Pres. ently he saw that all was over. Softly What of it? What of the word “Baby” may be embroidered on one section of the pillow. One handkerchief should be cut in two to form the ends of the pillow and the remaining handkerchief should be used for the center section. Measure the sides of the handkerchief in order to find out just how many yards of iace will be needed. The edge can be finished with lace. Writing Cases. Useful, indeed, for the traveler is one of the writing cases of colored mo- ‘ rocco. Aside from the blotting pad.i firmly held in place by the triangular leather corners, there are four gus-' tn the Will of eomnlaint filed in said cause on Vondav, the Srd dav of Ancust. 1014 other- wise the allegations of the said bill will be taken as confessed hv fhe defendants so fail- ing {0 appear. Tt is further ordered that this order he pub- lished once a week for twelve (12) consecu- tive weeks in the Lakeland Evening Telegram. a newspaper of general cireulation published in said county and State. Pone and ordered this 9th day of May, A 1914, in Bartow. Florida 1. A. JOHNSON (Seal) Clerk Circuit Court. n ROGERS & SPENCER, Solicitors for Complainants. STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF POLK 1 herehy certify that the above is a true copy of the original order of publication made in sald cause and filed in my office at Bartow, Florida, the 9th day of Mav, 1914 Witness my hand and official seal this 9th day of May, A. D. 1914, 1. A. JOTUNSON, (Seal) flock. Pratts 25¢ and 50c Sold and Guaranteed Refuse substitutes; insist on Pratts. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Back Don't ‘let Sore Head (Chicken Pox) attack yo, It is 80 contagious it will do great damage: you are not ready to check it promptly with Prat 1S, Sisnon Remed, the sure cure and preventive. Your birds cannot fight lice and develop or lay egx. Powdered Lice Killer is the best insecticide obtainable. E nomical and easy to apply. Destro all vermin and parasites. Get Pratts 160 page Poultry Boi by D. B. Dickscn SEND US YOUR ORDERS Bepppoeedd F O R #24884384 | cause on Monday the 5th day of tober, A, D. 1914, otherwice the legations of the saiqg bill will be! en as confessed by the defendan failing to appear. It is also ordered that Carl K ger ang Sophia Krueger be and ! ) “I Will Replaci HiE= ) S ots fi P 5 place It, Memeahib.” | 1o Gtonned out. He held his arms out, seted pockets for stationery and I BEAMS are required to appear to said b “Rlizabeth!” a stamp pocket. A bone-handled pen- e e G > | complaint on Monday, Sent. 7, A | graved, In ancient Gothic seript in the' o - ' | el is fitted into a leather loop holder H CHANNELS 1014, otherwise the " allezation: wood, a legend: . Elizabeth shut the windows and and there isan gxtra loop for a f : w I Of “ Ir ANGLES AND the said bill will be taken as | went out of the room. And that was | . ‘I"l‘ et e ALL SH o, fessed against them. When 1 hang here let peace abide | the last she ever saw of Philip Field. .mn Ll 1‘,‘“? " pn,’.\lfh‘d \‘“h ,,,,,, 5 d i,‘,h f\] S8 A I It 15 turtner ordered that this ‘l"ur manor hall and countryside, But, standing in the hall, she I ABOGIRED Sh o sty xaitied PORIR b (l]'m: ”Nm”.l R FO 3ut when my blade slips from this wall % e all, she saw | and it also has ¢ J'& i TANK STEE Krueger and =~ Sophia Krue EUEIEn Y Dl :};gfly;u)]x\ldu‘\w wal aometh i sk AR nbt Heroalved h“.! id it also has a !“11,‘ ljl\!i key. Thick, Soft, Flufi"y. .fllld no Dand- TANK STEEL >fl‘lb|i;:hv,1 once a \\wufk for ei [ Bo1-1onE veRTs UhattoUntaKle Vel | fore, The edge of the failen panel was Variety for Afternoon Wear rutt—Use Parisian Sage STRUCTURAL gecutive weeks, o the Lakela | the sword had l;l'nnl:‘lh\vr«‘nlilil :v(ll):d:?{ frayed, as though with a saw, and|{ There are two types of ¢ fternoon | Lt YO0 hair is iosing its natural IRON WORK 1 1 of shadowy blue in‘:ninst t‘lw‘l»l“u:k “‘M ;Il.ll“irll‘ . 1 lin}i ]l'fl!{lll m"\\iro that gowns this summer, the mu; simple |color, comig out and SPLEHING, . Of st o 4 OF ALL KINDS oak of the paneling. Even when the ‘:” e ilmmm Ofplt el I kind of sprigged Dolly Varden mate- |lacks enviable softness, gloss “A}, ‘\\ .hm“‘ manor was rebuilt, a hundred years l‘.x(”\\ x.ln ],'.“d ‘lw-n pulled frnm;}l s, frilly to a degree, and the after- jand beauty, do not despair—pretry STAY BO! Sl before, the sword had not been taken ‘i“ other part of the house! inoon dance frock, which is of more |pair ig larzely a matter of car 1f GALVANIZED at Rarto ; from its stout oak staples, but a sec- Suddenly the tears flooded her (‘"‘s':l‘r""l!“‘“'”\ fab | t is too t (’ make it gro If it COPPER AND GoRBLY; R T e b Tt been Famoved: Iiusv'muw- she called loudly. “Rus-| s \.‘} s \; ““ sy Vi 1 is ZINC SHE A. JOHNSO " narsi ittle softe Lt up i sword and all, and placed upright in mf“' e e : iy 0AK the new wall { The turban of the butler appeared S S O, PLRRVESTRHC I CYPRESS s | A PRESS AUt knew- ot the. ‘lexond 1'01‘; through the door that led to the serv- because the scalp is too dry and M \ll OGANY — there were many such in his own coun- 'm.’.i vt s eatite : ”I\f Lo Brcehen lig statll with CHERRY FC ek | Rustum! The sword has fallen!" S AT ATyt e v ¥ Parisian S all dandruff disap- g i Y. Ristan lookad at hept i IN CIRCUIT COURT, 10TH JUDI-{. : WHITE PINE | ation mad And he would look keenly, but' . i 1 at herimperturbably.| ~ CIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATR Pears. K At head 1 TARD W ]y ray Qffige through half-closed lash ll.i’lulip I will replace it, memsahib,” he an- “l‘l"\l.;’\Hllr\_ IN AND FOR POLK |cease, your hair beautiful and all HARD WOOD S : alf-closed lashes, 4 swered. COUNTY-—ACTION TO RESTORE e L TNCHES y hand and off Field, as he sat chatting with his mis- ¥ A,:ld suddenly Elizs LOST DEEDS.—-Carter \_\Lly‘,”.,“. ' Parisian Sage, solq by Lake Ph L-\f S ‘ lav of June, A. D, {6351 10 tha Tle vecebiion: roois had And suddenly Elizabeth flung her turing Co,, a Corporation under {macy anq at all dru attitel. 18 SKIFFS 3. A _JOHNS G5 Haroie GE Gt e g g | orms about the cld black man’s neck '1“\’ lI.|\\.~ of Florida vs Marv | " ) ; SAE | CHURVOCE: . 19 DORIES Clerk Cireuit ( grow very stroug lln llnlm (, ”1 ‘v‘fmll '@ | and kissed him on the cheek. And that ,‘”'(_ 1\\'”I .|\‘ "\':‘IL‘,,,\I | \‘\ | ]‘ .\, e b g : i arey i BUILT ise. ; ; » and of WIS | wag the first time Rustum was thrown| Hampton, "James W. " I{ampton R L B0 A TO ORDER DTSIU 80, i into confusion. Louis Mclean, W. 8. Preston, and |the hair lustr nd seem as S Rustum!"” said Elizabeth sharply. He had a letter on a tray. “For whom else it may concern | abundant You cannot be disap- BOILERS Rustum was lingering in the recep- : .. To Martha Neison, W. J. Nelson. | points Parisian S AND ¢ S 1 am , b pointed in 1 sian Sage, tion room after serving the coffee. Mr. arah A. Hampton, James Louis Mc- TANKS Field andv ,L \.lu-lh were seated be- ¢ o BUILT tm:‘o 'th(‘ fire, q\xvnu 1-105\'. (n):\‘vnlur, L XA TO ORDER “What are you waiting for, Rus- Sed o ) tum?” asked Elizabeth. \“_“‘4 Competent force of workmen for | Rustum left the room reluctantly, N road work at all times and Field turned to his companion. “Do you know, I don't think that black man quite likes me,” he said, laughing. “I ghall speak to him sharply,” an- ! Roach Case ' swered Elizabeth. “He seems to think . |} Say t he has been placed here to spy on me. Fine TH EY ARE A NUlSANCE AN D . e Trou%l:e‘ffas L O, ot Bllsberat- said Philp Fiesd A MENACE "TO HUMAN LIFE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE | FENOLE ; “Poor Elizabeth!” said Philip Field, TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCU ) i0d i or hand. W, e slign ‘ AL CUIT OF A Perfect Insecticide m;"t?f :(‘:l )&‘:: Elizabeth spoke very g5 DO A AY \'Tl i EM B I’."QRW;\' IN AND FOR POLK Use Fenole to Exterminat sharply to Rustum, threatening him A s N P * (~U[.‘\1.\'¥T' 5. Kirkland vs. the Roaches, bedbugs, moths, with dismissal unlees he remembered ¢ $ - Unknown Heirs of Gottleib Nagel mosquitoes, fleas, flies, s his place. Rustum saluted her me- { ? - * and Rosa Nagel and Carl Krueger || and all classes of insects ehenically. Thenceforward Elizabeth The Wonderful 1, ek Ki“er- |nffcn+ly Kills i vents the spread of cont i could not find anything to complain of elusive turban on the stairs, or at the entrance to the butler’s pantry. There was a great house party for the partridge shooting. The big cov- erts were shot over, and many dozen brace secured. It was a merry party, All Insect Life, CANT suP WECT TO U Bad Odors &c. ¥ 'VOU WRITE ON STAINLESS—NON POISONOUS WO EXPLOSIVE. DOES AT £F° GACT THE SKine - - Jacksonville, Fla. 2) of the nor 4) of the south appear to t in the filed Merrill-StevensCo. t | Manu’actured only | Whole Families Perish ‘ Detectives on the disea disinfects, bath ar roo in Rustum; and yet she would be dis- L4 PRICE=~ Qts 75¢)2 GALLONS $1.35 GALLONS $2.50. > r_l;“\}::;';s‘ ‘n[hnrl' et itada " st orted, just when she thought sh ler Gottleib el anc S, & F: : : TAMPA FLORIDA. in interest in the | 0uarte 780 1.2 Gallons, $ Gallon, $2.00; Sprayer, : Fenole is a Stainless I | Used With a Sprayer FENOLE CHEMICAL (! TAMPA, FLA.