Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 27, 1914, Page 7

PAGE SEVEN R EBDDDDOIITEBIIPIED § D PPEIIIEDDOGIHDHEDD Mayes Grocery Company WHOLESALE GROCERS ““A BUSINESS WITHOUT BOOKS” came. The fir on her, Rolfe Daniels § her. To all of them, however, the v ! itor was apparently cold and cut of | N WANT I place. She did not tell them, but her heart had been chilled over a wretch gy e Wwho broke their engagement and went ry =7 \ @ little ache and pain and big aches and \ big pains "DRIVES PAIN AWAY= Is.qujc'ltly absorbed—good for sores, neuralgia, stitf joints, rheumatism, etc. 25¢ at druggists, For Sale in Laketand by ff and married another. Horor ws B AUGUST « And ArTle Ano onor was Y USW?SODRICH SHER- disillusioned, but it would take time . for the deep wound to heal. Her distant OOk R P b © e — manner, her superb 5 Want came as an armed man upon ler:u‘«‘ and dignity stilled the budding ks ; the Rhodes family when its head died, overin her silent admirer. Rolle felt | 3’ ’ set one of those large [Nl[Y & [ I_[ ) leaving little besides debts, that she was far from him as were the | g ¢ 1 i g " “ k \ There was the old house belonging NMTS' Night after night, however, in H We h“d that l(.)w ad and Iong tlme | to beautify your yard? | to & brother of the lawyer, and given * !ittle memorandum book he wrote 3 will not go hand in hand. and on May Ist | to them rent free, but that was little | 4°%0 his inner thoughts. They ex-|% we will instal our new system ot low to an extravagant mother and her two pn“ssod not the languishing love-sick spoiled and indolent daughters, suitor, or the desperate ravings of one “It is dreadful!” mourned Mrs, seeking the unattainable. Rather, it Rhodes, after the funeral. “We haye | V@8 the tender adoration of a true & Bodo o PP F P OB FPRFR PRSP ¢ot the oldest reliable prices for Strictly Cash. We have saved the people of Lakeland and Polk County tliousands o! dollars in Are You Getting Satisfactory Results to put in your walk? o BB B B0 G B B : ; i 3 $E o <halt | an who was gle v i i o vour brick and blocks g {;,HIJL,'] us but debts, e ] A it saaband i the past, and our new system will still : ) dispense with the maid"—and!® '® i ivi ces are right, so are the W“h yOur ! the selfish, pampered woman all but| !lonor remained permanently with reduce the cost Of I"“ng' and also reduce § | covered with reproach the dead hus. | the family. She piticd their condition, |# OUr expenses and enable us to put the ¢ 3 K O band, who had given the best years of | {Urned into the family fund the few |& knife in still deeper. : his life to sustain i X . | hundred dollars she possessed and did | § H 1 D A K ;gmto.‘ul f:[uni;; el fne oy L {most of the \b\orkl rl]n:x; the lllll(rl:alltj. : we tarry a fu" |ln0 .gl'OCefleS: feed' : AHUNAL VAULI B[I' “And cousin Honor is coming to see | She was striving to forget her old :§1 grain, ha'y. crate “!a-terlall and Wilson & Z Immerman, Mgr {| Come in and let us explain || 8" Erumbled Eva, the eldest of the | heart misery. She resented the indit- | 2 loomers' Ideal Fertilizersalways on hand :3: 3. ZImme i ! he successf i two daughters. Any one of them was | ference of the family towards Rolfe, 8 the >U_C(u>,~ml way to make {|able to work, but they never thought | “1ose sterling worth sho appreciated. | & » 5 West Main St. good pictures, of that. In the midst of-their predica. | S1® Strove to be kind to him, but it | & ¢ ment Rolfe Daniels called one evening | V28 1ot vet in her nature to show her | & a PS rflcer Om a" 4 | Your summer's vrip will be |/ to see Mrs. Rhodes. real sympathy amid the sting to pride g- / : i iy W : r | “I do not wish to allude to y of her first disappointment, % & pleasantly remembered by the || .00 YOUE % : i : : ) | great loss to distress you,” he said,| One day at the factory an emery |% 21 l Wes‘ Maln St Lakeland Fla. 3 Tfll[ 10 Pl'aCflCfl"y use of a good kodak. { “but my sense of duty impels me to | Vlieel exploded and some of the frag- :i: I ’ 'g: . | seek this interview. Mr. Rhodes was Ments went into Rolfe's eyes. His [% ® People i the Town | up bt 1end S o sutgson | WEURDOMSHIIHIIEIHLRERIERENIIIRINRIINERIRE SRS | “The Red Cross GH THIS PAPER ) HEAVY HAULING | HOLD MOVING A SPECIALTY AND MULES ¥OR HIRE fice 109; Res,, 57 Green ““ON THE CORNER" assortment of “Cranes” Stationery A complete ——————————————— ———————————————————— you want your Shirts and Collars Laundered the VERY BEST bnd them to the kelana Steam Laundry eare better equipped than ever for giving you high aundry work. SR Phone 130 SRR BB BB EIDH PPIEBOEIOBEIEEPIDERIH ONE 348 BLACKEG I owe everything w's:gm was not gone, but the surgeon him.” 1 told Rolfe he must do uo clerical work The widow looked as if she expected | for at least a year. to him. He worried greatly at the {could make was reached when he was condition of his finances. He implored | obliged to work as a night watchman, me to see that his family did not suf- | and the family thanklessly took the fer. Mrs. Rhodes, 1 am ready so far |last cent he earned as I am able to contribute to the sup- Then came great news. The uncle port of this family until you can see | had died suddenly without a will. The your way to moregpermanent condi- | estate went to Mrs. Rhodes and Honor, tions.” equally, as the nearest heirs. The “Daniels owes your father a lot of | family were at once in great fettle. money and is honest enough to pay it| They prepared to leave the old home back,” was the coarse, untruthful way | with extravagant ideas of their grand in which Mrs. Rhodes explained the | future. circumstances to her daughters. “You have been very helpful to us,” “I presume you expect to continue | sald Mrs. Rhodes to Rolfe, “and we my husband’s business?” Mrs. Rhodes | will allow you to occupy the old house intimated to Daniels the following | here free of charge until the estate 18 day. settled up.” “I cannot do that, madam,” replled | It was Honor that Rolfe would miss. Daniels, “for 1 have not qualified for | Jfumbly he accepted the fate awarded it. I fear I shall have to give up that | him. The morning of the day when the departure was due found him geated in the garden he had so care- fully tended. His head was bowed, not dejectedly, but in sober thought of the sacrifices of ambition, sight, limb, love—and all this thanklessly. 1Te looked up as IHonor approached [ him Her breath came quick. Her 1 face bore a strange, new expression. : “Is thls yours?' she asked, extend- {ing a little memorandum book, and It seemed as If the last sacrifice he | : FPHEHPIHHES DD IEDDDHBIE rainy season. Let us put gutter around your house and protect it from decay. T. L. CARDWELL, Electric and Sheet Metal Contracts Rear Wilson Hdwe Co. o 3 & Phone 233. & PEFBIIDEEEDE PEFPDBEIIEBS BRI IS 0000004008000 L HE L4 ¢ FROFFPRETIPBEEPIIFIPEIIE i TF YOU ARE THINKING OF BUILDING, SEE § MARSHALL & SANDERS The 0Id Rellable Contractors Who have been building houses in Lakeland for years, and who neyer "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 ability o make good. MARSHALL & SANDERS Phane 228 Blue e b e S 8D Log tO'WflQ"!"i"lflml"m"!"B"MWl'%%irMm pay from this candid avowal. Rolfe sought a position as manager | . Pharmacy” “Your husband took me into his of- | of a store where his strength and not | &' “CONSU LT US” fice employ when.I was homeless,” | keen eyesight was the essential. At ( $ went on the young man. “But for his|the end of a month his arm was N 5 st e hous We § « sy || death, 1n a ‘year more through his|broken in the fall of a tier of heavy | For figures on wiring your ouse. ¢ ! The KOdak Store kindly tuition I would be eligible for | boxes. f‘ will save you money. Look out for the i admission to the bar. I was very close | o — Rolfe blushed as ho recognized It a8 | , g5 paqipd@dddsbs ddodpdidddi0 e bieddadddhIPiddtid bt ::f hig secret diary which he had lost a ® w K J k w K “Cpae ; @& week previous. ?: * ackson % W B for Mlouse Piers, Cement, and all Concrete & 1 o "1“"“ ""‘1’;" i ‘“'““ Honor, frank-| 2 2 {ly. “Is a guys true? 4 B U l L D l N G MA T E Rl A L :;: 4 That he loved her—his embarrassed ;z "ACKSON & MCRAE ¢ & | 45 | face showed that. Her hand rested on | & 4 Prices right Estimates given on all ke | bis shoilder tromulously. ABY Bers, ine ¢ REAL ESTATE 3 \ : ; > 2 deed, was a man! She almost cried | & kinds of CL‘ant Work. ‘?) ‘?‘ w :: ‘a8 .cllw thought of all the noble sacrl- ¥ . . . 2 £ | e ho had made, t Large Listing--Always Some Baroains land Paving and Construction Company : “If what you wrote is true,” she said, “I shall not go away from here. 1 have a dream of a noble man, R L L e LR L) B. H. BELISARIO, l’ropl‘ietm‘ cheered and beloved by a woman who o i 7 Main S B \ 0 ) | would lay her fortune and devotion at A M b g » Lak ELARD, Pl | his feet, and have him arise from the | g ‘f" PETERRRRRT ST e e s To 2 2 e L Lo S a2 L a s 4ol 4, dregs he sought out of loyalty and|% uS ecelve 0 a :-: '\ | resume his place among men. Shall T : SRR i | stay?” b4 i g | “Oh, forever! forever!” cried Rolfe, @ 7 L ot ' | S rzns N @ as he clasped to his breast the only BB L SO D B ool :g’ ! i R b ‘y woman he had ever loved ;:; 45: !wAnd Cousin Honor Is Coming to (Copyright, 191, by W. G. Chapman) |d& :Z: — A o i e 3 o e B | ™ e Peach $1.00 ; lviys tells in any line. Mr. Cole is in the Eastern : e i Ak Brandy eac es " J : 's at the present time buying Joraue-(1ouE - siotes: | ambition. Again, most of Mr. Rhodes’ “I've been thinking about the wom- | & | ti i ‘e wi J S J vas clients who were wore a pedometer while at- | ¢ 3 S the goods arrive oneWe will be pleased to show business was from clients who an who wore a pedom Y % icest line of General Merchandise ever offered in B! nd “A Pleasure to Show Goods” | scarcely hope to secure.” tending to her household duties, in or- der to see how many miles she walked each day. At the end of the month the pedometer showed that she had covered something like 400 miles in the exercise of her ordinary household his close friends and which I could “Then—" “T ghall seek work in the town, and if you will give me a room at the - Brandy Cherries - $1.15 " Imported Cherries - .35} house here it will mimimize my own @ : personal expenses, and I can help in| duties 5 @ COLE & HULL the work necessary about the place.” | Thirteen miles a day seems a lot of : 4 i i So this arrangement was made. It| walking, especially when it8 all in|é Preserved Flgs - ™~ i | was a vast sacrifice for Rolfe to give [ and about a house Yet there are % : elers and Omometrists. Lakeland. Fla' | up the hope of becoming a lawyer. | women with small childre v; l";;]{ n;ust ,:‘ i With gratitude, however, he remem- | be “r ifte doubtec do a |z . . O : | bered g{hn kindness of Mr. Rhodes. | gaily marathon mii I nore. 4 lmported Ollve Ol] - .5 b With loyalty he resolved to be a friend Most women haven't any 1dea of the 3 and a support to the family left 10 | ;o nber of steps they must take doing e ~’5M‘§%§@M%‘?WWMA such distressed circumstances. the day's All they know is that § @) It did not take Rolfe long to discern | ¢hey are ad tired n evening 3 & z . %! hat the mother snd her daughters | comes, and that Also Piemente and Cream Cheese : ' 0 d E lec tr 1 c Wo r k ‘3’)‘ were poor samples of womanhood. | viteg them out for & s | They sat around in what was left of | nino entertain i ' re wasteful Ir their old-time finery, were wasts ful Ir preparing the meals and bickered as | J (e A :':( to who should do the dishes. They | Possibilities of Plague. & | were rather distant with Rolfe, as if | od that over ' 2 he were an inferior, but they could ! ped out by the | & & | ot help but realize his devotion and @ ith particular & gelf-sacrifice. Every Saturday night ;ar . 4 @ | he handed over to Mrs Rhodes the 0 » FLORIDA LLECTRIC 3|t e e vousehoia exponss | Barore e Bre Fued Siote Phone 93-94 - Within a month the family had ac- ' = o .0 of 2 B AND [TACHINERY COMPANY cepted these 1 ual services frc comparative stranger, 88 thougt were a son or brother. Rolfe kej attractive looking lot neat and sawed and spl BB RPEEE BB DE a dozen necessary A 3 . : o 3 ‘..-}/‘ .v » the ;,' .‘ ,:.[‘ d‘;f"‘” A i P iy e pat v cure your Rheumatism Guc55 \\ h() S ,: % particularly he tried t d here need never ag pla = iy I S R $ % | Without her knowing it, he devote ke and zed coun- | Neuralgia, Headaches, Lramj N e Ph | o e e o o some exn ' ok ho my | Colic, Sprains, Bruises; Cus ad |5 Coming PPPPP one 46 G “1,—‘.-‘ ;z\ i to give 1:‘\-1 the money relax his warfare on | s. 01d Sores, Stings of Tnsects | &: “ & copying v to give Lva i 1 | , Ol C ik ; THE ELECTRIC STORE 2w procure » neckwear gewgaws rat and the ground | @tc, Antiseptic Anodyne, us Ll B P - - v ) 2 S # ghe fancied it ternally and externally. Price 25c. g o the cousin, Miss Honor Brigh 307 E. Main St. #| Then 1 f |