Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 10, 1914, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE EVENING TELEGRAM I AYETLAND. FLA, OCT. 10, 1914, OBRIBERLRETLTERLRCRLTLTERET WAITING FOR ~HILDA By NORMAN H. CROWELL. fi X BRINLEY | PLOWS | BRINLEY® fust received, a complete orange Pl Oan ot g0 5o be line of 10 ard 12 inch 2222t 10 to 14 inch Regular Turning Plow, ed with the o o The Brinley Plow is built especially for Florida soils. Eggace on: is sold with a guarantee of satisfaction or your monr e back. < MODEL HARDWARE 2 - Phone No. 340 - C. E. TODD, ]‘Igr,‘i oy SEQFTRO LR 30 v and rushed out that stole unrepressed the newspaper at i i e following: nZ attendant, and the waiter made a She Had Her D;_-u deep genufection when the dooT W88 gympathetic Friend— opened comfort, Mrs. McHi They crossed the room, and made 8 yer pyir man has go second genuflection when they Were garig ye ken where he is o' half-way to the pope's chair, and 8 Mrg McHinnery (gri: third when they got near the DODPE. hae me doots. : upon earth Zcor with a bullel Tyen the attendant took the glass off wound in his fcrehead. Numerous let- ., tray and handed it to the prelate, Fixing Up. said Lundquist, 1t d about created the im- oy, grnelt down and handed it to the wyypay s 42" agked : nt out pression that he committed the deed ;... The same ceremony was repeat- «Cream lotion? Freck! re he brought ckness or despoRd-. .4 atrer the pope had drunk the Water. «No " faltered the girl. 1 of silver—four emcy. The dog refused to leave tRe ruming 1o the doctor, the pope theh get away this summer glass took ome of spot, although wasted to a skeleton bY o,44. to know if you had an Six ¥ ure.” “1 wanted to show you how difficult case something hunger and expos 5:4;“;3 o mething shiny and (C Ty Pub. Co) | jt {g for me to get a gla]ss of watfr- s e ha its prnce. | and I hope you will not blame me for i 5;:»2:‘;:“: e said the man, “and its CAUSED TOO MUCH TROUBLE :cgiecting the cure and not drinking = 1 Ceplmmadiai Sl i can o 1a3s i ; e more water. I hate to disturb three Resonance of Wood, ‘ i Sauy The postmaster, hearing a suspl-| youpdguist slid the money hesital: Difficulty That Lay in the Way of men and make them kneel six times % : e to Lundquists s cious sourd. paused in his translation | ingiv across the glass counter and Pope's Following Simpie | every time I want a drink of water. 1 Since Mittelburger, the Gy e haose, que o8 saw it and and glanced up. The listener was| ook the object gingerly in bis hand Medical Advice. | tried to get the water myselt, but I, tician, while sleeping uzder b nn-lhntie ptadionnu ot al U . his whole | Fysned and trembling be started for S | bave been told that, belng & soverelgn, Sedar shingles in Philaici mood. . ) is blue orbes. | o simple | | m: ‘ Two rFears ago she wfi-;ld‘ have I d the . You want—youll need hj'i? Pé;,'e Xm:r:n; Tga.n d'::cwr Li T “°mr__ duced by rain drops fall L s st g Lundquist brought| gome of these!" called the proprietor minded him that a copsiderable Fooling the Nelghbors, shingles, until the present ti sent her that letter which had wrung p; ith a jerk. | as he slid out some little boxes. ount of pure water as a drink was| “The Updykes are installing a great | bas held an indisputable plac bie heart. “Wait:" he had told ber. hem say?” | “.ja!’ Von box!” sald Lundquist | bepeficial, and the pope there and| deal of mew furniture.” i manufacture of musical i Walt till Fortune smiles more bri “A huadred & §!" was the P""; It was late that night when the tWO then rang a bell and asked the prelate. “Not as much as you might think. | the Hardwood Record stal Iy on these bleak Dakota prairfes! It pg was a bitter thing to do. but Laund . quist saw no other course. Oznly last year she was prevented from coming by the sickness of her srom mother. Nathing, ngt even pof . S AP S e reached the lome cabin on the pral n aprerdance to bring him a glass of| Mrs. Updrke is having some of the, burger's first work under ; dollars:” repeated| o The dog sat on the Roor before water. Fully ten minutes passed be-! more expensive pieces carried through ' that wood was more musical '\on‘ underd—"} pig paster, and licked his lps ex- fore the prelate returned to the library,| the house to the rear entrance, where ; 81 was when he built a pipe L00 8 ! pectantly, but his master heeded him ¢))1owed by an attendant and a waller.‘ they are loaded in a van and brought the first in America—wit * | pot—he was reading, reading, read- The latter carried a silver tray with round to the front door again.” , of southern white cedar, { fng Hilda's letters. a_glass of water on it. The prelate, 3 wood which had charmed h ' o be listened to the rain on tb T RN L WYY W Y v wow : e TOOSOROTOE #3413 1 423D FE PRI PESIBSRIDY ?E-E*E%HMEO‘;-{";'@;‘*%" BICDIE DD g Lakeland Evening Telegram The Lakeland News e | BPPEP BB HAT’S what you want in your Printing, no matter whether it be on your visiting card, your little advertisirg dodger, or 3ses502223 your big, expensive booklet. For every kind of printing we mix the above ingredients in just the right proportion. Your printing, when we do it, looks just right. People won’t criticise it, and point out errors in it, that will make you ashamed of it. The paper will be neatly and squarcly cut—and not look like it was hacked out with a handsaw. The type used will be the latest and most stylish faces; the presswork will be sucb 1hat every letter will show up just right. Your printing won’t look pale and sickly, nor be daubed with too much ink. 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