Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 17, 1915, Page 7

SPECIAL SALE . Rexall Goods THIS WEEK } See Display. All Rexall Goods Guaranteed Lake Pharmacy PHONE 42 £ 4 | { : o | d | i i 11 i !!i g E ' 1 -1 E i I Eiii £ i i L not love him. She could not love, she said. Adela, rich, discontented, but in- effably dear to him, did not know her own heart. Langwith had a clear pic- ture of her in his mind during that time of despair. Her beauty, her high breeding, her dissatisfaction with life would, he knew, make marriage inevi- table for her in the future, and, he ::amd. would bring unhappiness with Get Your Coupons in the Great Voting Contest at the Hub. This is the only Gents’ Furnishing Store in Town giv= ing Yotes with Purchases of Goods Our Spring Line Is Coming in Daily i gist She had promised him, with tears, that if ever she changed her mind she would write to him. But three more years had passed away and he had not seen her since. She had gone away to Camways that summer, to a little seaside village, and after that she had traveled in Europe. It was more than a year before she returned to her house in the metropolis. No letter had come. Langwith had never tried to see her, but his love burned the fiercer for its impossibility of fulfilment. The third summer after he had lost her Langwith resolved to go to Cam- ways. It was a pilgrimage of love. He wanted to live where she had lived that season, to see the things that she had seen and to try to enter vicarious- ly into her life in this way. He went to Camways, put up at the little hotel, and found the restfulness of the little place unexpectedly soothing. He ar- ranged to rent an old-fashioned cot- tage upon the cliffs, within a stone’s throw of the hotel, where Adela had stayed. “It's been unoccupled for three years,” the agent told him frankly, *I mailed it here, in this Jetter-box.” she answered. “I used to come here to look at the flowers. That is why I seemed somehow bound up with all my memories of you. And you only— got—it—today—" Langwith began to laugh hysterical- ly. For three long years the I had lain in the private Adela had mistaken for a public one. And now—now—it seemed miraculous that he should have rented the very house that she had loved, and taken the letter from the place where she had posted it. But, when he explained, her happy . tears drove the memory of those years away. (Copyright, 194, by W. G. Chapman.) DROVE FAT MAN OFF CAR Successful Practical Joke Eddie Foy Is Sald to Have “Pulled Off" In New York. They are telling in Broadway a story about Eddie Foy and George Co- han !\'77 and Cohan one autumn after- : | noon sat side by side in a Fifth avenue bus when a fat, gaudily dressed man See Our Windows They reflect the Superb Stock with eatered, bis manioured and | W'IiCh our Store is filled. E{ - “mm;mx :;:n“t ke ¢ that i him nt'm before we reach Madison he Hu THE HOME OF Hart Schaffner and Marx Good Clothes: “All right, Eddie,” sald Cohan edn-l Foy fixed his gaze on the fat man's glittering hands, and a change came over his face. His eyes seemed dull and staring. His jaw hung slack and loose. “Me want ring!” he shouted sudden- 1y,.and he pointed at the fat man's hands and at the same time jumped up and down in his seat and waggled his elbows up and down in the air, just like a baby. “Ring! Me want ring!" Cohan took the cue at once. “Hide your hands,” he said quickly to the fat man. “Your rings bother him.” The fat man frowned uneasfly, bat : he would not hide his hands. | JOS. LeVAY Langwith Took Out His Letters. “but I guess it'’s weather-proof. And you say vou only want o stay for the summer.” Langwith moved in. It was a de lighttul, old-world place, with a garden full of flowers set out by tie last oc- cupant and now rapidly reverting to the wild. Hardly had Langwith taken pcssession of it before the influence ot the woman whom he had lost came over him like a flood tide. He dreamed -of her, of his dead hopes and lost happiness, and surrendered him- selt to the melancholy of his reminis- @ HEHE DIBLHDLEHBBILSEIEISEEE000 § “Ring! Ring! Me want ring!” re- peated Foy, and Cohan, as he strove to hold his friend still, said: “Don’t give him a ring!” “Huh! 1 guess I won't,” growled indeed!” And he looked at his dia- ‘monds complacently. Foy's eyes were now shining. His face was red and contorted. He hopped cences. up and down and waggled his arms He felt ‘that if only he could see |more vehemently than ever. “Me : her he might. induce her to give her ' yynt ring!” he roared. “Ring! Ring!"” ! selt to him. Adela was unbappy; she | ~«For heaven's sake” sald Cohan, i i 3 would never be happy without the life your 1 companionship of somebody who un- i hands, maa! Don't you ses derstood her. He was awakened on the fourth morning of his stay by the call of the postman. He threw on his dressing gown and went down. “Party by the name of Langwith here?’ asked the man. The painter nodded sleepily. “I just put a bundle of mail for you in here,” said the postman, indicating the private mail-box which stood at the end of the garden. “Then it oc- curred to me that, having just moved in, you mightn't have the key.” “I haven't” sald the painter. “I didn’t know you had free delivery here. But I guess it can be opened easily enough.” The weather-worn box ylelded to the slightest effort, and Langwith took out his letters. Among them was one that made his heart beat furiously. It was in Adela’s handwriting. It seemed as though his longing had reached her in some telepathic man- ner, and bad been answered. Lang- with hurried into the house and tore open the envelope. “You asked me to tell you if I changed my mind,” bhe read, “and I 1 cannot tell you what it coets me to make this con- fession, my dear, after the way in which 1 treated you. But I always loved you, only your sudden asking. ceased to hope, startled won't be reaponsible for the conse- quences.” A little pale by now, the fat man reluctantly put both hands behind his | back. “This is the limit,” he said, ap- other mtrlfl Aln't | “Idiots riding in omnibuses! that the limit, friends?” But Foy leaped to his feet. “Ring! | he roared, and he leaned on the fat man’s shoulders. “Give me ring!” | Cohan now seemed to lose all pa- tieace. | “Oh, hang it,” he sald, “give him a ring or two, and let us have lonfl peace. Can't you see I've lost my pow- | er over him?” But the fat man, tearing his pudgy | hand from the persistent Foy's grasp, | rose and ran full tilt for the door. “Conductor, stop!” he shouted. 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