Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 28, 1911, Page 3

PAGE THREN \s]/////é a9 C A EXCITEMENT YOU will wish to settle down to the safe and sane basis of getting <C1EPHONE NUME the most for your money and trading where there is the most opportunity I NOTICE—Notices for the Social Department can be com- for imelligent selection. i 1o the Society Editor by either of the above telephones. - cn notices to the Society Editor, care Evening Telegram. ; social functions, club meetings, church gatherings and .vs of social interest should be telephoned to this depart- »u as they occur in order that their news value is not (. Both these requisites are found at our store, and thanking you for iSSP OT the splendid Holiday Trade we en- !Lutheran Missionary Society | Met With Mrs. Ottinger. | The Lutheran Air and Missionary Society met yesterdey afternoon with Mirs, Ottinger, 1 Several motters ol importance cama 'before the ladies, after which deli- teious refreshments were served, 3% 10 THE FARY. joyed, we most cordially invite you PODDODDIDDDD PO to let us assist you in money saving and satisfactory trading during the where the bob- DOV culling, red dawnings when o boys, { where the meadow next year. wling, wanderings, fears * Children's Missionary Society. i The Children's Missionary Sovn-!.\"‘ of the Methodist church will hold ! Vtheir mite-box opening at the ;.| Photographed by Underwood & Underwood, N. Y dence of Mrs, B, 8. MeGli A FEW HOLIDAY GOODS LEFT AT YOUR OWN PRICE Bates’ wro tor the deep green 10 rarrow, life of the i row, life of The election of the three American Cardinals i responsible for this morrow afternoon at three o'clock, | latest fashion, which can be worn during the entire performance at then- A program has been prepared, re- | ;ev;flor opera without in any way obstructing the view of the ono seated {ireshments will be served and a good | ehind. It is made of gold wire and pearl heads, P A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A AN AN resents ilie TalK 01 new soya éINSIST UPON BEAUTY it st ot s it { world of mas- f mammer eoof earth amdl i Wil be siver the littde folks | * ;Carl Kern Will Compete | For Oratorical Medal. Mr. Cary Kern left last night for| :.ll‘inllk»:mr\ |’l:" '\\;,.:“:}- ’hl; :mlx |l:. n;x..“i WHY WOMEN RIGHTLY CLING TO :l'nlm like ;L,; »,',‘.,.h. of ”'I’ ,,‘| poete To e medd ere e e i | i ‘ PREVAILING STYLES. whions of NI may reti [State Oratorical Contest by the Flor-| [ It they wiil he 8o altered, o ida Educational cunt of looks, that ocenrs Priday night ! we v We have i Graceful Lines of Present Fashions | acquivcd the Labit of hoauty in dress Are Not Lightly to Be Given Up and i+ will a harvd one to hre l]\.‘ —Really a Debt Is Owing to The lustration presents an evenine | the Harem Skirt. ‘mn\. with some of the o 'f" Hmporiant and most chianming points, old where seythes take u dozen aged and mako overy robbing in the «onoon veocks as castling Jdy considernte o them Association, which | ey wrs n-piping out! I not rece reputation as an | ted to represent lot, where brier| the Lakeland High School on this ac- | count. His muny friends are con- reature no hunt-| fidently expecting that he will | turn to Lakeland with the ¢ the solmen-| While in Jucksonville Carl will stop | in dress fat the Aragon lotel o fires a-ripple Polk County Teachers Who Are % " Attending F. E. A spider ati The Florida Edocational As Ltion oper night at ral hundred teachers fust Jackson- ine hour that!ville wit oy - poor-will, hawk darting daily in the Shriners’ complacent | i the friendly § Po + beckon, | t keep? | Pre t that fol-!s Fine Christmas Dinner At Ceronet Guests of I Entertained Last Evenin =5 | E Et tained n South 1 all thoroughly enjoyed the table being| quet of love- Prepared. had been hm;('nnr‘.vr gave instrumental numbers, Iy enjoyed the While Miss Haliye Hudson and Mr .|R. E. Lufsey delighted all with a number of readings Delicious punch was served |which the guests were all loud in | their praise, declaring it to be the best they had ever tasted . E . Miss Titman, and M of ‘ally being much © Were Mr. and Mrs. = Mzs. Anna Sewell, T and Miss Tucker, and Mre. H. C. Daily Thought. There is no greater philanthropist in the country than the working mas who shares his loaf of bread with his aeighborhood. —Mr. Will Crooks. Me re-| . m'.m! Up to this moment the | changes, ar OCl-y { have more beautital { too. are helping on the o | from whizzing looms come ertaining program which had been e ir has been changes filled with rumors of yet o far we ‘ syvlphs, still gracernl | fact, the makers thems porarily given up the fi | are bonding all their ef- ard making the styles we Manufae forts e nd velvets, od wor i bad been spun by the fairic Indeed, since the days of the French Louis fabrics have never been more eumptuous thamn now and, besides, they comport with the great require- ment of the hour—youthfulness. Frail gauzes are exquisitely traced with cut velvet, veilings are threaded over with tinsel, laces for everything but the street get-up are as fine as cobwebs. for effects are still clinging; the con- tour of the body, which the great ar- tists declare to be the most divine of God's creations, must be revealed. What is the result of all this beauty? ° For the first time in ber life woman land, as mny he s | been largely in skirt costume s in T pest white, T with dawn pivk ehitfon, covering the front Lirt, [ 1he uncove Farem featnure come inw of 1l 1 i 1 | Hiek chenin® e little mod the style has cnced by the Dol 1 of this stunn charmen in a o faint as to seem al he bodiee s veilod over on, The nie wde of 1l e aleo bread 1, oddly enouch, is ol I blue charmense, The in with the <lah which s enneht ot gold hntterttly; Ldeen frinee of me note being re- of the The 1 irt, is poin h o larg the oper ted in velvet for the be't and chou, front of the lice 1s of | il ther with a ¢ £ A over No material can be stiff, ! Lulsey’s THE PLACE Ol Better Things s, gauzes, tulles that look as if ° Ice Cream Candies We wish all our Customers a Happy New Year! 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