Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 22, 1912, Page 6

up’interest at this bank The best way to secure a child against the future it so open a bank account in its name. Even a dollar at a time will, in a few years, | provide a sum that helps the yungster in any misfortune that may befall. When the child is able to earn money, it is but natural that he It will will add to the savings himself. Start an account today. draw interest the same as yours, FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LAKELAND Under Control of U. 8. Government WE OFFER YOU PLUMBING of the highest class at modcrate rates. [ handy. | one's own combings. THE EVENING TELEGRAM, _AK.l.: NI, FLA., JUNE 22, 1912, B NEW IDZA FOR PINCUSHION | Jirections for Making One That Rep- | resents the Queer-Shaped “Humpty” Hassocks. New ideas for pincushions are rath- or difficult to find, and the suggestion n vogue just at the present time. In the first place, two little bun- | shaped cushions should be made, and these cushions can be covered with | any remnants of material that may be They are then placed one upon the top of the other and lightly tacked together, and in turn covered with some pretty piece of brocade and tied tightly round the center with a silk cord. These little cushions are quite sim- ple to make, and should, of course, be carried out in quite a small size, and as a novelty for sale in a bazar they should not be forgotten at those times set aslde for charitable work, as any kind of little novelty will always com- mand a ready sale. HOW TO USE THE POSTICHE It Should Be Made From One's Own Hair and Kept Untangled and Clean. The best postiche is made from It Is not hard to find a hairdresser, even in small towns, who makes false hair into va- rious forms; if not, the combings can be sent to a city establishment. The cost of making is less than a bought Get our figures for converting your old bath room into 2 handsome and sanitary lavatory. They will be much less than &ou think and will cenvinee you that you need no longer do without the luxury of modern rlumbing, !al;eland' llardwap_'c & Plumbing Co. L G N O R R TR I T T R T I SRR NI, | R. L. MARSHALL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Will furnish plans and specifications or will follow any vlans and specifications furnished. BUNGALOWS A SPECIALTY. Let me rhow you some Lakeland Liomes I have built, LAKELAND, Phone 267-CGiven, FLORIDA | AN AN e S 2y P e B 2R 5 SN ARG b THE VERY BEST WHEAT ouly is used to make the flour \\l\ul.. BOes » our bread And the very bost e ihods ployed t are om produce both the flour and the h:'u:u(,‘ You'll like the looks of our bread when you see it. You'll like its taste! still better when you try it 'lhe Modem Bakery Barhite Brothers Live Where You Will Like Your Neighbors We are exercising great care to sell our ROSEDALE lots only to the best class of people. Thus we give you desirable ncighbors in addition to ROSEDALE'S other attratcions. Wide streets, shade trees, fertile sail, building restrictions. Inside the city, one block east from Take Mor- ton. SMITH & STEITZ and G. C. ROGAN Deen-Bryant Building. Whatever you want in rea lestate we have it. postiche, and the risk lessened. See that the plece is tightly woven. If too loose, the hair pulls up and roughens. When this occurs thers is no cure but reweaving. Never let a postiche get tangled. Brush it daily, or as often as worn, with a brush with rubber back and stiff bristles. This tears the hair less than combing. Occasionally put a few drops of brilliantine on the brush. It will take away the dead look that $0 quickly comes to false hair. A postiche should not be allowed to lie uncovered collecting dust. Keep it in a drawer for cleanliness. A postiche should be frequently washed, especially when the hair has | been shampooed, for dust is ferred from it to the elean scalp. a snuds of white soap, whi well later, or gasoline. shake well, and brush until fluffy. trans- Use The adjusting of o posticlie is impor- | Brush the halr forward and pin | Then | tant. the edgoe with small steel pins. brush back in sections, pin into place, and draw one's own hair loosely over it or not ou wish. Some women prefer br ing the postiche and front hair back as if all were grown on the When a postiche is bousht instead of made from combing get real hair, C fade and never fail t haivdie v more and nost cavetul | TAN SHOES ALL THE VOGUE Edict of Fashion Tbn.t Desigr Pretty Color Will Be We! —Buckles or Ribbo Tan shoes That light putt { much in tashion in Franc and which one feared w fashionable 1 is fort | sing. All the Russian tor | In pumps, in Oxfords, o | eyelet tics, Buckles sti! !nuhnu‘ over ribbons, exc | Oxfords and on pumps, True, a wide nun | fer the more or less hu their pumps, bhut you will the well-dressed woman w! 1y turned out in every det { the plain pump, with it corded ribbon, such as the v no matter what its heel Buckles rightly belong to but there is no breach of in choosing one of kid, o or of japanned metal on ¢ dull kid. 1If one wears patent ] slippers, with Spanish hevls buckle may be of silver, of cut steel, but it is to be 1 American women will go ! original method and kee liant footwear off the strecis ir , morning hours, Flowered White Taffeta, One of the most modish mer materials for the yc is a very soft sheer taffor with floral designs This, however, must be very simply if it is to 1 ave t effect. There are ra crepons, and same general lightfully quainu @ tulle frills and pe: checks or white ground, mal of embroi of the silk itself cuchettes, etc. ) e and trimming | in cords, bouillonees, rontained in our sketch should there- | ‘ore be very welcome to our readers. | it illustrates a small cushion made | :0 represent cne of those oddly-shaped | ‘humpty” hassocks that are so much | 1BOD|CE OF NEW NODEL DESIGN IS ADMIRABLE FOR PON- | GEE, LINEN OR LAWN. — .3ade of Satin, Embroidery and Lace, It Would Look Best With a Black Suit—Buttons Much Used q for Ornament. Our illustration displays a bodice Jf string-colored satin and embroid- | “vy and lace in the same shade. C.wout the collarless neck, down the {f1ont and on the sleves a narrow pip- ‘rg of black satin gives character to the waist aud also sugests that it would look best with a black suit. The iesizn of the bodice is admirable Sor white and natural pongee, and for linen and lawn, for with cheaper ma- terials it is not to be expected that the decorations here employed will be skirt worn with this stylish 2 model used by many suits, left front fastening with its row of buttons and loops being thought very smart. At the back the skirt dis- s the habit plainness which is s smart for street stuffs, and which is bound to remain with us still a little longer despite the fact that the dressier frocks are striving for rear fullness of various sorts. Lut effective and cheap as many of the new materiale are, the home sewer must still cultivate her taste for little distinctive touches, for upon these the whole cachet of the gown will depend. Buttons are variously used for ornament, and among the new 1 i3 rinsed | Dry quickly, | Bodices of This Dressy Sort Are Used Extensively With Tailored Suits. well on tl e of 1 over buckram frames. thing else. count and « lutely require have natural t you please w your new are Iy one 1l —prettiness. . he a the small feat win MARY DEAN. Floral Table Decorations, Have you ind when arrar ul in p green bowl is cool you can get the seed with the carrot the ef- d. In selecting a floral cen strive for var Have a d one b time to each meal. At scheme simple use flowe blooms attract have th rate decora‘ion breakfast keep 'hp e rmop e will not m a few Evening Gcwn_ A charming even g {s a combination o' ) a k dation of white lace, wt panel in front. The bod a low V both back an This is filled in with lace to a be- | coming height. The waist line of thls gown has res sumed its normal position. | A brilliant touch of ruby velvet is | | knotted over a rhinestone buckle oa | the girdte. ___\\ PICKLING TIME Plenty Smces all kinds for l’lckelmu and Lammq Feuit Jar Rubbers 5¢ and 10c A Few Drugs Left But They are fiomu Fast LAKE PHARMCY MAIN ST. PHONE 42 THE WORLD SMILES AT Tor through the fragrant su, Inman Blunt cigar, your troubles vanish o Mind and nerves are = ficulties become entirely. Thi for o J-cent « man Blunt toni it's a safe bet you are justified. Marufactured by Phone R Inman Cigar factory O. K. BAKERY RESTAURANT Cakes and Pies a Specialty Cream Bread and Light Rolls “Like Mother Us To Make.” Rye and Graham Bread on Il Short Orders Reasonable W. A. YAUN. Pror. 107 South Florida Ave, Phone 29 Peacock Bldg. N. B.—f"ish Market, Ne. North Kentucky, Mullet, Pompano and Red Bass Sandwiches 5c¢. 0O0OCOVOTOOOOOOOOOOOOUCCT DOUBLY DAINTY he sight of a pretty o of our cor fecti » candy match es in dai ne may ofts ir cand appes ot yet tried t This Is No Place For Me! These people have hought a . Wesfern -Lleciric ‘ Wherever there’s a Western Fle -tric fan th spicuous by their absence. In the dining room, kitchen, restaurant Western Electric fan effectively rids you of thesc litt! For the store=a ceiling fan outside the ent better thana screen door. Itaffords an unobstruct of the interior and at the same time cffectively keeps flies. An S-inch desk fan on the table will give meal in comfort. This type costs only 's of a cent an hour to 1 Every fan hasa felt covered base. Can be u the table, mantel, book case, without scratching. Come in to-day and let us show you the net we've just received. Florida Electric & Machinery Compa T. L. Woons, MaNiGER Subscribe for The Telegram