Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 14, 1912, Page 3

tions, club "E1RIBUTION. ol above all case and lux- mockery and more than th Kept trou- winning such laws laid and quickly ¢« heart forever i that, when ; | ~cem of som-! while that .. Society Editor <ices to the Society il interest should be telephoned to Q hey ccear in order that their rows value is mor «5 Q. & ] and | ment can be com- by either oi the above u.egmnes 9 Ed:itor, cove Evening b meetin ¢h gatherings aund this depart- RSN E LTS “Choice residence; rooms; sixteen bed- rooms; bathroom “Thorough- Iy up-to-date munsiuu, six recep- ticn rooms; splendid hall; billiard { room; twenty-four bedrooms; two bathrooms--" 1 read this literature tto be discovered textually every week in the best illustrated week- | lies), and 1 smile. Also 1 wonder, Yhullll,\ blushing. what Americans do think of the residential aspects of Buropean house property when they first see it. And | wonder, witheut blushing, to what miraculous de- aree of perfected comiort Americans would raise all their urban tratlic it only they cared enough to keep tthe profesional politician out of [ their streets as strictly as they keep him out of their II'..vnnon in Harper's Such as: sile. five reception houses, Magazine. | NECKLACES OF ALL SORTS thove 4 vawninge | Neither in Color Nor Materfal Need ask you, why Love and Love Foon Sale i Park. Association Saturday in inter- cakes, meats, anything in ©owill be the ladies \lthough oroa project 0 are vk ition teels ome money, ol to do so. a citizen elizently sub- s inconveni- Lould in- comtortahle Any Woman Hesitate to Make Her Own Cholce. A'l the girls are collecting necklaces to go especially with the simply-made favorite necklace is of amethyst-col- position resembling turquoise, Because yellow is so fashionable \merican Onece, utervierer | i praise | on in the toeven- | clitoria; | ' Offensive | freoly all n opri-| might ame qoe- are in great demand. The ornaments are prettiest when strings of gradu- ated lengths are used to form a series of chains, one of which comes close to the throat, while the lowermost falls half-way to the belt, White necklaces are particularly a fad. Some of the heads employed in their making are of an opaque compo- sition somewhat resembling celluloid, and, like that material, to be cleaned with ammonia. Necklaces of inde- structible pearl beads with solid gold | clasps are charming, but not more so than are those of white coral or of clear crystal. On any of these neck- laces may be worn color-relieved lock- ets of rhinestones, with a single “ruby,” “sapphire” or “emerald” or of frocks of linen, crash or lingerie. A' ored crystal beads and clasps with a | silver bar: another is of bright red | opaque beads and a third is of a com- this scason amber beads for necklaces | Telegram., &' ] Arnoll | white cloisonne ¢namel with a pink ! rose center. YOUTHFUL PARISIENNE The fault with most of the broad-brimmed hats is the unhecoming tront, This has been overcome by splitting the front brim and lapping One plume is the sole adornment, FERNS NEED SPECIAL CARE ! Too Frequent Wa(ermg of This Sensi- | Thought Bestowed on Decoration Wil tive Plant, for Instance, Is to Be Well Repaid in Cheerful, Be Avoided. Homelike Apartment. £k 1s your fern suffering from summer complaint? It it is you have failed to learn the nost important of all facts in the care of ferns, which is that too frequent watering is not good for these delicate plants. The Boston variety, or short, curly kind, is generally considered difficult to keep in a thriving condi- tion, yet one woman finds the tagk comparatively eas; This housewife, who takes a pecu- FURNISHING OF CHINTZ ROOM There is' a pleastng homeliness about a chintz room which gives it a subtle attraction. Most women at this time of year are attacked with ga laudable desire to redress their rooms 80 that the time of summer and the singing birds is suggested and win. ter's sunless cold forgotten. The most obvious way to achleve the redressing is to choose a suitable chintz and to order loose covers for all the chairs and sofas, ottomans and | yjar joy in all the beauty pertaining to cushions in the room. The favorite|a home, declares the fern should be colorings this season give a range of | kept in front of a window, where it tulip shades, purple, rose red, a deep | peceives the morning sun. It must bhuft or scarlet. These have some- | stand on a soft gurface, sand in a jar. times a black ground, as in the days| @iniere much larger than the fern pot of Louis Philippe. Huge soft cush.' peine one of the L1 arrangements. ! fons, square or round in shape, are of | This allows it 1, ger plenty of air, an | down, covered with silk, and have no ' pgeentind 1oint in its care pendant flouncing Do rot water the fern more u.u.\‘ \ snecessful room can be obtained thop every other dav. Now and then ! with one of the cretonnes or chintze it is best to wait three or fonr dayve, ! in oriental patterne, and the farni* o as a good dryout is most advisable or bibelots in the Chinese tacte, which Take the fern into e laundry or i= now o much to the fare, accord basement and gzive jtoa ood bath, well with such design An excellont onee or twice a month result is obtained if panels of 1} Never 1ot the temperature average | printed linen or chintz are placed more than 70 in the room where the the wall instead of paper and « tern is kept o cooler atmosphere luv i prints show up well with such a ha ing better. Keep the plar ground. dry or Old needlework is now reprod the fern in a shady place in the | in glazed chintz, and fine Italian | for its summer onting, packing earth terns glowing with subdued bl well around the pot, a treatment {duced as a daring prowth which Increases it CHARM OF THE WIDE COLLAR reds and browns, with t mauve only seen in Italian © a bed of anemones gives a toncl digtinction to any room. \ cingle mauve cushion and black in soft gilk are generally Pome end peonies figur the twisted stems form arabesq clo note ateg, pieoters MADE UP o# onos AND ENO3 [Very Pretty Are the Candle Siairs of Lace Designed in Al! Shape: and Colors. Very fet g are the new shades whose toundation tited fiber, and that can be all colors. The :truight pire shade is the § of the design< :pread <hat; hottom orite 1 Dainty Costume Approved by French | 1he decoration is varied, » ¢ Mothers For the Adornment of festoons of tiny ribbon flowrs 3 Their Small Daughters. tones, others huve insert o SRR S lace combined with the f 2 For Neck and Hair, | some have bands and frill . Charming bandeaux for the hair | headed with nariow metal git & and necklaces are combined. so that | A candle shade that look 1 ; theyr can bhe n mow in the hair | @ll color schemes is made of ¥ I and anon on the ek They consis ,"'3"‘ strung into fanciful dr. .2 Ol of small wreaths and buckles of dia. | finished with bead fringe The H monds threaded on to narrow velver | IS pagoda shape, another i ribbon, but the pojular ornament is | and some are 1 Nothing is pre - ide once more pearl rope, long or | are isually made up ove muslin than the 1, collar of short accor T and ‘he re ' but are effective over a wa: or that of paare lot sourres of the | Ereen or American Beaut Our artist has ¢ raye # i The girl who has odd ume showing the Lo 4 Te ¢ lace can put them to 1 fert on the shoulder v he than to make a set of ¢ € caid to be after the . Frar An Epigram. i shades. Finish the u the Nationa It It isn’t every woman who wili mak> | jace gimn, which 1 s ONt in chiffc point lace you a good wife who will make rou a | ceal the seam it the 14 ¢ “London (Fne ) Sy i good husband!—Sati pleced Commencing Monday, Aug. 12th All This Week Don'l Make 2 Mistake! Simon - Pure This is a - Glean - Qut {al-"Em-Alive-Bosco-Sale Fhis is a cencral Cloanup of n i ul Shoes tor Men, Wonien and Chii Lamonz the varion fered. Ladies” Oxtords o 3 $4nnd ) for $1, $1.50 and $2.50 Children's $1.50 ¢ Cotor e and §$1.a0 Some big valuces in dion's Footwear, $2.00, £2 50 1o clean out ar $1.50, §1.90 and 8200 See my Ladies’ and Children's Ready-to-Wear Department This sale will eclip:e It A GRIZZLY BEAR No reservations at thi paper, and that's stationay Ladies” Waists, hoe Ladies’ Waists, $1, $1.00 Ladies' Sailors, worth 20 Ladies' Sailors, worth 20, Get my prices on the world Ul others, 1t amd The, honse s i bear! s w bear! siale; everything zoes bhut letter o i ) R 25 and $2, for ' 75¢ tor sl .. 10¢ dresses and sKivts; they heat BATES Department Store If good work is what you are look- ing for, you can get it at Lakelano Steam Laundry. Compare our work with others, and you will find it in the lead. We ate just as anxious to please you as you are to be pleased. TRY US. Plione 130. n:.':':_::'.'.'i':m[ LAKELAND STEAM LAUNDRY R. W. 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