Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 28, 1912, Page 8

THE ©VENINs TELEGRAN LAKELAND, FLA, AUG. 28, 1912. CIDENT VLATE- SURANCE, sec D, H. SLOAN, Peacock !tuilding. Phone 342 1-8-tf Two full sets Alger books for boys 11 received at the Dook Store, WAN Hecaned FOIL SALE--5 passenger touring . ij car: fine condition, or Will eX= . v, ‘ ¢ for part payment on l.nke-‘ nd real estate. Address Box 536 Lakcland, 8-10-tf | MANN PLUMBING AND ok Atk CONSTRUCTION C0 : Will build your house, do tin work BORGIE BaR, de your plumbing, ran water a: Iinil real estate, ), forth, roof your house with gaivan Ihignp =24, ized iron, tin, pitch, ruberoid or tile OR SALE—235-horse power boiler | «..i¢ us o call. Phone 110, 209 Ken- 25-horse power air lift, which ., ky Ave. 7-18-t1. 53 350 gallons of water per min- NOW IS TIME TO HATCH DUCKS. ite Apply to W. K. McRae, 6-19-tf Wb Bar o either of three leading southern va- ricties--Buff Orpington, Pckin and Indian Runners—both English and American standards. J. 0. WENDLER, Lakeland, Fla. Maxwell runabout as Wil trade for Lake- W. Kimbronsh, London’s ¥moke Nuisance. Half of London’s smoke nuisance i8 NOTICE. caused by the coal fires in private 'or modern furnished rooms apply dwellings, #.. owners of which are not o Mrs. Alex Holly on North Florida | Jjable for jrosecution. It is expected svenue and West Magnolia street, | that a geod deal of missionary work wear high school building, in Lake- [ will have to be done among household- tond, Fla. §-26-4tp | €rs before the smoke evil can be les: sened apprecinbly, FOR RENT---One furnished bed- Lot Apply 410 West Lemon St 8-24-tf The Occupations of Kings. Thus Nero went up and down FOR RENT- S-acre truck patch | greece and challenged the fiddlers at " mile from city limits on Luake | thelr trade. Aeropus, a Macedonian Hollingsworth, Address M. J. Simon, | king, made lanterns; Harcatius, the Box 591, or phone 254, 8-23-6p | king of Parthia, was a mole catcher, WO FURNISHED ROOMS In | and Blantcs, the Lydian, filed needles. 111 South New York | —Jeremy Tuylor. 8-22-6p wodern house Wenae I'WO 1-ROOM COTPAGES for sout and three {-room cottages for sile on time. So muen per month. All large rooms, 0. W STALLY. I"OR RENT with good H-roon cottaze, known as | Alfield place. $15 per month or $150 | untii July 1 in advance. See W. F. Not After Cooking. “To the pure all things are pure *Still, 1 guess they would be a little doubtful if they saw the pure food at the boarding house.” Geaere truck farm, S it SLEEPER GOWN Jolinson. 8-9-tf FOR RENT 1tvacre truck farm, 24 miles south of Lakeland, known 25 Dr. Whipp's place. 2 acres irrigat- ed. $200 to July, 1913, or $20 per monih in advance. See W, Fiske Johnson 8-9-tf FOR RENT One large newly tur- nished room. Apply to Pickard Bro< . Orane building, or phone 269 (aek S-21-6p FOR RENT-—One good oftice room ¢ ther furnished or unfurn.shed, in the Drane building. Apply to H. J. irane. 6-29-tt FOR RENT- -Office rooms in the: smith Hardin building. See J. F.| Carver. 7-6-11) FOR RENT Furnished rooms, 610 Bast Lime street, near Lake | Morton N-24-tf lest stationery at lowest prices in town Lakeland Book .\'lur:-.: T-24-t1| G0 1o Bailey's for straw hats, :Im” rirts Great bargains for the next en davs S-16-tf. | gest line girls' and boys' and siidren’s books ever shown in Lake- and just received. Lakeland Book siore 7-24-11 Bring us your pictures to frame. Copyrigat, Underwood & Underwood, N. Y. T.akeland Book Store. 7-24-tt| It takes the French to make up the 3 " > . R long wished for gown for the “Sleeper.” READ a4 his is o A rarvers ad in (his issue. | g pew gown Is of Lansdowne, but Fali line both Waterman Ideal | toning in front, adjusted to the walst «nd Parker Lucky Curve Fountain| by an elastic. The belt is run through Ueas at all times. VLakeland Book | the bag and carries the brush, comd Store 7-24-tf; and necessary tollet articles to take Tast call on straw hats and Man- | {0 the dressiog room. haitan shirts. Any straw hat in stock | {or one dollar. Prices reatly re-| duced on Manhattan shirts. Bailey's 1n3:::—2;;::::linn::’;kt:ieag!::lrd"‘lt:.: T [ party.” Everyone comes robed in the GENERAL TEAM WORK--Furni-| worst clothes he can find. A prize tire and piano moving. Cal] Phone! should be given to the most appropri- 8% W, E. Tyler 1-23-tt ately dressed pereons. making sure Hard Times Entertainment. T d select & < . that no prize is given to any ome me in and select some of ou ! wearing collars or cuffs, shoes that ings embroldered with dots Book Store. BOARDERS toard land WANTED — Good candles stuck iato empty Everything new and clean. READY FOR SCHOOL OR PLAY Useful Little Outfit That May Be Fagh. ioned in Either One of Three Materials, A nice little outfit this, which would be found most useful for school or va- cation wear; it might be in linen or zephyr, or even navy serge. The i dress is cut Magyar, and has one| ick taken to hem at back and front, | dress in below the walst, bralding trims the top and edge of sleeves. The slip is of tucked material chosen according to that used for dress; narrow insertion finishes it at neck and edge of undersleeves. The slip is set to a plain piece of ma- terial, which is buttoned to the knick- ers—these are of the same material as the dress. Hat of white cambric, embroidered at the brim, and having a colored rib- bon taken round the crown and tled in a bow at the left side HAT WELL WORTH COPYING One of the Best of Parisian Desighe Easlly Within Reach of the Home Milliner. A very exclusive French shop shows an unusual hat, imported recently from Paris—oite that most women who are clever at doing fancy work and love to trim their own hats can casily copy. It was a large white chip picture hat; the crown and brim were cove ered with maize colored chiffon, ap- plied by cutting a circular plece of chiffon about six inches larger than the circumference of the hat, then hemmed on the cdge and a silk- covered wire run through the hem. This wire was sewed on the unders brim, about a half inch back from the edge, The fullness of chiffon was then caught at irregular intervals on the crown and brim, held in place with small clusters of flowers crocheted with bright-colored woolen yarn. Some of them were tiny blossoms, just five little shells crocheted around a central point and joined to a few small green leaves that had been cut from dark green velvet, The colors in the flowers were rich reds, yellows, blues in varying shades, but all having the mellow tinge of the orient, Some were fashioned of gold thread, but most of them were wool. On the left side, placed at the base of the crown, was a cluster of large stand ion the brim. | That was all, but the effect was | distinctive and altogether charming. Well worth copying, If one has time | for such dainty work and loves une {usual things.—New York Press. gshion's Fancies White and tan colored shoes are in the lead Serges ate prime favorites for the | tallored suits. Handbags of lace are a preity sume | mer novelty. Linen dresses are prettier this gea- | | son than ever betore, Belts, If worn, v harmony with the cos Negligees in both straight effects are shown. Ratine and macrame allover are used for peplum blouses. One lingerie dress has a sash edged with narrow valenciennes lace In very deep mourning, tiny bands, folds and plping of crepe are used. ime. Frocks of changeable taffeta are trimmed with narrow velvet ribbon. Street suits of white serge and fine Redford cord continue to be popular. Macrame, filet and Venetian appear as parasol sets. The smartest low shoes of 1lack pa- tent leather have tops and heels of white. Coats of white serge or cloth with are fashionable for | scalloped edgrs little girle. The latest novelty in silk hosiery bearing the approval of Paris is siock- | may easily be done at home and many who cannot afford to pay the exorbi- | and large tant price asked for a palr of these 7-24-tf | boxes or barrels for tabies. For light, pretty stockings - B bottles ury of owning ehould be provided. A supper of pork broider the dots in a t: and beans, cider, doughnuts, rve upon the instep, carefully following may enjoy the lux- severel palre. Em- ngular shape 704 North Florida. Mrs. E. 8. Alder- | pread and cheese sandwiches would the outside line of the triangle which man $-9-1mo. | be very appropriate. you have basted on the stocking | crocheted flowers and leaves wired to | Next take a plece of stiffening one to the height of the crown,|inch and a half long, two inches broad | while some of them rested well down |8t One end and three-quarters of an be worn ml empire and laces laces | borders and In- These THE LAST CALL ON HATS : SHIRTS Deginning Saturday, August 17th, | will sell any Straw Hat in my store for $1.00 Regular prices on these hats were from $2.00 to $3.0( 5] i ] Shirts Going, too All $3.50 Manhattan Shirts reduced to . . . $2.30 All 2.00 Shirtsreducedto . . . . . 145 All 1.50 Shirtsreducedto . . . . . .13 All 1.00 Shirts reducedto . . . . . 790 All 75¢ Shirts reduced to Tt R S5 All 50c¢ Shirts reduced to e o0 .39 Come early before they are all picked over. Must have room for incoming Fall Stock. E. F. BAILEY BEAD TASSEL EASILY MADE —_— i Having the Fringe and Beads, thfl Decoration Is by No Means Hard | to Put Together. i Lutheran Chu LA Cor. E. Orange w Rev. H. J. Mathia: Tennessee Ave. Sunday schoci v« Preaching servic 7:00 p. m., fecond an’ ! !dlyn i diigied | | holic Church FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. o ? Rev. A. B, Fox, Pasto: preferred to a single one. Each Coruer Florlda avenue and Bay St.| garvices are held o <0t length is attached to a narrow strip| The Rev. William Dudley Nowlin, | feyrth Sundays of satin ribbon, which s then wound | i*. D., pastor. round and round and stitched through | Sunday school 9:45 a. m H. C | to prevent the middle of the little | Sievcus, superintendent | bundle from slipping. Preaching Sunday at 11 a 3 i Bisior It the tassel is made of fringe, cut q.,o P .8 . ' “d‘: L}S; Ji!;::t:)lr.wl !‘ 1 off five inches and wrap the heading v : TN round and sew as described above,| ‘eckly prayermeeting Wednesday| ' .ii: s evening at 7:3¢. i Eawort . Woman's Missionary anl Ald So- ‘fety Moaday 2:30 p. m. A very simple bead tassel can be made from deep fringe or from loose beads. It you use loose beads you must| ,eqq " thread forty lengths of seventy beads il each, or twenty lengths of a hundred and thirty beads if a double end is M. E. Churcu, Scuth Evenivg s Prayer-mectine Inch at the other. Cover with silk Mceting LD, and oversew the edges together so as| . . . et d | to form a tube. ALSi19 B W, Py B Slip the satin ribbon inside the| Resular monthly business mceting Christian Chuxch larger aperture in the tube and stitch (Prst Wednesday ut 7:30 p. m | Geo. W. Welmer, rastof through securely, for the beads make { Sunday school 45 a Bapiist Young People s the tassel very heavy. Thread about East Lakeland Mission. Communian 104 two hundred beads and wind the| Sunday schoolat 3 p.m. E. A. Preaching, 1100 & ™ string round the tube to completely Milton, superintendent. Prayer- Y.P. S C E 0 cover the silk, sewing at intervals. Make another string of eighty beads, double into three, and sew to the top to form a loop meeting Thursday at 7 p. m. Presbyt>rian Church ;other societivs ut [ 9yterian churh Evening sermo? Rev. R A Ward, acting pastor BT 2 Sunday ool 9:45a m ALL SAINTS' EPISCOR.A] Uncle Pennywise Says: Morr® sermon 11:00 & = Sunday schoo! The good cook generally marriesthe Y. P.S. C.E. meets at 6 p. m vices durin man provide the raw mate 2 | rtals Prayermecting, Wednesday, 7:30. of the illness - 3 e GBSO SGIGISSIGIIVA VO VBV GOVVRVVTRVVVDDVS (. Professional skill is the important consideration i choosing your optometrist. The plain glass used in 2 pair of lenses has about the same relative value as the wood used in making a rare o'd violin. The skill which fits these crude materials to perform their allotted func- tions is the elements of greatest value. People who have tried the “cheap” ones appreciate this fact. @ Dr. E. H. Cole will be at Cole |& Hull's Jewelr! store Tuesday, September 3, from 7 a.m. to 3 p. ™ Make vour arrangements to consult him on that date. COLE & HULL Kentucky Avenue, Opposite Park, Lakeland Tu )