Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 21, 1912, Page 3

COMING! Herron Theatre' Three Nights Commencing Thursday, September 26 The 3 Mas idock-erld Players R and a Superb Cast in a Repertol i o Clags \EDIES AND DRAMAS _ ! as the best in the South., Pleasing 7 & < hetween the acts, hehded by "II:I])[):\' Coaraevs” Change of Play and Special- i night. -. Popular Prices: 25¢, 35¢, soc. V o '\X/on‘t Sacrifice Quality ¢oare avs studying how L increase The QQuantity nost now but we are anxious to give more. Phone us and prove it rover peund . VD0URAN . i i 24 10-poun] pails. ... Salvis b by Hams, per pound ....oovvvvvivneeeiiiim 's Uncanvassed Hams.......... BOMD BIOF.. s vvven s 4 Coffee, per pound. ......... AR & LINEN <+ Is the pride of the geed housewiie and the clean cut man or wormen Here you have the tare that makes you a coustapt customer We aim at being the “Lau:cry that is different” YOUR OWN SPECIAL LAUNDRY Iry Us Today—Just Ouce <+ Phone 130. West Main St. 3 i2llons Kerosele . ..mwe. ... T R .80 | ] 1“poundpnill..u.. Pl e R o R | Sl depound pails. L. 80 nds best FIOUF. oo ovnivnnnieioeneniiemenns X E. G, Tweedell Well Laundered Lakeland Steam Laundry THE EVENING TELEGRAM, «AK i : LuLEl’HONE NUMBL Office Number AT NOTICE-—Notices for ! 3 the Society Editos i notices to the Socic N s of al functions, eluh ) ] 31 interest ¢! n 3 y sceur in LAUS INFANIU n o Lowill say notound o In praise of little ohi i(;ml first made mun, | bhetter way Por woman, but his third the hest O all ereated things, the loveliest i And most divine are childven, Noth | ing here Wiy wi [ Can be to us more gracious or mor dear. And though, when God saw all His works were good, There was no rosy tlower ot baby hood, “Tyas said of childeen in a later das That none could enter heaven sy stueh as they The earth, which focls the lowerin: | of a thorn, Was glad, O little child | were born; when you [ The earth thrills when sk larks le thie bl | up itselt to tod's own heavei in you; nen, W 1o to lea vieand to gla 1 ro 1 I8 1 ) el I I | mro ‘14 wing Civele Will ul W llll vh' ;n.h\ (I | ! the Porean \ ry So ‘ 1! \ L lsplacopa £ M t ! o 1! 1 hiot ol Vs RO Sullivam on Lake Morion | The I'M Kiss. | related that a pre vl f who do newWsEpaper wWor ot L ihis The reatest surpri v pirl who te Kissed for the st time s that there is no taste to ot | How =hie Tound that out is not re Lt However, an old b o [ wio has read Ler ansapported e ok oin this tashio By the gr “n [ mient, rours bia No taste to it? in Cupid's dart, tha il olor blind in the pa teather st be those who have tried it we have not that it tastes like the double distilied cosence ol ney spread on pumpkin pie Awi ek They tell us it the dim and jostul years lon o, before we lost our teeth o onr beantitul priz the pretriest givl inoall the wor old s that it felr like a covey ot ! i | ened queil fyinge cincli on the ot of ea ar Fand ended up with o sensat m to that which might ro fir-t Ki | prades and ondy aoraving Coand it may bein bad 1o 1 s ! | harmonions S n n n n o QOVIOQIOIOCDOTDIO O RIODOVO Q QOO IVDODDADHODC Clothes That Harmonize (By Ruth Cams T looks like 1w I2v that criterion o ! dressed w 1 1y her < | | What does 1l | | 1t means :1 4 ‘] | gown or hat i kg r on a form or wot LA SR 2 a0 $ked & - SOCIETY Enm.n @ 135 & it ean be com- & T vHXJ]H @ I she realizes be- nliar style, =he street, whic us o her own ped inmiedintely interested in it and possible and desivable, huys it ov es it It means that the lirst and most scions requirement which this oman makes ol a garment is that <hall harmonize with her own ap : aranee and the! alt is that whether they are ea- | the reason or not, | and personality; Aile of analyzing Imost everyone as a charmingly zowned who sees her re-d cards her woman. a percentage of aureat Just how lara: canty harmony makes up, many people do not seem to realize, | We all know that the cown is not at all attractive it worn at the wrong time { lovelies® seom to grasp that the | cqually unlovely irt We do not oveliest gown is worn by the wrong person, | cowns for each of us! ev- 1 There are that bring ont every bit of us ery bit of the most attractive of us cowns ot ol which we shine forth i witably dressed, and hence serene, nfident and at our best; and there ! e other perfectd oo rowns ear than | | ither wholly eoliyg oo bring out | OHE Worst points, or in sonme Wiy oi cther punish us for choogine what not i harmony with n Very tew women condine them to (wo or three colors and yor ol Who his more than twao | to her s beauty ought | olors that rveally belong tempt o tin halt-dozen color ordinary woman does in Iv i hade in ier wardroln Cryowoman onght to ke hea | color and her nest e and ird cares more Tor beaaty than va- | riety, onght to stick to them | I say “eolor I mean somethine trore restrictod than that I mean | sivl who | her coloy her exact =l I know a fommd ont that hrown wi put did not vealize for some time that there are Leowns as far apart Leatl brown was her a bright yellow as deadly to her as cerise ake and now she realizes the pol pertecs color, and Wi or - purple tanelit her this that it A expensive mi not enough to know one's color; one must also know one’'s exuct tone in the color senle Woman hersell is one of the great st works of art woman can produce and her children, to be | sure, are even greater, hut the lesser oneht not to bhe entirely neglected even for these And if we hiad more women who dressed by the criterion of - “that Tcoks like me “that looks tlish™ or “that looks expensive,” Her home tinstead of hould certainly have more wom- [ who falfill their hizhest possi i this direction, 3 « Department Store Here's where I can talk low prices Every shoe must leave So here goes! to help you. its happv home. i1l ve.d this one and join the Men who never rend ads crowd Stiaw Hats, $2 to &2 A few good Pant:, 53 1o 53, for Shirts. Shirts, $1.50 to $2. to closc out at 50, for . Co e .. 79¢ $1.98 to $2.98 $1.00 I go the limit in giving you the best in the world for the money. Ladies' House Dresses, $3 to $6. Look! Only......... $148 Ladies’ Drawers and Gowns at big reduction. New goods are coming in; must have the room.. use the money, see! Ladies' Sailors 25¢, all you want I can The bargain gates are open wide and a royal welcome awaits a’host of buyers. Pay us a visit. BATES Department Store OUR MEN'’'S FURNISHINGS Will please you the moment ,you enter the store. Why? ., Because they're always correct in style and priced to suit your purse. This is a Men’s [Store and we know what’s good for men. THE HUB JOS. LeVAY I veur eves are giving you trouble it will cost you nothing to consult e b e im and if vou need glasses he can fit you perfectly, and if your trou- e is reflex and you need medical attention helwill franklvftell you so COLE & HULL Kentucky Avenue, Opposite Park, Lakeland R HOGOOOOOGOHOOLOBOOOOOS000OCO0V00000000000000000 DR Edgar H. Cole, the Optomet- rist wfll be at Cole & Hull’s Jew- elry Store Tuesday, September 24th, from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. ;, .ol !\i i i i " i i i f; 1 ‘ | L H‘ ¥ [} (3 5 "4 i A/ G ,' %, 1 i f " i s { 113 ok E