Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 2, 1912, Page 2

PAGE WO THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LARj: \\| A LONG SLEEV: MOST POPULAW Variety Is a Great One, But Most Frocks Are Made With Decided- ly Long Ones. Since evening dresses and lmlr dance frocks are in a class by them- gelves and presupposes the use of long gloves, their sleeves are less apt to qhm\ any decided changes. There e so little of them, in the first place. But fashion given her fiat anent afternoon dr s and suits. Here are some of the changes: In the majority of dresses the long' sleeve prevailg. Most of the slecves are set on the garment about three inches below the shoulder, thus giving a long shoulder line. Some frocks show the cuirass effect or separate large sleeve over the set- in sleeves that are on the underbodice. Fullness is the keynote. There fa given in ruffles at the elbow, In wired puffs on undersleeves, in the general Long Courtships. Young ladics in Russia are not at all averse to long engageme and all sorts of artifices to stave off the wedding day as long as possible: but in no country in the world are court- i chips so ormaily long as in Bohe- mia, where engagements comimonly | last from 13 10 20 vea In fact, there recently dicd tihere, at the age of ninety-nine, an old wan who had | been courting for 75 vears, and who was married on Lis death-bed. Keeping Water Cold. If you are in the habit of taking a pitcher of iced water to your room on retiring, try this: Procure a square pasteboard box (with lid), sufficiently large to hold your pitcher, and give it two or three coats of varnish on the outside, allowing each coat to dry thoroughly. Place your pitcher of wa- ter in this box on retiring, putting the lid on tightly, and you are sure of having cold drinking water any hour | of the night. GIRLS AiE CURIOUS, SO ARE SOME BOYS : mighty cur'us girls in the wor said the young man with th: celluloid collar and the ready | made 1g the other young | ‘luen at tlu boarding house table, “Is that an original discovery, or " did somebody tell you?" politely in- | quired the young man who sells gas engines. “Maybe he dreamed it," hazarded the young man who works in an ar- chitect's office, “No,” explained the young man with the celluloid collar, as he reached out and gathered in the last slice of bread with one of his large red hands, “there didn't nobody tell me, an’ [ didn’t dream it. I aln't like some of these ducks you meet in a boardin’ house. When I go to bed I go to bed tired enough to sleep. I leave all them dream things for some o' these ducks that don't work hard enough to addressi S 6165 L B ' -l e s pim— T ! (ol s QOGO DS, Lt % ~ ¥ 5163 1N PERFUMES - o Ro Lo MAYES & President STRONG SCENTS ARE NOT CON- : SIDERED GOOD FORM. “ | Some Subtle Fragrance, However, | .: ! b\ Every Woman Should Convey— “’:' Many of Them Are Nerve 5 OF LAKELAND Stimulants and Healthy, b4 ——— 1 ' The first perfume came to us in the | Vith ample resources and a strong array of flowers, The perfumer, like the mu-!& this institution respectfully solicits tle W sician and the painter, tries to copy nature to please the senses of man. The first to discover the art of per- fumery were the natives of the Orient. Their ancient civilization was not alone responsible for this. These na- tious cultivate all things which delight zonnection with a safe, consarvative and well ., a i Every accommodatoin consistent wit}, soun will be extended patrons, and the MOSt Courteoys the small depositor as well as the large one. Watch for announcement of our opering day, - the senses. The taste in perfume us on that occasion. among various races differs exceed- ingly. The first perfume was obtained by cut of a bishop or leg-o-muttor. type. Shirring i used on cuffs and on the! under-arm seam to dispose of mnw terfal in full lines. Frills are shown on the edge of the sleeves and running up the outer ream. They algo edge the upper and| under lines of the cuffs. Fullness is given to storm [ and evenir —_————— Geese His Favorite. Gerrald, the five-year-old son of a | hotel proprietor, was permitted to go | with his nurse to a large farm in the country, tiv: home ol the nurse's par- ents. After returning home his father said: - v, Gerrald, jall the s on the wraps by be ““ greze,” sleeves of proinptly an- tell us who of |, farm you liked | burning aromatic gums and woods. The word itself is derived from *per,” th-« ugh, angd “fuming,” smoke. ‘“fumery was studied by the vari- | 0 git tired. What I was talkin' about was girls. An’ it's just like I says— some of ‘em is mighty cur'us. I found it out for myself.” ~W‘S~0&OW§O"-O ala with the gar. | i s liee . vety 1 v they eat @i to | bow you.” having dec uuvl cnft al the wrists, i | Speaking by the Card, | “Wha that saying John Alden Explained. alu tehed pot, Bob? A “Iam an instricted delegate” he | warehed pot—" “Mi. Taylor (ab- | sald. Not underanding polities, | gonily)——A watehed pot is seldom | Priscills mancenvecd o sinmpede, ghy.” | Mrs Taylon tile wa 3 i Lt B . S TS S T———— Fe ‘ "y [ ey SmsEEIS }' | l W | | TR P e —— & e Where Can You Get Them? Here at this storc, If the doctor Siys you need a certain instrument or appliance come right to this store-- we have it. —— . ———— s driig, Red Cross Phar macy Phone 89 ¥ Quick Dclivery I~ ' Y e Ty v [ T b B T e HOOEOOEOBOIGOOIQIHIRIPUI GO0 COIOIHIOOIO OO ] D" 3 { FOR SALE--FOR RENT : 3 I yon have rooms or a touse o rend, <o me, I You want C' ‘;: to rent rooms or a house, <er me Lam located in the Raymond:. .(: building, Room 1, and 1 effer ey serviees to all who have busines ? with a conscientions and il ! cagent. 1owill e ‘; ? pleased to show you propertios, cither city or COUNtEY, wroves, truck .C; lands, ete, will tell you the teuth about it and give you a fair ¥ @ deal. 1 you are a stranger, dvoy inoand see e Lowill be glad € y @ to give you what information I can, whether you wish to pur- & ;: g vhase or not Yours truly, ES ¥ 3 5 ¢ N. K. LEWIS, Phone 309. 3 3@0 HOIQPQPOICIOIRIRFQIRPOFCIOIO IO IO IOIN OGO O FQHQIOIOIOI VIVIOIRIOTOIRPAOC O OO QIQCQIOIOIOIQIO0 S . FAIRBANKS, MORSE &CO. - ¢ ' GASOLINE. OIL, GAS ENGINES 3 o PUMNPS TANKS TOWERS Write, Wire or Phone. Q ) Arthur Masters, Sou. Agent : LAKELAND, FLORIDA 8 | R e« T e B+ L S S e 0 QIO [White RO QS Star Market GUY W, ToPH G. P. CLEMMOXS PROPRIETOR MANAGER i | Phone 279 Corner Florida & Main [ | I_The Florida and Western Meats of All Kinds ¥ # Mother's Bread Sanmitary Market Fresh Vegetables I | glad to go with me | tradited from England a few vears All dr ago for a crime that he L.d «ommit- | <11 it. under & ntee that ted while he was holding an important | 1 jpev will be refunded if the rer i 3 “You found it out for yourself?” ou- nations which in turn held the | ‘- “I e r,.”“.]:, did.” i) seopter of eivilization e s he hrew S ! o '\‘il\ “Some uxix'hm]i!\- to that dizcovery, ¢ lebrews ,“h' i L (“[“_l : all xi ], ‘M , 7 / ‘\l;n leovued the art from the Fgyptians: ‘;. Q ;X r t W % i -4 ‘“ Tdv th Romans from the Greeks, and the < e man \\Y ) is en. | W0 0orn mations from the Romans Wiithr nodand arty | W0 the fallof Rome the art was for : {aRGL I Hoar e cand was rediscovered during 1'3‘4- 4.'.( aud mayte there| ""” e Lt b e 1 WS I hat it's true,” declarcg young ; i of perfume by th the celluloid collar, | G i X3 Why don't you get it patenteq?” | "l'll”‘ \,"'!“ R e & “l can't. You're joshin® me.” ! b : i & "‘ dinicle : i cunteract the ipleasaa iy ' ‘Wiio, 1?7 Perish the thought, And NiE e it 'h“‘. diita : ; toeh abound i se days & Yo ink girls are really curious?” . . T "‘.ll |l'; l'i\,Lvl:!. ATSITERY eUTiOus Women of today dis a refined |, [ wAN ”’;,"”l '“.,.. titeoin the use of perfumes, while | | / of them? : a ] b oot 0 | Some of ‘em is cur'user thun oth- g g I‘“' ‘l‘(_lh ki ! & | " ard lavends {ers, of course.” . 3 J _,'””f“, ,:,l:',:,u kiiow 9" ¢ progress in the art of perfum: ‘ y oW’ N " fiiis 3 RNo il ¢ perhiaps the cause of this. Th | I scen one out walkin® in the nark i s AR | Sunday, an' | don't thir Ao : ity it all of ould o ont wallin® with \, You, ; i “Don't at your own attempts portin & o to he Then you o me 13 e, he i curious hee ol {0 R yout to the park with me? 1 o b t8oare nerve stimular o {1 meint it the othep ! - “You krow a lot about ' oF you? Auybady can soe | yste SWell, T don't know sy , bt ; i e I know som i J of perfuties “Some o g Homo g : 1ach w chooses her own bea Yes, some givls, an' cone UL (vl seent i o Ler belong: & 5 " 1y in it Garment laces, notepa- & '*()]IN]n.L'm'.l o i o Jeer and even books exhale this deli- by & AN RO Wike; but it takend .o proraiiee .lr wise gitl to fool me any to speak At present the fad for seent Lottles of, . { G : i i td pomanders, worn about the neck i ‘I‘l‘“;lml it be showing undu “lm"s' upon long chains, is in high favor. ty should ask you, for the bene . felieh . : » b il 4 0 are 3 an o de- fit of myself and these others whom Tge: ".“ I BllTERiA ”‘-“m -d i i 4 s sign and inerusted with semiprecions | — your remarkable discovery has Stition aroused to a pitch of intense excite- e 4 plaborate e of g dupli ment, what particular incident of the | MOre .llil‘m.flh ones of gold h;‘ cates of those worn by court ladies present aay has caused you to remark on the curious qualities of girls?” “I just happened to think of it, no- ticin® Jizs Kevboard as she left the | 4 : table.” lthey are wonderfully beautiful i | ™ ers or perfume balls of the Is Miss Keyboard one of the curi- lnmund 18 OF DLV 4 Olls ones?" l\"\"nl"(‘"”l century are less expen- “She certainly N sive. during the reign of Louis XV, may be liad: but they are rather expensive. Of rococo design and set with jewels, is “She never went to the park with | These come in many designs. Gold me."” | ones, represe nting oranges and heart- | “An' maybe that ain't because _\'nui_‘ aped designs in filigree work, read never asked her to, neither.” ily allow the scent to escape. Others “To avoid arzument, I will concede | | are snail shaped or fashioned to rep- that it is not. In what way docs | resent English walnuts or tiny spheres Miss Keyhoard strike vou as heme | carved and adorned with jewels. curious?” ; The woman vho keeps apace with “Well, three weoks ago 1 asked Lep he times must purchase a scent bot- to go to the theater with me an’ sl te wouldn’t because she had an engage ~ ment.” “Nothing curions abont that.” Hairpins. “No, but listen, Two weeks aco 1 Very few hulrpins are made In asked her again 0 go to the theater France most of its supply coming with me. An' she wouldn't because | 'rom In'lmd and Germany. ' i oo ot (. RESTORE GRAY HAIR | 10 MATURAL GOLOR “No, 1 know there ain't lhn the other day 1 asked her to go again—" “Persistent yvouth!" sAmerican State Bank OF LAKELAND : LAKELAND FL( L S S S0 Y S S < S e T e S YR I DA For Sauce, Jelly, Ej*za;n Tarts or for any pu; - for which fresh Cran! ries are used. ougoly cleaned, —— e e e Pure Food St,ofe W. P. PILLANS & CO. Evapo ated Cranberries RN __—un-——\ Fine Timekeepers Our Specialty If it is gpod enough for Railroad work it enough for you. There is nothing betto Hamiltons ~ RAILROAD Walthams N Howards Elgins Illinois And 1 have other cheaper grades to€ with these. S “And she didn't have no engage- ment."” "Nl)'.'" | No, an' she didn't have no ! By Common Garden Sage. a Simpi» | ache. Remedy for Dandruff, Falling, ; o % F.\ded Gm) Haxr = H""' ;":'I" ‘v"lv il Ihe old idea of n Sage for S rkening the hair is azain coming Vs “That was decide cur I 3 st ——— |y.~|| know o muc bont that o \“"”v M granciugtiees = — e — - should not seem curious to you, re. ‘oTR. glossvohair at o seventy-five - — - gardless of how it seems to the rest v hile our mothers are gray before ‘ of us. You ought to know why she they are fifn Our wmdmothers | T | wouldn't go with you to the theater ept theiy hair soft and glossy with | "’ ! the last time you asked her™ Sage Tea vhich also restor ) ‘ | “I ought to know why?" the natural color “That’s what 1 said.” “Maybe you can tell.” “I can. She doesn't want to gzo with you." et One reparation wis “By ding! 1 bet that was it?" ex claimed the young man with the ccl- ny of lulnid collar. “And 1 never thought ! of it” o “Of course, that was it,”" dec 1 A { the voung man who sells 2as ¢ e “Oh, well, she don’t need ‘o be £ “ i haughty. T was only tryving to nice.” And she was only trying to stuy nice." “You needn’t try to get funny | guess there's a lot of girls would he to the theater girls are the “Yes, as yvou say “Ain’t they? An’ she's « est cne I've met"—Chicago 1 News. Perhaps. “l wounder what made that ma mad when I asked him whether was of English extraction? “Perhaps it was because he wus ex n ir hair position in a bank.” dy is not exactly as represented IDF and Fancy Groceric: Dealer in Staple 216 S. Florida Ave. XX Fhone . We have just put in a fresh Ii shorts, horse and mule and hay pate pate pat orn, brand Fancy Fancy Far v per pound . WE GUARANTEE TO GIVE 16 02. TO EVERY POT WE GUARANTEE OUR GOODS TO GIVE ENTIRE WE GUARANTEE PROMPT DELIVERY. YOURS FOR LOW PRICES.