Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 2, 1912, Page 6

1 > Pi. . 32 THE ELEGE ' M, LAR) For the restoration of energy after a hard day's work there is nothing like a4 warm bath and a rest for ten mi utes or more in a darkened room. Yon W ! may think you are too tired for the bath, but you ire wrong. It is jus l what vor 1 b o -eothin E nerves | in il in and re- p n A . ith thic ane tunder 18 glands. From it, wre told, all the e Sen are deri and it i3 now i the at of w\unl nportant bodily ATy - - functions, while 1t seems to play some Nh\ kR any tear of burglars if you keap your very mysterious part in the moral l“l' ors, valuables and l W(‘ll\ in our (l&.‘[)‘l\ll hte. It pertormis the duties of Kid . $ . news and luugs, varns us when we are vaults - buiit on the mest scientific modern lines by .mu ol bR e i the workl's grautest safe makers. Urte rly ')I‘U()t { much of the poisonous wastes of the il',,’ilinfil ire, Ulcfl, ete. | body 1n the form of water and oil and w.mull odors. The cleansing bath, [then, is a necessity for health and looks, and our need of the watery ele 1nn nt dors not seem strange to scien- fusts who argue that all animal ’mrms mcluding the progenitors of ! man, once hyved i the sea. Whethe “they did or not, the woman used to the damly bath knows that she looks 0’- LAkEL‘Ql\D better alter one, just as she know w:‘i FIUWRTIW O bt L o Daterd T ’?fl#"!""fi-."’i‘!"m ™o that lite has more snap when she i well dressed and is going to have a 51048 {0 MO T S R D It sood the. 1 : For the busine 0 who cur o I 1S vies her oflice tro ] ihoh L prolonged bath at bediine wi he 3 IR 1 e el = i tound excellon 8 REAL ESTATE R el = J X y Y must get used o b 1 Oon want, sq G ) Vit iy W i o water should viwwhore and 1 ooy size tea aud bl e b re of the body or |} it il pleasant, with th “tortad . " 1, lwhlhx 1 toi LR waler- i 1 1 . 1 | . \ 1 I ntal =1 R 1 Vet Ui ) "" Z \ 5 { Sear Pt 3 Fhe d n L J ' ¥ g ”Hm ¢ Nw m7, l\u-v'. & Bryant Buaildinge Bt b : o 9 ‘ - TR B “WOODMAN SAVE THAT TREE e a1 ' e ~tuives all the body oy rsion of the cions fochin but the dadly bath, | 3 . ! 1o ot it wilt and Jhowever taken, is a " requin i : b s : o 4 Tittle g jment for the woman who necis 1o ‘I b Y , o LUALY L ST ippear well groomed dowhose de- \ tio Come here aud get a tees SPe A8 10 keep herselt in o good phiysi i NN Cosen with which yon can rid your Gl condition. S o ' ' o G Tk | Bat slowly at meals and talk 'h | - ¥ g TGRS RHC TS, valer R Uars, DURE |y pleasant people at table, e | - A . il ¥ i You would not sell one stomach takes kindly o o li - trees for o lor of money, | SN, doit its work far ; , renely with sant table 1 n ArHesEthiess of Your reeard without 1t Ik you fi 1 loep n 1 tirom its ctemies goig o bed try sippit gla of pwarm milk, for inoait probabil 10 waketfulness conn i the emptiness a e:an ar wale u!n lfig 0. i the stomach Fhe warm milk wil et as s sopordie, p n IR AR N B AN SR | stop thinking abowt nd Hdo a httde deep breathing after you e in bed. [ Al work and no play will ma he business girl a dull one, =0 pray lay theater, accept a weckond nvitation Will furnish plane and specificatiows or will follow any plans and aive hittg ;0 1o the actual n the more of i the whenever you can, | alternoon teas ment, remember, is an {heart and mnd, but Ltaken in the open wir | taste for golf and tenr 1o get time for these ;,x;n'nl more hardworking specideations turnished BUNCALOWS A SPECIALTY ud the YLes e show you some Lakelond Lomes I have built LAKELANY, Phoac 287-Giacn FLORIDA [f!!he as¥lum than “you could shake a stick at \ftor hixrd tal application a chane. 1 the manual job or ot ry beneticial, for some s seeems to be neceszary for the ytirg [ bodily health Ciuestions From “A Wild Rose.” answer the follou.- . proper to thank a | 1w kindly « vou your dress is or sho be done only thoy t t vou ook good Wi ing of W contents ol a vho expeets ponzive school! net elaborate. is “Misses” pronounced? If a ‘ Pt you is it 8 by cneh one? Is ireet to wear a white dress on a in if you expeet to travel only a wrt distance? What initial ghould + placed upon the bridal linen? It a hoy s to see you home and you do not care to have him accompany von what shouid you say ?—Wild Rose. It is polite to say “thank you” when | a person compliments either you or vour frock. “Varsity” is short for | “university.,” A girl needs at school ust about what she would need at llome. T eannot specify the garments. “Misses” is pronounced exactly as if spelled “Mrs” It is polite to recoznize each person | a3 they pass. T do not like white on ! a train, but it all depends upon cir- cumstanees, cover up the pretty frock | a long coat. A bride's initial ks her wedding linen, Just gay to Lie hov that you provided for and i him for hi indness in asking with you g to a Wnddlm ‘ At o simple hon wan where §! 1 rothe ! neements or the ont i ‘e Won't Sacriiice | £ ! [ votor ) ! wod ix all r 3% We give the "most now but we are e s o b more, Phone us and pro | o} 1 wor v t’.: L pretty eoren slunify that the i Best Butter, per pound hrid v the hostess and mistress g Sucer, 16 “0"11(15 S Suger, 1 u R TR RS s 5:: Cottolene, 10 pound pails An A"""LIG" pf’l"‘y . F Cottelene, 4-pound peils.......... As T have often been benefited by (o 9. . 2% wur splendid answers, 1 shall appro- g Snowdrift, .10-,ll.)unl ] SR vy mneh it you will kindly 5 4 cans family size Cream.......... O hdAire i [ help me 1 toan :.ml-rr.nmfl en- 7 cans baby size Cream BN O ! | tertainmoent i something fora ! i 3 1.9 hary gt " L menn, . Sor rather simple and ¢4 1+® barrel best Flour.....0 oo cuwivniiiins | &Il very nic 12 pounds beat Flour....... ....oovvvinne 4 . ) F e e SR i tio stind: 1 Picnic Hams, per pound ...,...... St LR find that ea 8 are i1 the stand- | i % > ok i by for most people for afternoon par { Cudahy's Uncanvassed Hama ... ..... ties, w tha fow mus J,I](’.\' and thimble ! p.'nfiw.~. Refreshments for afternoon | affairs are quite simple as the elabor- e spreads spoil the appetite for the vening meal. If the weather fs warm sorve something frozen with small fancy cakes and tiny cups of hot cof- fee, or a salad with coffee and sand- wiches, or tea, small cakes and sand wiches. For a Picnic Party. invited a number of lodgzes of \ht‘ same order to an outdoor picnic. is our duty to provide amusements ln { the way of games and contests, and s\\" are sure you can suggest some- é thing novel and entertaining—X. Y. 2 For such a larce crowd as this must necessarily hoe, the best thing to do will be to a scries of races, A geod book is alse a gre at, | :lhv’l sex. This'mn pand even a foolish book can i1 Then have a : ! with benefit to overnrousl 2 to ‘:1“ one o Dress is never to d wers for re- l' wn‘\ ‘ “'r l‘ ; jany woman n::m has her Biy d “'.‘" mflY(‘h: stimulates wor If, and is ail pow \eurl\c ghbors | ¢ r and are pretty ’ {s0 adding to her looks g W Sre CATy | . i Fi L ? way. In fact, even if you tane o T“,o Q,.u"'"' : #2. 0ur ROSED, to the | self actually plain with a sist c] st ry for a bridal couple 3 N < | g0 i 3in v T e ber! lass of pecple give | study of the art of dress it is in J Bl - 1 _zr\m;n p S you des in neighbors ddition ! power to make yourself invincil .r‘:hr Al e e . "a o N | AR A, s ., 1 oblized to wear a dress suit at a seven 'S other aitratcions. f.L 8 umsineas aud & Sochat Way-Uib | cqiey weldlng S—=Anxisty i Pans - s i otie = e Je 13, shade trocs, fertlle lllus‘ mq.m;, \;l uv\lx;". e | ) STt ' | clothes and the coiffure be ap{ o 3 sal', o resirictions. Inside the propriate to a buss 7 1 The bridal couple are usnally served iy, one block cast from Jake Mor- i P it tte prescribes full Coliar. li' The Nems A variation lar which is pre «r low-cut art T double frout revers of 1 of tir spivrTe ¢ol Ccisely SMITH & STEITZ wd G. C. ROGAN nocn ut about the neck « Deen-Brya: posed of two la de =t of lace Whaterer ¥ou want in rea lest\u, dlover and plaited net or of hand T bave 1t { embro: frilled with | Only { the upper edges of thes: sirip at center of front back these they slope Pty 1 | sharp Vs and the shoulder othly a sailor co tive | et |« decora- vory 1 after the hour may alter only tell you what demsad. Proper Wording of Cards. When there are three sisters in a iily, all unmarried, how should the visiting cards be wordei and should the address be on ths mrd of each one ——Inquirer. — ¥ The eldest danghter bae simply the prefix “Miss” and the last name: the : \tha: girls use their full glver .1mea and the address is on each ca: MANAVYE MRl I am a member of the amusement | e | committee of a secret society that has ' American labor\ ....Smoke.... AH.T CIGARS A.H }. CIGAR Lakeland, Florid: | xé Octagoi Soap, 6 for. .. ... Ground Coffee, per pound T 5 gallons Kerosene .. .ow...movmeovninnnne - v E. G. Tweed!: U Py me = oy i e e - 1 [, - Yie=te | Well Laundered LINEN N e ts the pride of the gocd clean cut man or wom care that makes you a « aim at being the YOUR OWN SPECIAL LAUNDR Try Us Todav—Just (nc S an Lakeland Steam Laund® Phone 130. West Main § Y Y Q- Subscribe for i n.a Teleqra