Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 12, 1912, Page 6

[ . oot e : LeNeal quotes Abe Peters oe i one summer he lived in evie Arizona, where ho L0ty 200 A1l the people Torsto )y the co the conl- o find dur- ¥ oadvice, e (he 1, and said that ue didu't propo to lie around like the tives, e woul trifling na- right thre biek a tall mun, about six fect three. When ke eame in that evening he wis only five feet long. He had melted ani run down during the day. were perfectly straight staried out, but us with the heat they weight, and !I sht he two-yeur-old calr could have jumped through the loop. He really was a peculiar looking sizht. Iis {eatures His legs vyiien he they softened up bent under his when he 2 NEVI‘ any fear of burglars if fyou keep your papers, valuables and jewelry 'in our deposit raults—built on the most scientific modern lines by the world’s greatest safe makers. . ;Utterly proof against fire, theft, etc. (1o stay in the shade during the hot FIRST NATIOWAL BAM r OF LAKELAND | you couldn’t tell where his mnstache | left off and his eyebrows commenced and his ears had slipped down o After that he knew | s neck, enough S Tl D w T T i w ST &1 Some of tho new shadow laces have < their patterns outlined with a thread 2ot metal, day dresses. The most favored fabrics for little 1s' dresses are durable serge and shable linen. Among the new ribbons are com- | binations of warp prints with brocade nd moire. REAL You waitl, see us bel anvwhere and in any ISTATE you buy. We have it 3 size tracts, and if it 1= 2 Young girls are wearing U R A N C E | shepherdess hats with (3 B Ly 1 . & | bons and dainty flowers, Vvou are needing we can give you the bestion carth ? Largo gilt hairpins, headed by arti- and treat you i'i;,"h‘\. @ | ficlal pearls are very much used by women while motortng, " S f the new cvening wraps Polk County Real Estate & Insurance €. 3] combino fur, ace, chiton and brocade Office: Room 7, Deen & Bryant Buil-ling D EOBOFOBOIGPGBOTO 1T 100D ¢ o Iy the large aming rib- in a most surprising way. Among the first felt hats small shapes are dividing the honors with large, soft droopy shapes, LOTCINEC TS *FOLC OO IOIOIOIOFODOP % %* 77" “WOGDMAN SAVE THAT TREE" | HAIR OE!AMENT' : stould be the modern version of the tamots poem. Don't let it wilt and die just tor the want of a little at- tention. Come here and get a tree sprayer with which you can rid your trees of all moths, caterpillars, bugs, fnnsi, ete. You would not sell one | The present fashion for wearing o > ribbon in the hair affords scope for = 3 st ol vour trees for a lot of money. show the carnestness of your regard [ ple, as the becoming shown in the accompanying The ribbon s draped smoothly in the center, and then gathered into rosett: bows on either side, and in the center of each bow Is a small jeweled orua- | ment. A fairly long hairpin is sewn [ firmly underneath each rosette at the back, and serves to keep the head- dress securely in its place. by saving it from its encmies, lakeland Hardware & Plumbing Co. R. L. MARSHALL CONTRACTOR ANDIBUILDER Will farnish plans and specifications or will follow any plans and specifications furnished. BUNGALOWS A SPECIALTY. The New Sleeves. The new influence of the trimmed sleeves is making itself felt just now It will be seen where the lawn frill runs almost to the elbow. Sometimes it is seen frilled right up to the shoulder. This fancy may lead later to a revival of the puffed and banded sleeves of the Elizabethan era. Let me show you some Lakeloud homes I have built. LAKELANB, FLORIDA Feather Duster Passing. The feather duster is rapidly disap. | pearing. It must go as surely as the '(‘mnmm. dri g < It is only a Hittle while since the feather dusty i al Now 60 per eent disearded it from the | Phone 267-Green. | the citie. school bu LEN Billeted Himself on Scciety. “l haven't done any work, and 1| don't intend ever to do amy mor They have had the best of my days ‘_1 prison, and they will have to Keep me for the rest of my life,” said a burglar at the London sessions Live Where You Will Like Your Neighbors We are exercising great care to sell our ROSEDALE lots only to the best class of people. Thus we give you desirable neighbors in addition to ROSEDALE'S other attratcions. Wide streets, shade trees, fertile The Difference. In intoxication a man sees two flow. love he sees a whole conservatory. was s0 how-legoed that o many dainty devices, such, for exam- arrangement | sketch. | [ ereury stood most of the time ag | a0 in the shade, but wonld ocen- | | sionalls take 2 Zump on itsclf and run up to 160, In the sun it wis from‘ WHO un- | . s 1 . v tumes. i e’ | he skirt 1 Le made in two tiers ) 9 iy FHERI A SION ] o1 spottad wial, each tier having | g R 58 i + didy rOPose | 4 ide hand of some beautiful pattern, ' aroun te the (rifling na- | while the same pattern appears to ives, +worl! 2o out and work f torm a corselet, the upper part and right through the day, like e Cid : sleeves being simply of the spotted wek east. Me tiied it one day, | stuff. A taffeta Lelt gives a finishing and that settleg it. When he \\'«-l;x 1R e pulle'rnod border; toky ap: . . G e e pemr around the hem of the skirt and . came in at'An Apron to Slip on When Bride Does At This Time m h Originaty Has Ceen Exgended in Designs Put Forth fcr Popularity, ination in the lummer! hordered mate of nino, cashmere «nd marquisctte, and every class of voile or delaine is being made up wlth| bevder of I originality and A1l these bordered ith an eve to the de-. :nd its style and wl 1l result is seen in ar nparently exclusive There is fasc o= = (o) - ™ =20 o3 Ao b ] / e Smolie.... following the outline of the deep pan- nier, while the sleeves also are of the flowered band, the corsage being hid den by a fichu of lace, | CIGARS |A. H. T. CIGAR CO | iy | PRESENT FOR ENGAGED GIRL . Housework Is Always Ac- ceptable. Lakeland, Florida A useful and attractive gift for an Lad melted and run together =o that | i be slipped on when the bride does ‘| atudio apron, such as is used by the / Choose a pink gingham of fine quality {or a clear black and ‘ which always washes well. A combination of black and gold | | 1a especially favored in tho new velvet el j The munic pended 50 liras (two pounds) in ace ! engaged girl is an apron that may Lhousework, and wishes to keep pre- | sentable. Just this type of apron {8 rd to buy, so is doubly acceptable. Probably the most useful kind is a woman artist. Get a good pattern with sleeves reaching to the wrists and cut without too much fullness. white stripe, Tor the former trim the neck— wh 1- h should be cut slightly square— sleeves with a two-inch insertion | % ol \~.hiu- embroidery, and fasten at back with white pearl buttons, w Dlack and white apron may be rimmmed with bLlack bias bands, or with white cotton bands embroidered teh design in black. fer apron, thov:h » protection, is me le | & lke a waitress’ apron, with strons e, over the shoulders, A pretty eff ct |2 is had with ecru or pale pink percale, the straps embroidered in a cross- | ;i «titch band that is carried on each ide to the bottom of the apron. The |} tom at bottom aud sides is finished with a row of two-chain stltch-bands. T'se several tones of hrown or red mereerized cotton on the ecru apron, and white or black on the pink one. not so0 usefu . We Won’t Sacrifice ()fi m but we Increase The Quantity We give the e are always studving how Verona's Municipal Pigeons. ality of Verona has ex- quiring grain for the pigeons of the “most now but we are anxio |(‘Hy Having thus become state supe P Gads oy | ported, they are immune from the mo- more. hone us and prove 1t {Testations of wanton destroyers, who will now be punishable by law. Best Butter, per pound ....ei........ e “ie B : Sugar, 16 pounds . .........ccieiiiiinnnns SR 160 i Hamst ere, Cottolene, 10 pound pails. . . ........ i ha s A woman who knows a secret can get even with another she hates by Cottolene, 4-pound pails. . & | not telling it to her, but that makes Snowdrift, 10-pounl pails. . Y her get worse even Wwith herself— B it 3 | Nee Voill P 4 cans family size Cream......... Diiags paha o 7 cans baby size Cream........... e 2% Modish Mem, 1-2 barrel best Flour. ... iV wes s Modesty has been said to be wome 12 pounds best Flour o ) s last and finest garment, el S ; 5 T Picnic Hams, per pound .............. ; 1212 Cudahy's Uncanvassed Hams. ..... 1 “nw oue Octagonmp,clor............... w ~ WOMAN WON GronndCoflee,perponnd Jvomy 5 gallons Kerosene . E. G T weedell Ilcr Healkth ml Strength By Again by The Use of Cardul. Fla—In 8 letter from this my, 8. B. C. Corum writes: “I was all wulened and worn out with W0 | manly troubles. My husband brought me some Cardul as a tonic, and, tron the first day, it seemed to help. 1 had almost lost my reason, thanks to Cardul, [ did not. Bool. felt and looked liko & new woman. [ | think the remedy is wonderful, 1§ recommend it to my friends, for I have received great benefit from 1t | Cardul acts specifically on the weake ! Well Laundered LINEN | ened womanly organs, nrenfhenlu | the muscles and nerves, and ers where only one grew before; in m‘"& «Chat MT‘"‘-"W ullding them up to health, 1t helps to refresh the wornout ners ' wous system and relieves the effects of | overwork, both mertal and physical. | Fifty years’ successful use fully | preve the merit of this purely vege table, tonic remedy for women. In every commu' ity, there 1ive some who have been berefited dy Cardul. The beneficial effects of this time tested woman's renedy, soon show ng'ulvu in many different ways. 1 ~ Write to: Ladles® Advisery Dept., <+ is the pride of the good housewife and the clean cut man or women .Here you have the care that makes you a constap: customer. We aim at being the “Laandry that is different” YOUR OWN SPECIAL LAUNDRY s, and 64-page book, *“Home Trestmend far Womea,"” seat in piain rram- nc-\. oall, bullding restrictions. Inside the 3y, one block east from Take Mor- tan, SMITH & STEITZ ad G. C. 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