Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 15, 1912, Page 3

eanf o oot e | S RLULAN (TN SPECIALIST _ar. Nose and Throat Scientitically Prescribed onice 141, Residence 22, Lakeland, Fla. blag “valt DR W. 8 IRVIN DENTIST «d in July, 1900 , Kentucky Bullding : Residonce 84 .nd 4, Deen & Bryant Build- - e ":’hzne. 339). | Otice Number . phone 300 Red. |3 Residence Number ... .. LAKELAND, FLA, 73w R GROOVER, ik ‘“IAN AND SURGEON, e | ». Mail written notices to the Societ; s » and 4 Kentucky Bldg. Lakeland, Florida, 5 R SULLIVAN, __PHYSICIAN— _ uitentioun given to Surgery| and Gynecology . B. HUFFAKER, _Attorney-at-Law— <ruert Bldg. Bartow, Fla.| TRAMMELL, | Attorney-at-Law. . ‘Bryant Buildiag L SR rakeland, Fla. e ! I ————— [ 4 Lo & = g 2 Th Is anyone sad in the world, 1 won- der? Does anyone weep on a day this carth under | _LNTON & ROGERS. Lawyers. Phone 819 eoskies and th Liuck, whee! Lakelaud, Fla. | i | ER & TUCKER, winds to follow and .eondo Bldg. Florlda | i 1 ling largs or smal 16y, or 104 Blue. i, D. MENDENHALL s and Architects 3 15 Drane Bldg. LAKELAND, FLA. land examination. ~xamination, reports. Mueprirting. donbt ne . ink it a world worth livi Sur- | UI0TIN INSTRUCTIONS. l.eszons, Violins for Sale. PROF. MURPHY. Aviiue, Near East Orange. Phone 11 Black. VI & MacDONOUGUH ccts and Engineers Deen & Bryant Blds. forses and s ile | IRNTR T ¢ lus song, remaining, | Rane like a bell in my heart all| | 1 - e K | the of light, and, oh, world of heauty, | ire there pleasures more | weet than thine? {For lit. is but love, and love duty, JLat heart sorrows? Ob, Lo! Not mine! —-Anon . is It you wish to Sell, Buy or Swap Call and See Us Harrell, Tied. Seenrely AT day a pert, stylishly hailed a cinted the step she no- | 1 quite frisky and as if he had as! as to look at you. The | rather timid about | anywav, said to the drivéb: | with | widow cab bein; o1 won't rup away he quickly replied, | and elght children at | 10me already.” i * - * Too Much Married. | Mr. Henpeck had been sent out by | the head of the family to purchase wall paper for the ne ife i SEXT 70 MAYES GROCERY 00. | | i in need of a plumber call Phone 46 building. +1 Supply Co. “e of fixtures now displayed | ¥ and estimates promptly ‘ wouse she was going tg let him live in if he was 2o0d with Florida | [-al =ood i ¥ Hen™ a little slip his wif l alonz clerk. nts,” said take here is I¥ wife | | | | rot, said ths man like | { With the sun above, and the areen | and i | conrses an e | nutlook o TELEPHONE NUMBERS—SOCIETY EDITOR. - 138 ¢ SPECIAL NOTICE—Notices for the Social Department can be com- © municated to the Society Editor by either of the above telephones y Editor, care Evening Telegrain. ¢ Kotices of social functions, club meetings, church gatherings and & othicr items of social interest should be telephoned to this depart- . ment as soon as they occur in order that their news value is not P invl'vuusl,v. SThyt has o small pat |:r|n and my wii ys osmall terns “Then how istant, wearily, in iy i sure are always monotonous,” fhiR T Wit said the bi about the and the that wife,” was the answer TOSes suit m o think wouldu' {the room is oo small for birge pat terns,” \Wo done in oo have a very pretty pattel Lii) 1 malized conyent don’t say o, | i told nu Wil particu that too dead THY lcely not to get anything of kind, She thinks they an looking.” “hnothat Pyceum develops s apprecintion. Town with Lycem e learn to enjoy zood picture: ool fine architecture, and Lich thinking The Ta usie, s othe inment i seNtime i urd to ente vith Lyceuam con ollep a poor treet shows, « v theaters diicing vaadevitle, or SR urages 1"y with 1. in toneh with the yeoum i beautiful Towns clrn Hewest Forts toward municipal retorme The 1.y taent Cointer di 1 e at Harvard, Cola e crcates scientific sen- Fowns with Lycenm courses vh in ted in o seienafic resen cove Fellow=hips ang Univer thi i ity of Penngylhvanin direct resnlts of the s tdic lectures of Jdohin Tyndall The into yonch with the outside wor! helps the Lyceum brings “our town A stav-at- Lyceum conrse homes to become ravelers, intro- duees them to the other corne of the world, other people and castoms The Lyceum influences intellizent voting leaders of all political partie: close and intelligent toneh witl A Lyceum course hrings the mnto the neople. The Lyceam widens the rel A Lyceuam cours sectarian and brings tie beliet to is nou- i the hest of phases of religious town; it tears down ¢ e 0 creed between the varions donowd nations, The Lyceum stirs up the to zet out in the world and do some- thing worth while. A Lyeem brines of entl among youne nen and w! to the town men = Hen achicvement who inspire ex- ample and precept. The Lyceum teaches per giene, sonal hy- Lyceum peopli are the tles of clean living; they tew ay of the simple 1ife and icney of right thinking. The Lyceum sounds the call to The keynote of the «enm chorus is “brotherhood A fine Lyceun has been booked for this town. It will pay ns all to attend this Lyceum <ourse . * . DOs- the ef S0- cial service Ly- course Migh Price for a Rembrandt. A work of Rembrandt—“Woman Plucking a Fowl"—recently 04 in Paris for $35000, appears to hold the record price for that arti=t vork Tlie same picture w3 in Amsterdam in 1734 (it ohably painted about 1640) f 1545 in London it brought and in 15%¢ was ¢ am- ily which has Iy ‘hout 99. The pr« is o ¢ « for Hoe $70.- ony * Navy Beans, 4 1bs , OCT. 15, 1912, PAGR THRE® JUUZMIENT IN SEWING ROOM| Apron Will Save Time for the | Woman Who Has Much of This Work to Do. A very convenient apron to don when in the sewing room is made of white lawn and white dotted swiss. This is cut 18 inches long and 27 nches wide, The swiss is placed over the dawn and both cut rounding on lower edge. About nine inches from this edge the swiss is cut away in a sweeping curve toward the waist e and the edges are bound with narrow bias bands of lawn or narrow ribbon in some pretty light Y de, This forms two openings like rockets, for the upper part of the wiss is caught into the waistband ith (L lawn; this band, by the way, iy be of ribbon matching that which .15 the apron. In this deep pocket 1 be slipped the spools of thread, .issors and picces of materal on which you are working. It solves the problem of sewing on the porch, for in it are held all the necessary mate- rials, and it can be taken off and fold- «d with the work inside, if you wish to discontinue your sewing for a lit tle while. the Bracelet Watch. To travel without having a time- picce in a place where it may readily be consulted, is generally acknowl- «dged to be so great a nuisance, that near® every woman or girl who is contemplating a journey of any ex- tent, is providing herself with a brace- 1ot wateh to be worn on the left arm between the wrist and the elbow. This l timepicce may be as expensive as the | prospeetive traveler can afford. Tt way be of solid gold or silver: the ech i¥s workn Nip im- | hedded upon a bracelet formed of a wl of metal or of a succession of . Or it may be of enameled metal, of gun or or plated silver, Em- i 1y practical bracelet timepiecq ts show (he wateh works imbed- i (in or morocco in one with a at the under with o small vism ol 8 » that is en fastening hen s a Land into which | ping ean 1 q a hurry, Philadelphin Time i floor will be gpared it when box shonld he near a1l the st way th pin collection come around. A pin tray or small pincushion should be on every girl's or woman's bureau, and the pins should he put into these at night, when, perhaps, a pin or two will have to be taken out of the stock eollar or belt. The pins nsed in pinning on a veil should alwayvs be put back in the veiling after it has been earefuily folded up and before placing in the hatbox or bureau drawer, sewine days Dainty Waists, White satin waists are exquisitely dainty, but it is to be feared that the daintiness of such a waist will be very evaneseent, So only the wom- an who can afford the somewh:it high cost of constant dry elearing may in- dulge in white satin jull shirts—un- less she eares to “do them up” her- self There is a speelal washable satin 1} comes for these white waicte, but the best of ‘tub satins rinst be handled with extreme care if it is to survive even one laundering and retain its pristine luster and rich- ness of texture. Wash the washable satin in soft water and a suds of pure white soap. Wring it not and rub it not, but rinse in several clear, cool waters, and fron when almost dry, with thin muslin between the satin and the iron. So only will you save the luster and the texture of the white satin shirt. In the Wrong Department. The meek looking man walked up to the book counter. “I want some- thing to keep me at home at night, show me my fanlts, tell me how to epend my—" “Hold on, old man.” said the clerk: “you're in the wrong de- | partment Marrinee bhurean on the | left, three aisles down.” Haymond Bros. 220 S, Filorida Avenue |Lakeland, Florida | { i | 17 1bs fine Granulated Sugar.$1.00 | Pet Cream S large size ll/z bbl good Flour. ... | Karo Syrup. gallon | Best Hams ,Jap Rice ! 5% Ibs Compound Lard Loose Compound Lard i Grits and Meal 10 lbs 475 10 25 . A All goods guarantecd to be first class and 16 ounces t, the pound. i STy S A 2 L3-S .": = ¥ T -FOR BARGAINS All This Week Mr. and Mrs. Customer: Don'’t let my $1,00, $1.50, $1.90, $2.50 and $2.90 prices prove a scarecrow to you. There are $2.00 to $4.00 Shoes and Oxfords. Forced to unload all sum- mer stock at a loss. Must have room for fall stock. Come and you will find us busy with low prices on good footwear as the explanation. Price is Goods Lo Power A H i voun make Hion Yours for business, Where Can You Cet Them? Here at this drug store. If the doctor says you need a certain instrument or appliance come right to this store—wc have it. ——— Red Cross Pharmacy Phone 89 ¥ Quick Delivery H YOU CAN'T FIND a better, more complete stock of ELECTRIC FIXTURES, FANS, JRONS, MOTORS, MATERIALS SUPPLIES than ours anywhere hereabouts. Our prices are exceptionaily attractive and our standard of quality unexcelled. For anything electrical except the “juice” Florida Electric see & Machinery Co. e PHONE 46 § RITOITNII0NIL 0008 0