Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 16, 1912, Page 3

Tis EVANING TELEGKRAM, 1K LAND, FLA, NOV. is, 1912, rAGE THRER Union Men WEAR Union Made Goods We want to announce that we carry a complete line of Carhart «¢ Happ Grade OVERALLS' and work pants, as well as a complete line of union made shoes. MURRELL WHITE STAR MARKET GUY W, TOPH CLEMMONS PROPRIETOR MANAGER Corner Florida & Main G Phone 279 The Sanitary Market Florida and Western Me:ts of All Kinds Fresh Vegetables # Mother’s Bread Oh! Look At This! It pays to buy good goods. Why not come round and see our line of suits and overcoats, which have just arrived from New York. All the lat- est styles and fashions 1t very low prices. Also Cluett Pepbody Shirts and Williams Kneeland Shoes. We also have a full line of youths’ and boys’ clothing of the best material, and prices never before heard of in Lake- land. We don’t mind showing the customers our goods and appreciate any favors. The Hub JOSEPH LeVAY 118 Kentucky Avenue Lakeland PR Rl R AR RE SRS 22 2 21 SPECIAL NOTICE—Notices fur Mail writer notices to the Soci Not 1 mnl functions, elub 1ees meetings, church gathovings and ) 2% or items of sceial interest shoild be telephoned to tiis depurt- @ent as ~0on as thoy oceur b order that thein mews valuc s nuy i pared © : ie 3 !'VW Saow N T | o | MY GIRL. Lol Miss Bennett assisied in the | | Ciitmgroom, wiere dainty ices and |4\ little corner with its crib; Les o owere served. Miss Pattersoa A little mug, a spoon, a bib, s in yellow crepe de chive; Miss A little tooth so pearly white, | Robison in white lingerie over yel-| A little rubber ring to bite, ow, and Miss Dennett in white A little plate all lettered ‘round. CLarmeus. A little rattle to resound, From the diningroom the guests A little creeping- see! She stands! [ woie invited to the den, where Misy | A little step twixt outstretched | loszins and Miss Memminger served hands, coelicious fruit punch, little doll with flaxen hair, Miss Memminger wore an import- littie willow rocking chair, ot gsown of emerald chifon over | little little little dress of richest hue, pair ol gaiters blae, schoolday after way, little teacher to obey. littie study little 2 little muil Httle jauaciiy little hittle little while to dane little es little little little little little soon s past, e oat last, rowind weather, and feather, great big hat pocket, coat with chiarm, a chain, a locket, and bow, ort homeward now, party somewhat late, lingering at the gate, walk in leaty June. talk while reference with pe, little planning with mamma little ceremony grave, little cottage on a lawn, little Kiss my girl is gone! Anonmous * S Y i AR * % Mrs. O'Hern Received for Mrs. Cianton Mallory Clayton. A brilliant reception was tendered yesterday afternoon Mrs. J. Do O'Hern in honor of one 0¥ the season'’s loveliest brides, Mr, Clanton Mallory Clayton, who “Hh been the recipient of so much soc x.n‘} attention since her arrvival in tios city, The lovely O'Hern home was bea titully arranged for the the rooms on the lower floor beiae artistically decorated in the oveasion colo scheme of yellow and white, The flowers used in the parlo vere white and yellow ehrysant! muns o sent for the oceasion 1 Mrs. O'tlern’s old home in S Carolina, The dining room was espe Beautiful with its decorations of parazus ferns, palm and chrysanthiena ihe dovely din teble with its lace mats and condlebra, was made farither attra tive by the addition of yellow 1 Pong, sugpended from the chandel to the Toupr corners of the table chrysunthemums used in this roo vere sent up for the occasion tro Tampa tHorist, by all Ihe den tions of a heavier tone, rul g being and were admiy was beantifal iy decor long, gric lden rod and yellow alamanda splendid advantas Receiving the gues u=ed to ts at the fro Gaeor was Mrs, Morris G, Munn, w0 wis beautitully gowned inoan ported lace dress with pearl or gliests were received by ot Liostess in the parlor and introduo ! and other memb who were M1 Weeks a1l to the honoree o! the receiving line, (layton, Sr., Mrs. Tay Miss Katherine Cowdery Mrs. O'Hern was gowned in yellow charmeuse drap: ! iun gold beaded chiffon trimmed with deep gold fringe and tiny hand- painted roses. The lovely honoree wore a white imported chiffon gown beaded in beautifull pale blue and gold, with gold frin.: and handpainted roses. Mrs. Clayton, Sr., was daintily gowned in black marquisette. Mrs. Weeks wore a white cha:- meuse gown draped in chiffon with bunds of gold embroidery. Miss Cowdery was in yellow char- meus, draped in yellow chiffon an! were a corsage bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums. Mrs. C. over the dining room, wore an im- prorted yellow satin, gold embroid- ered gown, which was further beau- XLEPHONE WIBL‘{S-SOCXETK EDXTOR Otice Number . ......... Rl .87 Residence Number ... ..... AT R S A 138 l | oo nieated to the Society Editor by either oi the above telepusues 0‘ the moon, | the Sueial Depaivment can be com Qy ety Editer, care Evening Teiegiam atin, cmbroiderad in pearls v Rizgins was dainty in white | cuch mull over blue satin, Mis, b B Memminger received | \ e door 1o the den, and was thadly povwned in blacs chitton therty salin and wore & vor ! bouguetr of yellow chrysanch Cronshont receiving houes dtul orchestral music was rea-| cody the orchestra being in charse ol Mr. Hartzel and Prof. Muarphy | ‘M orchestra played bebind - a oen ool ferns and paling, whieh | Chad been arranged at the rear oy I the den e masic was especially tine, verid seleetions, among which \\.|~; tie Rosary, being rendered in suca misite tone and deep usieal Cling s oonly trae musicians can daitain, Those who called during the aft. leinoon were Mrs. C. W, Deen, Mr. ‘(', G. Memminger, Mrs. Anna Sewel] v Mrs. Ellis Deen, Mrs. ). Lo Tilley, ‘\|rx~ John Wilson, Mrs, Lo W, Cow [dery, Mrs. B 1% Hines, Mrs, 1. K. ] | Memminger, Mrs. ¢, A, Cole, Mrs, Myers. | * i Week of Prayer Starts Monday. At the Methodist Church. The Woman's Missionary society has completed all arrangements for the Week of Prayer, which it will obtserve at the Methodist church next week. Leaders have been ap- pointed for the various afternoons #nd programs arranged. * * * L At the Churches Tomorrow. There will be services tomorrow morning and evening at the Meth- odist, Baptist, Presbyterian and Christian churches. At the Cumbel- land Presbyterian church there will b~ morning service and at the Epis- copal church in the evening Bishop F. Brush, who preside! | William Crane Gray will preach this being the occasion of his annual vis- itation. Sunday school and the va- rious young people's societies will tified by the addition of gold fring:|bc held at each church, and to ali and handpainted roses. Miss Patterson, of these services the gemeral public Miss Robinson is most cordially invited. The Cold Days Are Just Around The Corner % % Before you know it Winter will make her bow. Better make your winter purchases. There are many good reasons for buying them NOW and HERE. Store full of new goods, Whip Cords, Rotine in tan, white, and Copenhagen blue. Big line of Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear, good val- ues 25¢ and 50c. Get my prices on Shoes, the verv best for your money. Some Good Bargams in My Men’s Department 40c AND 50c MEN'S BHIRTS GOING AT $1.00 AND $1.50 MEN'S SHIRTS GOING AT $1.50 AND $2.00 MEN'S SHIRTS GOING AT Gents' Shoe Bargains $2.50 AND $3.50 GENTS' S{OES FOR .............. J $4.50 AND $5.00 GENTS' SHOES FOR .............. $3.50 $2.50, $3.00 AND $3.50 LADIES' OXTORDS FOR ....$1.50 NOTICE. No tickets wiil be issued after Nov. 1. All tickets will be redeemed. Bring them in any day. G.Bates Chas, ‘Trammell, Mrs, W, T, Mclll- fwaine, Mrs. W. AL Slocum, Mrs, Jo- 2 seph Vilder, Mrs. E. H. Younyg, \} [ Mrs. Alexander, Mrs, . Barbour, ; i Mrs. Moore, Mrs. O, 8. Vanlluss, |; 1 Mrs. Bulloch, Mrs. ‘H. D, Menden- f,‘.. [hall, Mrs. K. ¢ Angell, Mes. MLF Uhetherington, M W. . Sheed, " [ Mrs, 0o FL Conneil, ales, T 1 Woods, | Mrs. J. L. Skipper, Mrs. W. A, Bv-| ¢ ans, Mrs. Morris G Mann, Mrs, K 0. Flood, Mre . O Owens, Mrs, W D MeRae, Mrs, Go B Southard, Mi i Oscar Faton, Mro. John Orme, Mrs, I Jolin O'Donald, Mrs. Paul C'Doniel, | Mre. A, M. Jackeon, My \\ K i fackson, Meso W Do Rdwaras, Mrs J M. Holland, Mrs. Carl Brush, § Where Can You Get Them? i Mrs. H. b, Basscur, Mo 1L ¢, den- NIl b Here at this drug store, If the doctor says 3:||4‘,\-‘;,.l:."",‘,:,‘_”n_.In J]...I\’.“‘“'_\",.,\ '“{\-‘, vou need a certain instrume.nt or appliance come S deving Mrs. Ouar Cason, Mrs right to this store—we have it. Ldohn BEdwards, M Guy Plat § 4 [ dehuson Mrso Lo M. Bennett, Mr et —— e——— 1 [0 D, Griftin, My Wilker, Mr: fDudley, Mrs Wm. Galloway, Mrs. [ Guy Toph, Mrs. 1. M. Futeh, Mrs. | ; | F. D, Bryan, Mre Walter I:.’nl-vs..!’. s [ Mrs. F.AL Grether, Mres, C0 WL Love, | . . i 2 Gentre, e o v | | Phone 89 " Quick Delivery tson, Mises Reynolds, Patton, Eliz- abeth Conner, Fannie Clonts, Fan- nie Rizging, Annie Browning, Em- ma Robison, Mabel Drane, May Wil-| _ 3 2 S e i linms, Lucile Bennett, Julin Ktta |~ 7~ AR LS RS R I Petterson, Olive Summerlin, Mertie | Gracy, Maude Steinmeyer, Dr. Sarah AT Wheeler, Mrs. Ju'ia Hanson, of Fort STERLING SILVER Since purchasing our immense line of handsome Saerling Silver- ware for the holidays, the prices have advanced more than 15 per cent, but we propose to maintain the old price, giving our friends the benefit of our fortunate “buy.” We purchased heavily, not only large quantities of each article, but the greatest diversity of articles that has ever been shown in the south—flat and hollow ware toilet sets, shaving sets, smoking sets, military brushes baby sets, manicure sets, and in- dividual pieces innumerable. Christmas. Mail orders carefully and No chance of a mistake in buying of this ware for It's just as represented, “STKRLING.” promptly filled. Olven-Cotter Jewelry Co. 613 Frankline Street Phones 1300 and 1079 TAMPA FLORIDA