Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 22, 1913, Page 3

PAGE 'THREFR THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., JAN. 22, 1913, - | | i i i | a I | | vats and (0at Sutis COOVIURALTQ0ROC 20 Q0VVVQQC00COCQQY 2 '@ < ' L TELEPHONE NUMBERS—SOCIETY EDITOR. @ Now GO’ng at {@ Office Number .................... Nt R e 37 ¢ P |g Res'dence Number .................c.covvnenn. e 135 g g 3]6 REflUCTION ’ | © SPECIAL NOTICE—Notices rr;.he—s-u«ial Department can be com- & © municated to the Society Editor by either of the above telephones. © @ Mail written notices to the Society Editor, care Evening Telegram. & = . o il © Notices of so il functions, eetings, d h | g e me ore pur | St ot 1) tasion e, s maerans wa o ) (Cool Days are coming and these suits will 4 clsewhere. Your © mentl aianu.A as they occur in order that their news value is not ¥ a . N sinyd impaire ’ i |l come in handy. Stylish, Nobby and I;mx;‘-*PP"“‘ate“' 00000 20000000000CCV000000000000000 ) . e L & Natty, and the prices will astound you. Miss Ruby Daniel | 06 SOEIHOIOPEOPITIONN0 0501050504005 01010505082 News Stand 1§ HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE SHOES! SHOES! SHOEb! Lonoy Edisonia '!‘non:l; ...:"' R : 3 : : ’ : o rrotes‘o,id" The following interesting paper Ward improving conditions through- v | ’\\'us read by Miss Ruth Conibear at "ml ”“" “0""""'1 B OB DS n the meantime, the prese ayv g T wl‘“" last meeting of the Farmers'! g e, the preseny day. ! | | | | | JiH ! and Tan Shoes--the latest styles and a Mighty Low Price. wactitioners, you home makers who' T Y gl ! % Hae \ EL F. SMITH Club, which will be of interest to| v CIALIST | 1. Nose and Throat tifica’t Prescribed 111: Residence, 22 ‘ke and, Fla bouse holds. Whagy the house holds it . not have had a special school our readers we feel sure: ftraining in these subjects, have ul Houschold sciences is the sciences ' Wondertul opportunity. To be 2| scientitic housckeeper ig is not nee- of the household, or of what the essary lor a woman to have re- ceived w beribboned diploma after taking a definite course in some rec- | thercfore is an attemdt to deal with ognized school. But it is neeessary | ad Surgeon. ;i»‘ the family: Household sciences the tamily from the standpoint of that she be a thinking woman who ) k. . SULLIVAN modern science, is willing to apply principles to | L.NTION TO SURGERY | S.icnces discloses these helpful facts to over-step the traditional | Lom, 1:30 p.m; 4:30 ‘;md hurtful conditions, hence a vconservitism of womankind and wil- | 2 - as e e a— S— n, 7 pom. Cknowledge of its revelations s of [lingly apply new discoveries and Ho\\ Three Women Made a "»r what the buteher ftigured she fcomparison and the price they sbreany Bldg., Ground Floor. ! lahle i OLUSENE bue Bros) “"'"l' ies 10 her every-day probloms. | um Uncomfortable. would stand for! Not one of thos: should have paid, those three custo- i ————————— coses of our daily life. P With a knowledee of the “howy™ of | the February Woman's Home | women knew what she shonld have ! mers entered his market together I W. 8 IRVIN i superior home conditions mean a o doing, monotony and drudgery dis-;x Guipanion appears an account of { paid for lamb chops. Not one ot and demanded an explanation? And b JENTIST j-"”l“"'i"" people; inferior homes | appear - i ing work that is being done | them had read in the morning pa- | Go you think that any home-maker .wavisied fn July, 1900 fmean a low motived, ill natured, | T owant ro explain this 10 5002 |00 g wdicing the cost of living [ eut cach morning juge whag meat ot | who attended that meeting and lis- v i r}:’ “'“l“;;."a“e".k“’h'::.ug"“”mnuummlu«-c race, incapable 4l””0'|.-‘<"‘n||| ."l‘lvllj‘l‘s.llm‘s not involve 3\ Hlonsewives' Toeaku, an or<lretuil. - iy bofore the lensila. moot-|tened Ao the experiences: of lher ELY ot area hievements and "”""“‘1““"”»""‘_’“I‘“""' only. Within che boundaries ooy o0 composed of 500,000 | ing was over they knew what they | neighbors will ever fail to look at v B GROOVER, | predestined to lag in the rear in 1he{01 houschold science comes house-| ., who have found that they shonld have paid and how to find|the morning market reports and » sl AN AND SURGEON, [aational movements of the modern | Plinning, decoration, nitation. !y e prices i they study ont each morning just what meat or | prove to her butcher that she scems { s 3 and 4 Kentucky Bldg. | “World. ; N v ndseipe "'“r'l"'_'i":' saW IRy l'"_’"“‘ | th irhet reports in the newspa- 2ny sort, in any cut, was selling for. | to know? Lakeland, Florida, b1 I'he human ‘unnnl is just begin- ‘ |:ml,~|m. ”.m“‘fll"fi' h«-ixuh.x COuRINE, |y 0 s this information when “Phe meeting did not pars resolu- AT _ ning to realize that it can think {even though cooking is one of thel ;. 1y make their purchases. tions condemning the butcher, nor; ¥ TRAMMELL, f;:w-:n thoughts and achieve great|most essential duties of the house- { y i iye js nn oxtraet: !did it discuss the relation between Keystone to Success. Attorney-at-Law. dueds, i jlnlul_"u.r.d :'(.fi In] W h:nA \nll‘ may ac-, 4 tecent meeting in one dis- ( the high cost of meat to the expor- | *“The only helps toward success that otives, Bryant Bullding A woman with a spiritual and!complish ns housekeepers — along (i Chere much family marketing | tation of cattle to England. Th» 1 bave ever found worth while are, ! moral character, & healthy body and houschold lines there is no end. I ooover the convenient l<-|--iu.rm- women who had paid thre. first, to have a purpose and then & - lakeland. W "o well developed intellect cannot ex- [ Knowledze is desived of the cost | ! wire, three league members prices for the sume cut of meat "whllllngm‘su = w".rk oLl intste "FLSEY BLANTON ‘t{mmn !h.o bounds .nf hor. \ls«:“\ih‘h'fij (\‘Tl.r?”d]:fi. :;unu‘u‘nlrj-d't‘\\‘i;h. i's"fm‘: d cred that they had paid thrw-.;nulh-ll)' formed themselves into o ":l;:::;:"“h:}"m:“)::;;":’;::;2 T“:::,::t: Lavyerns, lh she :"'“’f 1o sm’\(' l'll'lls‘d.l_\ d"',\r;:,"; o Hl;l 1(:; \ ;Il:l:l;,: lalmflr:.' r.:;) it s for precisely the same cut of 1‘.-v~mn|ilh-'v- and went straight from fof good health and an absorbing in- siraat Block, 'Phone 819 ;'-‘;l"- l‘\flO“-l‘UF this fact hon "‘”;_ i i S C b '.”' “11 0 chops on the sume day. Bach {the meeting to the Ahuu'hnrs shop [terest or hobby entirely different ¥ S : study observation. ines, of textiles, the methods of t been charged according to her Now, ean you imagine how the |from one’s pursuits " Kuward Bok, Lakcland, la. We of the feminine sex are ambi- | transportation involved, the lahor wance of the market conditions ' butchor felt when, armed with the |in the Strand. udm 3 '[Ucm tions to be a tactor in this great required, yven have better ideas of - e ———— ’ rseful world. We begin to look | their probable cost as well as their — s o e - e ~ - | mmmm.x PUWRFPR 70 NN N A $350 Pianc Free ‘ We are going ‘ i _L‘w,en_ :ulmuL us to see where our sphere ol ; value and the care required of them &symondo Bldg. usefulness lies and on every hand \\'4-? Over cighty per cent of the daugi i lerida are told and can see that the home\h-rs of the State of llinois never A (0X— : : is for woman. There her energics|study household or domesticsciences may be expended with the highest ] Now we all understand that in order and greatesy results, Woman's great | to know science of this work on RY PUBLIC. ‘\\mh is to study wherein the home ought to know something ahout I may be raised to a hizher plane and ‘(‘n mistry, physiology and botany, i Oftice C“y Hall. f!u Ip lift it to that greater vlm.n-l‘knm\ something about the effects \l. JUDGE AND i ' h,,,\rm'”“ - 4 tion. *in order that we may have healt g: PR g | There are three great characterphysienlly strong bodies. And ¥ to glvc a Spe' e O es wt . i .m Munn' Bulldiug ’M“M(,\ among ‘],.i- mquunulm u]l ‘Hmn: len;!\', Irv.-ll _'»(::!. l‘rill-.nrds:, is a f s I : f 5 ° ; e Our country, viz ve home, church j grear support for o strong life. cia rice o i ND, FLORIDA. Land the school. To obtain the great- \nd when you take into con: 4 p January 15, 1912 | General Hardware [ Wa ,—;——u-uuumih'al,l est development and realize the eration thay there are I-A-ss i B4 ncers and Architects | nighest ideals in the home, the three ftweaty per cent of our girls wi t per cent dis= G ; & K 21, Drane Bldg. ausgt depend cach upon the otheriavail themselves of the opportunitic: ¢ noorsa“dw‘ndows AND, FLA. ;un‘i be interwoven together Fhe that are accorded 1o receive instin E count on CO. . 11 W. Odom .......... Boepla ind examination 8ur- | home is the fartherest reaching in ticns in this important work » s n tamination, reports Vs ereat work of developing man- | frat the others neither know or he g lumbla Phon. 1rs. Nellip Fidier ... .. creen oors o ‘ Blueprirtin ‘|um| and womanhood, but the other envthing ubout it, you will read {44 i : e that it 8 marter dseryi Crockeryware |9 | e —— | two must thrive (“,,] grow if the see that it is a matter deserving « o0 ra hs We Mrs. W. R. Graham y Q R A "ucnonouany [ home accomplighes he most possible ! much time and attention, G g p . O i i z 2l ®mw § Deen & Bryant BIG8. | 1, giffere canizati Civie! Don’ k s tMunde. thaut | o different organizations, Ci.1 on't you know, my friends, t! . . e . Architect. | j.ongue, Domestic Sciences clubs, | every year of this world there ar Z al'e, beglnnlng Mrs. W. T, Mcliwain. ... .16, m Jevest [deas in Bungalow Designing | Sciences associ 5, | ccores, ves 5 joung girl: 4 Hlonschold Sciences associations, ' ccores, ves, thousands of young #ir fi de “ ¢ ‘ Lakeland, Florida. - | Woman's clubs, Mothers' clubs are| who are undertaking this most it 8 Monday, lgth Mrs. S. E. Walson ........ 63 ar n osa g{) | s s | DGRV o ing le | nertant work of housekeeping and D 0 RoOG { endeavoring to bring to the people |t ping ’ERSX-‘"’ of the home a realization of impor.- home making but who have had 1o to Se" them ON | Mrs. W. W, Irverson ... wasn Macnlnes ] — Bryay::’ Bullding. ‘z.m'v of the needed impro.r,-nwnf of | gpecial training for it, ; z Phons 335, {hotic life and are graduzily furniso-| A danghter who takes upon ho o ‘he instalment Miss Georgia Strain ....... ; stag Palnt o d Lakeland, Florida {102 the means Ly whica such may Iself the responsibility of houseke: z %y i o s . | be obtained. er and home maker and yet is e he " 0' E a o : Miss Kittie Funk ..... da 7 kB m‘m ! Homework also needs to be digni 'e-l-le to obtain the greatest pled pl.nandg “ 2 e ls : "] —Annmeyu.nw_ | fied and recognized as a profession. | by the preparation of good food arn : Wr i Stere Aldg Bartow, Fla | Isn' iy worth while for you to|in sceing that the home is in a 5 discount‘ Pay Mrs. 1. A. Wood .......... var“isnes 8 '4l | . : Y | know how to do your work properly |itary condition for the family ! DR SEI%T:B“[". | even though you have enough means | made one of the gravest misiu m $5-00 down Mrs. W. S. Irverson .. Alamstine - LT 9, Deen & B t Butld- | t° keep help? The servant who does | Life has its full measure of haji- '_ 2 ;n‘, : Ph : ”l"m not know how to work and the mis-| ucss for every one of us if we o and $2 eaCh Will Williams ............. st Q 5 ",, Ph:n: 300' Red | tress can teach her; who knows how ' make up our minds to get the -t z " 0ves LAKELAND, PLA | much respect goes out from the heart out of every opportunity that oucs (] weekuntllpaid Miss Lilllg May Mclntire. ... 0 ~— 3 P‘_W‘of that maid to the mistress who |gur way. { o Ranges (0% Upstay E_f’, LA H { knows how to do every kind of work! [ do not assume that the prosp:- for. At the | e Margaret Marshall 2 err:)w t of Court House.) | .. ..n do it a little better than the | tive life work of every girl is tha: ; we M vol“. ( Fiamination of Tt nAd-M Imald ;ol a home maker, but, friends, ! m“ same time WI“ A AR RS ,!‘ Fstat o8 As a boy grows up he is encour-| krnow this, I know that the cryins | l’lumnlng Pv ate Law g Specialty. aged to talk and plan about What|nced in our land today, the o it give ou piano oy o, o a _}:SSOB H. E. HAYDEN | he shall do when he is a man. A:l'cblem that is confronting you and | Y p Mrs. John Edwards ........ . w n Y <t OF PIANOFORTE AND| yirl also should be encouraged o me, is how to make the world i h ] L 0 0 0III' k. ORGAN. look upon ber future in the same Lome-like place for men and worn coupons to te | vixie Land Methodist church 9,550 .“ w i 2 ’ itch & Gentry Building way. She may learn music and art.i to dwell and to do life work in, what s || 0“ { __ LAKELAND, FLA. | She may study literature and social ever that may be. entire amount | 1+ s. cligord ... e 25 “ graces, but always with the idea To be sure, I do not think the - § {)OD ron SAl[ ! that some day she shall want to use ' timate destiny of every woman it I« Of purchase. L | these accomplishments in making a| <o into the home and I think we o 3 { home. jtntold gratitude to the women o o . - Tnterest in all household sciences have dome a life work for ns vl { ( Stoy 81.50 h Stove Wood 31.5 work has grown wonderfully in the bave spent their lives in th eplace Wood 82.00 1.c: few years. cf the public. Frances Willard, at The schools from the crades whose name avery head ougiy to b2 | 2 CVED 'S QT - thronzh the university have opened ' urcovered; Susan B. Anthony, sho| YER'S SUB-DIV ]§' their doors to the suhiect, and the khas helped us tc see our duty, West Lakeland. | eirls are giving their interest and | relation as citizens. And, listen, u¥ attention to home subjects as never ! friends: What was the ideal back — BOWYER BROS- lbnfore When these girls become the { 0f it—the hearts of those women?— ! housekeepers they will do much to- | Beautiful home life. LAKELAND & PLUM ARDWARE ING CO. i