Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 13, 1913, Page 7

' THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA. FEB. 12, 1913, ___________________._——-——-—-——— | TOUCH OF CHINESE "EEDEDimoW@mwmow OO SOOI THAT LOVELY FROCK By LUCILE CAMPBELL. liste nl Big Cut in Maz- da lamp Prices Momllufl. , = —_— Thursday momlng Louise Erwin 2 It your' new uprlu costume is Mon- 2 d dropped in on her way downtown an colian In sugEetian NI S0 | told me that she was going o try on | £0lan In suggedd i powpaae § For nice meals, good homecooking and# t‘h;r:::mtshm she had seen at one of for the comink NeRNAR" “I've about made up my mind to buy’| tou¢h must not s e m“n' “ 8 it, 1f 1t s still there,” she said, “for | ver, and should be merely & MagEeS it is very stylish and pretty and is a tion conveying the idea that '(:.m £00d bargain besides, It Is only about | ¥hat 1s what in half what it was eariler in the season when I first saw it a.nd I think it will be becoming to me.” pleasant rooms, apply to MR,S HENRY BACON 16, 20 and 25 Watt were 50c now 40c . v 211 Smlth T‘ennessee Ave.—Miss Browning’'s Home “How would you like the benefit of my advice,” I asked, laughingly. “I've 2 notion to go with you and give you an expert opinion.” “That's very good of you," said Louise. So, an hour later, Louise stood be- fore me with a childlshly pleased and expectant look on her face. Although she is two years older than I, Louise often seems rldlculonsly young and lnexperienced “Well, what do you think of it?” she asked, glancing into a long mirror complncenll) “It's quite pretty,” I replied, “but aren’t you afraid that chiffon tunie will be quite out of style next fall? That sort of thing has been worn 8o much this winter that probably it will be dropped altogther.” “Yot known I don't try to keep mp with the fashions,” said Louise. “If I can get something that 18 pretty and 40 Watt were 56c now 60 Watt were 75¢, now 100 Watt were $1.10, now 150 Watt were $1.60, now... $1.35 250W|ttwn$260now ..$2.25 Are You Going | It 8o, or if you need lumber or h\mdin: m of any kind, or for any purpose, let us figure with you. In mill work, doors, sash, blinds, etc., We sre the leaders. Buy Mazda lamps and reduce your light bill. For sale by rlonda [Iectrlc & Machinery Co. DRANE BUILDING ARE YOU GOING TO PAINT? I’AINU We can save you money on your paint bill and guarantessat- isfaction. - Our paint department is in charge of Mr w..8 & Arnold, a very competent man, and we can furnish the material : and do the W ork for 7ou in a way that will make you glad: ¢ "Give us a chance at your work. becoming 1 don't care whether it's the latest thing or not.” “Well, of course, if you don’t mind belnz a back number,” I began. “This is the latest design,” inter- posed the saleswoman, “and it will be good style for as long as any one would wish to wear it.” “But my friend wears her things longer than most persons,” I explained, “and I don’t like to see her get some- thing that isn't especially becoming ” “Why, don’t you think I look well in this gown?” Louise asked, rather sharply. She appeared tq be vexed because I did not rave over the gown. “Well, you know, dear, an overdress # LOOK # WE HAVE PUT IN A NEWRELINE OF ICE CREAM WHICH WE GET FROM TAMPA. Fationabie Commme HAMIRONNE & Aep- Y 0u Satlsneu wnn wnere You afil_,“_y_v._, Builderslumher&Supnly‘ Company E. H &E. 0. GARLAND, PROPRIETORS, GIVE US ACALL LAKE PHARMACY Pl PHONE 226 effect like that is apt to make a per- ! ’(?Copyrllm‘ by Underwood & Underwood, son look rather stout,” 1 explained. | *° “1 think one should be particularly careful not to weur anything that adds to the size. Still, if you like it and ‘| it you don’t mind looklng rather large, get it by all means.” “I certainly don't want it if I'm go- ing to look like a mountain in it.” This gown by ‘a famous Paris coutier has a tunic of brocade, showing raised Chinese figures in velvet on a pin striped ground, and this tunic in the Rugsian style, falls over a skirt of silver gray lansdowne draped about the ankles in the Turkish fashion, but | § ’ Timber, 'l‘nrpenune Olt—om‘ FOR SA E: Luais, ' G ol Tracts at Low Prices, Flerida Homes and Groves on | Rolling Land, Situated on Beautiful Lakes, Paying Stu beary and Trucking Farms. Wegnarantee all property juet a8 reprasented by us For reliable information see For Fresh Oysters, Fruits, Candes, i Nuts and all Confections g PROMPT DELIVERY H. O. DENNY We have in our employ, Mr. S. Miller, who is an expert in his line. Let him figure with you on your SheetMetaland Tin Work Do afl kind of Roofing. For Gravel, Slate, Tile, Tin. Make or repair any- J{ & 1 T i 1| e thmg in Sheetlron or Tin, Jfjmess {; T e A carload of the Famous Strawberry Cup, the kind that fits the Refrigerator Boxes. Louise began to take off the frock | showing smart, modern boots vlt.h 5 very crossly. “I suppose you haven't buttoned tops of light suede, . anything else that would suit me?” i she turned to the saleswoman. X “Nothing at this price that is neariy KNIFE EDGE vm" cASE It 80 beautiful. You see, this is one of X our imported models, 1 don't under-|'* '® ::‘:"::"’m Made of Green | stand how it happened to be marked our Spaces 80 low. I can show you something : less dressy.” “No, thank you, I want & resll! handsome costume,” sald Loulse, look:- ing regretfully at the soft folds of silk | 2 chiffon. Then as we.left the store |- | Baturday night?” s0ld, “Oh, I don’t know yet,” T veplied. q. ing mflm finish d.‘ metm tluhltlnllennnb-f ‘m-h&:xmum ronk «-.: . “Ihad thought.of wearing that gown. | °B® three cards, another for & 1 do wish it had been all right for me.” slender memorandum, & third for a' “It's too bad that you are disap-| diminutive powder puff (with a. pointed” T #ad, sympathetically.{ or In the 1id), and a fourth for LISt Ycur PW rT o “But surely there's no oecasion for any | Thus, all that 8 woman may need for | wmh.m&{cflulw Year's rush. If you donw’t. flli 4 single afteraoon is found in this g oy B mn"f"f,':,' venlent little :: which 1s 80 me in my office, mail me description, prics. nl terms. TN Sarried. m TLoans ucofllM N Saturday evening I was taking off W FISKE JOHNSO REAL ESTATE my wraps at the reception when Louise:came toward me in a nun-like 1001 17, m'mcx!xmnmfl. bt £5 i1 #5 ‘gown .of gray. “You see,” she sald, “I took your m b"‘"“' the 'flflm i oy e-Rgre < A en, king at me 'in astonisl ment, she exlaimed, “Why, Lucile, T”MLE B'm 18 LA what have you got -on? Youdnu't nieén 'to wdy that you jbought that lovely trogk you wouldn’t let me get!" y ‘imq.lfly “!ou.‘:nm-n: %lm d as ¥ : trock it occurred’ "r . I 15 5 W A 3~ i llkd in a really unpleas, "Oh.rw,llnnunuontowom about stoutness,” I returned merrily, for I always try to overlook Louise’s little exhibitions of temper. The poor mhn such an unfortunate disposk Carl Bates and Arthur Knight m complimented me upon my appear ance. It is always worth one's while to dress well, e Lacking. old Englishwoman, who was 82 lmuly stout, was making vain ef forts to enter the rear door of an omnibus. The amused driver leaned over good naturedly, and said in a confidential tone: “Try sideways, mother; try side ways!”, The old woman looked u buus lessly, and replied: f "Wh’ bless, ye, James, 1 ain’t got no sideways.”—Youth’s Companion. s Might Have Been Worse. Gen. Danfel B. Siekles, on the 00 casion of ‘his ‘ninety-second said of contentment: “When an old man sits down and sohctmmdenouhhu Anything in This Lin its the i kh‘cn““gm s Line, A full line of Sash, Doors, Builders ’ Hardware, all at prices which will - i £z § £ 5 if i g : ] " Lakeland Artific A(’flfiflal Stone Works § MAIN STREET, N'nr Cm'ns Excha.nge Phone 330 Red - i _i:l (| t £ i if make it to your ir.terest to let us have a share of your trade. z!zags i RED £ mESSED BRICK THEM. CAN SAVE YOU MOWRY Crushfiw.. Saad and Cement f Sal ent for Sale 'M“'G“ s hnh‘l.\_, unthmm.ru m Gate !'u-. Fiower :. .h'i.;‘ A Good Stock on Hand Deliver Froe of Chacge = e Jimaahagemdts w OB, ZIMME nnmu Pragristor. " 1 f?:;