Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 20, 1913, Page 6

£ U BB e don ap s . ] L3 | may be watching you| BURGLER may have watched you hide that money, You may lose it. Put it in this band where it will be safe in our burglar and fire proof vaults --and [from which vor can withdrow it AT ANY TIME on demand. All your neighbors do this, Why net you? | | FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Lakeland LR Long Lifeof Linen: - g uoug with good laundry work is what you are looking for and F i 1148 just what we are giving. Try us i s Lakeland 'Steam Laundry Phone 130, West Main 8t. HOPOSOPOFOR0 | Coma From Unexpected Quarters Great is the Loss [f your properto burns and you have No Fire Insurance Small is| the cost of protection 4 From Financial Loss E ] “Fore-think, though vou cannot fore tell.” And ogain; “Caution is the parenf of safety," INSURE AND BE SAFE! I represent reliable companies. | am dealing ininsurance only. That is my sole business. Y. Z. MAN O Fire Ofte NSowme one has said LT e T T e kA \ Ravmondo Bldg. Room 7, Phone 80 (=23 SPTSSSEL O Q WHEN WE FURNISH YOU THE BEST IS NONE T00 GOOD~Y§ ot o JARCOURT &0, cumsoces NC TED, MANUFACTIRING ENGRAVERS LOUISVILLE, KY,U.S.A. WE ARE THEIR EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THEIR EXCLUSIVE LINE. Full line of Dennisou’s Gift Dressings; also Gibson Art Co's knuraved Specialties, Holiday and Fancy Goods, Toys, Ete, LAXELAND BOOK STORE, R. .. MARSHALL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA, FEB, 20, 1913. Lot ERKANSAS GIRL FARMER FONORE o, - For har ability in producing crops that paid her $53 from a ten'h of an | Acre of land, Miss Viola lewis, a girl farmer of Arkansas, was presented | with a diplomia of merit by Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson. Miss Lewls ralsed a succession of crops of tomatoes, beans, beets and turnips. Some of her produce she sold tresh and canned the rcmathder S;)cia‘ F)r{nj and [sfertainme A ~ Iressed as Cupid? February 11 nothing will ever take the place of heavi deeocations and place eards. Did you know ycu eould | huy these ecardboard hearts. all sizes, ' md at a very Il cost? So much time gaved. Pcfore this age of keep- ne special days became general the ! few of us who alwys eelebrated had to make all our favors, 1 should sceve heart-shaped sand- | wiches with a4 potaio salad, ornament- with beet hearts. then heart- shaped ices with small heart-shaped ' cakes. Request each one to write 8 valentine to go with her parcel. e e e ol Of course, on For a Surprise Party. . T have a sister who will be eleven this month. | want to have a surprise party. What wouid vou advise us to do for*amusement? Have to have ft in the evening. What hour should it start, and what would you have for | A Budget of Queries. f Please answer the following ques- | tions for me at your earllest conven- ience: refreshments? T thought fourteen In sending a wedding present, to| WOUld be the oldest and nine the ' whom should it be addressed? 1a| YOUNRest. Wonld that he proper? Would it be right for mother or me to write the invitations, and how would you word them?>—M. R G. meoting a bride and groom, not spe- clal friends, what should one say by way of congratulations? A reception is glven for a new minister by one of the societios. If one cannot attend i a response necessary? In passing around at a wedding what should one say to both bride and groom? If the bride fafls to in. troduce the groom, what is necessary? —Miss Inquisitive. Letters to be answered through the department are printed just as fast as space permits, and those inclosing | a stamped, self-addressed envelope for a personal reply are aaswered imme It will be perfectly proper for your mother to extend the invitations by writing informal little notes. 1 should have the hours from seven to tem. Not a moment later for young people of that age. Certainly include the nineyearold. She or he will soon be ‘leven. [ should have a lovely big birthday cake, with ice cream, and it vou like. cocoa and sandwiches, with nats and candy. Why not have a! peanut hunt® Carry lemons on l: fork. Have a nai'pounding contest| diately. for the girls and a button-sewing con- | A wedding gift 1s always addressed | 68t for the bovs. You will have no to the bride. end of a good time. —— o t o Congratulations are extended to a The Kind of Staionery to Use. bridegroom and best wishes to the : ety { bride. A public reception given by l' lhl ""::‘h‘::‘r:(;fi:?\ (;: ‘:;nr cl':h and church society does not require a pet-l vou If It Is Dm]"er “-’IFN:nd l::g 1?"7:: fonal response or a card. If a bdride !’ s fails to introducn her husband just ;’;’r",' "‘.”l‘:‘a';l"r';z"“'t“:: :::"':Jl’:: . speak to him just the same, as under per? I received a large box of thllp:;‘ the circumstances she is quite excusa- R gift. and though T prefer white, yet ble, and do not flatter vourself that - rah » “he” would remember your name for :”::tn f‘;ii':fi;h‘l:p ::“' L 'HAt("(:nsldered; one minute. T am glad yon enioy the 3 or white?—Sarah, | department, and it is kiad of you to say so. Plain white unruled note paper is { correct for invitations, and if your | 4 g | colored station ry is what vou used to In Accepting Invitations, « write to me it {s in prr.h‘c(ly good Will you 1:i;u!'x ive mo an outline ! style. Many people like a pale gray :'rf”a(‘ f""'x'[: 1 Ml'li‘);‘;':or bluish gray paper, and some like BENSS, SuC ! » | & deep cream, but white is always cor ete., also the color ¢ | rect. | to use—~Margarot. e Reply to “Daddy's Girl.” I like your signat ¢, for anyone who s “daddy's” girl is preity sure to be just the very nicostof a child. From | your description I should say that the gods had been unusually favorable to you In giving you not only sunay, golden halr, but a sun: sneh 1 size of paper A cream-eolored y good quali's mMONOgram, cres= wmber with cry 18 always in r The wording of an acceptance des pends much upon the way an invita- | 1 for AN L s SN e v kel 35t U A R e il L AOE ton is framed If very T rmal and in the third poreon, the reply, eithep an acceptance or a rearet, written ny disposition as well. Be thankful that you are good to look upon and a favorite, but when ! told that this is a fact just say, “Thank | in the same mar If informai, the return reply is written in un informal manner. Valentine Linen Shower, i I wish to give a Valentine shower’ on the 14th. Pl tell me how to word the linen. all 1 have and how shall T ¢ . rate 1 . 8 H o thougiit of using cardboard heartg.—| ’ B forsk risas and speeifioations or will follow any plavs ans A G . specifications foruiskied. ‘ For the fnvitations uss your visits BONGLLOWS .. SPECIALTY. ing card. with “Lincn Shower fop | Mrs. B—" with day, <a'¢ and hour it. Inclose in envelo ier we ks you some Laciead hores 1 have bails, . S b eirgred i X ‘ | Why not maie a big heart of pink b LAXELAKS, Ptone 287-Green. FLORIDA W' crcpe paper and put ali the parcels T !In. to be brought in by & small child ——— you, I am glad you think so.” [ do not see anything lacking in your ward. | robe and think you are very fortunate | to have so much. i MADAME MERRI. e | Removing Wine Stains. | When wine | 2 spilled upon the tablecloth « la with galt until it is poss ) out the stain. When the o1y been ree moved pour boiline war .y through the stain until it has disapjcared Seidom, i People who tall merely for the pun | pose of attractic tention to them- . selves seidom get the kind of atten- tlon that is worth anything. o We Won’t Sacrifice Q) but we are always studying how ¢ Increase The Quantiyy We give the “most now but we are anxiou. 1, more. Phone us and prove it Best Butter, per pousd ... .ii ..., G Cottolene, 10 pound pails. .. w.omeveennnn.,.... Cottolene, 4-pound pails. . Snowdrift, )0-pounl pails . . m...om..... ..., 8 cans baby size Cream. . 1-2 barrel best Flour.... ......<c . m.... 12 pounds best Flour.. . ..00imo . Picnic Hams, per pound ............ Cudahy's Uncanvassed Hams. . —.... o m......... .. Octagon Soap, 6 for....c.....c..omevvunnnn.. Ground Coffee. per pound......... ... § gallons Kerosene . E 0O, Tweed:e} SMOKE INMAN’S 5¢c. CIGAR The best Union Made cigar in town. They have stood the test. 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