Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 26, 1913, Page 3

3 X [ H 3 X b 3 s 1 % ! 3 3 1 t 3 ? 3 CHBCIR I BEI RGP BEI B O - $ i ] 1 ] ] v en Ui ]lo the skin, as what does not work In { will be on the surface rolled up into ! httle particles | Next wash the face and surround- g s in moderatcly hot walelh n in warm and v » in several wa- cach cooler than the last, and Iy in cold water, with a few drops Q | of benzeine or any astrincent to close © ' the pores and help harden the flesh. @ | Then pat dry and your massage 18 tor .37 b \ W : NUMDEE cooenecnpatiivoe A gceod scarching or rolling cream A t Hio ba 2 guch as is now uscd by many beauty » S IICE_.\otlces for ¢he Social Department can be com- epecialists to ald in removing dust o the Society Editor by either of the above telephones. © ;g ait particles from the skin, 18 rotives to the Society Liditor, care Lvening Telegram. © | made of: One ounce of crembas, one 11 functions, club wmectings, church cotherings and @ chm of borax, six ounces of rose ; sovial interest should be telephioned to this depart- @ 'r, one ounce of pure white vase- s they oeeur in order that their vows value is not @ a few dreps of any desired . o P o Melt 1'.-\ crem mbas ar d vascline over h1ial a COOOANNAD oo o 8 Water bath, th Ny the x 2l E * W T 1 borax has BT s SEMSEE | 1 remove {rom the YQUR BEST ! Tea Will Oceur . . il R x L x ks com Pr f t 1 0 do i " \ 1 Ll \ 1 1 tep they r the Red ( ( R Lol ! ! until he can see | v, I 1 front and md the wp ¢ 9 . i : : J try ne would be, |ty reprosont g ! da tho room | i SO and ak and | will be decorated in ;l~.1x1 style deitald i IS THE PARADISE OF CATS atnd even the dishes will carry out noout @ay where the idea. The most interesting fea- o Mo Qther Cuuntry Is Pussy's Well ture will be the colonial tea, which Being Studied More Carefully < to luy aside in fact will be an old-fashioned New Than in Germany. 1 b satisfled; ( Eneland dinner, and everyboldy is e, and the praise or | poquested to bear in mind that if Germany is the paradise of cats. In they want a zood supper to call ar 1O other country. except. perhaps, ¢ dounte jaet tRoliha blasa et aii ’ af Egypt. where the cat used to be re I | the .Pul‘\ :st‘.uul .|‘mn any time aft- garded us sacrod, has pussy's well-be- or 30 Friday afternoon and they ced that success trouble more or less, | man that does the best | re kicks than all the T ;» Will Meet torroon, ting of the Wom- W tomorrow aft- HIE All mem- ) present. { ( Sl B | il HAS3AGE pomething That Is of the Highest pKIN the meov ortance dhnice in Preservation of the Health. VUST BE KEPT CLEAN Careful and Complete Re- @ of Impurities Depend Not Good Looks, but the “soper Condition of Gen- eral Cleanliness. tely essential that the Tes be carefully and thor- toedosernbbed or steamed Liad over a basin of < process not only re ace accumulation, but, cleanges the pores © @ 0t towel, and before al- ‘0 Licome thorouzhly dry, % a generous amount of | rolling cream. This, | Fores are sti'l warm and 2 %0r tiny dust particles, will “i'm and roll out when, the face is washed ter and pure cas- rinsed also in hot re the face dries an application quick- skin food over the :nd begin work at v of rved that, in all the e rubbing is the to remember ection from . or may form, it helps to remove ir coming. The head run paturally 10 temple, excepting be- €7€brows, where the Jines are at Then pat lhe[ “iik well Into them, and, | ing ever been studied more carefully than it 1s in the Fatherland today. In Germany people are not permitted even when delightful meal amid quaint surroundings { will enjoy a delizhtiully The following is the menu, all of to throw things at cats, which will be served for the small the animals are preventing them from ' 3\\““ of 4% oents gleeping The proper course to pur- Country Boiled Ham Baked Chicken 2 s to pursue the cat; in other ! S : : Jis words, follow it home and thus hav- i Creamed Potaioes Baker Beans e uds Sald holones to to make a complaint Pickles Olives v ht if unheeded, can be followed ' | hnnt Pumpkin 1'ie by lecal proveed | : Now Corman law 1 1 Wy down the cireumst LISTEN! X lies i ; 154 ho ; ) 1818 ; has ! 1 or heslde voal \ i (gt | the « & | Lonched or o ) ey h i not 3 X ik Yo hut it certainly enough Sun them form In @ way commoly @nad & FOR CALEN DH TEA P:"RH “frown” In 5, the soft balls of thumbs and fingertips only En.ertainment That Is Always Enjoy- | ghould be emploved Never rub down- able and Really Requires Little ward. The forehrad must be mas- Preparation to Be Success. anrrd from the eyvebrows up toward U the hair line. And never rub Inward from the temples but gently outs ward. The next movement is begun at the corners of the nose, or the cheek, and firmly and gently the massage is done, with a rotary motion upward and outs ! ward, as far as the corners of the eyes. This is repeated several times on both sides. Massage of the noge comes next, and that is done with the thumbs, and consists of a rotary motion from the base of the nose to a point just above the inner corner of the eye. This, too, chould be repeated several times, and care £hould be taken that the wrinkle natural at the bace of the nose on both be thoroughly ¢leaned. This is a common place for i collection of dast and other foreign matters which are not thoroughly re- ,mumd in the ordinary process of washing. After the face has been | massaz: d as described it should be i gone over with a rt rotary move- ment. T! le rotary movement is very import ard no matter where ' you etart alw keep running 1n an upward direction; never down. | The next movement, pinching, con- | This idea Ig not new, but it is a doe lightful one to carry out in thi Y son. Iovite just 12 guests and firet 1ot | them write a set of good resolutions | beginning with the initial letter of their names. Allow 15 minutes for this and then colleet them to bho read aloud at the “tea,” which may be an- nounced at 5, 6 or 7, according to the hour the hostess wishes. At the talle outline the names of the months 4 cach place and if the guests’ hirthda s are known secat them at the month. al- lotted to their natal day. Of « there may be several with bi in the same month and those oy be seated as close to their month as o3 sible. Seating them makes lots of fun. The names of the months way be in gold letters on strips of white |- per. From the overhead center 1int suspend gilt stars by fine threa for each guest; at the end of th the hostess will say that they m a star and learn their fate for the coming year, that a noted astrolorer had cast their horoscope and the result on the s. To make the table very attractive have Individual unshaded white candles, wipe first with a damp cloth and roil in diamond sides ! glsts of pol over the v por- | dust. They will be very pretty, and tions of the ks and the neck be- ' the marshallows may be toasted ove low the chin 4 gently picking up | them. The one who made the be:t small particl < of flesh and softly roll- - of resolutions may re ing them between the fingers and ——— Care must be excrcised, Neck Velvets ; bruice lclicate . The old-fast veivet) neck bands @ s arc im| h a 1 a he [ t to 3 me 1 }‘r fi‘_""f'i es th et o0 tends to increase the s ‘p[r as 21 armlet or bracelet. Tu 100, have slides or ornamental e fe ..d can be used 23 an encircling u.md .-\fier baving carefully executed all the mevements, the skin should be al- 10 Lold the bracelet watch. | most drg aud the cream all worked - ! THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKFLAND, FLA., FEB, 26, 1913. ascertained whom the serenader | SRR e TEUR ¢S e e | ou’d Detter ‘] line of New Goods. wor Offerings in Dress Matcrials and i > Nave a peau \ o0 brought to the See our Children’s Dresses==just received a shipment. srics bein g the most complete ever 3oy 7 iz city. A3 — amwa@wmomowm muooo QQQOO A Snap For Quick Sale, 80 Acres Florida, one and a half s fine land as there is l mile trom stotion; 60 o ros nnder good wire feuce; PE 30 acres cultivated; 127 lerge beering orange trees, l 200 grapefruit trees, buds ted, 4 yoars Id; 30 acres (5 fine pine timber: 10 acres choice Bammock land cove- 1 1 ‘e ) 10 {2 ercd withhoak: 10 acres ek {6 The first man with $2,500 cash vots this bargain, " another $2.000 to he pood in ane, two and three years, \LAND PRLSBY. i . : A% b ‘( ""n‘ ; Act quicx a8 thi i1l not last. iy gchool oy ’ Call o1 write i ISver > { VRNV RR N O A ’ j-,\,_ fl 13 LY RUALTY CO., Lol Hi a i ' 4 3 TR . B at [ 1 11\ ] iy Ly tess hg ".fl pron gy 'n...-m--- -‘ e ur;. ve Lots R T R R TR RN s 0 Mg e Get a home in the Beautiful FUTCH & ROGERS SUB-DIVISION Just one block from the brick paving on Florida Avenue. from Main street. CITY WATER ELECTRIC LIGHTS LARGE BEARING ORANGE TREES Only twelve blocks Facuing sorvice 7:00 p.oom Prayer-meeting Wednesday 7:0¢ )@ East Lakeland Mission. Sunday school at 3 p. m. B, A. villton, superintendent. eeting Thursday at T p. m Prayer This sub-division is located between Amoretti street and Patterson street. Tennessee avenue isopened, and is being paved with clay the entire length of the sub-division. I. C. Jenkius, Pastor. uaay scool ¥:45 a0 . Voiang sulinth 11IG0 8, e oworth Leagre 6:00 Do A EPISCOPAL (ALL SAINTS) CHURCH Rev. J. H. Weddell charge. Services—11 a. m. and 5 p. m. on every 3unday, except third. Sunday School—10 a. Sunday. Lakeland Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary meets on the Monday fol lowing the first Sunday of each month, at 3 p. m., at the residence of some one of tho members, as may 08 announced. All Saints Guild meets on Tuesda: after the third Sunday, in the Guild hall, at 3 p. m. minister |t m. evers Prices on these lots range from $450 TO $475 EASY PAYMENTS Tntheran Church { Cor. E. Orange ana So. Tennessee | Snvday echocl 10:00 a. m | Serviecs are held on second anc | «irth Sundays For Further Information, Sce FUICH & ROGERS Office: Futch & Gentry Building PHONE 241 CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School at 10 a. m Preaching eervice at 11 a. m. and | 7p m. Christlan Endeavor Soclety at ° p. m. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday even isgat Tp m v | T p m H i .x.‘,T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH vnnessee Ave,, Between Main ane l.vmon Streets.) | Rev. W, S. Patterson, Pastor. Sunday ‘ionkcs—-bundny school 9:45; preaching, 11 a. m., and 7 p. m. Wednesday—Prayer meeting at 7:16 p. m. " E Cirurch. South