Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 14, 1913, Page 7

£040B0SOPOPTHORO stenl Big Cut in Maz- da Lamp Prices .5, 20 and 25 Watt were §0c now 40: 40 Watt were 38c now......... 45¢ 80 Watt were 78¢, now......... 600 100 Watt were $1.10, now. . ._ . .90¢ 150 Watt were $1.60, now... $1.33 750 Watt were $2.60, now. .. .$2.25 Bos ¥a2da lampe and reduce your light bill. For sale by florida, [Icctrsc& Machinery Co. T 46 DRANE BUILDING fancied was pure gold has proved to PEON i be 4n image of common clay. 01080100 0R0POAPOPOROP CHOFOFOFOFOFOHOPOPOFOITRC% | Y8 F—Tis too true. We have Everybody Orders OUR ICE CREAM [ they have ever tasted it before. Many THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKZLAND, FLA., MARCH 14, CNE I e R | | By J. 5. COYNE. l ;me—we shall have such a delighttul i chat about old times—but where is your husband? I'm dying to see him. | Raged—he generally is engaged. i Mrs. S—Come, sit down. | What is he like—is he good looking, ;kind affectionate, domestic—does he, { fn short, resemble the fancy portrait vou used to draw of the man whom you would select as your life partner? | I remember how you peirted this im- | aginary parazon of yours—youthful as love—handsome a: Adonis—brave as a lion—gay as a summer bird—witty, without malice, and learned, without display—kind and affable to all, but tender, loving and constant only to you. Mrs. F. (sighs)—Ah, that was a schoolgirl's idca: reality paints with very different colors, Mrs. S.—Ah, then you have discov- ered the delusions we practice on our- selves and fancy that the idol you P OH0FOE0 4 0O HOSOP0HOPQIOPOFOHFOFOSISTFOSFOHRPOFOHO| ¥ been married twelve months and already my husbard treats me with a coldness that his politeness cannot conceal. Mrs. S.—Impossible, my dear Eu- genia, impossible! if he ever loved you. Mrs. F.—He did love me—oh, molt devotedly! Mrs. S—And how have you let his heart escape? Mrs. F.—I know not—I am sure, to please him, I have neglected the world thoughts; the hours which a woman of my age usually spends at her toilet, M” Q” blOCks ‘0 reaCh the gll hrzlz\'odgiv:vu ]l\o r»-ju!:nIx‘glh;sr!:xm:o- {'i[h’.v\tllr.t S—Hem! Interests—house- KE PHARMACY |~ 3 ?\ e P f verattenled more N L TRV BT o o404 DO HOEDE DI DIO 0T DROEOE IS 1wl PI’IONE 226 ; For bresh Oysters, Fruits, Candies, § g uts and all Confections ¢ PRONMPT CDELIVERY .'2id H. O D E l\ N Y ¢ have in our employ, oo, Miller, who is an ¢ tin hisline. Let him fll*m Ezn‘\.cpl A »liw« -}z‘a\'e], Ti i\ Slatc, ii C. Make or repair any- 7 in SheetIron or Tin. — A tirload of the Famous verry Cup, the kind s the Refrigerator WP Our 10tCrest to iet us nave wur trade. k) 'ilson Co Mre, I —1 Tulia, d ‘O‘!:O(-Q'JOG e keep men's I—— that would be serious ¢ n to de S T T R T TS L IR SRR AW - TIRT T T TN T ot S B AR S R S S A NG T | . X ) . 5 t . ' - wr - - .4 - . — AT AT D v ‘e ackson £ the WOOING HER HUSBAND Mrs. Swandown—I hope, now, you | { have come to spend a long day with ' { Why did you not bring him with you?' Mrs. Featherley—Oh, he was en- | Tell me, ', —his interests have engrossed all my | 1913. CHILD'S ‘PARTY FROCK'| SIMPLE COSTUME, YET ONE THAT i IS MOST EFFECTIVE. | White Accordicn Plaited Chiffon, With Fiowered Border, Is the Best i to Use—May Quite Easlly ' Be Made at Home. i PR | A simple design for a lttle girl's | rock™ is here sketched. It 18 ¢ accordion plaited ch!flon with & blarred flower border done ln pas’ ! c<lhades, and is worn over a lip o white China silk or messaline. Bord r.d and plain accordion plalled chif o« in all colors can be had by the “urd and they are soft and pretty liirle frock of this order. is really not much to be said In tie way of description about this littl: frock, for you may see by the ske' ' iust how easily it is made. It I8 luv; waisted, cut with short kimono Design for a Party Frock, Little Girl's - PAGE SEVEN. 4 Next time smoke a GOOD cigar smoke an “A 0 T It's smooth, delicious flavor and saperh arome 2l make sou an enthusiastic friend of the “A. H. T.” cigar Made of long leaf filler of out-of-the-orting 1ality W nne § of the tinest wrappers, i 5c¢ Each. s\ § ALL HAVANA. : The 4. N. 1.” Cigar Co.; CROPCPOPIPOPAPOPUPOPOPUPL P POPVEILOPOEOEOF T 000w | *OWW*O*EO&O-&O*O'E‘O"‘. POPOP0 SOPOROR0POFOFOE 0PSO S0C 3 Are You Satisfied With Where You Eat? % pleasant rooms, apply to MRS. HENRY BACON ’i"w~-~--~.~'-\- Ave. Miss Biownn g\ Howe < [ | For nice meals, good home~coking and § $ $ i i 211 South CHOEDEOROE 0.54).5»04'.0(;43 Poed AIBIAIDIDE BB LOAGE S B W I IE0S URIRTRS PN T R N L s PR R i BT eI T Y YR « ! Are You Gm 3 to Buili/ f you need lumbar or bullding materiel of any e.2d or for any purpose, let us figure with you Ip mill wors doors . bilndm, etc, we ure the leaders ARE YOU GOING TO PAINT? int bl and guarantes tat of Mr W W can save you ney on your pa in charge Our paint department ipetent meon, aad we can furnish the materis and do w ork for 7ou in a way that will make yHu glut ¢ The br Give ug a chance at your work ,!; " &S : 01 BuitdersLumber & Suppiy | | Company > : 5 "‘ E. K & E. 0 GARLAND, PROPRITTORS I ' ) v W Plone 28 Foet of Main $icv VELTIES IN CE CARDS yEL JIth B s L; (r and, ( roves ¢ tess W o S sor of the i t ~ S 0h‘fmger & Alfield: f a pretty girl, & ’ ,; l b A(n, showed § ger boy e grip < lifted the name was found be *h. A lady with a little fan would another clever jdea, or attached le: s a stag dir th eacl h eg Led to the b ujI(.l ansie pa s & : | Sebring; FIO rila Qe SOEODO § v The Town « cautiful Location f J The T 1 Progress T ¢ Opportunity I 1, Raymonde Bldg, Lake CAIN, MANAG List Your Property Todavi the New Year’y rosl " FISKE JOHNSON} REAL ESTATE | ZENTUCKY BUILDING, LA ELAND, ¥L 304 ¢ D00 Q FHURDORIN IR NS b & o R AT g < I L ;)