Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 19, 1913, Page 3

e e —————— e ] A preserving kettle of the finest por-' | celain is the best, but if you have ‘ {nothing but an earthenware pipkin | i it will do, with carc i | Sce that the linen in which you! — - N . o - A r i - A wrap s cely ashe and R cGechsentuelacEatacchtoas] D Mn s el va beg. . X nay a mended, with the required amount | of buttons and strings, nicely sewed : TI.LEPHOHE NUMBERS—SOCIETY EDITOR. g ;cn. Tie him in the kettle with a | A ofice Numbfl' P R R R R PR i37 . ;‘s(ron«,: cord called Comfort, as the . Res'dence Number ..occeceeee ceeeen.. 130 5 |one called Duty is apt to be weak. | 3 Bes . D o g | 4 & R Blh! ettt ki © They sometimes fly out of the kettle ' cE—Ji and become bur 2 vy J 2 U ated to the Soclety Editor by either of the above telephones. © ’H!fc: :::’f .m]l ! l:]ed"{“: crusltg ?u“l_lr]: 2 wr.tten notices to the Society Editor, care Evening Telegram. ¢ | m; .h"n' :‘_' - ; ‘IN B ;m okl | gl 3 ave r00K thel e ¢ ¥ 4 of social functions, club meetings, church gatherings and O |\ i “ ;“'I l‘“m 8 "(" e . A * a clear, str stea > 0 .\iu . ems of social interest should be telephoned to this depart- © [ont ot Tove ‘\_l 1 PUOBS) “(': ¢ l‘ o ower <oon as they occur in order that their news value is not © il e anq el o ment 1€ n | ness. Set him as near this as seems 0 @;,ared o |to agree with him. If he sputters| iand fizzles, don't be auxious; some ] 0GRV ABADOVAVVCACROQ00O QO | ; - ! t 000077 0000 . _{ husbands do this till they are quite z ¢ 4 e done. Add a little sugar, in the form i ressing i | TR = TAE DREAMS AHEAD. Dressing :"t tfi:llfi:"l‘ i ,‘of what confectioners call Kisses, J—— Y d VUSSe T 2 5 ’ £ ! but no vinegu " peppe an i we do in this world ot | Can anything be more beautiful | L “:‘ W \ ; i : ) ; ¢ beautiful | count. A little spice improves them, yirs than a clear-eyed girl, with her soft, | but it must be used wi judgaen , e IR | ed with judgment it tor the dreams ‘;‘he‘:‘:‘ [yiuify curls drawn up from her brow | Don't stick a sharp instrument for are : ‘\’:‘:fid LY oosely, showing her forehead white, [into him to see if he is becoming pne BONES: . tand pure, and intelligent? | tender. Stick him gently. watching N which path we tread. The most becoming style of hair-|the while lest he should lie tooe . dpessing is made unbecoming by 2et- | elose to the kettle, and so become i« has his golden zoal, lting a shade to low or too hizl “If L inert and useless . far into the years: you do not believe this arrange your'! You cannot fail to know when he - limbs with a hopeful| hair three times in succession in the ] is done. A same general style, but at a diflerent If thus treated, you will find him alternate smiles and tears. angle. then take a caretul survey Ivery digestible, agreeing nicely with of yourself in a triple mirror. | vou and the children. fpat dreamn 4head is what holds hima It pays to be particular about an- o BT AT AR S o . ik gle, not only because of looks, but| I o fich srmwood’'s cup, (e storms of a ceaseless for comfort., Put the mass of your t L hair in the wrong place and your ADAPTED Fon COLORED CLOT“ lips are pressed to the hats will press heavily on the sensi- Aitiye morves Of Wie hea, | That WIll Find Favor With the It one feels that it is bad for the | Well-Dressed Woman. hair to wear it always the same, and -—— if change is to be made, change the ! This is a style that would look well Costume of Characteristic Design < ~hut out the light. To st - 4 dream of high estate; | i o coiffure rather than tne an- |made up in any colored cloth. i t's a dream of wealth; v of it. The girl who wears her | The skirt has a wrapped seam down To & t's a dream of & truce With | )i 15w with her hats and hich for iho et (font: (lmmel ¥ . ; | set closely together: a wide panel is e : evening has solved the problem bet- | taken down the back. ystant search for health. ter than she who fixes her hair just | The coat has me.edge of front as the notion strikes her, without |mken fn a line with seam on skirt. oocpe iU dream of home andlyyyupg of her nose and chin | Small panels are arranged at the side ife: No one is #0 hopelessly uzly that ! e 1= u crown above; she cannot improve by proper hair- The we ahead are what make ! giine careless hairdressing s | life— fone of the tricks of the light come- | b aus and faith—and love! | i und women who do not wis E Edwin Carlisle Litsey. to appear ridiculous will not indulze ; $ 08 in it. ! Tin ’D“:‘_ Celebration will It one would make most of her | 3 Held Tomorrow Evening. yjoug committees in charge ling 1w il welock supper will be served | nowill qewttless be held in | i of Trade rooms at the Au- lorably, in which event it| nihes, will L1 Oner ¢+ laTraviata” (in Italian). | 3 | | | good points she must learn first her | defects. Having conceived possibili ties work them up just as one would < Day celebration are : touch up a picture or decorate an ork completing arrange- cvervthing will be in tomorrow afternoon, at| the celebration will hel ugly room. Remember least one good point a head of beautitul hair or a lovely T v\i‘h‘”wrv Make the most of it, dress (up to it as it were, and soon you | gather at 3| "f"h i YTwill he out of the ngly elass neing well filled baskets, | B i oy a social time together. | { How to Cook Husbands. | (Ideal Power.) i program of specches ! ! % | A great many husbands are spoiled will be carried out. The ; & | by mismanagement. Some women go | labout it as if their husbands wer> | { balloons, and they blow them up; others keep them constantly in het | Uwater: others lot them freeze, by | [ their carelessness and indifference ! Most women have at Perhaps it is | inless the weather clears place in the park, as at <. The following is the f the evening: worus Auld Lang Syne. | i ¢ {them; some keep them in pickle all Rev, W, 8. Patterson. | 4 . | their lives Now it iz not to be sup- wrus —1llinois | o5 of Illinois™ - Mrs. Wil- [ Some keep them in a stev heoarritet ing wavs and words; others roast | | posed that any hushand will be good Mn;nn.w.»d in this way- turnips 5 {wonldu't; onions wouldn’t; cabbage a Mrs, FOW. Mercer. | 5 P ; L head. wonldu't, and Lushands won't] cons--"Suwanee River but they are really delicions when | properly treated In selecting vour | shonld not be zuided by the silvery tlon. 0. M. Eaton br. W. H. Conibear lome and the New’ stherington. I'nois Men I Have Met’ | Cox | salmon hushand vou I | appearance as in bhaying mackerel, or op basque; they stand up over the by the golden tint, as if you wanted band at waist; this ls of black satin Be sure to select him your- to match the collar and cuffs. 0. A. Bursidee | gelf, as tastes differ. And, by the| Drake hat with a brim of fur """v i . 'wav, don't 2o to market for him, as {cloth crown, trimmed at left side by 0 Migg Bertha Biewer T i . |an algrette. nd Ups in Chicago”—Mr. | N Pest are always brought 10 ¥Our | ypataraly required: 6 yards cloth rthy door 48 inches wide, % yard satin 20 Florida’— M1 | It is far better to have none, un-|inches wide, 2 dozen buttons, i's less vou patiently learn to cool him yards silk or satin for lining coat. Hon H. J. Drane toasts | Are You Proud of Your H | ou Proud of Your Home? 1 in Atlanta. | *ing 18 the list of operas | iring the Grand Opera | LeXt month: { ening, April 21, Pucci- Manon fuking of Does the appearance of your house just satisfy you? Wouldn't you feel a lot better if you hadn’t neglected that coat of paint? Come 1n and let us tell you some facts about painting that may not have occurred to you. ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD (Datch Boy Painter Trade-Mark) ‘ Lescant” «1n | 'vrnoon, April 22, Ver- evening, April 23,| Troch’s opera, “Cyrano” | fternoon, April 24, Pon- | ‘ra, “La Gloconda” (in and linseed oil. properly mixed 1 ! and applied. makes the most durable, most economical paint you can buy. White lead paint can betintedany color. Come to us for your paint sup- plies, and Ask for our Painting Points nd many 12, April 25, Offen- opera, “The Tales| in French) afternoon, April 26, “ra, “Lueia Di Lam- n Ttalian) . April 26, Pue- a' (in Ttalian) will include Mmes inn, Duchene, Hem- Attfeld and Maubourz. imato, Bada, Caruso. ''d. Hinshaw, Jorn, Mac- . Murphy, Pini-Corsi, °T. Rossi, Ryusd * Segurola. ontaining « olor scheme helpful painting sugg THE JACKSON & WILSON CO GET READY We have a beau.iful line of New Goods. Our Easter Offerings in Dress Materials and Accessories being the most complete ever | You’d Detter brought to the city. See our Children's Dresses-=just received a shipment. “Right OI* Burning the candle at both eads I. one way of making both ends meet =B M. C. List Your Property Today NOTICE. ~ Notice is hereby given that ¥, 1. And be ready for the New Year's rush. If you dow’ty find il,ihx. the undersigned, as freighi % me in my office, mail me deseription, price and terms. Ul do deent of the Atlantic Coast Line th—e'mt Lomnegotiated REAL ESTATE {1913, at 10 o'clock a.m., at the ware- ROOM 17, KENTUCKY BUILDING, LAKELAND, FLORIDA Atlantic Coast Line Kailroad Company, in the town of Vaines City, Fla., sell at public aue- [tion the following goods, wares and iu..wh:nullso, which have remained jeu hand unclaimed in the possession ‘w the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad | Company, in the town of Haines l‘ iy, Fla, for the space of mere than rinety days prior to the first publica- !' on of this notice, te-wit: One car- Hload of bulk fertilizer, 62,800 i house of the known, from Rome, Go., on the 7th day of November, 1912, to Edgar N. Wehb as consignee at Haines City, Fla., for the purpose of collecting | 304-Wed. F. .. ELLIS. Freight Agt. A. C. L. R. R. Ten Good Reasons, Why You Should Own a Lot in Park Hill First. Because it is in thegBest Town in South Florida. Second. Because it is as;HIGH if not HIGHER than any point in Lakeland. Third. Because it has One Mile of Granolithic Side Walks. Fourth. Because it has High Class Building Restrictions. Fifth. Becausec 4 Beautiful Lakes canbe seen from its Summit. Sixth. Because Shade Trees will be planted on all streets this Fall. Seventh. Because all Streets will be Graded. Eighth. Because it is the most attractive Residential Section in Lakeland. Ninth. Because Lotscan be sold on REASONABLE Terms. Tenth. Be-ause if you don’t, you will wish you had, if you do, will always be glad. =See= G. C. Rogan or §. M. STEPHENJ? Deen- Bryant Building pounds, more or less, shippers un warehouse and other charges which have accrued against the shipment. Halnes City, Fla.