Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 25, 1913, Page 7

= .E- - ist Your Pmperty Today hm(cthlw!uflnfl. It you don find u_,.mnfl-luulpfiu,prhnlu- b :,..1_ Loans uegotiated. w. FISKE JOHNSON REAL ESTATE LAKELAND, FLORIDDA Il p will be the 17th of March, and we Land and Groves §| 5 ou srer ses sueh s srray ot er such an emerald green and such varlety of We own, or have for sale, sume of the choicest properties ad- novelties as the shops are displaying? jcenllothow'l“mfou. including & few good bearing & | The best of all is that it is not neo- ves. Timber, turpeutine and colonisation tracts. Also see us for ::lll'! to’l:yucll:ll:h:o ‘:ll‘l meuz farms, groves and city property. partici, tivities, Lakelsod strawberry b o1 e 8t. Patrick belongs to us all, so we'll all be “a’'wearin’ o’ the green and wish [] yeo the top o’ the mornin’,” or, as it will be for most of us, “St. Patrick's day in the avening.” ul‘::nhulm- bnotllhy::l c! away, and I am sure it LAKELAND, FLORIDA do for a toast or sentiment that some of our readers will appreciate: DHOPOPUTE St. Patrick was a temperance lad, Who bailed from Dublin town; By chasing snakes from But faith, ‘tis different nowadays Sebring, Florida | ——eeee—————e—————————————— The man caught chasing saakes, begor, Wil land behind the bars. Here are some suggestions to be carried out at either a day or evening affair: Make place doilles of green cardboard shamrocks and sprinkle smrller ones over the table. For a centerpiece have a plant (oxalis) that is a good imitation of the real sham- rock, and at this season some florists make a speclality of the real plants, also of coloring roses and carnations for the occasion. Artificial frogs and snakes of vivid green may be used as favors, or pipes and black hats with green bands and even cunning little piggies. As a novelty make the | candlesticks of Irish potatoes of even size and scrubbed to snowy whiteness, hollow out a place for a green candle and’ place at the four corners of the table, or use as Individual candles, or in a circle around the centerpiece, Tiny candles looking exactly like potatoes and some like stones or peb- bles (shamrocks) may be used as bonbons. Decorate with Irish flags, of which there are many varieties and have a program of songs, includ: The Town of Beautiful Location The Town of Progress The Town of Opportunity e e Bauire Abont It At Room 1, Raymondo Bldg,, Lakeland, Flerids. C. D. M'CAIN, MANAGER. Telephone 309. i do J3) PHONE 226 For Fresh Oysters, Fruits, Candes, Nuts and all Confections PROMPT DELIVERY H. O. DENNY SOPOP0! COSCANATAAORO -OSOODSDE! & N We have in our employ, Mr. S. Miller, who is an | expert in his lme. Let him figure with you on your Sheet Metaland Tin Work Do all kind of Roofing. | For Gravel, Slate, Tile, Tin. Make or repair any- thing in Sheetlron or Tin. A carload of the Famo.ls | Strawberry Cup, the kind that fits the Refrigerator Boxes. A full line of Sash, Doors, Builders ’ THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA, MARCH 25, 1918'.. . all the ingredients and chill. .| rib tipped with & green saakes, | Prinkled with parsley. ~ Y > ing “The Harp 'l'hnlOm Through Tara's Halls,” “Wearin’ o’ the Green,” “Kathleen Mavourneen,” “Killarney” and “Come Back to Erin.” I must break the rules and give this fine recipe for “Grane Tay” punch, | which is just the tning to serve at a eard party: One pint of strong infusion of greea tea, one cup of orange juice, oBe cup of sugar, one-half cup of rum, and one- balf cup of sugar sirup combined with two tablespoons of chartreuse. in a freezer and freeze to st Patrlek'o?a-y Suggestien. SHOW YOU prepared Ask each guest to come to tell an Irish joke i ~ I ’ . PAGE SEVES, UPHOLSTENG AND MATTRESS MAKING. Old Mattresses made over; cushiess of all kind made i0 cr¢er. Urop me 2 postal eard. Arthur A Douglas 415 8. Oblo Street. KODAKS ad SIIPPUL‘ DEVEI.OPING - | HICH QUAIJ" -w" n'(m m TANPA FOOTO AND AXY StYIL ) :u vw;r.’ ’"3}' -The Protessions- Will give you lssting satisfaction fsle. In this way the hostess is sure DR. SAMUEL F. SMITH of having a -sucoessful party. as they are far better than the clay SPECIALIST. character costumes might be brick, becoming stronger with age, for it is & well-known fact that whea more durable, more handsome in ap- Eye, Ear, 'flclldm oo job; in the end, the cheapest job, We | FEone: Oftice, 141; esidonce, 11 m:::“" menu suggestions 10 B 1), ypem any color, Bryant Bldg., Lakeland, Fls. as the hos'ess sees G Olives and tiny green pickles, ot the best cement--the right|” > in cubes and green jelly, lettuce “'sture of pest selected materials. |DR. J. F. WILSOR, . wiches and Saratoga chips, salad| See us about them before you| PHYSICIAN AND SURG served in green apples unvM out, | build; get our pfle-. Phones—Ofics, 370; ‘residenes, | green mayonnaise, pistachio ice cream 297-3 Rings. i served with white cake with tions of green angeliea, Irish and green bonbons, mints, gum and buttercups. For a dinner a crown roast of conld be arranged like one of by an obliging butcher, and with pal wwldbonnodlymm. n oenter with green peas and could be a border of mashed i ] 1 Fi?%a E “Murphy’s turkey.” Green colorings are perfectly harmiess if purchased at a reliable druggist’s or grocer’s, and they may be made of spinach juloe. To Find Partners on St. Patrick’s Day. Make as many shamrocks of green paper as there will be guests. Give each girl one, but hide those for the men and tell them they must find them and then find the girl who ml the question which their shamrock answers. Here are the “green” con- undrums: A choice variety of plum. .Green Gage | A raw youth...oeooiianand Greenhorn ! Verdant....ocovenecsosnssssnes Greea | A retailer of fresh vegetables.... ................... «++.Greengrooer A part of a theater........ Om- Where plants are nheltered ..... . ....................... Greenhouse Dandelions and spinach...... Greens Death to bugs........ oo Parls Mountain in Vermont.......... Turt green with grass....Greensward A country.....eeeevnenes Greenland A kind of apple............ Greening MADAME MERRI. Costumes Made Up in Cloth Have All Seuon s Smartness l Stationery : Building, Lakeland Floride LAKELAND ARIIfICIAl STONE WORKS H. B. Zimmerman, Prop. R W. R. GROOVER. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Rooms 3 and 4 Kentucky BMg. Lakeland, Fiorida. ——————————— A DR. W. B. MOON Special Attention to Cbronmic Dis- eases of Women and Mes. Calle ' | promptly answered. Office in new Skipper Rldg.. over Postofice. Office Phone 70 Resl- dence phone 354 Red MY LINE INCLUDES Newspapers Magazines DR W 8 RVIN DENTIST Established in July, 190¢ <ooms 14 and 16 Kentucky Bulldisg Post| Cards | ® Clgars Phones: Ofice 180; Residencs 84 0 Come and see me before pur ERIASY MLANTON LAWYER lchasmg elsewhere. Your |p o, Bidg, Phone 319, Lakeland, Fla. 2 0. Bldg. Phone 319, Lakeland, T DR SARAH E. WHEELER OSTEOPATH PHYSICIAN Rooms 6, ¢ and 7, Bryant Building, Lakeland, Fla. Office Phone 278 Blue. House Phone 278 Black. patronage appreciated. Miss Ruby Daniel News Stand Loony of Ediennia Thester @. D. & . D. KENDENHALL Civil Engineers and Architects e Rooms 212-216 Drane Bldg ' LAKELAND, FLA. Phosphate land examipation veys, cxamination, reports. Blueprirtiog. A. J. MACDOKOUGH, Room 6 Deen & Bryant Blda. M Architect. Newest Ideas in Bungalow Designing Lakeland, Florida D 0. ROGERS, Lawyer, Room 7, Bryant Buflding Phone 269. GET ALL ey Lli.lln:,_f’l-ofldl ——\ A H. T. CIGAR—Sc. 2e0r 1 Btusrt UYldg Burtow. Pl A carefully made, perfectly shaped | — — e and perfect smoking cigar—made of DR. H. L. Bl'll, Hardware, all at prices which, will meke it to your irterest to let us have 2 thare of your trade. ne J ackso llSOIl Co. 1 l ! ; i Here are two costumes that have been designed to be made wp in the new spring materials. The first is carried out in fine gray tweed. The wraps over to the left side in front and to the right at back; the m which slopes off, is trimmed with buttons and braid loops. The coat .lumyhlgh-nl-ted.momullmomn where it is laid under the top of basque; the front is cartied up to the high turnover collar in u little em- broldered silk vest, from which the revers of dark gray satin turn back; pointed cuffs are also of satin. Toque of gray velvet, trimmed with ospray fized by a jeweled brooch. Materials required: 6§ yards 46 inches wide, 16 bnmml. 4% yards satin for lining coat, a small piece of silk for vest, % yard satin for collar, revers and cuffs. In the next illustration we show a plain but smart costume of tobacco brown face cloth. The skirt has a plain back and wrapover front, the lower part being trimmed with buttons. The coat is cut to slope down a NMttle| Ayy KINDS, GOOD WATCHES the critical smoker's taste best be-| SKipper “'“““- Ovsr Postofies cause they are beet--we know once Phone 339. iity. LAKBLAND, FLA Now is the time to invest. W. 8. PRESTON, um & BARTOW, FLORIDA. . Ezamination of Titles and Rew A H I PROFESSOR H. E, HAYDEN 8 e @ TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND CIGAR CO. o Hour: Mononday, Thursday asd ! Saturday, 1 to 6. i w0 el |Whreler and Wilsn sexiug mechian, good as new; bed lounge; beda, Con choice selected leaf that will please | you try them, you'll buy them stead- Residence Phone 300 Red Qoleo Wlulnmucwn Houss. ) =The- Estato Law a Specialty. Room 11, Futch and Gentry BMg. AKELAND, FLA. net organ; clocks; cil stoves; woed YOU WILL BE “0X TIME" it you go about it in tie richt way: to secure such a res IL IF YOU CARR™ A WATCH si-ves: gas sioves; rockere: PURCHASE. .IRE library table; it will give you the reputation of 'frizeratois: anything. Coods ‘ount punctuality. Here you can tind mahogany settee; ro- and sold. lower in front than at the back. The collar of moire ends near the shoulder on right side, where it is finished with a pleated frill of lawn. 'l'hldt AT LOW DOWN FPRICES. R [R forms large pointed revers. The deep turn-up cuffs match the collar. nverywmhsoldbymllmmnw mnochthdflnonhmw:d‘MMem the brim lighter shade; pleated ribboa to match the stands up in front. 4 Matertals required: § yards 46 inches wide, 9 buttons, % yard metre ‘The Second-MHand tad inches wide, 43 yards satin 32 inches wide for liaing cos* s o nts el £10 Wost Main Stroet, Lakelasd, Fla.