Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 7, 1913, Page 3

1 of Exquisite [ Design s more ably than words mon: Wy T0 BE A FAVORITE g Season Brings Back to Popu- urity a Cclor That Has Lately Been Passed Over, be ¢iing season will bring again favr the grays, which have been much displaced in popularity by gray of all shades, from e o't pearl tone to the “battleship i o4 the decper color known for gly a: “L.ondon smoke.” The sec d of these colors 18 much seen in pew leather handbags. Most of earc of pin seal, finished with the | ¢l rimi und clasp, though some are | ge with solid silver finishing. With the nickel top and lined with py moire, excellent bags are to be d in this seal. Each contains a mirror and change purse. One ry elegant bag is made of this gray gathered at the top into a trian- lir brass rim and clasp. The han- Is of the leather ornamented with 1k tassel of matching hue. This g is about twelve inches in depth. Piu sul envelope-shepe bags In el 10-¢ may be had. These have e bioos clusps. There is & good rovided in almost all the new s .lany are‘in the envelope form, uh 1o one shape predominates. ers are more shown than the The reticule is to be had in 7o demonstrate their ability at designing gowns excelling the imports- . from France, American dressmakers have given their best effort and ot to the most beautiful gowns shown in this country. The photograph the result of their efforts. The gown 3 Gr-cion gown of white chiffon with rhinestone trimmings, with a Gre- kv design and vhinestone girdle. many materials, even in furs, but is not in actual use as much as fashion predicted. For the summer days it will be made of lawn, lined with white silk, and of Valenciennes lace. Some are already shown of lawn and Honi- ton lace, but these are coarse. On some of the square lawn and lace bags i the handle is formed by twisting the | white satin ribbon. 'PEARLS WORN IN VARIETY ' Variation From Styles of Past Seasons | That Seems to Be an Im- provement, | ! Seed pearl jewelry is still in vogue, but there is a variation in it this sea- ,son in that the pearls are combined with colored jewels. One of the new pendants is on a very slender scal- loped chain of pearls. In the center of the solidly sct drop of pearls is & rose, carved of either red or pink cor al. It is an ornament appropriate for the young girl or the not too ample ; matron, but it is far too fragile for the stout woman. She may, however, console herself with one of the new seed pearl bracelets, set in a design of three large connected ovals, in the center of each being a well cut ame- thyst of decp tone. If one has an an- | tique picce of coral and a small plece of seed pearl jewelry, even of the mod- i Golng up over others’ heads fen't at all quite so hard when rcu an ever-increasing NT BANK ACCOL earning 3 per cent interest. GOD ENOWS BEST. (New York Globe.) Sunshine and shadows--evening bells and prayer; Darkening clouds and rainbows— these we all must share. Crowns of thorns and roses; rest, eternal rest, Ch, heart of mine, don't worry; God knows best. I° He filled our days with sunshine and never any rainm, It He filled our lives with gladness and never any pain, ' ~We would be so happy, we would' love this golden land, | We'd cease to look for guidance from ! His protecting hand. He sometimes sends His mocnheams —then darkest, starless night, Lest we forget our Father's Home'® and never long for lizht. So let your Savior guide you when with sorrow oppressed. | Oh, heart of mine, don’'t worry; God knows best. L Czke Sale Will Be Held Satnrday Morning. The Ladies’ Memorial Assoclation aunounces that on Saturday morning they will hold a cake sale in the Lakeland Furniture and Hardware | | Co 's store, corner of Main streét anéd Kentucky avenue. e o 0 Tadies of the Myrtle Street Church Will Serve Ice Cream ! And Cake Thursday Afternoon. | The ladies of the Myrtle street church will hold an ice cream sup- | per in the Park Thursday afternoon lard evening at which time they wiit I serve ice cream and cake. Everybody {18 invited to remember the day and | patronize the ladics. Queen Esther Supper Was Great Success, Saturday afternoon and evening the park was a scene of unusual ae- tivity, the Queen Esther Circle of the Mothodist church serving supper there. Chicken pillau was the main fea- ture cf the menu and the large crowd who partook of this delicious feast were more than repald for attend- f1.2. The young ladies netted a hand- gome sum as the iresult of their labors. During the evening the Lakeland Military Band added to the pleasure of the occasion by several finely ren- dered selections, ern manufacture, thcy may sue | ! cessfully combined by any jeweler and | dants above mentioned, with the chain, | ‘ — a new ornament be produced at once charming and economical. The pen- are $35 and $38 each, but a plece of Jewelry could be reset for much less, producing a similar effect, SHIRTWAIST OF WASH SILK| Always In Order, but Design Must Be Left to Discrction of the Wearer. The soft wash-silk shirtwalst 1s, made more or less plain, according to the figure that its wcarer possesses. For those who are plump the plainest models are chosen. But ghoulders are | long and so are sleeves. The neck of these waists is finished with long sleeves and wide sailor col- lars as soft and rather high at the back. Cuffs are turned back, and link buttons are worn with some of them. ly way of a liitle frivolity, jubots of nct or lace provide a finishing touch which ecoms superfinous with the four- n-hand tie, but is uevertheless in evie dcnce. When made up for a glender figure these woists are sct to a yoke in the bock o the ghoulder in front s are widened. Seft vuists of erepe cloth are mado plain with long gleeves and wide col- lars as wecll as in the regulation de- ili"", just deoeribed. Turnback cufls often finished with erystal buttons. These waists are opened at the throat. The employer respects and values the thrifty, saving man—for that man is a good citizen, reliable, de- pendable, of genuine benefit to him- self and his ccmmupity. Open the bank account with the spare cash you have NOW—for the START is the thing, THE STATE. BANK OF LAKELAND FLA. —\Woman's World. ’ KODAKS and SUPPLIES DEVELGPING and PRINTING HIGH QUALITY..LOW PRICLS PROMPTNESS TANPA PHOTO AND ART SUFPLY (O e TWIGES STREET Tamra ALONDA " DON'T MISTAKE THE CAUSE. | | Many Lakeland People Have Kidney | Trouble and Do Not Know It. Do you have backache? Are you tired and worn out? Feel dizzy, nervous and depressed? Are the kidney secretions irres-| ular? H Hichly colored; contain sediment? | Likely your kidneys are at fault. Weak kidneys glve warnings of ! distress, { Heed the warning; don’t delay— | ; OFQPQIQAFQIQPQVOPOTOLOFQ IO . ‘ Use a tested kidney remedy. | { Read this testimonial from Brad- . ley Junction: F. J. Johnson, Bradley Junction, Everybody’s Doing It! Doing What? Going to Bates’ Department Store Of Course I's an Up-to-Date Place that carriés Up-to-Date Goods. That's why the ladies flock there. If you haven't seen our auperb stock, you don’t know what you've missed. U. G. BATES STORE CLOSES AT 6:30 P. M. AFTE R APRIL 18T. Fla., says: “About elght months ago | kidney secretions became irregular in passage and I found difliculty in 1 strained my back and at that time i . Two boxes of Doan's |ccnts. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, wy kidneys became disordered. I Medigktoaing. e 2 Kidney Pills fixed me up in good | New York, sole agents for the United suffered intensely from backache and 4,500 relieving the pain and sore-| States. ? pains in my loins and for several ness and helping my kidneys. 1| Remember the name—Doan's—and dzys [ was hardly able to work. The have not had any cause for com- take no other. plaint since.” For sale by all dealers. Price 60 EASTER WEEK AT THE RIVER JORDAN L Next to a pilgrimage to Jerusalem, the water (rom th.: itaver Jordan is one ot the greatest things the simple minded religious peusants of Russia, Greece, Bulgaria aul Turkey wish for. Thousands of devoted pilgrims go to this holy river in Easter week in order to bathe in the stream that they may be washed of their sin. Every pib grim to the River Jordan fills a bottle with the sacred wa'er so that those at home may be purified. ik iR -~ ANAAAAANAAAAAR BO000000002GNIVOMINACUAVAT VAL VU0 HOQO0! 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