Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 9, 1913, Page 6

SUS0EOVREAH 0PTSRS IPOHQ SOPIPOIIIIIICHOFOPOPOPC CLEAN G00DS _ FRESH STOCK Anchovies, Glars 35¢ Pure Food Store B i e T —— W. P. Pillans & . PHONE 93; Qe Ol Emlu mher&S y COMPANLY L £ & 0. GARLAND, PROPRIETORS. | DO TPOPTP! Phone 8. Yoot of Main Street Illl 'l 4'ANI] . INGH GYPRESS, SIIINBlES _55 Illl o 2.4 AND § INCH L MR FLG & CEILING SIDING, INVERNESS STocK 25.00 M ! We are handling the cut of a small mill, and can furnish wauted, cut from round timber, We make doors and sash and cap carry @ first class line of polnts, varnishes and oil. Our lumber and known by the people of Lakeland as an nu- to-date lumbe* man. N0. 1 STANDIRD CYPAESS LATH 4 fll you rough and dressed framing from 2x4 to 10x12 best heart it furnish any kind of mill work out of pine and cypress lumber. Re mill business will be managed by Mr E. H. tlopkins, who is well Terms: Strictly Cash on Delivery of Goods ..-« - -.l J. DAVIS & CO. ‘Successors to D. Fulghum = 218 and 220 South Florida Avenue Heavy and Fancy Groceries Hay, Grain, and Feeds a Specialty . Phone 334 M Prompt Delivery Where Can You Get Them? Here at this drug store. °If the doctor says you need a certain‘instrument or appliance come . right tojthis stere— we have it. ‘Red Cross Pharmacy Phone 89 % Quick Delivery i £ They Are to Be a F m'ramu. BY JANETTE FINLAY. Since comb I 2 sults, of two materials, wfllbonnehm “Its time to be thinking about | for spring, a great variety of styles in | “Well, I wouldn't be seen in the hats declared Mrs, “You will long for them, after you've finished this year, it you let your sis- ter help trim your hat!" prophesied Mrs. Turner. “I'll tell you about my experience. ““I have a friend who was very artis. tic. She pins a ribbon on a street dress, and you'd be amazed to see what a lovely evening dress it is turned into! And she makes the stun- ningest street hat by just picking up her little boy's straw hat and draping her veil over it! It is all so easy and | simple looking. “So when this friend said she'd help me trim my spring hat | was duly grateful. I was just aching for a nice looking hat, covered with daisies, and she said we'd make one. So I went into a store and bought a couple of bunches of daisies and a nice cheap me. “My friend smiled a ‘too bad’ smile when she saw my purchase, and said | the shape was impossible, but added | | that she'd go with me to select a | frame. Accordingly, we took back my | choice and bought a $5 frame that was very similar to the other, but bad more artistic lines, my friend ex-| plained. able for walking. A few gored skirts are seen, but in the majority of cases a few pleats are introduced. Buttons with simulated buttonholes or loops are the favored trimmings on g spring bats,” sighed lllku. Turner. separate skirts are being shown. “ ! You talk as though it | There both dra, and pleated Imported Cherries, Glass Tl 435¢ ..3"3" Bardship!” remonstrated Mrs, | skirt 1a 1arie Susstiica. T eed -~y - ) Beck. lmluyll -::;uwmmlmafl.-e:lmnnw.mntm ! You 3 i Imported CrabiMeat,Tin 3 Ei 50¢ ze:'.:;':;... s~ i e e b “Oh, don't, if you value your peace | appearance. A few draped skirts with | > Imported Clams o150 § |zt TN el [71 e nel -4 are seen, are e ed Mrs. Turner. “I have been through | rather extreme. ; Pine Apple Cheese = 500 it, and that's the principal reason I| There are many types of new pleat hate the very name of hats! 1 wish | ed kirts, including cluster pleats, Died H m d ‘zsc woul;hthvellvedovhnoutpnd- -u:olvhlehmlmdmlwm r €! fl& ozen -l mothers did, and put away our nice, | together by tape, so 80 a8 (o preserve the - becoming bhats, to wear year after | narrow appearance and still give the Horse Radlsh Glass 35¢ year.” desired width to make them practio- my grandmother wore!" Beck. ry out the tailormade effect. The materials used are serges, whip- cords, mixtures, checks and ratine | two-toned effects, stripes and bro- cades. Among the silk skirts are charmeuse, crepe meteor, crepe de | chine and the new brocaded failles. Wash skirts are in the corded mar terials, such as piques, cordelines, reps, etc., and in linens of the ramie weaves and washable pongees. FROM WOOD OF OLD SOAPBOX Simple and Convenient Bookshelf That Requires Little Ingenuity on Part of the Maker. ) l | Here is a simple bookshelf made from a soapbox; it calls for no outlay except the paint or enamel. The sides are as follows: Prepare Itwo boards, 7 inches wide, 23 inches .long, plane and sand-paper them { smoothly. Seven inches from one end “She set the frame on my head and | pinned the daisies on. Then she stood ' off to admire. ‘Oh,’ she said, ‘you" va You'll not got nearly enough daisies! have to get lots more!’ “So I went and ordered two more bunches. My friend was quite amused | when I brought them back. She had I | draw a line (as illustrated) 6 inches: from the other end draw a line. Meu- ure 6 inches from B to C. Join C lnd D and draw lines to the end. Saw out on these lines and plane smoothly. The shelves are 14 inches long, the upper one 6 inches wide and the lower one 7 inches wide. Nail or screw the two ends to tue shelves. Enamel or . | paint the whole to suit your faney. PACKIN HINTS See that the top ot the talcum pow- der can is tightly closed. Take as few bottles as are needed and see that the necessary ones are well wrapped in sofled clothes, the kimono or some other soft material. Wrap shoes individually in solled clothol or newspapers. This saves “8he Stood Off to Admire.” expected me to bring back halt a SPace. i If there are framed pictures, place dozen bunches! Of course, since she was doing it and it was purely a favor, :hee:. In"tl:e :°ml'r ':; :eco:torttor':l: I couldn’t remonstrate about the price, "h n.:l ru“m be :.ed' ol which was rapidly soaring—so I 8ot Pl'a booklltyi tly on the bottom of more dalsies! Finally we got enough, the trc:nk. ad i oy 1t to do, white 1! COUTs may be folded together ta sewed! I never got a bunch properly "gf:l'n‘ o ::::;;‘cilz: ol.(;::le:. be ::::: :l’:ne':m;:n dhli :': "‘.:R'm“' ® placed between laundered clothes it & though I'd made a whole dress! By ::‘n“d:::c st e A the time she was satisfied it was dark, | and lhplnned on the bat, without ’ n:’:"": :L::::’ ' ;:z:a:mw::"l; :::‘;'n = :f'"::' to look n the mirror to laid on' the bottom of the trunk. » and went home, ‘ The chafing dish may be made to - ' ., | .'::‘r','{mll“‘:";::m‘f thouse 1g | 10M trinkets, or, If the Iid is not to be a forest, and my husband made m !tied on.. may afford space for a pack- wear my old hat to the theater that | 5! night, with the option of staying home it I didn't! “Still, 1 felt that my friend knew, I and, in spite of my inner convictions, I Coloring Globes, :;n-the.d her good taste. She had aaid | loo?lir:l’::tk; ¢'°l°'"° l:f:‘ Jm e hat was becoming and stylish, and glass wi cobel I decided that my tamily needed to .. and shellac. Take a little white shel- It the tray is heavily packed, be nn that it is well supported. i c%? i1 i TYPES OF SEPAMTE SKIRTS lum FRIENDLY HELPER | ™ et o fananse, s separate skirts, the idea being to car | weaves, the latter in plain colors ln‘ ! #CrrQ s SOUVENIR sF’ooNSg We have just received a new shipment of Souye Spoons with the passenger station in the boy at 3,1 g popular prices of $1.00, $1.95 and $1.50. W v, pleased to show you these new goods. o ‘A pleasure to show zoods.™ COLE & HULL .lemm and Optometrists Phone 173 Lakelang, i, The philosophy of clothes has lots to d» with the philosophy of life. Clothes philosophy teaches one why to dress well. In a few words it is this: “Look good: you’'ll feel gocd: you’'ll make good.” Read our advertisements. They will teach you how to live, how to dress, how to prosper---and WHERE to buy your clothes. 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