Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 30, 1913, Page 7

3‘ . : : Tea, ‘ > THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA, APRIL 30, W13, paGE EEVER Easily ly Made and Decorative e : PASAOAEE AN PN orirbbor 9. Love's r's Lost.” 7 K | ’ Ra 10. Julius Cacsar, r| § Come to us : Is This l‘ltfle Plpe ck 1. #uh‘!lisdsu‘lnm:'r'.\'{ght's aean. |LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT 4 ‘;,1.,,, cods !MY LINE INCLUDES 2. Tempest, J 3 il 13, M\}::;‘:rc for Measure, Ey JULIA LEITCH.' ‘ ¢ adV\-r'-l-c‘i in ! 3 w :; As You Like It. I . Newspapers ! \When young Winthrop met Eliza l te'h ot the GriCith's dance he wondu‘-‘ 1 l Magazines 4 if the i 2t Contest, 10 of you exn dovise ) ne, dut 1 0 lu ows their l!'r‘ aueries are lotters, and it s to give ning the will b well several examples before bey contest: 1. Contoiring nothine, M T (empty). An easily-mado and very decorative| of litle loops info which the pipes| 2. Swtement of fndcbicdaess, I 0.4 their| U (I owe you). ‘3. Part of a house, L (cll), 4. An ingoct, B (bee). 6. To bekold € (sce). 7. A femous poem. L T G (elegy). 8. A tent. T P (teepee). 9. A 1!\:.1;:1!01‘. AT (eighty), 10, Unit of measure used in print. fng. M (em). ll Al vicht, O KK, is shown in the ac-| may be glipped and held in places in the manner illustrated. . At either enc of the ribbon lcops a bow made of some of tho tacied, and the lined with a blue and arricd ifto three l‘l:lo form of pipe rack Lpanying sketch, For the founda- ¢on a thin pieca of weod (fretwood fs specially suit able for the purpose), | smart littla b ¢fv-n inches in length and five inches | same rib {n width, is used. This wood is srcoth- whole rac ty covered en both sides with pale | white cord bive silk stretched tightly across and | loops ot cach corner and a long locp sewn together at the edges. at the top by which the rack and its | prior to covering the wood, how-| contcits can be suspended from a.l ever, the ribbon band that runs across nzil in the-wall. i T ions. GorO Gor| To Winthrop's great disappointment @ a the ceuter must be sewn in its place | - This.article would make a nicd prog- | 0] U (c ,fic—ch goe-—oil you), Elizabeth did not go. He n.ct her 3 Var SA‘-“'P”’YJ} and it will be noticed that it is tacked | ent for 2 nun or it would bo sure to| 13. A fo'j N M I (cne Y). sistor Derothy, however, and from _hcr PR A N to the silk so that it forms & serics | {ind a ready sale at a bauaar. 18, Indef wantity, N B. (any). | he received the cxnlanation that Eliz- é et (pead., But he wooed her without regret, And penned his love, in —— 6, And oft licr evenings would regals Dy telling her a ==, 7, At Izst he £21d he'd wait no more, He sought the —, 8. And scid he'd counted up the cost, /' nd would not have ——, 9, Ile told his man, “Now == 10, * And we'll elope; I know it will ! please her, | And then if things are what they secm, Our life will be — 11, 20. To covet, 21 A bird, N V (cnvy). J mv) : e el o, XS (cxeess), &\ L dexth § 1-1 G (eflizy). Than wed a man who'd stoop so0 low - P ced, C D (eedy). Of\ 120 O?m e s et e 19. Two of a kind, W (doublo w). me) £3. A common beverage, T (tea)s 24, A gitl's name. L C ie). 25, Anothier one, LN (I 26, Yct another. FE (0 27, Still avother, KT ([\-ulc) 28, A literary effort, 8 A (Iissay). - Thimble Club Fun, A clud compesed of a dozen girls ! who met to gew and read once in two I know we ctnnot stop for rest, weeks had this amusing pastime at | So we'll away in 8 —, 12, one of their eocial meetings. The 1 know that it will give her pleasure, | hostess gave coch girl a tape needle And she will meet it =——, 13, | threaded with baby ribbon; there were His lady love was fine and fit, ‘I four of rose cclor, four of blue and €he answercd lim, “e— 14, four of lavender. There were four And far away In fome —— They did their troubles all {¢¥get, In Memory of Shakespeare, . The twinty-third is to be observed |, by individuals and clubs as befits the m 1 ory of the great “Bard of Avon,” covercd with the linen to match the | ps the following questions will | For they eloped as.we have geen, | ribbons, The girl with blae found their | le, all are answered by the | Helped on with zeal by —— 86, {table, likewise the others, and the g of one of his pliys: Aund now I've nothing more to tell | hostcss passed charming "kuxlng con: I lovirs you should ne'er forget. And —, 17, panions,” mode of ribbon with tiny Ve ——1, The answers are: sciseors, necdle book and emery; o i .oy met ona evenine, g0 we hear, 1, Romeo and Juliet, safety pin was attuchied to the Low at At tur-famed cactle of — 2, 2. King Lear. , *l the belt, 80 they were immedi 1 vooed hier there wit h ell his| 8 Twclfth Knight, pinned on and \\Qw most ap i il . 4, Mocheth, rouvenirs, In the center of the te bles 6} Othello,* there was a tray of ucedles, asszorted L. cod the match, Lord| 6. Sonnct, & sizes, and a £pool of number soventy -4 7. Winter's Tele. thread. When thg bell rang, the play. 8 Meny Wivcs of Windsor, ers sterted to thread needles and stiek .| them into a cardbonrd (I think bits 2. A varb, I (cre) or B (te) or © | nssured to warrant the proceediug, he card tables in the living room, exch ion he experienced twould net in pr ric tizes bave eon 1 love slght. faneed with her as omn sy £ 'nl with nobedy word the end of the evor g he men- tioned that she was invited to the Porters’ dunce the neu t\nnkhom""d: [ ler to promsic (hat £he would d‘.me] / I f every other dance with him, “nat I gidn't say I was going,” Eliz aboth pretested laughingly. PHARMACY The “But you will go, won't you? And whether you go or not, won't \ou promrise to dance with me any “Oh, I'll promlse that,” Eli:abeth assitred him, “but I'm not at all surd that I'll go.” “But it yon do so—" “if 1 go,” promised Elizabeth, smil Ing. | sbeth had decided that she coulda't come. Winth np felt abused. After several days he persunded & mutual friend to t‘Lo him to call on Llizabeth, The day following his call, feeling that his' acquantznce was sufiiciently tclephoned her &a invitation to go with him to the theater. 8be would “perfectly love to,” sho trilled over the telephona, and accordingly they went, Tho ovonlng was one of luch! unzlloyed enjoyment to Winthrop tl'mtl La called the following veck and ven- tured another invitation, e was sur. prised and somewhat diseoncerted byl tho way she reccived it. Sho hesl:| I tated, sald she would liko to x.\\fully. !hut really—here ehe glanced at her | gister Dorothy, who was prelex.t—sho 28 afraid she couldn't. Temporarily dishcartened, Winthrop | restrained himself from calling for & week, at the end of which time he dropped In casually with a gitt of vio- United Brofherhood of Carpenter: and Joiners of Americs, Looal 1776 Meets every Tuesday aight at ? s clock, at McDonald's ball, R. L. MARSHALL, Preeident. [ 10ts, and, finding [tizabeth exceeding- J. W. LAYTON, Vice Pres. ty cordinl, fnvited her to go to a con- J. W. LOGAN, Treasurer. i cort. Her evident delight was £s balm J. H. FELDS, Fin. Secy. to Winthrop. Surcly, he told kimself, H.F. DIETIN'CHV. Rec. Secy. !lo had been unduly alfected by her HL (‘Ox,'Uondnctor. | previous refusal. The concert was a beantiful success to Wonthrop at leest, though it was Jittle he heard of the music. Eliza- beth evidently was enjoying hersclf | immensely, yet when Winthrop ven- | tured the suzgestion that there was ‘ | enother*concort the following weel'he| Lakelan@ Lodge No. 91, F. & A | was met with a dampenirg vagueness, ‘ M. Regalar communications held ou | Blizabeth knew she'd enjoy it, &ho|gecond and 4th ondays at 7:30 p 3AMUEL BOYER, lJ. W. BCARR, ¢. L. WILLOUGHBY, Boagl of Trustess. o -lli_Froiessions- of flannel wovld bo better and caeler). | .was really crazy to go. At the end of fous minutes the bell | she'd let him know the next day. .| rang, azain, scove was taken and the| The followinz morning thero came couple who hod eucededed in thread- | what Winthrop concidered a very ing the most neecles weat to the next } chilly note. Elizzbeth had decided table, efter all that it wouldn't be possible Three rounds of four minutes each \ for her to arranre to go. completed 1his gome and thd® couple| Winthrep decldcd eavepely that he i having tha highert seore were presc cd with silk workbags. “Progressive | full of girls needles” weg veied a great suc Nevertheless, a week or 60 later he | * | Next the hestess asked them to chooge | found himself once more c:lling on €ides, first appointing captains, and | Elizabeth. Iler cordizl greeting and there were €ix on a gigle lined up and | unconcealed pleasure in his company | the girls opposite each other were | goothed and encouraged him. She partners for this contost; one line of | certainly didn’t scem like (he girl who | girls held bis necdles and those across | | would blow hot one minute and cold from them hzd coorse threads; at a the mext. Why, then,. ho wondered, signal they rushed at each other and | did she behave in such a strange way? the couplc who had their ncedlo | e made up his mind to find out and threaded firct reccived prizes of pa- pr"senlly his opportunity came. Elig. pers of necdles and speo's of thread, uhelh had just spoken of & pl‘y that The winning couple sat down and the | ghe was anxious o seo. rest tried tie same thing over again. | “Well,” sald Winthrop menn!n(. [ think this party scheme could be |“you krow you can go if you want = 3 J @m@@m Shave carried out in the evening and boys | | to.” P asked to be the girls’ pariners. I am | Ellzabeth blushed. *“How?” she sure it would Le lcade of fun, © lasked. R : Nuts to Crack. Why chould a epider make a good | correspondent? lie drops a line by every post. tWhen is a carpenter like circum: “With me,” said Winthrop, bodly. Ellzabeth fidgeted with., the sofa cushion. “Oh, I'd love to,” she begag, “and I will if—" “It what?” insisted Winthrop, Elizabeth +ank back in her chair tor aRough Face No matter how ter.der your skin or tough Anyway, | . nts | would let her alone. The world wu| Visltlng brethren cordwlly iu vited. J. C. OWENS, W. M. J. F. WILSON, Becy. Lakeland Chajter, R. A, M, Ne 29 mecte the first I'hursday night iv cach mouth 1n Masonic Hall, Visit fug companions weicomed. A, D 'Leonard, H. P.; J. F. Wilson, Secy. Palm Chapter, (). E. 8 mee®s ever; wacond and fourth Thursday night: °f each month at 7:30 p. m. Mrs Viora Keen, W. M.; J. F. Wiison, [%€ ) . Lakelané Camp No. 78, W. Q. W. ineets every second and f~urth Thurs day night. Woodmer Circle frs! J . ve, W), Bstridge t'ounci! Commander, Mre. Sallie Beip i an of Clircle. Th g K. OF P, Regular mecting every Tuesday at 7:30 at 0dd Fellows Hall, Visit- ing veembers always welcome. F. D. BRYAN. Chancellor Commander. Stationéry Pcst Cards Clgqn Come and see me before pur chasing * cisewhere. ng patronaye appreciated. ;“ Miss Ruby Daniel News Stand Looey of Ellzunls Taeater SO OMOEOSOIIE SO OPOCIe Loelilel Sabise | and HOSQBCIQ 00 DR, SAMUEL F. SMITH SPECIALIST. Eye, Ear, Note and Throst Glasers Scientifcnlly Prescri Ptone: OmMce, 14!; Residenie, 8 Bryant Bldp., Lakelsnd TF's. i el b1 2 - o e uR.J. F. WLLSOK, PHYSICIAN AXT) SURGECN Phones—Oftice, 27¢; residenes, 297-2 Rings. Munn Bullding, Lakelamd F.ouriés /L. W. R, GROQVEE, N YSICIAN AND 8TRGECS, wooms § and 4 Remtu by Nieg Lekeland, Florids. KELSEY BLANTOS LAWYER P 0. Bldg. Phone 318, Dkelud, }"“A DR. SARAH E. WHIIEL!.B O3TEOPATH PMYSICIAN Rocms §, 6 and 7, Bryant Buiifzg Lakeiand, Fa. O®ce Phone 27° Elu House Phone 272 Blaci e ] Q D& i D' EKahoLBLALL igineert 13 Arcitech LAKEL* f‘l", ¥k, Chosphate ixnd ex veys, examing’ Bluep A, J. MACDONOUGH, Room ¢ Dee: & Bryant Blig. Archlteet. Kewest Ideas in Bangslow Dedignisg Lekeland, n‘r CHN ¥ ©. ROGERY, | ) Lavwye, Room 7, Eryant Ecldding Phone 260, Lakeland, Fioriéa. B 8 KUiEe kb, ~—Attorney-at-lawe. Yowr T Ktua®t Birfg neviow, My V& W, L isval OLNTISE Coabltersd e July T8 Looms 14 and 15 Bentucky Bu.iéteg Phoues. Ofce 1he: Realaamen b¢ and wiry your beard, we can sell you a razor that will give you aclcan, velvetshave. stances?” | When he alters cases. What kind of servants are best for hotcls? The inn-experienced, with a little sigl of diczust. *“Oh, you oltuse man,” &he. cricd. “I suppose )o.u- coln;tohen at me until I tell n. M. _ACK3ON, Secretary. ITKER & TUCKRR, "Wty are lumps of cugar like race horses? It will give you a light orclose shave with they go. Who are the most wicked people in the world, and why? Pen makers, because they make peos ple steel pens and tell them they do § write (right). 9 | What ve-d will, if you take away the firet lelter, make you eick? Music. Whyisa pretty woman like a lock? Because she is a thing to a door (adore). What is the longest word ia the Eng- lish lanzuage? no roughness, no irritation. : If you cannot shave yourself, we will seil you a safety razor that gives an easy, safe, quick, convenient shave,at verysmall ccst. Besides razors. we sell strops, brushes and other kinds of cutlery. Come in and talk to us about it. e | When iz the best time to get a fresh | steal? . Decause it must bs taken off its guard. o | When does a famer change the and | color of his horses? turns them in to graze (grays). MADAME MERRI. egg at gea? { 'When the ship lays to. — ——————— s | WhY 18 & thicf eolic] a failblrd? ‘B Becatse be'r . 2 rebin, 2 ' Howeansa’® 4 change fts svots? | | DBygoinzf pot to anotier. | What ere ¢ uncomfortable ships? Hardships, Why is a va&u a dificult thing to The more you lick them the toster ! 1P it happens to be my turn for the Lou POST a3, G. A. B.- — AWy eTo— ‘Yn." said Winthrop, firmly, “I| Meets the first Saturoay in every Reynizes bidg month st 10 s o at the howe o' | ehelans, Forite “Well, '.hen. sald Elizabeth, “I'll go | ; 5 Spagling oh Kentucky avenue o suit” A. C. SHAFFER, Commander. | 2¢. & EDWARLS “Your what for the what?" 4. R. TALLEY, Agyitzat e Attoracy-at-iae “By turn for the suit, Mr. Paul Pry,” rejoined Elizcbeth. “And if you must lImow oll about it, T ruppose I may as | weli tell you now. ‘The whole painful truth is that ¢-d was so hard up this | winter he couldn’t aflord to get Dol\' othy and mo each a geod suit and a good pzriy dress. As we can wear (‘d(:ll oiher's thinta perfeetly well, we | got one nico ¢ 1 one rilk £lip and we drape the slip with diferent over- luro"su and 23 we've always worn Smiileg, becouse there is a mile be- ' no"r') the same Liad of clothes, any- | meets Friday nights at 7:30, at | | Regm 11, l\u aad Geawy Big \\"y, luts of people don't know the | difercnce.” | She paused and looked into Wln-‘ { throp’s astonished face for an instant. jThen she laughed “Isa’t it funny?” elie asked, “It's—it's—tragle,” gaid Winthrop. “But the world’s full of clothés and | I've always intended to fu Mrs. | Wouldnt you—couldn't Daily News. Fertunate. Unecle—1 understand that young Brown is utterly ruined by specula Lon. Niece—How lucky that we unel 0 keep our ecngageméat Secret~ Flegende Blaetter. 3. L A. to B. of L. E. mests ever: | ° Winthrop with a complete sct of "em. | second and fourth Wednesdaye o You—wond each month at 2:30 p. m. Vialtin; you see if they'll fit you?'—Chicago | gjsters always welcome. ] 7:30, at 0dd Fellows® hall. Oftice 'n Muss Buulliag t ctt..uir‘ FLORIDLA. w. B !I.M‘Iul LAWYAL (Oflce Upstairs Cas; of Court BARTOW, FLORIDA. Ezamisation of Tities and Reat Estate Law o Specialty. PROFES60R K. k. RAYLAR TRACHER OF PIANOFORTS AN ORGAN. Elnora Rebeksk Lodge !0 ¢ ‘meets every second and fourth Mon |duy nights at 1. 0. 9. F. hall. Viait 'n7 brothers end sisters cordlally in MRS. F. C. LONGMAN, N. G. MRS. ILA SELLERS, See. Lake Lodge No. 3,1.0.0.F. Hours: Moaonday, Thureday amg 9. 0. F. hall. Visiting brothers are : -Satarday, 1 to 6, sordially iavited. J.,L. REYNOLDS, Sec. W. P. PILLIANS, N. @. G.LAtBoLR Orange Blossom Div. Ne. ¢9) MRS. J. C. BROWN Bec’y ORDER OF EAGLES. ‘l'ho Traternal Order of Bagler meets every Wedzesday aight at J. H. WILLIAMS, Prestéeat B ¥. SMAILS Gesrctary