Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 28, 1913, Page 3

SHADES FOR CANDLES silk Effects That Are High- orative—Can Be Made at Home. man who appreciates the candlelight likes to have des, for she realizes that 1 articles are more decora- almost any of the small furnishings. Many of the ndleshades displayed in can be successfully dupli- home. Those made of lace n be readilly stitched to- the needlewoman. Mons for the shades must be first, and over flowered » built the lace coverings. ochet lace is used for one de, over a foundation of silk. A row of insertion is bout the top and to this is ed a narrow beading, and edging the same width as Hon. ball fringe is then joined o of the lace and a band bbon threaded through the This completes the dainty hich can be lined with any otrespond Witk the room ir is to be used. he top and bottom with a pt tiny flowers. You will king a set of pretty candle- p why not begin now? OVE THE S—l;INlNESS MirrorLike Polish of Skirt or oat Easily Can Be Remedied. jhave been various and sun- ods tried of removing that mirror-like polish from a oat which has been subject- ly wear. At last something found which will remedy the ' THE EVENING TSLEORAM, LAK ELAND, FLA., JUNE 28, 1918. Pleceof toflet Soap. It Tits the Hand and is very convenient to use. The bottom of this contrivance is fitted with three little revolving wheels which protrude just a hair's breadth beyond the surface in which they are set. These wheels, when rubbed over the surface of the cloth, raise the nap and comb out the fine threads which form it until a new surface is formed. Thus, the shine disappears and the cloth looks perfectly new. The business girl who wears her practical serge suit daily will be glad of this little invention for keep- Ing it looking fresh and trim. FOR YOUNG GIRL Drawers and petticoat for a young a little arrangement about | girl of eight to ten years may bothl and shape of an ordinary | be made in nainsook, madapollam or [ ARE STILL IVING AWAY those beautiful suits and pants--also Palm Beach suits--at less knees into insertion bands edged with lace or embroidery. The petticoat is a simple one-piece pattern, trimmed with insertion and lace; the neck and armholes are edged with narrow lace, Materials required for drawers: 1 yard 36 inches wide, % yard insertion, 1 yard lace. For the petticoat, 114 yard 36 inches wide, 1% yard lace 2 inches wide, 1% yard insertion, 1% yard narrow lace. New Russian Blouses. The Russian blouse is lees extreme than the low-waistline jackets, and it is excellent style. All the French houses are making it, and it is prov- ing popular in this country. The true Ruesian blouse has a rather full pep- lum, and the upper part blouses over & regulation or slightly raised walet- line in front as well as in back. It you do mot care for either the Russian or Balkan blouses you can use a cutaway coat with the fronts cut very much away and running into & narrow cutaway back, or a jacket with some suggestion of the raised waistline either at the front or back or both. fongcloth. The drawers are gathered in at : Draped Skirts. Dressy tailored suits for gummer skirts, which increase in favor. | Shaving Paper Holder Is Easily Made | and Makes Tasty Decoration for Wall, This 1s a wonderful little article to make for hanging upon the wall by the side of the drescing table or sling- ing upon the jost of the looking glass. In making it, a piece of stiff card- Iboa.rd is cut out in the shape showa in the diagram on the right hand 1side of the sketch, and smoothly covered with some prettily colored e G S SR S A I VERY USEFUL AND PRETTYl 51 A A o o o B GG A G A e e Bates Department btore| Put two and two together and you’ll un- derstand why this is the Peoples’ Favorite Store. Why I lead in the procession in good merchandise selling. Economical people want good go:ds and at fair prices Some 14-karet double-distilled Bargains Mcn’s Furnishings G 5 &) (K] B N ~——e F) GG GGG A IGIGTE o £ P L bades of shirred flowered made of line, ratine, eponge, voile, §1 00 ("nion-Made Overalls, blue and pin check ... ... -.._. re charming. The material silk, ot¢., show the belts completed 50 Overalls, pin check and brown, good values... Q very full to the frame and by sash ends of satin with tasseled or 31 00 Shirts, white and neat stripes, all sizes, for..... Saeifune bl heading is left at the top. | tringed ends. They also show draped |G 50c Shirts white and neat stripes, all sizes, for__ ..o ____.._..._.. 4 good 50c elastic seam Drawers, 88c, 3 pairs for $1.00 Boys” Clothing Going at Half Price HATS! HATS! Stetson Hats, Herald Hats, Monroe Hats. Beugraco Hats, Straw Hats, Canvas Hats, Old Hats and then some. $4.00 and $5.00 Stetson Hats for $2.75; $3.00 Herald Hats for $1.95 Monroe Hats worth $2.50 for $1.48. 50c Four-in-hsnd Ties, 3 for $1.00 Ladies’ Ready-to-wear Department $1.00. $1.50 and $2.00 Waists, all sizes, for _______.ooooo o o ... 98c Ladies’ and Children’s Dresses, come and see- many Bargains to offer you in this department. See my line of Wash Goods—nothing better for the price. Prices cut. Fruit of Loom and Lonsdale Bleaching, 11 yards for Summer Days Cambric, 36-inch, 11 yards, for ... .____.__. 98c MONEY BACK IFNOT SATISFIED The above Prices all next week. Now is your time. Starts 23rd. BATES Straw Hats going at half price. Prices low. A great Y ture thoroughly through the curtains. To Keep Ferns Frech, Poor Sticking. Use a soil of about half leaf mold h Ilang out of doors for a couple of ! e Btioking to akpoor purpose make§ hours and the curtains will be sweet | OF smooth earth and half fine sand. |many a poor stick. ) t an COSt, aS We Want and clean, Give alundant dralnage and them | In this simple way they may be fre- i plenty of water. About once a month tO et read for Our quently cleaned. If the dust is not al-| put them in the washtub or bathtub Apparentiy, g y lowed to scttle in them for any length | and give & thorough washing, not| pp appears to be necessary for the fall line. We want all the room we can get, as we have bought an enormous stock of Hart Schaffner & Marx cloth- ing=--also other goods. Our straw hats and other furnishings reduced in price. Now is the time to get bargains by calling around to see us. l Outfitter The Hart Schaffner & Marx CIotthnI JOSEPH LeVAY f of time, they will wear much longer. 1 sparing soup; rinse well, and slightly the £o!l before returning them prople to @0 a great deal of scolding Shaving Paper Holder, remnant of eilk. The edge is orna- mented with a silk cord of a fancy pattern, chosen in some contrasting Ishade of color and carried into the , three little loops on either side and jagain at the top and base, A long loop of cord is attached to the upper part and serves to suspend it {from a nail in the wall or the post of | the glass. The papers are held in their places by a broad band of elastic which is run through two elits cut on either side aud the ends securely sewn together at the back. The position of | these two slits 18 clearly indicated in the diagram on the right. The little article would also be very useful for hanging upon the wall by the side of the writing table, and un- der those circumstances it would be 1hlndy for holding unused half-sheets | of note paper, and they could easily be !wlthdrawn, like the shaving papers, ' one by one, as they may be required. ( Cleaning Curtains. Many housewives own curtains of Arabian lace. They realize that a great amount of their beauty is lost after washing. The lovely ecru tint has disappeared, and to recolor them is not always satistactory. | These curtains can be dry cleaned in the following manner: I Spread a sheet or two upon the floor . and lay the curtains carefully on them. ! Mix two parts of boiled cornmeal Practical Violet Holder. An extremely simple and practical rubber novelty comes in the shape ot a bunch of violets and is designed for the protection of a gown when the natural flowers are worn. It is made of green rubberized silk, the shade of the violet leaves and is outlined with a green wire. When worn it effectually prevents the pene- tration of any moisture to the gown. The wire edge permits of shaping the holder to the bouquet proper and the latter is then attached to the corsage or wherever else desired. Painting the House. The odor of fresh paint indoors will last for many days and even weeks, especially if the weather is not favor able for drying it. Rooms should be heated to assist the drying process, and buckets of water should be placed in all rooms to absorb poisonous gases, as water quickly absorbs all impurities of the air. Rooms that retain the paint odor can be freshened if sugar is burned in them. It is preferable to disinfect- ants, especlally when the latter 1s really not essentlal. It has long since been learned that sugar smoke |is death-dealing to microbes, and it is recommended for use also in a house where there is disease. It Depends. Traveler (hostily)—Porter, have 1 got time to kiss my wife goodby? ‘How long have you been man ried ?"~Life. and to engage pretty oontinuously strong-arm work for the purpose getting what is theirs to the stand. A bit of fresh beef buried in the sofl ocasionally helps. I CUT GLASS SALE To make room forour fall purchases, we will give a 10 per cent discount on all cut glass until July Ist, 1913, ‘A PLEASURE TO SHOW GOODS’ Jewelers and Optometrists Phone 173 Lakeland, Fls. Fishing Tackle Sporting Goods Your Summer Reading is Provided For. Ask Us About Our Exchange Library Any Book to Order Full Line of Magazines Lakeland Book Store Benford & Steitz | wl‘tnl:’one of salt. KOd k F‘” th a clean brush rup this mix- a m m S — — If you want Plano Satisfaction, i p]Cture Fra es MAAS BROS. . orid's Bos Builders Attention . (World’s Best) mi-Annual Sale Continued One Week Gulvuaied Soms ad e i "1 124 Veutins mate As many of our friends and patrons were unable to a.tend our rance sale last week, we have decided to continue this saie ther week. Buy a KNABE PIlAN: ? SOOI OIOSI PP SIS 5:00e — e ek e a0 a0 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ing. Skylights, Glass, 1] 'COLE & HULL l Drennen - Lattner, Galvanized Corragated Iron, 2% corrugated and 1% in. in 8§, 7. 8,9, 10, 11 und 12 lengths. Galvanized Water Pipe. Enameled Iron Plumbing fixtures. Soll Pipe and Soil Pipe Fittings. Sewer Pipe. Nickle Plate Bath Room Fixtures 3 - B e I e et L o R A S B Galvanized Conductor ipe and Eve Trough. ' Company Sale will end June 3o0th ; ORLANDO FLA. A A S B R o T H E R S Sole Agents for Central and South Florida, MPA Greater Tampa’s Greatest Store TAMPA Valley Tin in Rolls Zinz, galvanized flat iron sheets. Sheet Tin by Box of Sheet. Colductor Ells and Miters. Sheet Lead. Lead Pipe. 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