Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 10, 1913, Page 3

/ Original Cost uilding With Brick ‘but a little more than with lumber ff you use GOOD Brick like JELK’S Macon Brick, in painting, in repairs and INSURANCE will . make up the difference in the first year. n addition to that, a brick building will sell more Il command a much higher price, and will bring a al than a frame building. MINIMUM COST OF MAINTENANCE OF A JUILDING IS A MATTER FOR YOUR SERI- NSIDERATION. he State Distributor for the JELK'S FAMOUS BRICK, and for LEGG’S Pressed and Fancy-Fac- l} ‘ W | o ¢ my expense for prices delivered to any point if Fuller Offices, Salesrooms, Wharves, Track- age and Yards Hendry & Knight Terminals Florida | i ' 1 | l tybstact & Title Company anounces that it is now 'ready @r business.' and can [furnish lomptly, complete and reliable stracts of the title to any real tate in Polk County. ITY ABSTRACT & TITLE CO. jller Building. East Side Square j FLORIDA )f Lakeland’s Oldest and Most servative Investors Have Bought Lots In MA CEIA PARK ompa's Close-In Suburb ums of money are xow being spent installing every eity including MODERN SEWERAGE and WATER SYSTEMS, /SEREETS, ELECTRIC LIGHTS and TELEPHONES. Where W BRalows have just been completed and contracts let for o S beautiful property. Where lot values are inoreasing by Stfldx mds. Now is the time to get in “on the ground floor.” . yOfii § $750. Terms $35 per lot eash; balance 3 per oent per ra DO IT NOW. A BAY LAND COMPANY TAMPA, FLORIDA ND REPRESENTATIVE—L. J. SLOAN. I EY & — 3 oeok| | Led Do not overlook the fact that making a 20 per cent reduction nadé‘i: “And They Are Shure Moving 2 lucky ones to receive Rugs in gettin ant" §@our ad were N MRS. O. G. STONE COMPANY of bt o b b Z XIS BUGS! RUGS! R Rugs and Art Squares sold during July, MRS. W. S. PATTERSON E "Get Wise” And See Us .agxeland Furniture & Hard vare DEREEEESTEE PARASCLS TO SUIT THE HAT Ssason’s Styles Especially Designed With a View to Millinery Just Now Most Popular. | Parasols are made this year to ac- commodate the modish small hat on the top of the head, and the big shade hat which will not be discarded. The steep sided parasol illustrated is hard- ly larger than the hat the large par- asol is meant to shade. l The little parasol of black andl white stripes is especially suitable to carry with the street frock. Black and white parasols can be carried with white, black and white or any color combination. The big parasol with blunt tip is suggestive of the paper sunshade of Japan. The square, light handle and the rose fastened smartly on the edge of the parasol are interesting fea- tures. This sort of sunshade will be car ried a great deal at the scashore. It gives protection, which the smaller parasols do not give, to the hatless head. 0DDITY IN NEW SUNSHADE Long Handles of Velvet Give Distinc- tive Appearance to the Parasols Introduced From France. One of the oddities in the new’ French sunshades is that they have handles of velvet. These are exceed: | ingly long, after the manner of those' used in the Directorie days, and there~| fore the velvet is quite conspicuous. It | is in a different color from the para-] 8ol itself. Vivid colors are omitted,! but black and white is used a great deal. The sunshade itself is not small; on the contrary it is quite large, for | these accessories are evidently intend- ed to really keep the sun from the, head; although the majority of women will use them folded, more as an orna- mental staff than anything else. Already the picturesque women who arrive at a full knowledge of their | physical possibilities and limitations and who, therefore, dress with individ- uality, are securing the longest han- dled parasols and using them as a means of posturing a la Tosca—you remember the way all the Toscas of | the stage have stood with two fin- gers resting on the knob of a long ivory staff twined with roses. TELEGRAMS FOR PLACE CARDS Idea That Has Found Favor With Those Who Desire Novelty at Thelir Entertainments. Some interesting place cards are' little telegrams. The envelope is white, printed in blue, and the words on the envelope speak of good cheer and friendliness. The telegram inside the envelope has more to say regard- ing friendliness and hospitality. The! name of the guest, naturally, is te be written on the outside of the envelope. ' Two dozen of these telegrams, in a box, are sold for 75 cents. Little let- ters are al:o scld for place. cards. 29 I weE are ! ? on all i )= Some.” %) g correct words 2T, IS ) R le | \ iCome and see me before i THE NVENING TSLEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA, JULY 10, 1913, The envelopes have a slip of trans parent paper through the center, like the envelopes used by some business firms, and the name, written on a card within the envelope, shows through the transparent paper. A riddle print- ed on the card also shows through the paper, and the answer to the riddle i8 \& printed at the top of the card, to be read when it is taken from the en- velope. In the upper left hand top of the envelope are the words “Return often to this house,” and the stamp is formed of the words, “Eat, drink and be merry,” printed in red. The new cotton dresses, trimmed with vividly tinted embroidery, are particularly successful. The best stocking is always plain, | of a good quality of lisle or silk and in an unpretentious color. The lace neck ruffle, standing up- right at the back and falling softly way from the neck at the front, is a favored fashion in neckwear. A new idea on many suits is to bind the upper half of the buttonhole with a bund of one color and the lower with another harmonizing color. A pretty hat is covered with white crepe and trimmed with white picot ' edged ribbon. The front is finished with a small bunch of colored flowers. The new colors in tailored suits are Chinese blue, Bulgarian green, wood brown, light and dark grays, terra cot- i tu rose, brick and other tones of red. Silk Stockings Again, One can prolong the life of silk hose many times. Sew a plece of soft silk on the inside of both toe and heel. Soft Japanese wash silk is good. Darn it in around the edge. Also sew a plece of the silk at the top where the garters fasten, SUMMER FOOTWEAR ——fi, gFOia ‘ W %HE os:fl NG \ One likes to have cool white foot- wear to slip into after a day's sight- seeing, and the easiest sort is the pump or slipper. Buttoned strap slip- pers of white buckskin are pictured, together with smart yet sensiblc walk- ing oxfords or patent and . comfort- able buttoned boot of patemt leath- er with top of diagonal cloth, Shrink Lace Before Using. It 18 much safer when sewing lace to thin fabrics to have the lace washed and shrunk before putting it on. There will be no danger then of puck- ering when the garments are washed. To Take Off Shiny Appearance. Sponging with a cloth dipped in borax water and then pressing care- fully on the wrong side will take away much of that shiny look from coats and skirts, Yaluable Btamp Collaction How stamp o upeotallzed is lo Parts rome thn wise ptemps PUCPULOPAIYT 0PI | MY LINE INCLUDY Newspapers Magazines Stationery Post Cards Cigar: chasing elsewhere tronage appreciates pa Miss Ruby Daniel | News Stand i N o R s | O A1) I JOSEPH LeVAY | WE APE PREPARED §5 Fishing Tackle -] : PAGE THREE HEDZ EEE ek TEEes DEPARIMENT STORE War Paint is on for Business. @B % . Price is the Powes. ) o oy ) o o 89) To unload my Summer Stock: -- LOW PRICE has the job. Come in and you will decide the time well spent. BATES; WE ARE STILL 3 GIVING AWAY i | IS those beautiful suits and pants--also Palm Beach suits--at less than cost,as we want to get ready for our 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. 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