Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 13, 1913, Page 3

ashatiie Veil ot Charming and Fashionable have, in addition o . of being clean- ¢ three others: they are be- are durable and (what to the eternal feminine) are fashionable. | veils and other dress | HESE two vei! ?\.Un)' more ccossories are made to stand wash. than in former seasons. Fach manufacturers of fabrics in.| their efforts to find stable | ng fyear rease olors and methods of strong weav- kg, for nearly all articles of apparel. | All fabrics appeal more surely and | permanently to the buying public 1t | pis item of standing the wash g mong their virtues. For clea_nllnmmI | Albeft ” M\‘/ont'o;i{; Teacher of Music | ;raduated from the Conservatory of (eipzig (Germany). Member Amer- \can Federation of Musicians. 306 suth Virginia Ave., Lakeland, fla . phone 299 Black. Lessons in fiano, Harmony and Vocal Culture. pano Tuning. Orchestra furnished tor all occasions. Reasonable terms. tae sidewslk that is made by ur o« EMENT {s the walk that the weather will not effect. NOW, before the inclement weatn ar of late fall sets in, have us la) those needed walks, repair your cel lar aud make other repairs thw sdculd bYe done with CEMENT ARz us for flzures—we're glad u submwit them, Lakeland Artificial Stone Works H. B. Ziminerman, Prop. L. YARNELL “orvessor to W K. MeRae RANSFER LINES ay and Hauling of All KinA ald Rcasonable Rervice Guaranteed T dous lold Moving a Specialty " Green Lakalsnd ©- | 0 OO BODLERICHOIEND D00 JBOBOUHISIEOSDS0IIS [ #0042 We are showing the n from the seats of fashions. -~ See {'our Brocades, Charmeuse---Trimmings to match each shade. ~ g P A T A T {and a SQUARE DEAL, Dressmaking Department,)| second floor, conducted by{Mrs. Aubuchon. = THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., OCT. 13, 1913. ih an essential of elegunce, Women lave taken to heart the axj a e axiom that le nt things must first be .lm-, veil of fine meshed net widely seattopeg dots and a grace clean, embroidered ‘ il border made by, applying ren nee braid and fm:' cord. The latter jg chain-stitched b;' machinery to the net, Such veils are fl])\il.\'h in fashion, more or less, and \}-_111 last a lifetime. They sell from filty cents up to two doliars ‘apiece, 4s an average, The more elaboru!r: the border, the more expensive l]l(; veil; therefore there are patterns that cost more than two dollars, | Even at a higher price this veil ig! not a bad investment since it may he | | used as a fischu, or for trimming a bo.dice.or as a flounce. Two veils of this kind made a beautiful decora- tion for a dressy waist. A newer weave is shown in the veil of shadow lace made of mercer- ized cotton. This desizn i¢ unlike the couurflnmcri Willbe a pleasure when you use our stationery. See our superb stock of fine Linen with En- velopes to match, LAKE PHARMACY. Bryan's Drug Store W Specializes on City property, groves and truck ! farms, after October 1. Being a headquarters for northerr tourists and homeseekers wanting tc rent rooms and dwellings, it will pay owners to list them with him, as wel as groves and farms. The finest hotel site here, and res idence lots and homes offered at the RIGHT PRICES and terms to early buyers. He expects fo stay here, auc guarantees FAITHFUL SERVICY M. G. WILLARD 17 Kentucky Bldg., Phone 102 Lakeland, Fla. ewest Fabrics direct Whipcord, Wool U. G. BATES il Sel 2ol T TR TR R el —— PO IR DS 10 SIS DHT SO SASOSTICOCO0 QO I COTORRODO00 VoG WO views of the straight-backed coat, cut away in front above the waist line, and hanging straight from the shoulders, shows how easy and comfortable looking it is. The waist line is not defined either in the blouse and skirt or in the coat. The blouse deserves its name as it hangs over the top of the skirt and the ef- fect is apparently to make the waist large rather than small. Other models in these coats are longer in front and gathered in to a loose belt or band, placed at the nor- mal waist line or a little below fit. And there are a few models for pres- ent wear with shorter sleeves. Three- quarter length with turned back or lingerie cuffs. It must be conceded that they are smart-looking on trim older laces and had its birth in the brain of somcone who originates pat- terns to be made entirely by machin- ory. It is snowy white, soft and | 1 One ¢ i flowers and the brilliant hued flowers I pears | ditions, | innumerable THE FAMOUS IRVING DREW SHOE FOR LADIES Made for Style, Beauty, Fit and Wear Satins, Patents, Gun Metal, Buck, Russia New styles arriving all the while We are pleased to show goods at any time. We also do modern shoe repairing with the latest machinery. All work fin- ished same day received. 22y DUTTON-HARRIS CO. Avenue Foot-Fitters The Store of Quality S S e e o M L e P e e e figures and those not much beyond the normal in size. The straight back is a godsend to one who is a little round shouldered. The collar stands away from the back of the neck and the curve from the neck to shoulder blades is very slight. There is no curve from that point to the bottom. But the straight-back is not for everyone and there are plenty of oth- er models to choose from. All the new designs may be said to hang on the figure rather than to fit it. Among them the Russian blouse is sure to appeal to many for in point of style there is nothing smarter. It is a cold ! weather garment, however, and to be discussed a little later. JULIA BOTTOMLEY. strong and it is fascinating in appear- ance. The lightest breath of air sets it limply fluttering. If fastened close, it molds itsclf to the face and accom. | modates itsclf to the movements of the wearer. It does not protect the face as a veil of closer mesh but it i amazingly becoming. Such veils are to be found “by the piece” or made singly. That is, they may be bought by the yard as well as in individual veils. The oddest ones are woven with a single design of some sort ! (usually a flower form), somewhera on the veil. The clever wearer places this one decoration where ft will call attention to some pleasing feature in her face, perhaps the soft curve of Ler cheek, or the fine line of the jaw, or perhaps the exquisite modeling and coloring of her ear. Sometimes this single figure is out- lined in black thread. The effect of these spots is rather startling at first glance, These veils are fine for traveling. wisii them out and pin to| a pillow or =ieich against a window- pane over nicht and they are as good as new in the morning, Flowers hle for Evening. When selecting flowers for the din- ner table or otlicr decorative purposes under the condit on of artificial light, bear in mind that all yellow and blue flowers appear wiuch paler and rather dead by artificial light, while white stand out with more snap. On the other hand, the soft green foliage ap- to greater advantage under artificial light than does the very dark green foliaze, though bright greens show up far better under these con- Fichus to Be Worn This Fall. From Paris comes the announce- ment that in fall neckwear fichu ef- fects, to be worn either with separ- ate blouses or with the fashionable and popular one-piece dress, are to be strongly favored. Old lace, if one is so fortunate as to possess such a | thing, is used more advantageously in a fichu than any other type, but fabrics are thus em- ploved The Danger. * may seem a trifling matter” | says a writer in the Observer, “but I ! ! think that the man who wears his | gloves eecems to be smarter than the man who carrli~s his gloves in his ] | hands.” Surely it is no trifling mats | ter. One might meet the Observer | i writer any day, and then if one WPN‘I fng one’s gloves instead of weam | WE HAVE SEVEN MI ican wrapped fencing ¢ in 26, 36 48 and 58-inch, ail iz and ¢ inch stays. The price is right. Lakeland Hardware & Plumbing Co. Orrie 8. Van Huss, Manager. ROUGH TEXTURE “RATINE” INPERVIOUS CRAVENETTE" FACE BRICK -“RED" PRESS FAGE BRICK THEY WASH THEIR OWN FACES The largest line and greatest variety of shades manufactured in the United States. Prices cannot be equalled. Also common Macon building brick. All of the above brick carried in stock in Lakeland Office Fuutch-Gety Bldg Telephone 241 D ... “The Brick Man" OUR FALL LINE Clothing In Men’s and Boys’ are all in, and now is the time to get the “Cream” of them. Don’t wait until they are picked over. The styles and quality in Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothingare better, now than ever before. | Also our Gents’ Furnishings, Hats and Shoes.{, Take a look at window display. SPECIAL! 50c Ties 3 for $1 l Outfitter The Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothing I JOS. LeVAY