Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 26, 1913, Page 3

Whale Whips Five Crewa. ¥2¢ largest whale ever captured B @at vicinity was caught in Fred Po lnr fish nets, near Santa Crus. Five NOT . vestigat 21t Will Cost You | isunches tried to tow the monster ts Nothing the pler without auccess. Nets sad you poiniers that will 580 popes broke and the task was abas y oihers; being from The whale was fifty fest e ) v to help norherners, hether you buy of us | | the good faith of all | i Lnuw of the fol- o tigate , and just 2 residents’ lots till Dec. L 3‘ room, up-to-date dwellings, truck ranches, s, close by, er of €OSY fron's and lake views, de- 5 growing. lns 51 your own, even if you , Hundreds In Lakeland can ugh not wihout worth-whi'e . No get-rich-quick scheme, ‘understandab'e method, tried s willing to try, without & homes from $1,100 1 ' comers and others can ln-’ at fire loss, furniture and alre companied at host terms ean rent rooms and houses, huntine_ 3 see 'fim‘:i"da'nsm‘q A “savave deal” e 1t fa richt. and 1t don't run to be crooked- WILLARD g.. Fhone 102. Lakeland. Fla it you do not find 'Tis Christmas Everywhere! Christmas customs are ob- served the world over, but nowhere so universally and so beautifully as in our own good country. Gifts of Jew- elry are the ideal Christmas Gilts. The preparation that we have made for Holiday gift selection suwasscs all our previous efforts. e now have a rare collection of ' beautiful and most artistic Jewelry; Art Pieces, Novelties, Watches, Silverware, Cut Glass, Handpain- ted China, Clocks, Leather Goods, Electroliers, Toilet Articles, etc, You will find a visit to our store inter~ esting in many ways, and all problems of selection will be solved satisfactorily, what- ever your appropriation may be. Moderate Prices. Mail Orders solicited. Rest Rooni. ED AT ONCE e g men and women in learn telegraphy. Learn he. Tuition $25 to first * ts. Positions paying $60 hiaranteed just as soon as hone 96 red or call and W. D. HOLLAND, eland Business College. l PR i\‘lY-TISM your Rheumatism Headaches, Cramps, V. H; BECKWITH JEWELRY CO. ins, Bruises, Cuts and TAMPA, FLA. Sores, Stings of Insec's “The House of Quality * eptic Anodyne, used in- ; " Dismonds a Specialty d externaily. Price 25¢. You Are Using 1.e For pnomy as well as comfort Remember That h jce starved refrigerator, like anything that is underfed, is inefficient, and frequ.n.ly unsafe, by reason of its weak: me people think they are practicing economy when they try k their refrigerators on half rations of ice. Don’t rake that e. Keep the ice box of your re'rigerator well filled at all with OUR ICE. Then you will always have some for snd- lls and emergencies, your food will be kept sweet and whole* and you won't worry if the wagon happens to be a little coming around. UR ICE is 8o low in prio: you can afford to use it freely lge penny'wise and pound-foolish in this all-important mat- ice. Refuse to stake your health, your co nfort, your pock- —your whole well bein;—on the “saving (#(” of a few §, i kN i i D L M akeland lce Company Phone 26 0 - 0000 IF YOU ARE THINKING Of BUILDING, SEE MARSHALL & SANDERS The 0id Rcliable Contractors p have heen nuilding honses in lakeland for vears, and b never “FRLL DOWN' or failed to give satisfaction, 4 4\ All classes of haildings ¢nntracted for. Tne many fine dences buily by this frw are evidguces of taeir anilivy v e ood, MARSHALL & SANDERS Phone 228 Blue : HOBOOBABN N HOSORISSOHI SRS O\[ E D! My cusiomers anc —————friends will find mc just in front of my old siand, over in the’ Huss Building. MZL OVER! | will makeit to your est. Will have an up-to-d.te place as as | can straighten vp. . B. DICKSO » HOSHTFO PO ROHOSOTETSOTENS TOYS Phone 179 THE kv ENING TELEGRAM, LAk MOST HEADDRESS FOR EVENING WEAR DNE hardly knows whetber to call the many elaborate heud-dresses jesigned for evening wear by the aame of “turban” or not. They are turbans in reality, but developed in uew ways. Some of them cover the entire head—most of them do — but others leave the crown uncovered and swauth themselves about the forehead. They are extravagantly rich end tm- mensely becoming. A modest one so far as fabric and srnamentation are concerned is pic- tured here. It ic of black velvet with rich ornament in passamenterie, hav- ing colored heads and gold spangles let in. This is placed across the tront and the velvet brought up in folds at each side to the top of the light frame. Here there is the sim- plest of simulated knots. Above this is poised a very gorge- ous butterfly in exactly the posii‘on that butterflies never take naturully. We may therefore assuine that tkia in a tutterfly of fashion. Natural or not, she s very brilliant ard beautiful, with long black antennae of ckenille and a curfous body of wound braid. This head-dress, without the butter fly, makes ar entirely suitable turban fo. street wear. With the butterfly it will pass muster as cne of the most up-to-date of new head-cresses cesign- od for the cowing season. I all the signs of the times mean anything, this is to be a winter in which the fash- fonable head will be clothed with & covering, morning. noon, night and bedtime. The bareheaded fad—never very strong—has passed into oblivion JULIA BOTTOMLEY. WMMN\N‘MM Literally. “Can you give me a good instance of highway robbery ™ *Certalnly; paving swindles.” sllverware all for your inspection displayed in our store. We bave the line that we have same complete avery year VANHUSS' PLACE Blaivi, FLA s A SNt 9= We have $800 worth of toye and DU, EXPERT COTTON Miss Katherive Giles of Wall street, New 3 York, is recogniz ! most expert cotton statisticlan in the United States, and her ::u::‘n::cl::: | | to & cotton report changes cotton values milllons of dollars. VERY HANDSOME | MANY riovs_m;_s FOR FALL Wondertul S:lection From Which the Woman of Fashion May Pick Her Favorite, | Milady of fashion who is seeking for noveltios in foll fobr will hive & wonderful selection to choose from this year. The soft colors which blend s0 well In furs show to special advam tuge in the new materials. Kittens' ear cloth, a soft, velvety material, just what the name implics, is a triumph inaced of the weaver's art. Drap de nymphe, a cloth fabric with the lustep and drape of charmeuse, chenille . cloth which is rich, soft and distinet {ve, and peluche de luine bid fair te be some of the most used materials ot the season, The demand for soft clinging folds and draperies this year has taxed the manutacturer's skill to the greatest de- gree, marvel of art, even the stiff brocade of silver and gold, praised by our ane s cestress of old, has been transformed | under the deft finger of the weaver ioe | to a pliable material with a softness that falls and drapes at the modiste's will. The brocade of this fall is of & royal richness, with a riot of color and tanciful designs. One beautiful design was woven of gold and claret, the warp being of one and the woof of the other. Over the background was bro- caded a design in plain claret. The complete effect was an impression of veiled light. MOIRE BAGS ARE POPULAR Especially In Black, to Match the Present Taste in Color, They Are In Great Demand. | When a buyer who has just returned from Europe was asked what was the | most popular bag, he said without hes- | ftation, “Moire, particularly black.” With the demand for black dresses and black miilinery it naturally fol- { Jows that the bags should also be | black and that the remarkable popu. ! larity of moire should extend to these | dainty accessories. Demand for moire silk has caused & | shortage in the markets, it Is sald, | end, altkough the looms of some of the milis are running overtime, they | cannot supply the demand. ! spes of bags are original and | unique. The mountngs of many of !thvm are of metal, while others are drawn ir by a heavy cord or narrow moire ribbon. Haud embroidered flow. s are frequently used to brighten black bags, or small desigus are ¢ in colored beads. —e Have a Waistcoat. flave & waistcoat for your autamm suit. All that you need is a yard ard @ quarter of eilk in Scotch plaid, checked brown and old rose or biack and white and this you divide evenly and poin at the shoulders to a narrow strip which extends round the back of the neck. The applied pieces must broaden to wide, sbaped ends which button together at front center and make a perfect waistcoat effect. Natural Error “Tlis, I presume, Is a study in etill lite,” remarked the Mere Man. | *“No, sir; that Is a landscape.” re ' plied the artist, haughtily. “This 1s a March sunset.” “Oh, pardon me. I thought it was a friend egg.” apologized the Mere Mar.~-Jndge. The result from the loom is & ' IF YOU ARE IN 1HE MARK:iT For Tin! Sheet Iron, -Copper, Zinc or auy kind of Roofing Woik, call the LAKELAND SHEET METAL WORKS Smith-Hardin Building Phore 279 Ask for J. P, CARTIN We can fix that leaky roof. Our Motto is Modest Prices and All|Work Guaranteed, RS W. K. Jackson-asscate. W, K, McRae Owner and Manufac- Real turers’ Agent Eotate Brokerage--Real Estate . . TELL U8 WHAT YOU HAVE TO BELLL WE WILL TRY TO FIND A BUYER TFLL U8 WHAT YOU WANT Te BUY; WE WILL TRY 70 FIND A SELLKR) . if0Ga - v 7% Rooms 6 and Z, DEEN & BRYANT Building ‘ Laxelanc-i_ N :— Floridl— 'WE HAVE IT ! ey - No matter what you wish in the Dry Goods line, you can always find it here. Make your purchases froma stock alwa\s filled with the latest from th: scats of fashion. POt UL e O O S R U O P U O OO0 QU0 0000 OO ~>- BATES DEPARTMENT STORE Se0e0ete i — . Put FIRE In Your Lifc Work FOR S{JCCISS! Fire in your furnace for warmth and comfort but put A "I INSIRANGE POLICY In your suong box 1o maki om ioss by fire I' has been sa‘d: | “The consciousness «f well-do ng i8 an ample reward” We represent the following reliable companies Fidelity Underwriters capital $4.500.000 Springfield Fire and Mariae, canital MANN & DEEN Room 7. 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