Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 2, 1913, Page 6

anc| Bage and iy is no a par whick tely: “rp Ity ttin ds ’1 ..\‘,". w ot Alonza Logan J. F. Townsend LOGAN & TOWNSEND BUILDING CONTRACTORS We Furnish Surety Bonds On All Contracts If you want a careful, consistent. and re- lla!)le estimate on the construction of your building, SEE US IMMEDIATELY. TELEPHONE 66 Futch & Gentry Bldg mm’mw T.L. CARLETON SANITARY PLUMBING TINNING and SHE ET METAL WORKS Gas Fitting, Sewer Work, Driven Wells and Puirps . « « « ¢ ¢ ¢ COR. N. Y, AVE ard Maln ST. PHONE 340 g LAKELAND @ FLORIDA } SPECIALS White Grapes, 20c. Cranberries, qt 15¢ English Walnuts, 25¢ Paper Shell Pecans, pound, - 25 cents Imported Figs, pound, - = 25 cents Dates, Raisins, Currants, Citron | W.P.PILLANS&CO. Phone 93 Pure Food Store L VN S ——— Ry . A TSR, { Make s ChristmasaHart Scha: ner & Mar’x_Clothes Christmas For Yourself and Your Friends ! Considér the satisfaction you'll get or give by sending or receiving a Hart Schaffner & Marx SUIT or OVERCOAT But if you dont care to go so ‘‘strong”’ as that, just remember that the other goods we sell are up tothe same high standard of value, Here are some of the lesser things we have for gifts - - . . - / GLOVES HATS =5¢ to $2.00 || $1.50 to $3 ~—orre— || HOSIERY Onyx $12 up t0 $27.50 ||| 25¢ to 50c Pair Umbrellas and Sweater and Sweater Coats $1.50 10 $5.00 Neckwear 25¢ to $1.00 Walking Sticks From $1.00 to $2 Handkerchiefs From 5c to 50¢ | T el g FR Y ST WY SERESITN “‘! THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK HAVE DIFFERENT PLAN{ GIBI%L HOW LEADING CUSTOMERS AP- Waist Fullness Managed in Many Ways—It Is vVariously Strapped | doing this in Paris. You may be in- S AT The dressmakers have come to the ! invented by any dancer who intro- conclusion th: ! gome plan by waist line, which day’s frocks, can be managed, for it is quite evident that wear it in its present st s > i £ INDIVIDUAL TASTE ‘:t PLY NEW FASHION. | why the innocent girdle and’ sash made of wide velvet ribbon should be called “the tango” remains to be discovered. But the name will not hurt it any. Its uses are ahout as varied as the steps of the popular dance, which steps, it seems, may be UST in, Tied Down, and Belted, Ac- cording to Designers’ Ideas. ' ——g of the yellow at it is better to arrange | quces a new glide or dip or contortion which the fullness at the | or other inanity of motion to suit him? is a feature of to-| geif, . ‘ The velvet ribbon all wcimen will not | of soft silk or silk ribbon—is finishe state. clever ways of There are several I 8easo! ! more . wood, 1 at the back with two short standing | loups and a long single hanging end.| A flat folded band is placed at the | base of the loops. Without any deco- | ration it is an all-round useful girdle, ' ready to add a finishing touch to al-! most any gown. When more elabora- ' | tion is needed, it is decorated with | small roses and foliage made of rib-/ and tacked to the base terested in them, for you V. ill assured ly struggle with the problem, Poiret utilized the same idea, which he worked out in the costumes for his { bon or fabric, e T T Bags of Silk and A new sort of handbag 18 shown for :e . SH | E A oD IN |::em:1mmmaum. It is made eems too fragile for street wear. But proves to be useful and durable, a8 well a8 very attractive, These bags are made in several shapes, but all are small and the col- ors are generally in neutral tones. One bag of gray is gix-sided, each panel or side ending in a point. six points are joined to form the tip are cut diagonally at the bottom mitered together. Still other have three or two sides. | girdle—also made gold or silver beads, All of them have and are decorated LAKELAND POTATO AND : with a two-inch band of the beads ap- VEGETABLE U | plied about half way the bottom. two or three inch fringe of beads, gold | City Hall Council chamber Det and silver used together. ———————— Among the many electric lamps this o there are none prettier and come before meeting. .. + Fanid-earved WIth artlste py For the room furnished ir o lany there comes a lamp on g nes in perfect keeping with urnishings. These lamps th a globe quite like those the dle lamps of long ago. Oth# standards are of wood staj in thefrich greens and browns, others are painted white and enamg so that they resemble ivory or celain. | With a shade of just the rect size and style to bring out lines of the standard, one has a that is thoroughly practical and isfying to the esthetic sense. mahg onial} othe! fitted' and beads, and at first sight The bag. Another bag of soft, dull is four-sided, and the four sides and bags | chain handles of | from the top to Below this band hangs & | Regular meeting at 2:30 p. { Bring your money for seed ord pretty Lampt B et e & Shigpery Leag W. W. IVERSEN, effective than those made of Secreta whether in extremely simple de- Attention, Housewives! » 18 1bs, Sugar ... ..ooeeee R $1.00 10 1bs Snowdrift ........ B iy SR 4 1bs Snowdrift ........e0- G e e g 4 1bs Cottoline ........ S L e e ¢..Compound Lard ..... Ve s S e 12 1bs Best Flour ..... e T s et 94 1bs Best Flour ..... R il e 12 1bs Best 8. R, FlOuF ..oooovenn corenmeress i 924 1bs Best §. R. Flour e e e 1 1b White House Coffee 11b CamgaorCrackerBoy ............ 1 1b Coffee and Chickory ...Good Loose Coffee ...........o--* S .. .Best Butter ..... S e e Syt 9 1bs Best Tomatoes, ERORYS _..Best Rice ........ e e T 6 Cans Cream.«--+-rcvvertttt 9 Cans Baxter's or B. L. Corn. . 6 Soap or Washing Powder. . ..... ..ceoeeereecenens 1 Peck Irish Potatoes for......... ...cocoemeeeess 5 10 1bs Meal or Grits (Hudnut's) ... .ocoeees oo oo 3 These prices are spot cash delivered to any part of the city, everything guaranteed first class and exactly as repre sented. These are just a tew of the prices which I am of: good Persian ballet called “Le Minaret.” | of the loops and near the bottom of Here the gathers were pulled into | the hanging end. tering; everything else {n proportion. If you want the waistline by two belts; in the play | By allowing extra length to the gir- goods at the right prices together with good delivery, give m: these belts were jeweled, but on cloth | dle, the waist line may be managed in a trial. PHONES 119 and 234. or velvet skirts they were made of | several ways. The middle front may suede. ! he brought up to the bust, or the gir- ——— Callot uses a broad belt of suede or dle may disappear under the drapery velvet ribbon across the back which of the waist at one side and reappear EEK is spliced into two ends as it passes at the back. In fact, the girdle is sim- ° . the sides and these ends are pulled t ply to be managed as a length of rib- downward and crossed in the middle | bon to be used in decorating the front, each showing a tiny buckle. bodice without regard to its encircling T Cheruit uses four and sometimes six | the walst. By keeping this in mind LB OO CHORN . KR quarter-inch straps of velvet, Yeather | one may achieve a fashionable effect E G. B ALFIELD, l- Ah [MND B. H. BELISAR and vary the mounting of the sash| § any number of times. JULIA BOTTOMLEY. or galloon—whichever the gown calls for. They pass around the top of the gkirt, between waist and hips, and slope downward in front. She some- times makes the mistake of using too many and letting them dangle too far, which gives the appearance of a fancy dress costume. | IAKELAND BUSINESS Doucet does not hesitate to use the | Oriental sash in a less pronounced | co GE form than we had it last year, and ! Thorough individual instruction in Buzenct frankly ties the hips in with @ | .11 commercial branches at a much gix-inch eash that is arranged into a ) bustle bow at the back. Qlower rate of tuition than any other Here you have some of the best ‘ischcol of its kind in the State. ways of the leading designers of the You will do well to visit our soiool.| world to mitigate the gathers at the . . ; waist and some of these must be inspect our work, get our prices, and adopted if you would look your best | be convinced that our courses in v v v 9 “ when you weigh over 120 pounds. Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewrit: Dy Ll aiba D D B i o ™ i [ » Skt sl C LT pewiit | ing, Civil Service, Penmanship and | S | HEIGHTENS CHARM OF GOWN | Penmauship and Telegraphy are the | 4 Effective Touch Is That Made by the best aud cheapest to be had any i Use of Embroidered and where. Jeweled Net. We maintain a department for pu’ ! e nils above the fourth grade who wish | Today's sketch shows a simple $h g sl | R evening gown of Persian rose crepe 2 é:(l;xc():l‘\)eh};;crary branches. [ de chine which has b de very % i < g b Manager SHRDLU DRLLR |3 effective by the addition of embroid- ered and jeweled nct. The simple W. D. HOLLAND, Manager Q bodice falls in quite a blouse over a Phone 96 Red | & folded girdle of eelf-tone satin. This BBt BB e B & d has a vest of the net headed by a flat band of velvet considerably dark- |’ er than the shade of the gown. The sleeve trimming repeats the vest de- signing. A full tunic, something on the order of panniers, opens over an underskirt of the material with yoke effect of the net into which the skirt Is gathered. Pocket Needle Case. Teach the little maid to carry a needle case of the pocket-sized sort in her school kit. If she has always at hand the means of repairing a rip or a rent in her clothes she will gradually acquire the almost obso- lete art of neat mending and it will become ingrained with her never to wear a ragged garment. The ‘“pock- ot needle case that is most easily carried is the cartridge-shaped affair {n ‘steel which unscrews to reveal a gilverplated thimble surmounting a reel wound with white, blue and brown threads, and a hollow recep- tacle for needlvs. But all the neces- sittes for clothes repairing may be contatned in & tiny leathercovered book having flannel leaves for holding peedles and pockets for holding short- egod toothpicks wound with threads. hold for cuts, sores, bites of inseets, neuralgia, lame and stiff joints. GE-RAR-DY Eclectic Linimert is a wone derful aid in helping to cure fheumatism. ' Price only Cleaning Embriodery. To clean white embroidery without wilshing, sprinkle it thickly with pow- dendchflkmdmllnpfoufewm; The chalk may easily be shaken out »d:'heembroider!wmbadmud will vot have lost its new appearance. - Sew Grieass, Lonisions, For sale in Lakeland r‘lorlda.‘ by Henley & Henley. b Granolithic Sidewalk our specialty. ., Manufacturers of artificial stone, brick and concrete material. § : DRY BATTERI Pres. Sec. and Treas. Supt. and Gen. Y Paving & Construction Enameled finished floors § the home or store. LAKELAND PAVING & CONSTRUCTION “nenes: Ofice 348 Black. House 39 Blne. LAKELAND, 807 West Main Street. * HORHAORCROICRHORERURBRORCHA R sl B MH ¢ S, TS Long Life of Ling that i8 just what we are giving is what you are looking along with good laundry work. Try us. ¢ Lakelana *Steam Lamz;i Zhare 180, West Main B, GET YOUR GASOLINE Ol and at the ELECTRICAL SHEET & METAL $ CARDWELL & FEIGL Phone 23¢ Lakeland co-