Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 3, 1913, Page 7

BRADY. ] n Teacher, jes Lessons On | AND MANDOLIN jak or Phone 49 Red. TED AT ONCE men and women in Jearn telegraphy. Learn hs. Tuition $25 to first . Positions paying $60 anteed just as soon as| one 96 red or call and ‘' W. D. HOLLAND, land Business College. ARNELL fto W. K. McRae. ———i FER Hauling of All Kiné d Reasonable Serviee i{Guaranteed LINE?Y | Moving a Specialty ne 57 Green; Office 10 AT ) O y blocks of all st n tile from thres v we also build ates ptions, floors. If & | | u want call the oid 1+ ' { West Main street, ner nge, or phone 336 red TIGNAL” VALT G D Lakeland Artifiein’ one Works IMFRMAN, X9& mw:vb. 1»; ! The joke about hiring a wagon to take home one's salary turns out to be almost a reality on pay day in the camp of the Constitutionalist army of Mexico. silver dollar, and it't a pretty weighty pay envelope the soldier gets. Note have provided themselves to carry their pay. OOOCXXAXX 0".'.“"1‘).‘!"03.@2{ IN HER BEST CLOTHES & f u %: By JANE WATHY, ‘ .atczozo.'o:o:oxo:p:«do:"mx. “Auntie! Auntie! Come back and let me kiss my booful auntie,” pleaded Angelica, hanging over the balustrade | ot the top of the stairs, | Miss Creston, touched by this un- wonted display of affection on the part | of her small niece, ran back up the stairs to receive the embrace of two small bare arms, “Now, can I give a little weeny | stroke to my booful auntie's booful plume?” asked Angelica in saccharine tones, “Well, if you’ll touch it very gently,” consented auntie, with misgivings, but| fearful of chilling her young relative's | melting mood. “There, there, dear, that will do,” as she felt a none too light touch on the top of her hat and her mind was invaded by visions of disaster to her cherished plume. With a last hasty embrace Miss terest appearing to center {n her hat. | ! Creston turned away and ran down the stairs to her waiting escort. Young Coleman regarded her with the undisguised, if somewhat quizzical admiration which is the accepted mas- culine attitude toward the entirely up- ' to-date woman in her best clothes, “I'm afraid that we'll have to hurry a little,” he sald. “Angelica delayed | the game somewhat.” “Yes, I know it,” said Miss Creston, “but the poor child is so perfectly imp- ish that we always try to encourage anything like softness in her.” Miss Creston was aware of creating & mild sensation when they boarded the crowded elevated train, popular in- “It certainly is the most becoming hat I have bad for a long time,” she thought, complacently sinking with a i gracious bow into the seat which a po- lite young man yielded to her. *“And the plume is a beauty, if it did cost a | small fortune.” Most of the people were in their seats when Miss Creston and her es- cort arrived at the theater. A some- what flustered young usher seized their checks, bounded along the ahslel before them and slammed down two | seats. | They had just settled themselves | comfortably and Miss Creston wasl raising her hands to remove her hat | | | when the usher reappenred,'followcd’ by another couple, | “Kin I see your checks, please?” tho ! | flustered usher asked. Young Coleman fumbled through his pockets and at length was able to ex- {-y, ngh Quallty : Low Hamilton Orchard Heater Co. 6. L. PALMER, Representative ey, ot AR 0 RSHALL & SANDERS 2 s Lot Phone CLICACHOBCECOSUACHRCROAOLE, XOUU ARE THINKING OF BUILDING, SEE IRSHALL & SANDERS The OId Reliable Contractors been building houses in Lakeland for years, an? “FELL DOWN" or failed to give satisfaction, sses of buildings contracted for, built by this firm are evidgnees'of their ab\l“ v Prices ¢ as they made their cons hibit the checks. “They steered you down the wrong aisle,” the usher informed them cheer- fully. “Your seats are over on the other side.” ! Amid smiling apologies on both sides they rose ard yielded their places to | the other couple, then traversed the | long aisle to the batk of the house 3 Crosse d over and preceeded down U‘w opposiie side | “I am 5o glad, thought Miss Creston, | picuous prog- ress through the house, “that my clothes are all right—espociully hat. People always notice hats ¢ When young Coleman and the usher . Jad [ | bad carefully verified the location of Florid, RRHOSTE §‘ sl ! The many fine 8 filuz' o SRR gatzcinl Ll tal R et el Salde TOYS one 179 LAKELAND HARDWARE & PLUMBING CO. ¢ | gan to fumble for the fifth. ; “Well, what—" their places Miss Creston seated her- | gelf and raised her hands to removn. her hat. She extracted four hatpins and be- | “Why—where’s my other hatpin?” she murmured, groping about the crown on her hat with her fingers. Her hand encountered an unfamiliar ' object at one side of the crown, a| clammy, yielding something which caused her to give a last frantic, and | this time successful, clutch at thel missing hatpin. | “Angelica! What has that child been doing to my hat?” was the thought that flashed through her mind as she snatched off the headgear and laid it upon her lap. Skillfully entangled in the filigree work of her hatpin was one medium- ! sized, slightly damp bath sponge. “Oh!"” Miss Creston turned to her escort with fire in her eye. “Why didn't you tell me it was there, Instead of letting me parade all over creation with that thing in my hat?" she de- manded. The young man turned an injured countenance upon her. “Don't you suppose I would have told you it I hadn't thought it ged there?” he “1 give word of honor belon you my | VANHUSS ¢ | is not easy to prophesy. | frock is made The soldlers are paid in silver dollars, larger than our own the bags with which some of them that I supposed it was some new kind of pompon, or chou chou, or whatever you girls call them. ‘Anyway,"” as the lights were lowered and the hum of voices about them died down, “you'd look prettier in a hat trimmed all over with bath sponges than any other woman would with a bird of paradise on hers!” BEAUTIFUL GOWN Model of draped velvet trimmed | with fur. Collar and cuffs of lace. Black Satin Slipper. Whether or not the black satin " house slipper with the flat heel and | square toe will take the place of the patent leather one for the day hours, It 1s quitp | safe to take the verdict of the Ameri- can shoemakers, for we have the best shoes and the best shod feet iz the | world, Green and Plnk. Bright green and pink, a color com- bination that used to appeal to us in our childhood, is a combination now favored by fashion. A young girl's of pink chiffon, pink taffeta, all-over cream lace and bright green taffeta ribbon. There is a chiffon slip, and an overskirt of lace, | much draped, and edged, around the| bottom and along the edges of the drapery that crosses in front, with a ! narrow chiffon ruching. Then there are two tunics of taffeta, edged with | ruffles, and a sort of inverted tunic to serve as a girdle and the lower part of the bodice. To this is fastened, in the middle of the back, a huge bow and sash ends of bright green ribbon five or six inches wide. ) o ‘ IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET For Tin, Sheet Iron, ECopper, Zinc or any kind of Roofing Work, call the LAKELAND SHEET METAL WORKS 212 South Florida Ave. - Ask for J. P, CARTIN We can fix that leaky roof. Our Motto is: Modest Prices and All Work Guaranteed, 0 W. K. Jackson-associstes-W, K, Mchao Owngr and Manufac- | turers’ Agent - Brokerage--RealEstate TELL U8 WHAT YOU HAVE T6 MELL WE WILL TRY TO FIND A BUYER 1ELL US WHAT YOU WANT Te BUY; WE WILL TRY T0 FIND A SELLERY; . Rooms 6 and 7, DEEN & BRYANT Building Lakeland a Y. Florida 1€ 0ROI0H0 QIOCHOO! 1HCHOHORO CROONOIONORY TR0 AL BRIt 'WE HAVE IT -6~ No matter what you wish in the Dry Goods line, you can always find it here. Make your purchases froma stock always § s filled with the latest from the seats of § fash.on. . 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RATES—AIEIGA- patrons. { RATES—EUROPEAN $1.58 Oue person without baf 2.00 One person with bath | V‘na person, wl'.lmu'!lI bath Koo \gr- arfy e 250 Two persons, without bath we-n 8.00 Two persons with bath __ lvo pernon.l without bath . Two persons, with bath Adverme mthe Dallv Telegram SILVERWARE PLACE TR TR R T TG, TR Lakeland, Florida