Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 4, 1913, Page 7

BRADY.. n Teacher, j Lessons On AND MANDOLIN E or Phone 49 Red. iD AT ONCE ‘men and’ women in grn telegraphy. Learn | Tuition $25 to first F Positions paying $60 mnteed just as soon as p 96 red or call and . D. HOLLAND, and Business College. FER LINES auling of All Kin¢ easonable Serviee nteed ving s Specialty 657 Green; Office 10 AT Gowns and Wraps That Glitter. In brocades, velvets, silks and tha fnnumerable transparent materials | that accompany and complete them, the rage for gold color is all pervad- ing. And in the broches the use of THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., DEC. 4, 1913. The rapid-fire squad of the Constitutionalists of Mexico at Santa Maria. up-to-date machine guns, and well trained in how to use them effectively. 'VIOLETS AND ROSES . OF VELVET RIBBONS | ALWAYS GOOD FORM gold thread adds a glitter which, again, is one of the crazes of the sea-! son. Linings for coats are frequently ' in gold broche, and the new tunics are often made of silver or gold tinted ninon or mousseline desole, the band of strass or colored jeweling round the edge adding Its note to the scin- tillating effect. d cement bries. v blocks of *al) i tile from three we also bulld wo Aprons for Children, Tan cotton aprons, bound with bias strips of pink or blue lawn, and stamped witk a simple design to be embroidered in outline stitch, are sold for forty-nine cents. They are for children. They are cut on all enveloping lines and would make admirable play aprons. There are deep pockets across the bottom and straps that button on the shoulders 1nl. floors. It 1 » fwant call the ol¢ » lest Main street, nez , OF phone 836 ree BONALEVAULTECL eland Artifieta! aterid TICN M lsceived 7a car load of six Ford Touring cars . week, all of which have been sold and ered . another car -load on the road, which uld reach here not later than Dec. 6th. and of these are already sold, so if you want s etbter not wait for them to arrive before ing your order, but place it today, od you have to wait for next shipment, or possi- the next, as we cannot begin to get them # enough to supply the demand. < LARELND AUTOMOBILE AND SUPPLY CD. LAKELAND,FLA. ARSHALL & SANDERS 'he 01d Reliable Contractors een building houses in Lakeland for years, “FELL DOWN"™ or failed to give satisfaction, leses of buildings contracted for, The many built by this firm are evideuces of their abilis “SHJ!L and! ne v ’—(, CORSAGE bouquet, worn in front and just above the walst line, is & lovely finish for almost any tollette. For the street a bunch of violets is al- ways in good taste, providing it is not too large. Fortunate recipients of or- chids may wear them anywhere, and a rose could never look anything but all right. Violets and roses are made of velvet ! ribbons and are valued permanent pos- gessions of the good dresser. Orchids are made so wonderfully true to life that one must be close to them to de- tect the difference. They are tri- umphs of the art of flower manufac- turers. These dress accessories, the woman of ample means takes as a matter of course. They are really more needed by those who buy few dresses and make them serve many purposes. An attractive set of furs and such finish- ing touches as are shown in the illus- tration given here, will make the plain- est tallormade very dressy looking. The rose is made of velvet ribbon about two and a quarter inches wide. It requires a yard and a quarter to make a rose if the petals are not double. This is cut into lengths of two and a half inches each, or a little more. Each petal is gathered at the bottom and turned back at the upper edges. The edges are tacked into The stamens at the center from a | millinery rose, core fastened at one end of a heavy silk covered wire, { which is to be wired for the stem. | The petals are placed about this cen- | ter and tacked to the stem with silk mounted with the rose and the stem ig there are attractive patterns to be had in the neighborhood of three dol- lars a yard. An el yed in the ti and hand- that in ma- @ place with invisible stitches. i Millinery rose foliage in velvet s | bkl n, in I_.:’,,,;,,, 4 VANEUSS' LAKELAND HARDWARE & PLUMBING CO. MEXICAN CONSTITUTIONALISTS WITH MODERN GUNS The squad is equipped with modern, IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKLT For Tin, Sheet Iron, tCopper, Zinc or any kmd 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, W. K. Jackson-asswites-W, K, Mrfla Owner and Manufac- turers’ Agent Brokerage--Real 'Estate Erta*e TELL US WHAT YOU HAVE T9 BELL WE WILL TRY TO FIND A BUYER TELL US WHAT YOU WANT T¢ BUY; WE WILL TRY TO FIND A SELLERY, .. Rooms 6 and 7, DEEN & BRYANT Building Lakeland ] [N Florida R e e hogany or paprika,”This wrap 1s ap- |- propriate for day wear on dress oc- casions and for evening wear. It will prove quite as effective in the less expensive satins and very pretty in the new fashionable fabrics with velvet-like surface. Skunk furs or even less expensive shaggy furs, dyed black may be used for the bands. The hat worn with this wrap is larger thah the average and is made of plush and satin. There is a plush- covered brim and soft puffed crown of satin. A narrow band of fur, like that in the wrap, furnishes a necessary | finish at the base of the crown, and a shaded plume in an wunusual pose completes the design. It is not a shape which all faces can wear, and a smaller hat would look equally well, | JULIA BOTTOMLEY Fashion Fa; L The butterfly bow is still dominant ‘ even on the evening gown, and it ap- pears in odd places. Another novelty is the scarf sleeve, which is a dainty addition to an evening gown. The sleeves are short and made of chit- fon, which is continued from the un- derseam in long scarf ends caught loosely at the waist The House of Mystery— Paige Carew's unaccountable disappearance — The coffin-like box which ap- peared at the banquet— The beautiful girl in the crowd surrounding a murdered man—all play a part in the secret of o @he o Time Lock It's a real mystery story that stands head and shoulders above anything in this line that has been written in a long time. We have been fortunate in securing this clever tale as our next senal, the first installment of which will appear in a few days. Den't fail to read it! PLACE YWD — gWE HAVE IT ! €~ No matter what you wish in' the Dry \ Goods line, you can always find it here. Make your purchases froma stock always filled with the latest from the seats of fash.on. ~5- BATES DEPARTMENT STORE DROSOSDP0A0R GEDA QNI Put FIRE In Your Life Work FOR SUCCESS! Fire'in your furnace for warmth and comfort but put A FRE INSURANCE PoLID In Your Strong Box to Make You Safe from Loss by Fire It has been said: ‘“The consciousness of well-dong is an ample reward” AV ¥ v {We represent the following reliable companies: Fidelity Underwriters, capital $4.500.00( German American, capital 2,000,00¢ Philadelphia Und2rwriters, capital 4,750.00( Springfield Fire and Marine, canital 2.000.00( MANN & DEEN Room 7, Raymondo Building 0 | TAMP/°S MODERN AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN HOTEL Electric Lighies Fh’f:::g i?;l:;‘!"r? Innlnu Room. DGSOTO HOTEL W. L. Parker, Mgr., Tampa, Fis gest and most comfortable lobby In the city. Twe large porches; do mot have to W p.d up. 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