Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 9, 1913, Page 7

snalgstmnied P | Center of Five Railroad Divisions. |’ .*2. * + Lt 0 SRR Big Railroad Pay Ro'l. KEEP SELF ATTRACTIVE Mammoth Citrus Pucking House. ! Splendid Edacational Facilities. Churches of all Denominations. - | Numerous Industria' Enterprises. Three Strong Banking Concerns, ip of Light and)An Up-to-Date Daily Newspaper. Mi'es of Granolithic Sidewalks. Hote', absolutely [Sewerage System. DUTY WE OWE TO OTHERS AS WELL AS OURSELVES. One Is Amply Repaid for Little Time Devoted to Personal Appearance 4 Vitrified Brick Streets. —Flowers Make the i Ghautmllquu.. and Home Bright. tRound C'imate. Everything that goes to make up a o ile Back Country.| Live, Lovely City—8,500 now— By ROSE WILDER. ell-Stocked Stores. 15,000 in 1915. In the hurry of a woman's work who lives in the country we are apt to forget the importance of keeping ourselves personally as attractive as possible. It is a duty we owe to oth- ers as well as to ourselves to make the most of whatever natural beauties we have. Garden work is hard on one's apnearance, but there are many | little ways in which to counteract its i (effécts and the results are surely worth the trouble. i . Such a simple thing as washing the face carefully every night before go- ing to bed will work wonders with the complexion. A good scrub with warm water and some soap really rests one, and if tried every night will smooth and clear the complexion surprisingly. i Use a rather stiff nail brush to wash and clean the nails. If you clean them with a knife do not scrape the under surface of the nail. It makes them thick and brittle. Use a wooden stick. Keep a small bottle of glycerine and rose-water handy in the kitchen jand after washing the hands rub a lit- {tle into the skin. This keeps the frequent washing of the hands from making them harsh and dry. A little vinegar rubbed on after keeping the hands in water a long time is good. On such days as Decoration Day and Independence Day made bouquets of national colors, such as white peo- nies, tulips or white lilacs, scarlet poppies or red geranuium and Cen- taurea (commonly known as bach- elor’s button) or larkspur. REPARE FOR GE on Bank to teel that we arein, out of trouble. ust come and old age wi h adver- very Dismal Prospect for anyone. If Stripes the Thing. | Stripes—everything that has not al-! ready been striped for the last few ! months is striped now. The zebra! dress made of black and white striped cloth, with the stripes going round! and round, is used in developing the‘: modish zebra dress that is so delight-, ing Paris. | Guimpes. The most fashionable guimpes are - Do Your Banking With Us THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., DEC. 9, 1913. A o N | 'MAKES DAINTY SCENT SACHET Pretty Idea for the Woman Who De- lights in Sweet Odor These Smal!l Packages Convey. This dainty little scent sachet is carried out in two shades of mauve. It consists of three little satin bags, lined with soft white silk and tied up at the neck with narrow ribbon. The bags are three inches in length by two inches in width, and to the back of each bag is attached two pieces of narrow ribbon. These ribbons are fastened together at the top and ar i ranged in a bunch of tiny loops. This sachet might, of course, be car- | g ried out in other colors than those suggested, and it would look well made in almost any two pale shades of color such as pale pink and apple green, or pale pink and yellow, or it | might be made entirely in white. It can be suspended from a peg in a wardrobe, so that it will hang inside the garment that may be placed upon the peg, and it can be filled with lav- ender or the little bags may contain cotton wool plentifully sprinkled with some sweet smelling sachet powder. And possibly flowers might be worked upon the bags, indicating the scent which they contain. Curtalned. e “l wonder,” said the boy who was | NATIONAL BANK OF LAKELAND g rep - . - an ' 4 1t 20 | 3 giverly BN of hand-embroidered net. They are 100king at an old photograph, “why either high or low neck, and there is 8rndfather wore those large whisk- a great deal of ruffling used. One ©™®" ‘“Possibly,” replied Mr. Meek- smart looking guimpe has a revere tom “he was willing to do almost any- collar of shadow lace, boned to stand thing to conceal our family custom up, the ends falling o accadilly of letting the wives select the hus- lfn»lhhn. s i bands’ neckties* TF YOU ARE THINKING OF}BUILDING, BEE MARSHALL & SANDERS The Oid Reliable:Contractors Who Lave been building bovses in Lakeland for years, anc who never “FELL DOWN" or failed to give satisfaction. All classes of buildings contracted for, The many fine' residences tuilt by this firm are evidguces of their ability to make good, MARSHALL & SANDERS Phone 228§iBlue’ When You Think of Gifts R G RS SN R —.— i Remember that we arefheadquarters forzartistic, useful and unusualifarticles,[such as arefideal!for;presents. Books Booklets Baskets Stationery Desk;Fittings Alligator:Goods Toys Dolis China Vases Pictures Statuary The Lakeland Book Store Benford & Steitz N Mann Plumbingco. OWYER BUILDING, LAKELAND, Best Work and Lowest Prices All Work Guaranteed First Class in Every Respect. Estimates Will Be Furnished o n Short Notice. Office Phone 2567 Residence Phone 274 Red g : =i ed et tet et Se b el Tut 0 et tat St et SWZfiS'&XWWWWGlifl«Z’W@EWW Rieioeyiebiet el el pey 2ot ey put ey e s el ont ul tubgut ut Sul S eyl Bug Sud Bud Put Sut Sud Bt St Bud pui Jubhul put Dul put el pel el B sant e = Real Estate Bargains | Sloan Park Now On Market | —5 This beautiful property, just west of Lake Beulah, covering nearly fifty ;gg% ik acres, and fronting nearly three-fourths of a mile on the new National i HE Highway, now being built between Lakeland and Tampa, is one of the MOST BEAUTIFUL of Lakeland’s many lovely residential sections ‘\‘;Agé ; and as an investment proposition, nothing better has ever been offered in this section, where so many 1 m— have doubied their inoney, over and over again, in Real Estate. ~ Whe ther you are looking for a Home ; Ry Site, or simply investment propositions, take our advice and look over this before investing. It will not cost you anything, and you might always thereafter be glad that you did. = Many beautiful Lake Front Lots, a number of large lots, covered with large bearing Orange and Grapefruit trees, and all of them on high rolling land overlooking beautiful Lake Beulab, and between Lakes Bonnet and Hunter. Will have City water there, just as soon as Mains can be extended, and Electric Lights when City can increase the Plant to where it is possible, which will be in near future. Several strcets are already clayed and we are at work on others. Expect to spend thousands of Dollars in making this naturally lovely ‘section more attractive, beautifying water front, setting Water Oaks along entire property frontage on National High- way, which will make this in time a lovely driveway, as well as making many other improvements Prices Low, and terms to suit any pocketbook. Call at our Office, in Sloan McRae, Peacock Buildin Just west of Coast Line Passenger Station, and will be glad to take you out and show you the property. D. H. SLOAN CRSRPOTOPOPTPOTOSODLPLIIN P BTIF OB ¢ 3RS0 L+ GTISLOTIOLOLITINOS SLLPLLPCONSNOTSIOTIIOTIOTSTPITES SISO PSP CPLIF ORI OIS O 1