Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 18, 1913, Page 10

i RHEUMATIC REMEDY Gets at the cause of rheu- matism — dissolves the urie acid — throws the poison out of the system. Really cures and makes people happy. 0 GE-RAR-DY Rheumatie Remedy is a posi- tiveremedyforrheumatism, gout, neuralgia, lumbago and sciatica. Price §0c. and $1 a Bottle mrdmnm doesnop P l'-. ‘write direct ini for sores, cuts, insecd fi .‘. n' iniment bites, lame and stiff nl.nh and when nud with the Rheumatic Remedy, teris the eure, Price 25¢, GE-RAR- DY Lung Balsam Doz s lev that B%op 18 with this Bealing balsam. Price gl. The Phil. P. Cresap Company, Ltd, HNew Orleans, Louisiass. For sale in kakeland Florida, by Henley & Henley. CHOOSING A WHIP is an easy matter here.. We have every style for every use and at about any price. Our whips are only a sample of our harness and horse goods, Youll find the latter just as good as the whips and equally low in price. McGlASHAN s i The Harness Man ivre, rich, sterlized eream 701a cows inspented and passed by the Ciiy Pure Food Depart- sient, Manufastured under th¢ most modern and perfect conditions. ALL ingredients t9at 80 to maka our eream JXUST be the staxdard of por- ity and quality, There 13 & difference {n “Frozen Cus- isaru to say tards” and POINSETEFIA leo Cream. Try it. JOR BALDE B. lake Pharmacy LAKELAND, 4 OLD MEEK Cave A Christmas Story By De Grifo Ready December 3rd Free to you if you place your name with us at once MAAS pearls. The flaberdaShef {s made of two strands of pearl beads ed on green chenille stems, sm!ened Best store service inthe| T '\ city of Tampa PR . ‘draped with three small plaits to give l ot e v nduywuad i FROM the salon of a gifted designer| gives a perfeet finisL»to tie sieeves. in Paris comes this stately andl Providing the long- shculdery the graceful gown. It is worth much '-mll coat bitumes over:tha belt line study as an exposition of present | at the sides and back. It fias ailong styles, without any departure from |.narrow basqus: slopingawag. ovar the beautiful outlining of the figure and | hips and falling-almois’'to the knees. the best management of fashiepable | It is finished with a very wids: and fabrics with brocaded surfaces: Any | heavy fringe and ds womderttlly sffag- of the dark rich colors of the season | tive. ! —taupe, corblen, paprika, wood and Similar coats:sfope away to-a panel golden browns, sapphire blue. «at:the back, fihished . the -ends: with. The skirt is in two pieces, with the | a broad barali od fur or:piesh. This ‘uppermost cut away from the knees |.finish has proved mcre: popular: than downward in a “V” shape. It is{the fringe. it the fashionable slant, and posed | fittimg with asgmwn cf.s0. much ohar- over an under piece that is also| acter, and that: is what wes cHesen. caught up a little at the front. 'This | It has the smallj, soft crowir which al- under piece is uot closed at the back, | most effacas icself, and the simple and by this arrangement the skirt, ;trimming \'.hmh. char igterizes the sea- which seems to hang in so ciosely ! son. Two showt full ostrici heads or about the ankles, still gives room for ; a famey ostrich orniument.are ourled easy walking. i over the brim: im modals ¢ this kind, There is no afempt at evea hanging | and the bzim asuall; < shows-an inden- about the botiu:» of skirts these days. | tation at one side. They are correctly draped when the| The freat off the vsder bodics is ar- uneven-hanging caused by drapery is| ranged tc:faly out cver the waist line allowed to speak for iiself as a part|and is a noveity in arrangemeat that of the play. There is a bodiee of bro-| is noteworthy. Altogethar thia is an caded silk under a small coat of cloth | ychieverent in. des!gning.so geod that like that in the skirt. It has o grace-|it will outliva lesa.besutiful modsls ful neck round, with a narrow “¥”|and look well for two mseasons or cut out at the front. A fine net|more. The. lifle of pretty gow:e, wanst guimpe is worn under it, which is|of thena costing corsjderable time and round at the neck. The long sleaves | some monay, shoald not be so. brief| ™ of this bodice are set in at the arm-| that the time spentin makihg:them is eye, but not close fitting in tho upper | not worth while. arm. A fine frill of point d'Esprit JUUMA BOTTOMLEY. PEARLS THE ONE RIS ' ORNAMENT FOR. juiemdiotirviahicsin, THF DEBUTANTE of the pearls sirung on wire and tv,o hanging ends and a knot formed of pearl beads sirung on heavy thread UST why pearly and girlaood are so| and set less close: together than in associated In our minds is not yet | tae baad, so that they fall easily. fully explainzd. But we all recognize The coiffure is very simple—cven that pearls belong to the maid before| gor a young girl. As in all the pres- she may wear other jewels with any‘ ent designs, the ears are covered. The degree of finess. Except for Bretty | front hair is curled and fluffed about hair ornzments of ribbons and made ' the face. ' The back hair is braided in ,loosa strands and pinwed flat to the head. This hair dress is appropriate fer | brown haired er blond girls, but is not | so pretty for the girl with very dark hair @r for ker who has the splendid “Pitian” locks. Although very dark hair, and what is called red hair, are so unlike, the same styles of coiffure are suited to them both. They must do the hair in soft masses, insist upon { the top of the ears at each side. It i3 'FLORIDA NATIZNAL VAULT GC ff Successor to Lakeland Artiseis A hat witht same width of bremn is|J. its being glossy and refuse to con- | sider fluffiness or anything nppx‘oach-l JOHN BRADY.. Violin Teacher, Gives Lessons Un VIOLIN AND MANDOLIN l ! | i 1008 E. Oak or Phone 43 Red. YOU CAN BANK ON OUR CONCRETE Giving you genuinely satisfactory work either in the foundation, side- walk, blocks, stable and garage floors, ete., for we use the very best of uni- form PROVEN cement, finest sands, ete., and we never skimp the pro- portion of cement used. Have you some work you want done? 508 West Main St. Stons Works H. B. ZImmerman, Mgr. LW.YARNELL Successor to W. K. McRae TRANSFER LINE)D Draying and Hauling of All Kipe Ptompt and Reasonable Serviee Guaranteed Houmsehold Moving » Bpecialty Residence Phone 57 Green; Office 10 .1he lodues" PALM CHAPTER, 0. E, 8.— Méetu ever, { second and fourth Thursday nfi of each month at 7:30p r8. Flora Keen, W, M.: Wl!son secretary, ————————————————————————— LAKBLAND LODGE NO. 91, F. &A. M.— Régular communications h %ec%x‘xd a‘x}gntourgh tl\l}ondaya aei]d f'i) ng br vited. J, C. Owegs.rve‘;:'cordiall ll%' Wiison, secretarv K. OFP— Regular meeting every Tuesday at 7:30 at Odd Fellows hall. Vislins mambers always welcome, L. W Yarnall, chancellor commander; MéCrary, secrfltarv == VOST 33, G A. R — Meets the first S u¥onth at 10 a. m. m'xxr‘day‘ %hi‘l’fer; nmmander J. R. Talley, adjutant LAKDLAND (V1 P i E o ! Meets the first Tmfi“}l A M. each month in Masonic hal.night {r companions welcomed. A. D. 1kna ard, H. P.; J. F. \Hlsou secretary LAKELAND CAMP 178, W 0. W,— Meets every Wednesday night. Wood men Circle first 2nd third Thursdar afternoons at ? o’cluck. 3 tridge, council commander; Mrs T.ula Hebb, guardian of Circle. ST POLK CAMP NO.3,1,0, 0, F,— Meets the first and third Mondays Visiting Patriarchs welcome. A MecDonald, scribe; M, B wan, chief patziarch. ORANGE BLOSSOM DIV. NO. 29¢ Zimimer 1G. 1. A, TC-B. OF L. E.— Meets every second and fourt! Wednesdays of each month at 2:3( p. m. _ Visiting sisters always wei come. Mrs. J. C. UNITED BROTHERNOOD OF CAR PENTHRS AND JOINERS OF AMER 10A, LOCAL 1778— Mcets each Thursday aight | Dry ‘Goods stove | welcome. R. . | dewt: J. W. Layton, vice pre nt W. Jlogan, treasurer; J. )S, %nancial 1] 3 |nr'm'v | RRT secretary: H. L ing frizzes. ! But no matter what the hue of her hair or eyes or skin—the maid may wear pearls. They look well and more than that on ycuthful heads of any color. JULIA BOTTOMLEY. Chenille Flowers. Chenille flowers are used for corsage , bonquets now. They are made of strings of chenille, in heavy, soft quality, looped into petals and mount- | flowers there is uothing that looks quite as “fit” on ihe young girl as The ornament shown here trich < K \ conductor; § | Searr, C. L. \\H!nl"h‘w comm' . Meets every second and four!? y nights at 1. 0. 0. F. hal iting brothers and sisters cordis! n\nsd Mrs. T. E. Robert N Guy Arendell, gecretarv FR \TzCR\T\L ORDER OF EAGLE: . Meots every Wednesday night i 30 at Odd Fellowe’ hall. J. H \\mnms, president; E. M. Smail, secretarv. {B. P. 0. E.— with wire. Brilliant but at the same! strung on a fine wire. They are strung in links, joined by large barouque placed between the links. The band extends across the top of the head and terminates a little below | violet and green'and yellow are used. their own, and are especially effective which November is famous. B ST These little flowers have a charm all Moore, E worn on the dull, gloomy days for Lakeland Lodge No. brethren c%r\dially welcome. LAKE LODGE NO, 2,1, 0, 0, F.— Meets_Friday nigh i’n gordlrnlly .i{uvitidu .: 3 :0 fher olds, secretary; 0. M. Eat Brown, secretar. | Morgan & Groover hall, over Bates | Visiting brother: | Marshall, presi | gecretary; H | 5 | amuel Boyer, J . “\ i | ELENORA RESEKAH LODGE NO, 4 12 &‘ volent and Protective 0%91'55 | time soft shades of red and blue and ' F'ks, meets every Thursday night ir i lodge rooms over postoffice. Visitina George | iting I}rothen . 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I When taat time comes to you, you know 1% g | to tak o—Cardui, the woman’s tonic. Cardv’ it | posed of purely vegetable ingredients, V "- A “ ge: ily, yet surely, on the weakened womar . 7ad helps build them back to strength t has ben»hted thousands and thousa JS ailing women in itg past half century of ¥ succrss and it will do the same for you. You can't make a mistake in {2King CAR The Woms Tomc Mi 1<S Amelia Wilson, R. F. D. No. 4, : Alma, SaYS" think Cardui is the greatest medunm 014 or women. Before | began to take Cam!. j spellecak and nervous, and had such 2vily ag .ts nd a poor appetite, Now I feel as V& Bes rong as l ever did, and can eat most a1y’ gin taking Cardui foday. Sold by all ded! Helped Thousands ‘( )‘« ,“')"“ )‘( )‘(‘9‘(‘) § O | o9