Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 22, 1913, Page 9

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One person, Wwithout bath One person without bath ?‘H ® Oue persun with bath __ 8 Two persons, withous bath - »s Two persons with bath e person, with bath .. %:o p\;mums without bath Two persons, With bati -. mmm— Guaranteed 20-Year Gold Filled Cases LADIES’ SIZE Elgin or Waitham Movement $l2.§2 Special Price $I2.§_(_) O. F. Gents’ Size $10.50 " H. C. STEVENS JEWELER LAKELAND, FLA. S——— “«Christmas Tree” for to lend him money. lend him money; you will lose Cut out bHeinga everyone who asks you If you want to lose a friend, I for. waen you ask him for it, both your friend and your money. BANK your money: You. YOURSEdLIf and Your family are the ones who most de serve what you earft. Do Your Banking with Us FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LAKELAND l:a'.lu:l-l'lrt: Lighies or., Tampa, Fiy Largest Aud MGosi comfortable lobby in the ¢iiy. Twu large porches; do not have to » . T R I R N TR T T R R s THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA,, DEC. 22, 1913. MME. MERRI'S ADVICE SUGGESTIONS FOR TWO PLEASING ENTERTAINMENTS. Sachet Shower a Common Sense Method of Pleasing Bride-to-Be— Lively Game, Though Old, Is “United States Mail.” “What are you planning now,” I asked “Polly,” as she dashed into the office, her cheeks aglow and her eyes sparkling. “Oh, just the sweetest thing ever,” she exclaimed. “It's & sachet shower for Grace.” And here are the details for all you readers who have been writing to me for new ideas for the festivities that now precede a wedding. The twelve girls “in it” were asked to meet at “Polly’s” and plan the party. At that time each one was to say what kind of a sachet she'd bring. 1 waited a few days to get the list, and I am sure the bride-elect will be more than pleased. There were sachets of crepe paper (pink roses and Dblue bow-knots design), made just to fit a bureau drawer. One layer of sheet wadding was inside, the cotton being split to hold the sachet powder, and all the girls used the same kind, violet and orris root. The paper was laced together with pink satin baby ribbon. Trunk tray covers | were made of pink rosebud silkaline, and had a cluster of three wee sachet bags tacked to each corner. Two of the girls decided upon cor- sage sachets, made by taking soft sat- in ribbon and making just a plain bow with ends. The two loops were stuffed i with cotton to hold the sachet, and the ends neatly overhanded together. «'x | These are worn either in or outside the corset cover beneath a lace waist. The faint color is very pretty. Sets of six colored satin squares (two by two inches), were ‘softly stuffed with cotton, and sachet and gilt safety pins attached. One of the girls made some of these waist or armhole sachets of finest mull over pink satin, edging them with narrow “Val” lace. The practical girl made linen bags filled with lavender flowers for the linen closet, the name, “Sweet Lav- ender,” being worked in lavender floss. A novelty to me was the sachet made from an envelope filled with | sachet to be placed in the desk draw- er, and scented blotters made by soak- ing in a good violet toilet water and drying carefully. While not strictly speaking “sachets,” the gift of a dozen cheese cloth bath bags filled with oat- meal, almond meal and orris with powdered soap were a dainty addition to this very “sweet” downpour. A Lively Game. Here s a jolly game that may be played either outdoors or in. It i8 called “United States Mall,” and there 18 no limit to the number of players. A circle i8 formed and one chosen leader gives each player the name of a town or city. The leader, who i8 now called the “Postmaster,” stands in the middle and calls the name of the mail to be exchanged, and while the letters are being transmitted from “Boston to New York,” the “postmas- ter” tries to slip into one of the other | of the places vacated. If he is suc- ! cessful, the one who is lost in transit takes the place of the postmaster and calls two other cities; it is also per- | missible to call two more exchanges | in rapid succession, so that two or three couples may he changing at the | same time. When the postmaster calls e e————————————————————— ——————————————————————————————— teneral Delivery” every one changes places. You see this is just about like our old friend “Stage Coach,” only disguised with another name. | MME. MERRI. ' FOR SCHOOL OR DRESS FROCK Nothing Better Than Plaid Trim- | ming Has Been Devised—Orna- mentation for the Throat. Plaid trimming, either in silk or in wool, is about the most stylish touch that a mother can add to her little girl's school dress or frock justnow, so the wide ori- ental sash on this plum colored serge {8 ultra stylish for thelit- tle miss. To add to the effective- ness of the but- ton trimming are collar and cuffs of a bit of ma- bow at the throat. Sweaters Gay. “Lend a hand” is a request never disregarded by the sash of this season. Latest cry for succor seems to have come from the sweater coat, and the very smartest and niftiest of these | sport-garments are get off by a knot- | ted sash of the same material. Some- | times, too, the sash is & different col- ' or from the sweater itself, and we gee a green sash combined with a wood- colored sweater. Indeed, sweaters this year for both men and women are all spiced up with these contrasts of col- 1\ or, and there are thrown out against | the browns and groys and blues of ] the coats, cuffs and fronts of & livelier hue. ————— Ornament for Slippers. The very newest style in ornament for evening slippers is a gingle strap mdeof.toldo(ufinumlfllom- step and slippers. v chine embroidered linen, with a plaid fastened on the outer side i under a diamond crescent. This looks, especially well worn with black satin |- Gifts that will Please as wo sy HENLEY’S We have a magnificent selection of Beautiful and Tasteful Gifts for the Holiday Season, and we extend a cordial invitation to come and look over our stock. Every Article ; . : Christ 5 : | ON CHRISTMAS PHONE 62 Hello! Is this 62? Yes, this is Henley’s Drug Store. “Send me 5 pounds of “Quality” and ““Premiere’ Chocolates IN FANCY PACKAGES We have some special guests and we simply forgot in our rush the most impertant thing of all, so we want you to send down at once 5 pounds of those high quality chocolates.” Yes, that’s all you have to do, just mem- orize the foregoing, say it to us on the telephone, we'll deliver it quickly and you will be delighted with the best candy you ever ate. Henley's Suitably Packed Wrapped and Delivered to any Address any ttme you say Ladies’ Alligator Hand Bags MADE IN FLORIDA Call and see our line a once—we have the latest styles. Big Whi lg Ite Let us show you and give you prices. We positively guarantee the quality o these goods. Buy one for a Drug Sore | » mAS PRESENT We also have Gent’s Alligator Card Cases and Purses. ¢ Phone 62 g K AR BBEPE IS B D DEBE G DI LD SHIDHIHIHIFDIDIBICIEDIHDIMDID I it bl Dt td What She Wears to Dream In. Farewell to the plain old night- gown! The daughters of Eve slumber now in variegated robes of printed silk. They are thin and clinging in tex- ture and slender in cut, The neck is rounded in a girlish fashion and tted with a cord and tas sels. The short sleeves are in simple kimono style. These gowns come in various color schemes—pale pink with rose print- ings, pale yellow with autumn leaf printings, dull blue with delft print- ings, and so on, More elaborate nightgowns have long sleeves and low cut necks. These gowns are made of fine batiste or nainsook, with elaborate trimmings of net. The sleeve comes down over the hand. The V-shaped decolletage reaches al- most to the waist. A lacing of ribbon holds she point of the V together. oo Qoo Brfoofool (T oo Boegredoonfrboegrefooges Christmas Sale Cut Glass and China Your Opportunity to get Handsome Gifts Exceptionally Cheap. All Cut Glass to be Sold at Cost Some Beautiful Pieces in Stock, and ALL GO IN SALE. JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Cut Glass Jellies, Nappies, [air Receivers, Regular price $2.00. Sale Price, only $1.00 THE DAYS:—MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22, 23, 24. Municipal Ownership of Light aad |4 "lg Model “flrdwarc (:0- Wathr. PHONE 340. LAKELAND, FLA. Largest Fireproof Hote', abSolutely | dupauotetotioiobododedibiuispaos modern, — 3 Sulendic Winter Chautauqua. Belightful Year-Round C'imate. Exceptionally Fertile Back Country. Handsome and Well-Stocked Stores. Center of Five Railroad Divizions. Big Railroad Pay Roll. 4 hammoth Citrus Pucking House. Splendid Educational Facilities. Churches of all Denominations. Numerous Industria' Enterprises. Three Strong Banking Concerns. An Up-to-Date Daily Newspaper. Mi'es of Granolithic Sidewalks, Sewerage System. Vitrified Brick Streets. SOME THINGS LAKELAND HAS I Live Board of Trade. l Best Water in Florida. High, Healthful Location. Progressive, Cosmopolitan Citizen- ship. W. K. Jackson-sssoiatea-W, K. MCRae Owner and Manufac- Real turers’ Agent Eotate Brokerage--Real Estate TELL US WHAT YOU HAVE TO BELL WE WILL TRY TO FIND A BUYER = an Everything that goes to make up a Live, Lovely City—6,500 now— 15,000 in 1915, TELL US WHAT YOU WANT T¢ BUY; WE WILL TRY T0 FIND A SELLER Rooms 6 and 7, DEEN & BRYANT Building Lageland b e Florida WM Water Wells, Irrigationand DrainagePlaits PUMPS AND ENGINES CHOOSING A WHIP We have i 15 years’ Call on us. is an easy matter here.. We have Experience v gl every style for every use and at and latest about any price. Our whips are only Improved the work a sample of our harness and horse Machinery Now goods. Youw'll find the latter just Bl R as good as the whips and equally . 3, ALLEN & MCGREW ¢ GLASHAN GONTRACTORS - 107 West Pine St., Phone 172 Blue. Lakeland, Fla. The Harness Man e ————————————————— Mot i st | 4