Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 10, 1914, Page 7

heyear’sworkright : with the right materlals and . make things easy for yourself Sell Office Supplies | your work demands something ; mcull we will get it for you H’he Lakeland Book Store § Benford & Steitz PPE PP PP Pidbddibiididddp IN BUILDERS’ It is most important to select the best hardware for that naw home er building. e That brings vou here, f.. ¢ pleasue, :Mmake & point of c*mmg noth Lfor 2 g but the bast b «ild>s hard- o conl iy VA€ that adds not o'xly to the warm ouesPluty of a build: ng, but to its vu elling value as well. T\be sash and door locks, your consist Verythmg, THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., JAN, 10, 1914. MSUFFRAGISTS IN NATIONAL CONVENTION }%&0000000000‘03.000000000'(0‘ K K " JUST A LITTLE ADVIGE % ;‘ By GRACE SCHWEBS. ?:3 oooooooocoo‘o’oo"ou.oo’o’o'o't"c wedding trip,” began the caller, who was considerably older than the bride { and whose cards were labeled “Miss.” : “How nice!™ murmured the bride in ! a slightly vague tone. She was still in the throes of horror that | pretty girl who has been discovered in a dusting apron and cap and who has | the profound conviction that there | must be smudges on her face. “We got back so recently—we hardly expected ” HONET kngyle pathetically. “You aren't formally at home for a month yet, according to your cards, but 1 knew you wouldn't mind me, even if you weren't settled. 1'd love to help you! People think have pretty good judgment about hanging things and all that! Are you inges, etc., are a very small art of a building, but will re- —""1y many times for the cost mp an‘d trouble of proper selection. We are prepared to name eresting prices on the com= _ste hardware for any style of lldlng from the humble cot- — to the largest office build- l" L i Yel, Sil We also sell the : are ookt °¢ hyglding tools--all moder- y priced. ILSON DWARE CO. n Lawri ogh Bain I PERRN N S0 S -class! ¥ All wor! ery way sed. Estim orders leit ¥ i1l be carcd GHT T L L L Ll o Opposite Depot I’Iace your Order Now and Avoid the . Rush living,” OUT 3 pyrt Class in Every Respect. Estimates Will Be Furnished on Short Notice. fourteen 287 Residence Phone 274 Red groceries, hfi!’:_— Fertilizers, 2! Anfg IN YHE MARK:T v 1S es and bask! eetlron, Copper, Zinc or any tc., at reducctsf Reofing Work, call the o ) HEET METAL WORKS mth Florida Ave. cery (o P, CARTIN rocers 3 Now Under slenada Hotel Pine Street S R R A [RY 00 y roof. Our’Motto is. All Work Guaranteed, | Florid®® going to have that picture there? My dear, don't you see the greens in it jar with—" “It goes out in the other room,” ex- plained the bride. “The paperhang- ers haven't finished and we set it here temporar—" “Oh!"” cried the caller in a little cre- scendo wail as she peered into the room in question. She shook her head gently and sadly. “It's too bad,” she mourned, “that somebody didn’'t warn you before you picked out that brown paper! It went out last spring and you should have used the putty tones. It's really a crime when you want everything right up to date. You should phone them right away to change it.” “But all our things look better against a brown background,” protest- ed the bride. “And I hate that dull putty shade! And Jack—" “My dear,” said the caller, shaking a finger archly at her, “I know Jack— I knew him years and years before he even knew you were on earth, and don’t you begin by letting him decide things! Jack is quite a dear boy, but he is apt to be tyrannical! Why, that was the very reason we—I—that |is, there's no use bringing up past history, {8 there, dear? Oh, I remember when Jack hought that plaster head over there! He rushed right to me with it, he was so delighted! He said the pro- file was exactly the same as mine! He has such a way of imagining things! Only I do think it is like my nose— did you ever notice?” “No,” said the bride, a trifle stiffly, “I can't say that I ever did! I didn't know you were such a close friend of Jack's!” “Naughty!” murmured the caller, a bit consciously. “I should have sup- posed a man would have told his wife everything! Why, Jack was at our house morning, noon and night in those days! Oh, {sn't it a shame you got so many lamps for wedding pres- ents! They are expensive, of course, but they don’t match—the lamp shades should tone in, shouldn’t they? How awful to have to live in a room with & rose and a yellow and a blue and a brown electric light! It positively sets “Posltively Sets Your Teeth on Edge.” your teeth on edge! And it must grate on Jack—he's so sensitive to color ef- fects! It's odd you never noticed it View of the stage in the Masgonic Temple in Washington during' a sessior | of the Natlonal Woman Suffrage convention. president of the association, is seen addressing the meeting. , never “I've been intending to come and see ' you ever since you got back from your said the caller, sym- Mrs. Anna Howard Shaw, the OFFICE: 2 and 4, Over First National Bank . 'I Phone 72 LAKELAND, ¥LA before I'pointed 1t out- Bl i “I can't very well st them,” said IN o the bride, rather indignantly. “They Sy SUA O LIS £ were gifts. And they really are very | lovely. When we get up these hang- ings—" 5 “Let's get all these old rags out of p FIR E Y L f W k tho way these are Ut ln our 1 e or cried the caller W il, every one 1Ly must Lave, 1 that, but— | 300 ever going cinbroidere I among luncheon s s i your wedding Now T m you wani t Lodres for I'm sure 1 respecta- s home little chat | You can be con- ut i you make | gain soon, | Lolp yvou make «r! o Good-by, hride, Then Lack reom and, L aead with a pro- vith great preci- ramined it into hed it with from her News. pic file like lier caller | sion and dis the waste b the pump hact left foot.—( OF THE NEW IMPORTATIONS Crepe de ParllTn V_Io_l-et Shades Used for This Really Beautiful Evening Gown. The drawing shows a pretty even- ing gown of the new and beautiful crepe de Paris in violet shades. This material, which promises to be the rage for afternoon a n d evening gowns, is one of the new- est importations. | For the gown shown here it is used as bodice foundation and for the draped skirt. The upper part of the cor sage 18 draped with self-tone chif- fon cloth, which, falling off from t h e shoulder, " does duty as sleeve also, with only the assistance of a band of vel- vet above the elbow. A band of jew- eled passementerie marks the joining j== of the upper and lower blouse por tions just below the arms. Broad bands of black velvet edge the tunio, which is made of the chiffon and ends in a slight train. These velvet bands continue as far as the passementerie band on the blouse. Girle’ Party Dresses. Net is lovely. Sheer lace is good. Soft silks are liked. Silks are plain and figured. Rosettes are likely to finish girdles. Even fur trims some small dresses. Fichu effects are general on bodices. A chemisette eftect finishes the front. Sleves range from next to nothing to three-quarter. The edge of lace may figure at the foot of the skirt. A band of silk or velvet is put un- der the edge of some skirts. Blouse Revival. The crossover blouse, which was popular some fifteen years ago, has been revived. This blouse is usually imade of lace net, and its principal charm is that it is devoid of a single button or hook. The blouse has two long fichu ends, | which the wearer crosses over her | waist and fastens either in front or | at the back. She is thus enabled to ! | make the V-shaped opening at the | neck high or low to suit her own taste. Few blouses in net or ninon fasten | at the back, and even those with high collars button down the front. Full- length or threc-quarter length sleeves are the rule. Poplin Petticoat. Florida and Georgia Land Co. C. A. Hardwick, Mgr. The Lakeland Collection and Rental Agency REFERENCES : FirstgNational Bank of Lakeland, Fla, First National Bank of Pearisburg, Va. Start the New Year aright by placing all your past year's businems in our hards. \ o) With sixteen years' experiencein this line of work, we feel that we are in a position to collect your claims, of whatsoever nature, in & most satisfactory manner. Letus show you how to get rid of this worry and at the same time get your money. Phone us and we will come tosee you, explain our terms, and show you how we can collect your money when you cannot. It will pay you to place your claims, houses and rents in our hands, as we have the best attorneys, and make no charge for our services unless we collect your money. FOR SUCCESS! N n s figg Fire in vour furnace foe warmtn and comfert but put A IR INSURANCE POLIGY B R e ———— i f Your Strong Box to Make Yoz Safe from Loss by Fire hes osen said: “The consciousness of weil-cong is an ample rewar:’ We represent the following reliable compavii :x Fidelity Underwriters, capital . $4.500.00¢ German American, capital , . 2,000,00¢ Philadelphia Underwriters, capitai 4,750,000 Springfield Fire and:Marine, canital : 2,000,00¢ M'/ANN & DEEN Room 7, Raymondo Building Candy' Candy! CandY - WE HAVE IT From Stick Candy to the Finest Box Candy "7 iHave you tried any of our HOME-MADE CANDY ? A Trial is All We Ask We}also/have a nice stock of Fresh Fruits, Nuts, 0 Dried Figs. Dates and Ralsms. | ARESH APALCHICOLA “OYSTERS ~— ~ H. O. DENNY . +rompt Delivery Phone N B b B BB BB DOE Bl oo Water Wells, Irrigationand nralnaael’lants PUMPS AND ENGINES ‘We have 16 years’ Call on us. “";I:I?.‘r'h!“ il We can do / the work Machinery Now ALLEN & MCGREW CONTRACTORS 107 West Pine St., Phone 172 Blue. Lakeland, Fla. | W, K. Jackson-associetes-W, K. McRae Owner and Manufac- Real turers’ Agent Estate Brokerage--Reai Estate | TELL US WHAT YOU HAVE 16 WE WILL TRY TO FIND A BUYER TELL US WHAT Y0T WANT T¢ BUY; WE WILL TRY T0 FIND A SELLI® A white petticoat of wash poplin closely fitted to the figure and finished around the bottom with embroidered scallops is dainty, more durable lfldl less expensive than one made of silk. '{, e Rooms 6 and 7, DEEN & BRYANT Building Lakeland ¥ % Florida