Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 22, 1914, Page 7

" @Mm:% LREZ DT TRy BHEDiba 8 . {art theyear sworkrlght with the right materiaj make things easy fosr e yourseilf We Sell Office Supplies if your work demands something special we will get it for you The Lakeland Book Store Benford & Steitz 2 “0#OBOFDEFLFOSOFOPOEOFOFOBO IN BUILDERS ardware It is most important to select the best hardware for that nsw | home er building. That brings you here, for we make a point of carrying noth ing but the best builder’s hard- ware that adds notonly to the beauty of a building, but to its selling velue as well, Tbe sash and door locks, hinges, etc., are a very small part of a building, but will re- pay mary times for the cost and trouble of proper selection. We are prepared to name interesting prices on the com- plete hardware for any style of building from the humble cot- tage to the largest office build- ing. Yes, Sir! We also scll the best building too!s=-all moder- ately priced. ARDWARE CO. hone TI Opposwe Depot Place 3'651 your Order Work Now Under Now id Glenada Hotel Aa‘l;‘i*u IO“CSt Pine Street . e frices U Work Guaranteed First Class in Evers £ Furnished on > ': : FP Office Phone 257 B Rush one 274 Red For T"‘ Sheet Iron, Copper. 7._:”. (.\r any k‘nd of ”O(flllm Work, cati i i o ‘ ' \ LAty ¥ | ZIZ Soufllr orida ‘\\-‘ j Ask for J. P. € ART G v 'u yv.0 0 We can fix that leaky 100 Our ; “Odest Prices and All V R sk R \urk Guerantee R [LSONE \ann Plumbmgmj i forehead is trimmed and curled under. EVENING TEUNGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., JAN. 22 1914. ‘ Conservative New High Coiffure. I (OME of the new coiffures go to ex ¢ tremes in the matter of height, but here is one that is conservative and very attractive. It shows several items that go to make up the new styles. There is the loose wave of the hair, the fringe across the forehead and the hint of ringlets at the sides. There is a glimpse of the ear and the quaint and “oldtimy” jet earring which makes the skin look so dazzlingly white when the wearer is passably fair. It is noticeable that the hair ie coiled very loosely at the back, after all of it has been waved. It falls to the nape of the neck. This feature is es- gential in order that our millinery may be becoming. No matter whether the bair is worn moderately or extremely Ligh, it is not to be drawn up or back tightly at any place. The hair across the middle of the At the sides the loose ends are curled into soft light ringlets (inconspicuous, but well cared for), while the mass of the hair is combed back and the ends twisted into a soft flat coil. This is pinned flat to the head, and plain shell pins are best liked for this purpose. Speaking of pins—wire hair pins must not be in evidence, no matter how prodigal the hairdresser finde it nec- essary to be in using them. They are to be coucealed, invisible and rein- forced by plain shell pins either large or small in size. For heavy masses of hair, or what appears to be a great abundance, the larger pins are appropriate. They are not jeweled and are often black in- stead of colored like shell or to mateh the hair. Just now gray hair ie very tauhlon— able and women who give much at- tention to dress are going to the ex- treme of powdering their slightly gray locks to make them lighter. Ash blonds also resort to this expedient, and it will have to be acknowledged | that the effect is pretty. Jet pins and | ornaments, worn with the gray colf- | fure, make it very brilliant. Womenl whose hair ie gray in streaks now fea- ture the streakiness instead of bewail- ing it. The effect is beautiful and| startling until one becomes accus- | tomed to it. The knob at the top of the head is placed just above the crown. In many of the new coiffures it is further for- ward and much higher. ror gray or red hair the high coif- fure is the best of all. It is stately lcoking and displays the hair to ad. vantage. If there is not sufficient nat- ural hair for this hairdress a single switch will serve just as well to make the coil, Anyone who will save the combings from the head will be surprised at the quantity of hair that is daily shed by most women and will not be long in accumulating enough for a switch or for puffs or side curls, all of which have appeared on the horizon of the hairdresser’s field. The influence of the cclonial style is apparent in the new modes. The colonial coiffure may not be copied ex- actly, but the chances are that its fea- tures will dominate the new season, JULIA BOTTOMLEY. needs 1 When that time comes to success, Mics Am Before | beg I a poor appetite. n !-,\m g Cardui today. 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