Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 5, 1914, Page 3

THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA, FEBRUARY 5, 1914 G. H. Alfieid ! B. H. Belesaria, i ’res., Sec. and Treas. Supt. and Gen. Mgr. q Office Phone 348 Black. § Fes. Phone G. H. A. 39 Blue Res. Fione B H B 372 Blue. 4 b | % Give your wife a nice Stone Fence in 3 front of the house. She is worth it T'or estimates call é: AKELAND PAVI%G AND fOsS'RiJ“fl{W Co0. ; _akeland 07 to 311 Main St. MAMOROE O B OrH 00D QB Ok GREOBTPQIOB ¢ Zverything IN BUILDERS lardware It is most important to select the best hardware for that new home er building. That brings vou here, for we make a point of cirrying noth ing but the best builder’s hard- ware that adds not only to the b.auty of a building, but 10 its seliing v: lue as well. Tie sash and door locks, hinges, etc., are a very small part of a building, but will re- pay many times for the cost and trouble of proper sclection. We are prepared to name interesting prices on t:z com= plete hardware for any style of _building from the humble cot- tage to the largest office build- ing. Yes, Sir! We also sell the best building tools--all moder- ately priced. o e e ma—— NILSON ARDWARE CO. one T! Opposite Depot Aeinn Plumibingco | Best Pige N ———— il 01> ami Glenada Hotel o Pine Street ,'Aw"'H';‘ix' “ Guaranteed First Class in Every Respect. Furnished on Short Notice. Office Phone 257 Residence Phone 274 Red Estimates Wil] Be YOU ARE IN THE MARKET Tin!Sheet Iron, Copper, Zinc or any kind of Roofing Work, call the KELAND SHEET METAL WORKS 212 South Florida Ave. Ask for J. P. CARTIN can fix that leaky roof Our Motto is est Prices and All Work Guaranteed, BOTH USEFUL AND PRETTY Standing Workbaq That Costs Little to Make in Any Size That May Be Desired. This is a most useful and delightful | little workbag, which would make a ., capital present. It takes next to mno | time to make. You will need 3% of a yard of silk or satin, 18 inches wide, and th 1 amount of white wash silk to line it, two yards of fine cord ! (for the drav ), .and ‘% of & yard of 2';-inch-wide brightly-flowered I ] % N T A Y e W T 2% 5 T - ) gL B () 1KY o 1 o) :\p-lyl_&l‘. Wl Ve rmresmesmncccomne ] i should ribbon. the ground of wh match the color of the bag; also a piece of cardboard from which a dou- ble circle, 21, inches in diameter, can be eut. An extra serap of silk will be needed to cover this, For a really useful bag, black glaced silk and a black ribbon, adorned with vivid silk flowers, are nice. For an evening bag, white satin, with a pink ribbon. A glance at the diagram shows ex- actly how the bag is made. A head- ing and slot are made at the top of the silk, and a heading only, run with a stout double thread, and left ready to be drawn up, at the bottom. The strip ol flowered ribbon is stitched on a guarter of an inch from the edge, top and bottom, and drawn up to the width of the silk and fast- cned lightly to it. The lining is next tacked into place, and the sides of the bag are run to- gether., The covered circles of card which form the bottom of the bag are next slipstitehed into place, the silk being drawn up to fit round the edges of them, and when double drawstrings have been run through the top slot the bag is ready. The same idea can be carried out in a larger or smaller size. TAKE TIME FOR SHORT NAP Woman Will Find Her Health and Beauty Much Improved by Sensible Course. If you are easily tired and apt to grow fretful and nervous as afternoor. turns into night, did you ever stop to consider that very possibly you feel so just because you have not given yourself a minute's rest from the time you arose in the morning until you retired for the night? Many women act this way day in and year out. Yet if a well-inten- tioned friend should ¢ est a nap in the afternoon, or even a few minutes’ rest in one's ite chair, the idea 1ld b wn with the | the hie New Chiffon Bags. The newest thing in bags to carry in the afternoon and evening is made in figured chiffon over gold or silver cloth. One of especial beauty is made of chiffon with a brown background, figured with rose and yellow roses in an indistinct design. It is mounted over cloth of gold and silver stripes and has a silver clasp and chain. Another bag is made of mauve and green chiffon mounted over silver cloth. Silver cords are used for draw- strings at the top, and a silver tassel is fastened to the pointed end of the bag. Bedstead Bracket. A most convenient little device isg the bedstead le with a brass frame and a ss bot tom and is in the f: of a little | circular tray. It cl to the post of a braw bed at desired he i to hol hook * | the | fied blous I ! office. | f2 IT's T'e ation will wonders if adhered to every day. All this may sound dif- ficult, but it pays in health, in good looks and in disposition. PAGE THREE The Loss by Fire in the U. S. During a Recent Year NEW BLOUSE. DESIGNS | GARMENTS ARE BEING SHOWN IN BEWILDERING NUMBERS. { Amounted to Almost i One-Half tte Cost All New Woman Must Be Difficult to Please If B She Can Not Find Just the Right Thing That Best Suits Her. of Buildings 1 soris of tricks are resorted to in to glorify the already glori s of the present s looking over the Losts of uring new s arrayed in Washington shops in bewildering numbers it would seem almost beyond the power of even the most prolific mind to conjure up another novelty, Yet each time we nce around we find more, prettier Constructed During the Entire Twelve Months! When Buying or Building blo We represent the following reli- able companies: Fidelity Underwriters, {han the last, capital ..., i . 4,750,000 Only recently the sash has been |Philadelphia Underwriters, Provide the Means brought into service and played upon capital ............ $4.500.000 in many wiique devices to offset and [German American, capital 2,000,000 - . . ' accentuate the charm of particular Springfield Fire and Marine ror Rehulldl“g models. As high-waisted, bloused- . 2,000,000 MANN & DEEN Room 7, Raymondo Building (Candy! Candy! CandY WE HAVE IT From Stick Candy to the Finest Box Candy Have you tried any of our HOME-MADE CANDY ? A Triai is All We Ask We also have a nice stock of Fresh Fruits, Nuts, Dried Figs.iDates and Raisins. FRESH APALCHICOLA OYSTERS H. O. DENNY : capital over effects are in favor now, broad, P swathed girdles and sashes are ap- pearing in the new designs and many lovely colors are introduced as relief notes. Aside from the novelly of the blouse design sketched for today, much of its attraction can be attributed to the wide Roman-striped girdle that is crushed loosely about the waist. As the blouse is a white one, it will be best to select one of the red-and-green- striped ribbons on a cream-ground col- or, with perhaps finer stripes of green and yellow, White crepe de chine makes the pretty blouse that is devoid of all trimming save for the round silver cord lacings in sleeves and across the front. The fronts are left open at the neck, but are drawn together at the waist, and a white net yoke, made with a corded shirring and narrow heading, fills in the opening. Small, firmly buttonholed eyelets are worked on either side of the blouse opening through which to run the lacing., It is knotted just above the girdle with ‘vonsdt Delivery Phone 23?% oo BB B B BBy BB s 858 e ool Bl B o BB B B B o i B B b Water Wells, Irrigationand Drainage Plants PUMPS AND ENGINES PP Q0P We have 15 years' Call on us. CGSOSOSOS HFOIOELS Experience We can do and latest the work Improved N Now 3 Machinery ALLEN & MCGREW CONTRACTORS 107 West Pine St., Phone 172 Blue. Lakeland, Fla. Bl Gl 2 FEPPRPEPDFEDDDIRD BRPPPRBPEPBEOPRPPRPPPTPIEG W. K. Jackson-sseciates-W, K, Mcnae * New Blouse Design in Which Several Touches Are Included. ends hanging below. The two round- cd tabs that show below the girdle are extensions of each blouse front. uwm.! and Manufac- The back and fronts are slightly &) gathered to a square, shallow shoul- ‘urers Agem Ei\t&t. der yoke finished with corded seams. " o The seains are wide at the armholes d v Eg and set in smoottly under a corded ! BrOkera‘)e.-Red! 5 m below the normal shoulder line, ! They are cut with a tlaring-cuff exten 5! | sion that iucludes a tiny square turn- ' gLL ('8 W]l‘&l vOU HAVR T8 »ElL, hacl on the outside of the wrist. | | WE WILL TRY TO I'TND A BTV x hey are dart-ft tong the outside || s ne BVE SOl qmen, 18 WUAT 10T WANT Te BOY; L ] ro the two | . WE WILL TRY "t “l'i" 4 "ELLER 1 the H t } | pine - o 0, N D,y ‘, T teoms € and 7, DREN & BRYANT Building n - e Lakcland e " tlorida FAStCNS AND FADS S . I'he p ed. G - Yellow is fushionable. e ] wplice blouse is very much in Very popular are the various tones er Cent. . Reduction on ALL High . Shoes for the next fifteen ¢ days. We are a new store all new stock. Qur Spring Oxfords are arriving daily. We Must Make Room New sport coats have broad, soft; collars. Shirring promises to be a popular trimming. Little tots are wearing coats of col- or.d velvet, OISO POP OB AFTPTSAH QIO mm;, & T T in neckwear the turndown collar is' Herc to stay. For hair ornaments peacock feath- ers are worn. Soft white blouses are worn with the tailored suit. Simplicity is the keynote of the| smartest afternoon gowns Fashion indicates the return of ruf- fles for spring and summer. 22 . DUTTON-HARRIS CO0. Avease Foot-Fitters We Renair Shoes While You Wait Waffle checks are one of the newest 3 weaves in cloaking materials o The back gown ha gone out of | | | o 0