Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 10, 1914, Page 3

i BPPPBPPBPPPIEP PPPPPPPE 'Z"i"i’*E"b‘b'b%%"?‘i’%‘i'i'm%%m ust, Received 0,000 ydsof Lace Latest Designs and Lowest Prices £ BB THE RACKET STORE (15 Main st. Cowdery Buildihg MPSPPIIIIHF ST FIEE BRI SPIIIIIFIIIBIOIIDIFEIIIY R e @ "~ The Lifetime of a Watch g . depends 'upon the usage you give it and the satisfaction your Jewelerfives you in workmanship. We solicit any Watch or Clock that has not been giving satisfaction. All work guaranteed. A pleasure to show goods. © Cole & Hull ;. Jewelers and Optometrists. LAKELAND, FLA. Gosfoodese Bebibosdouioifosfocdosoodoufod oo e oo PR PRI W&MMGWW‘N»‘iflifi'9‘5*%‘!’*'!"3"!“"‘3"&«3"5"37%%‘; z - Office Phone 348 Black. B. H. Belisario, Res. Phone 372 Blue. ™. H. AlfleM les. Phone 39 Blue ) ! ZAKELAND PAVING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. ;Ianu re of Cement Brick, Blocks, and ornamental work. ulet the big mixer put in your sidewalk—it does it better. :ement. Rock and Lake Weir Sand for sale .akoland 307 to 311 Main St. Fla. he Loss by Fire in the U. During a Recent Year Amounted to Almost One-Half the Cos Of All New Buildings (Constructed During the Entire represent the following reli- TWCI_VC Months! companies: wity Underwriters, When Buying or Building dtaR IR, . . 4,750,000 delphia Underwriters, Provide the Means dtabzstoes . . ... .. $4,500,000 an American, capital 2,000,000 gfield Fire and Marine i o, TOr Rebuilding! 1ANN & DEEN Room 7, Raymondo Building At this Period use all Safe- ruards for Comfort ind Well Being he best and most practicable of these is ice"OUR ICE. It preserves our food, conserves your health, increases your pleasure, does you %d in ways too numerous to mention—and all for a very little oney. : | of decreasing your taking of ice on the cool days which be oocasionally sandwiched between the warm ones, resolve wght now that every day is a full ice day for you. ~nd stick to that COUPON BOOI: of ours. It is your consistent, per stent SAVER. [} ¥ nT Lakeland Ice Company Phone 26 THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ASHIONABLE millinery is gay with flowers and there is no end to the flower story. After one has become acquainted with a world of them, an excursion into any of the best shops will discover a new lot or a new man- ner of using them, or a new color combination that is liable to enrap- ture the beholder. They are made of all sorts of fabrics and of other things than fabrics. For recently (but rare- ly) small china flowers have been dis- covered on hats, and little blossoms made of leather, cr something that looks like it. Besides, there are any number of small fruits made of some sort of composition, and there are| grasses that grew out of the ground, which no hand but nature’s could fashion. They are so dainty and won- derful, with hairlike branches and showers and pods the size of pin- heads. Grasses should be reckoned with by the milliner, for they appeal to the best of her trade. There are a few artificial grasses which, like the nat- | ural ones used, have been dyed into all the lovely colors of the season and are used in connection with small fiowers with such fine effect that they are sure to be as t.hf‘, scason 1I(’\'i\“('l'§. Small flowers appear to lead in pop- ular demand, but there is no great discrepancy between the liking them and for larger varieties. Wreaths and bouquets made of sev- eral kinds of blossoms make possible the use of many harmonizing colors at once, which is a feature of the de- mands of this particular season. But there are just as many hats trimmed with flowers in a single variety as there are trimmed with bouquets. in increasing dvm‘nndl | for ELAND, FLA., APRIL 10, And there is no one flower more fa- vored than all others. Even the rose holds no pre-eminence, but roses of all sorts, from the tiniest “button roses” to the most gorgeous full bloom, extra big kind, are blooming on spring millinerv wherever a dis- play of it is seen. Millinery flowers deserve the suc- cess they are making. facturers have produced them with the most painstaking care. The col- ors are beautiful beyond any that have gone before. The color combinations are wonderful and new. Nothing ap- parently has been too much trouble, no detail too intricate or too small! for the makers of flowers to under- take. As a result, millinery is charm- ing and bright, the most pleasing that has been produced for several springs. The illustration given here pictures | a few of the new flowers and from it their gizes and forms iheir Leauty of coloring and their sheen and softness of texture is lost, since they cannot be reproduced in a plcture. The rose with long stem and follage is made of sllk in the natural rose colors with petals and leaves that are marvels of fidelity to nature. lilacs are made of a fabric manufac- tured especially for the uze of flower makers, with a surface so likd that of the blossom that it easily deceives the eye. Velvet, also specially manufac- tured, is uwd for many flowers and together with silk in some of the roses. Small fruits are made of ft, little green and yellow lemons and peaches, cherries, plums and a few grapes. Satin is used also for smaller fruits and berries. JULIA BOTTOMLEY. Neckwear and Undersleeves for Summer HE new feature in neckwear is the Medici collar, which is supported by small wires or tiny bones. Ruffs and demi-collars are all made to stand up in the most sprightly fashion which is a quite decided change from the slimpsy, falling-down effects which have prevailed during the past year Besides the wired collars and ruffs theres many net They extend from the elbow to the wrist with ruffles hanging over the hands. These ruffles are either of the net or of fine lace and are rather full. are undersleeves When made of net, fine side plaits are preferred to plain ruffles. Also in choosing net fine quality is the only satisfactory selection, because it stands the necessary being harmed The Medici col washing without lar is worn with turn down and sailor collars or without them. It is combined with fichu ends ). a8 shown in the illustration given here. These fichu ends are usually made of net and trimmed with lace insertions and edges, but the filmy ehadow lace woven with a net pattern | alsc at the top, make very pretty fichus, which do not need lace insertion or | edging; the pattern woven in the lace takes their place These pretty belong to the fabries which are pop- ular for summer dresses challies and voiles, the thin quaintly figured silks, and all the soft crepes in cotton or silk which are so attractive in appearance Many of the cotton fabries light wool challies are design and coloring as the pensive silks, after which they are patterned, but they range in price be- | tween 40 and %0 cents a sometimes may be bought less. The that prove the greatest satisfaction to the wearer are those that can be used to freshen up a dress and that will stand fresh- ening up themselves by means of soap and water T'herefore, these net sleeves and eprightly collars are des tined to play a prominent part in our summer belongings JULIA BOTTOMLEY. vard and for even accessories 1914, Their manu- | can be learned. | The | s i accessories seem to | the printed | and | and in price. | and the | as beautiful in | most ex- | PAGE THRLE InOur New Patent “Fasy-Openine-Box ™ 10 CenTs The best polishes in the handiest box. Black, Tan and White THEF. FLDALLEY Co. Buffalo, N.Y. Hamilton,Ont, ] s Mann Plumbingco. Best Place Woi k Now Under YOll;o(;rner . and Glenada Hotel an I_owest Pine Street AVoijt Prices the Rush All Work Guaranteed First Class in Every Respect. Estimates Will Be Furnished on Short Notice. 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