Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, May 29, 1914, Page 7

EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKEI AND, FLA,, MAY 29, 1914, i iads® vt Ak mw»;o';{MANY DESIGNS OF CRETONNE HOES always arriving, with the very mewest things in faney foorsear er Summer Decoration Housewlfe May Achieve Practically Any Effect Desired. The housewife who elects to do ¢r the bedrooms in “simple chintzes” 'r summer days will discover that idea, admirable though it may be, 10t be carried out as frugally as imagines. when one sets forth to buy cretonnes, | to find that all the really charming patterns are so high priced. To be Sure, one may have any quantity of sitple effects at 9, 11 or 15 cents the | Yard, but, alas, the colors are garish | 8nd crude, and once place such pat- | terns beside the lovely, blurry French | effects and they become impossible, even for the “simplest little summer bedroom.” There are cretonne designs now to Accord with every scheme of furnish- 2. One may have colonial chintzes, rgian effects, Jacobean patterns, chippendales, tapestry and sns. and the cost thereof a modest 40 cents the We keep UP 308 BB BB e B Rl o B It's a gleasure to 8how our goods, nd our aim is to fit you, We are the B store in Lakeland that ues the custom fittine methods, FOOT FITTERS L We Repair Shoes While You Wait Ave. nted cretonnes of Eng- e come in wonderful s, which are orientally For the bedroom with soft, B . s —r—————— o v he Loss by Firein the U. S During a Recent Year e of these patterns o flower baskets and alow the Jacobean effect, with Il colorings, harmonize well th dark cak furniture and wood- Amounted to Almost v st original summer rooms can be : Chinese cretonnes, grounds, on which 1 woodland scenes 1 The futurist cre- £, though a bit bizarre in effect, I be rather stunning in certain | sorts of bungalow interiors, |WIDE CHOICE IN NECKWEAR lVarlcty of Styles Offered May Almost Be Said to Be Endless In H Extent, One-Half the Cos Of All New Buildings g colo Constructed During the Entire Tt represent the following reli- Twelve Months! tompanies : ity Underwriters, When Buying or Bullding } The fashion of wearing dresses open i at the throat has led to the adoption q | Provide the Means jof an endless variety of neckwear. | First, there was the guimpe without | any collar at all. Now there are those | with flowing collars and plastron or TP T For Rebuilding! mm 2,000,000 3\'1 s.vm' fronts made of the sheerest | swiss and organdy, either hand or D E E N | machine embroidered, or tucked. Sometimes a dainty lace is added to relieve the severity and increase the Room 7, Raymondo Building .. 4,750,000 Rl o $4,500,000 mn American, capital 2,000,000 I field Fire and Marine | appropriateness for use with summer | dresses. The collar of these guimpes | rolls, flares or stands away from the neck. Many collars are removable. They "are fastened in the back with but: | tons or strings, so that they are taken | off with ease. They are generally | made of some alry fabric, such as [ tulle or lace. When they are made | high and encircle the neck they are | made to gtand up by means of a very | fine wire fixed to the edge of the frill. Con: tion | They may be made of muslin, cam- | bric, pique or organdy, trimmed with feather stitching and lace. Beautiful | fronts are made of fine linen embrold- ered in all kinds of ways. The shapes | worn are of infinite variety. You may suits you best if you leave the throat free With the fashlonable waistcoat, which is worn over a blouse of tulle 1. and which has the back game materfal as the julge every whim in aunty vests and walist- ratine or choose whatever Practically every farm in this country wuld show a nice profit if the above ex= ||cuts of pia organdy, red in messed idea could be and was carried OUL | ooy o The great farm NEW OUTING HAT rt coats bith all its possibilities. fblems of today are many. Goog tenees '. \ d lots of them go a long toward solving Y, o be question of bigger profits. Then why @ ot get in line and buy your fence right and ap rrom i S e people, who treat you 1 u | | feciate your business. 1 ‘. / ”" L — /74/ Just received a solid car - 4/ o @Wmerican cnc - Also a car of pitch pire & vashed by | It is most annoying, T'S 6-IN-1 j USEIT g ForBabies. For prickly P heat. Aftershaving. After the bath, Asaface powder. As a foot powder. Really indispensa- ble. In sifter top cans. At drug- gists, 15 cents, For Sale in Lakeland by HENLEY & HEMLEY W. J. J. WHIDDEN | FOR COUNTY TREASURER To the citizens and voters of Polk county: I woulg have been glad tol re intended, of course, ! autiful than the ! rns in blended | se, green, pale b]llui For mission rooms in | ed with plain rolling col- | ¢ back, are worn with | [have met every ciusen and voter of the county during tion canvass, but | have able to do to the limited n able to spare from S0 owing time 1 have be county freasurer If elected 1 will discharge the du- of the general public. Thanking my many friends in ad- Yours truly, W, J J. WHIDDEN. main 2601 Permanently located DR. GEO.E.LYONS Optician and Optometrist \Room 2 Skipper Bidg. Lakeland Fla. If you have the misfor- to break vlass~s save the preces and your cye tune We de- 3 VI bring them to us, vote our entire i to the § optical business, and our prices arc right I All The Latest Creations In {Bathing Caps Just Receives al Red Cross Pharmacy | [ The Drug Store on the corner also everything to be found in a COMPLETE DRUG STORE U 1 s primary elee- & not been and vote at the approaching primary ) election on June 2 for the office of | - vance for their support, 1 boy to re- |« ties of the office to the Hsl\‘ BB £ WE CAN PROVE BY YOU i THAT LAKELAND CLUB CIGARS : ARE THE BEST B [ o TRY A BOX OF 5¢ OR 10c ONES :; % : We invite the public to inspect our factory B o B Bl Socs BB e SBPEERR PO OHHO PP PRRPDE s R rOeDE romdl @ Wzyes Gracery Company - WHOLESALE GROCERS 4 :m_\ daily work @ %: I am & native of this county, hav- :: » I have always tried to identify =« 4 ¢ . & myself with every interest of the 5 & county for the “‘common good.” 3 we 'ind that lOW p'i(es afld long ti'ne ::: I earnestly solicit your support | !: . will not go hand in hand. and on May Ist & . we will instal our new system of low 5 * prices for Strictly Cash. & 4 We have saved the people of Lakeland © and Polk County thousands o! dollars in % the past, and our new system will still & reduce the cost of living, and also reduce % ourexpenses A1l e1vrie us to put the % knife in still deeper. b : & We carry a full line groceries, feed, . & grain, hay. crate material and Wilson & ¢ Toomers' ldeal Fertilizersalways on hand : Mayes Grocery Company 211 West Main St., Lakeland, Fla. 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