Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 10, 1914, Page 6

Page views left: 0

You have reached the hourly page view limit. Unlock higher limit to our entire archive!

Subscribers enjoy higher page view limit, downloads, and exclusive features.

Text content (automatically generated)

T HE EVENING THLEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., JUNE 10, 1914, ind heavy nt buver. him I dollars 1 TiSE vacked with 1 11t I ¢ v lower price and | ['ord service and guarantee, Sz00 for a runabaout; §350 for the touring the town car—i, ob. De- and $730 for ‘oit. complete with equipment. Get cata- log and particulars from Lakeland Automobile & Supply Co. Lakeland, Fla, B @ S 3 Mayes Grocery Company WHOLESALE GROCERS “A BUSINESS « ITHOLT BOOKS” S GRCH S G oo oo gase st SO LT R T @ @ @ & ? & it . . H @ | IV tailored ere | le de- ‘§: 2 we f"‘d thdt |9W prices dl'ld lOflg tlme ‘%’ nn;‘tugtzefrc{fx‘:“{:: ;F:;sorssilllltlf):nnz. A will not Jgo hand in hand. and on Mfly Ist @ | Skirts, with all their drapery, cling | % we will insta! our new system of low @ N e i & H it & oats are short in e front and | :;* prices fOl' StI'ICtIV CfiSh- @ | lengthen more or less toward the | ,;t We have saved the people of Lakeland @ | back, Many of them reach only a | i: and Polk County thousands of doilarsin | little below the waist line. Most of | & 0 o | them open at the front and are fin- g: the paSt' and our .n.ew SVStem Wl” Stl“ ished with revers. The rolling, or X reduce the cost of IlVlng. and also reduce standing collar, worn with the coat, is :%'; our expenses and enable us to put the made of fine net or lace and wired to o L L) & stay in place. = knlfwe n Stl" de?pler;. . f d § An original design is portrayed here i Ne carry a full line groceries, feed. % | which differs in a few particulars | & grain, hay. crate material, and Wilson & & | from the majority of suits. It is very g Toomers’ldeal Fertilizersalways onhand | practical and quite gracerul & There is in this model a peg-top 3 @ | skirt, narrow about the feet, with a % @& | short tunic skirt over it. The jacket r y @ [ buttons up the front but may be J) i | opened to the bust line, with oddly 5 ’. % | shaped pointed revers finishing it at | }: : % | the sides. The sleeves are smaller | '§' 21 l WCSt M‘“n St') Lakeland’ F’a' < | and longer than in the most popular 3.' & | of the tailor-made suits, There is a BfBBdd BA BB GE PEBESPIEEPEGIOOBOSEE @O Ope [ Wide frill of lace hanging over the hand and standing about the neck. MidSummer SALE COMMENCING THURSDAY MAY 2ist we will cut all our Suits, Pants and Straw Hats down 20 per cent off of our prices. This is for CASH ONLY as we have got to have the money. Hart Shaffner & Marx clothing included in this sale. ailor re the s th turban bef In the gr | & representative s | ban of jet, a and a brim ribbon. The smart and brilliant | fet is finished with ornament mounted on a large jet be the i bri at the edge of { It 18 worn with s in the loosely with rolling collar. A wired co lace and frills of net in the provide the sin nd dainty ing touches which v al\\a,\'s»pmso!.u of afternoon to}- | upt JOS. LG\’(\Y Tiie Hub The Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothing accessories lettes. Crepe de chine, | cuffs of moire and =1 Home of with girdles and v ered buttons, provid material for | the second gown, There is a full ruche | i L I A ) W DS TIRETE A RS S SN ) AR IR il A WIS TTT prn sm - — B B e e TR I Small pockets are simulated at each | ! side on the body of the coat. | Besides being unusual and attract- | ive this model possesses much distine- ‘ For ti:e Afternoon Tea and Dance | of plaited maline about the neck and , ment sidy Yy water, = 1gan or § Low Round Trip R; SALE— city ten <¢ soline en Clary, E: FROM JACKSONVILLE 19, Fla. i iR . . e $350 G il - X v Sk Br™” e Evanvils | | * Lakelas Yellowstope - - 78.00 Indisnssla " dregs Bo; - 106.00 French Lic X '{’:Ilodq gtk ngeles L isco - - 89.50 Buffa Chavtaugsy . SanEp® T I §278 Namn Fall - - 4740 Mamerity, SALE, ints in Colorado, California, Ca D rotn, B e s ook Moumimis Cpric¥ders §-4 low rates from other points in the State. ¢ lot; ef Tickets on sale daily, until September 30, Return linj 4hm Main VARIABLE ROUTE TO DENVER g0 ave LAKE, COLORADO SPRINGS, Dp sated Going through St. Louis, returning throug . \ or vice versa, Liberal stop-overs on all tick,, DT, TO THE NORTH AND NORTHWEs; through trains daily; choice of three g; routes. SALE~— 1 Three daily trains to the southwest thm;ch for Orleans, Unexcelled dining_car service. f,ney. A Rock ballast. Nodust. Nodirt. For hunducy 1oo o trated booklets of summer tourist resorts g ing car reservations and other information, H. C. BRETNEY, saLE— Florida Passerger Aish 5 100 ply to D 3h Sprir ge table § “11 a flat- ced as tl « ) " '8 not w tion. Its thoroughly practical pofnts | : CONSULT US e. Call make themselves evident, & : Combinations of two materials are | % For figures on wiring your house. W: featured in tailored gowns for spring. | & : A plain cloth skirt with a plaid jacket, | ¥ Wl.]l SAVC L YOUTHLONEY) Look out for the ving pul or a cross-barred ekirt with a plain rainy season. Let us put gutter around esse Ke coat, or a figured material trimmed your house and protect it from decay. Alt mile with checks, are bright and pleasing. v ow selll Perhaps the best-liked combination of some all is that of black moire silk in bands T L CAR DWELL lands | and flounces on cloth of a contrasting % i ’ price ar color. . The draped collar must not go un- E]eCtI‘IC and Sheet Metal Conll"aClS: :' c mentioned. It lies in loose folds across | = Tyl the back and is cut sailor-fashion with "4 Phone 233 Rear Wilson Hdwe Co. - pointed ends forming a “V” at the | i SALE— neck. It is among the most striking | & 1 stan and becoming of the touches that - Lak mark the tailored gowns of this sea- e L P PR PR PPy son. lply co TF YOU ARE THINKING OF BUILDING. 8K The extremely short jacket and coat routs lengthen the appearance of the SALE- iigure at the front. By observing the / ks at different models a selection is possible WARSHA LL & SA IVDER‘S ning t that will either lengthen or shorten The Old Reliable Contractors i roa & apparent height of the wearer. 12 th ether, we have not had more [ 5 Wno bave been building houses in Lakeland for years \red Wi attr active suits than these, But coats who never "FELI, DOWN" or failed to give satisfaction °® dol 1ve been more shapely and rather All classes of buildirgs contracted for, The many' Dake. more difficult fo make than the loose- & pegidences buily by this fir: are evidguces of their abi®® F hanging variety which is now the malke good telang ¢ vogue JULIA BOTTOMLEY. MARSHALL & SANDERS=— Phone 228 Biue ihreas Ao fo b el R b ook § LA RS R S S L DT T — S L a2 s Lo ALE O BB REG O BD BB BB m bung @ 5 - conver J. F. Wi t ; Welch Licensed Auct yy aven ¢ Lakeland Auction Hou & \SALE— 509 North Kentucky Avenue L % Auctions every Monday between 10 and 12 a. m. Part ing to dispose of any surplus articles at auction such as & horses, wagons, stoves, or other articles, notify auction F & will call and talk the matter over with you., We buy, s ® change g e ':o & When you are contemplating overhauling your home, s tr;: e & decorating and paper hanging, ! & 3 We Auction off anything prei L S 507 8 EE TR R : If you want your Shirts and Collars :::; “ s e Laundered the VERY BEST Tomm 5 blocks Send them to the yan. a little vest of lace at the front Lakelana Steam Iaund The waist, below the twc buttons dRE)"l;; at the neck, opens in two small revers p 'em 1k faced with moire, and the lace fills in | Ve ar tter equi ivi g e e | : Weare better equipped than ever for giving gooq te o | class Laundry work. rthy. r in A wreath of And lines in ¢ i at the G. H. Alfielg Home Phone 89 Blue Office Phone 347 Black R. H Home Phor - Why Our Sidewalks Are the B & P the baick of & § e n 1 » collar ist n & }(_, e mixed, J‘.‘AM‘ \\ eir Sard ¢ o : . N1 1 s ey ) o Best Flint Rock and Lehigh Ceme: and rea colored taffet trimmed and sashes and scarts s dancers quiet gow appropriate Best Pressed Brick $11.00 Deliver - s Lakeland Paving & Construction Cement, Sand and Rock For Sal 307 to 515 Main Street : g 4 o} $ pictured hionable, JULIA BOTTOMLEY, >

Other pages from this issue: