Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 18, 1914, Page 8

ELEGRA DeSOTO HOTEL % American and European Pla pain and big aches and Tampa, Florida big pains s quickly abserbed—good for sores, neuralgia, ‘ i . ! LW.YARNELL rl;'F“‘"s?{f;""‘%‘.’i"'['&féi'a"{ifii?y| I | gy B P oo HENLEY & HENLEY TRANSFLEIR LIXNED Draying and Hauling of All Eina Prompt and Rezsonable Berviee Household Moving s Bpecialty Phones: Residence, 57 Green Office, 109 Are You Getting Satisfactory Results with your KODAK Come in and let us explain the successful way to make good pictures, Your summer’s trip will be pleasantly remembered by the use of a good kodak. “The Red Cross Pharmacy”’ “The Kodak Store” “‘ON THE CORNER"” From McGlashan's will look better and go better. Tt will fit him as it should ang make him comfortable. With nothing to chafe or gall him he will be better tempered and more willing. Try a set of it and see if it is not money well spent especially when it costs as little as we charge. A merciless instrument and his alert, « 9 o discriminating eyes, we have always Cranes S[auonery with us. And now the Moving Pic- | ture Man is “taking” unawares, every- thing within his reach. Both are as insistent as the Jersey mosquito, and many a wrathful victim considers him- self stung by all of them. But the Camera Man and the Mov- fe Man are destined to do us much good. We are about to see ourselves a8 others see us—and when we least expect it. On the Board Walk (which may stand for any fashionable dress pa- rade) the Camera Man has a chance to make comparisons and to look for R plat ettt Tt it w 0 @ L T w0 0w G W U G ot o T o e B s standards by which to make compar- é !isons. In the picture shown here HE Camera Man, armed with his complete assortment of £ WE ARE GUNING FOR YOUR TRADE |2 ot oot e o tograph of two wonderfully well-clad 2 Our Repeaters are I.oaded With QUALITY, FAIR PRICES standards of excellence, that not many ———AND— others measure up to. They demon- QUICK SERVICE strate that modes of the season which OUR WEEKLY RECEIPT SAMPLE AMWUNITION have been much criticized and are un- eatisfactory to the majority of the peo- ple, may be developed attractively, and Watermelons, Cantaloupe, daily, more than attractively. Fresh Vegetables and The costume st the left 18 of plain and figured taffeta. The skirt is of the Fruits every morning. Pickles, Olives, An- plain fabric, bound with plain silk in the color of the flower in the figured chovies and Crax and Salad Dressing for Picnics, 3GG PLANT STUFFED WITH NUTS—Boil the egg plant till tender; then cut into halves, 8coop out the inside, chop it fine and add a cup of chopped Eng- lish walnuts or hickorynuts, a ta)b)\espoonful gt bread crumbs, two well-beaten eggs, salt and pepper. Mix well, fill the shell, and bake until brown. and B3 3 : W. P. PILLANS & CO. L2=3eg et Sut el 2ut2ul 2ud In et fus et el Sat et el Tt Tut ) PO PO 2O F p2udil bu o intlad: BB BB BB BB BB BB SBBBDEH SO B EP S W. K. Jackson W. K. McRae JACKSON & McRAE REAL ESTATE Large:Listing--Always Some Bargains BB BB EnE S Pgeegegd B =t 2 i B FPPEFDEEHbady KIMBROUGH & SKINNER IRRIGATION CO. WATER THE EARTH TO sult conditlons. No better irigation in existence. J. W. Kim- brough, of Lakeland, Floridd has the management of the State of Florida, Cuba, Bahama Isl nds, Alipines, West Virginia, North Cerolina, South Carolina, Louisiana, Mississippi and Arkansas. Any one interested in irrigation can obiain information by writing him or the company. They are now prepared to fill all orders promptly. Addrese Kimbrough and Skinner Irrigation Co., HKEMND.HORIDA = URNING milinery in new designs, i for spring and summer wear, has | no strikingly new features to offer— and does not nedi any. The smaller turban and toque shapes, which are familiar in other kinds of millinery, have afforded the best of foundations for specialists who make mourning hats. | The persistent draping of veils at PP PEEPEEEPRVRIES S d $ § FPPRDS SPhDBPhIbe Will Sacrifice For Cash Ten acres truck land, one lot near school house; also 1 new six room house one acreof land. MANN PLUMBING CO. PHONE 257, PINE ST. EETERBES TG W%"S“&‘i’ifl!“!fl! | the veil as a drap: for the body of the hat, are noticesble in all the best displays. And the ule of net bordered with crape is a concessio? to com- fort which has also beauty to com- mend it. On the romd sailor shapes with brims one sees | square veils of net bordered with crape or ol chiffon, finished with woven-in border, that are placed to fall over the face are # | %ack over the hat o Two very good exan tentious but elega ® | shown in the ratbn that heads .| this article. The toque, in all black & | crape, has a coronet male of folds laid | % | about it in diagonal linei. The crown i PRRAR 3 g ol occasionally and >8 of unpre- s of crape are L2222 SRR SR T ST T2 2 22 2 2ttt ! the back and the we of a portion of | a PAKELAND, FLA., JUNE 18, j914. taffeta. It is a straight skirt wide enough at the bottom to allow a free step. The shaped tunic is rounded at the front. There is a girdle about the small coat in the plain taffeta in the colors used in the skirt and in the binding, There is an underbodice of the sheerest materials, open at the throat and finished with deep folds of white chiffon. The skirted bodice, or coat, whichever one considers it, s finished with a turned-back collar patterned after the Chinese model and opening below the bust. The sleeves are wide and full, with deep turned-back cuffs, and are three-quarters length, For summertime this dress embod- ies about all the good points that are to be considered. First, it is good look- ing, smart in fabric and cut, cool and delightfully refined in design. The other dress has a plain skirt, with some drapery arranged in the seams. There is a cloth coat finished with a draped collar in Roman striped taffeta. The model follows the Russian blouse inspiration, with skirt cut long- er at the right than at the left side. This 18 a separate coat and practl cal for other wear. The Roman stripe decoration and the draped collar have been especially well handled. Mourning Millinery in Lat: Designs e Al S == is covered plain The veil is held corner- wise and pinned at one corner of the toque at the right toward the back. It is laid in folds without any attempt and mmn;l down having dull black s the broad W the shoulders f length which {s t weight with the long net side regula * hat wit} thrown | ¢ more wearer 1 black JULIA BOTTOMLEY, e —— flne Cost of Living is | Unless You Know Where IF YOU KN The selection will be ths py The variety unmatched The quality unsurpassed The price the lowest All these you find at our gy, Just trade with us This settles the question f Best Butter, per pound. ... .oeeeeeofoofgociy o00s Sugar, 17 pounds ...ceeoeccccccesen Cottolene, 10 pound PALlS. .csowesigaescnnnnsiiyy,, Cottolene, 5 pound pails.......... 4 pounds Snowdrift Lard. .....ccoeveem vuuniny,,,, Snowdrift, 10 pound palls. ....co0e0ee soninn,, 3 cans family 8126 CTeAM. ccovcevermens seeniiiy,, | 6 cans baby eize Cream. . cesesseseeres saaniiiny,, 1-2 barrel best FloUr. .ceeocceonensoonsen o 12 pounds best FIOUP. .ccovesvosnnsennee couns, Octogon Soap, 6 for.... B R R Ground Coffee, Per POURA. ¢ o oo oo oo oo o 0as ey 5 gallons Kerosene. ...ees o0 emezomine oqg o ot5;e E. 6. TWEEDE Quality and Shoe fi Count When Buying § THIS is WHAT YOU GE WHEN YOU BU! YOUR SHOES FROM [} Her Bring Your Feet Dutton-Harrisl Foot Fitters 125 Kentucky Ave. Phone 3564 We repair shoes whiie you wait with latest factory At this Period use all § guards for Comfort and Well Being ; The best and most practicable of these is oe=-OUR L1 your food, conserves your health, increages your pleasi™® good in ways too numerons to mention—and all for # money, Instead of decreasing your taking of ioe on the will be oocasionally sandwiched between the wer: O right now that every day is & full ice day for you And stick to that COTPON BOOK of ours, It is you: <05 sistent SAVER, N_, Lakeland Jee Compo Pho;ze 26