Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 27, 1914, Page 3

EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., JUNE 27, 1914, PAGE THREE oo i | COLOR WAR WAGES. MERRILY Lo every‘ | Two Schools Fight for the Adoption ISLIPS FORIEJRNITURE [/‘]'h { ) \ . little ache and g E—! 2 . fi t > , e Lost of Liviig is Grea A big pains ! ARpoppigte: | ARE NOW MADE WITH AN EYE e i i DRIVES PA'“ Awu‘ The present “war of color” has | TO ARTISTIC EFFECT. ! i w YAR N[ ll summnls,rheumausmetc. 25¢ at druggists, ‘futurist splashes, [ in This They Differ From Those In U“Iess YO“ K“{}w Where to Buy : A In Paris we have with us the tender G | Use in the Past—G | e [ fOl‘ Salg in lakma“fl DY color schemes of Watteau and Lan- | e:)ei:ctlosnes l:o.-'hcna::g 1'heenr:ra p: SOTO BOTEL merican and Earopea Plan Tampa, Fiorida BOROEBOE | crett and the most pronounced futur- | “[NL[Y & “[NL[Y | 1st splashes of the ultra-modern | succis_éfu”y' | school. Do you remember the slips that Several leading dresesmakers are | iher ysed to make? Brown they "';“:‘mf a dft”mlme}f stand agal:’i]s“\wrv, with little narrow red stripes | 5 Violen! color-splashes, especlally | ;1,3 gometimes alternating twills! | A re Y ou G ettin g | where evening gowns are concerned. | How ugly they were! And with every | They argue, and rightly, that wom- '1 | year's doing- they got uglier—with Satisfactory Results | an is at her lovetiest in pastel-tinted | : Bt their yoke all ironed out of shape | robes, crowned by discreetly pow- With your e 4 N 0’ Wloverly miradutea and their flounces askew and their but- | The selection w‘" be the bes' tons gaping in the back! They were the kind mother used to They argue that futurist gowns de- | make, writes Ethel Davis Seal in the The Variety unmatched K O D A K ; mand futurist surroundings; that for | Wwashington Star. pain and big aches and uccessor to W. X "oRae I ANSFER LINED | kng and Haullng ot All King ompt and Reazonanie Bervice asehold Moving a Specialty hones: Residence, 57 Green Office, 109 ' patch or two. ' She is making a | ordinary evening wear—at theateror | gifferent kind now, and with such | opera—they are unsuitable. great success that she has passed the The quality unsurpassed i ; And so we are having a determined Come in and let us explain | revival of delicate tints, especially First of all, they virtually are made M the successful way to make | the exquisite range of pastel pinks | op the furniture. A piece of the mate- The priue the lowest { which glide along a scale which In- | prial is pinned on tl art of the chai 0od pic es. 8 pinned on the part of the chailr g pictures ('lude;s cyclamen, begonia, shell, rose-lunn has decided to start with, and A" these you find at Our store Wamo swirotes's buip wiil i g TR E B0 O e s e e pleasantly remembered by the || The range of blue tints is quite a8 | seams. In PhiG wat ona ehalld A JUS‘ trade with us use of a good kodak. lvttxried.1 Bluahliagtels lnc:ude adscol:: | fully do the whole chair, sewing the Th l h i f l of colors which run from dese: various pieces together as one gets (4 v “.I.he ned Cross | dawn to Egyptian. them cut and trying on many times, ls se" ¢s t e qu St 2 9 1 ing Desert blue is the invention of an | {n order to fnsure a perfect fit, secret on to me! those of an claborate blouse and a narrow black velvet belt. arcies| = Pure Food Store. Phone 93-94 e et tut Ju But tnl JpL IR a b ut i pus ynl-Sut pu s Very pretty, too, is a white crepon with two deep gathered flounces ab Wash tadfot t tints appears 1n 0 » ! the waist in spotted crepon, also white. Wash 1 et sl i | u on_ a ’ l G | The waistcoat, deep collar and wide | summer lingerie | Some- 's will look better jortist. He says that he flrst real |times it is found easier to do all the Bost BUtteT, Por POUNd. ... eeeserounanscn sereeronnes 40 m Mculashan's w 00. 9 TR \_lzed it phen watching the sun rise | basting before any part is removed; go better. 1Tt will fit him as it Pharmac over the Sphinx. The same artist has | for others, working with a preliminary Sugar, 17 Poundd ...coeceveccnasocs seqoosas s0e0eli00 hld ang make him comfortable. created an extraordinary shade of | paper pattern may seem easier. b nothing to chafe or gall him _sapphire blue, shot with rose and pale It is especially necessary to have Cottolene, 10 pound Palls. ...oovvpnecesrssroonssss.1.4b i Ly ly made an evening | looseness in a slip cover; there must " etter tempered and more Ll Moy teontly i ; TR ch e el L b;b set of it and see if it “The Kodak Store” gown of taffeta in this color. The |be plenty of “glve” to it. Otherwise, Cottolene, 5 pound pails (] ng. 1Ty a i Giit eRncoially clinging skirt was draped with fine | when one sits on it, it is apt to burst ¢ pounds Snowdrift Lard. .......co0en oo . e s s fiolaviinse v it ecrlanuerol BDIC Tonen, (lopem wiioh would: box mostadigeot: Snowdrift, 10 PoUD DAIIE. ... evevuenn conneneen oonn1.38 In it costs as little as we charge. “ON THE CORNER” |framed in black leaves, catching up | certing, particularly if it happened to i . s— the iy soly be some ono else’s chair. 8 cans family 8126 CTOAI. . .ou.cvvemere socnernnceans +26 S ————————— The strip which runs from the ex- L | treme top of the chair back down to cans baby 8126 CTeAM. ...vvuvurreses sonrnsnanrons o v N [} A complete assortment offiSEEK COMFORT IN BLOUSES { the chair back 4 & cane vaby sze © n » g " i | 2 best Fl ; 3.00 l ranes S'a"onery w 10 Harre] Demt FIOUR. o iviv s /obuivssdsaisiaie s sinaisivsnis sl omen This Season Refuse to Wear CG ~nything Heavy During the T 12 pounds best FIOUT. ....vevnuueneiees coons ; .16 Heated Season. : SRS Octogon Soap, 6 for......... R OO E GO HOENSIEI SISO OO HHHIE08RESS | Blouses of flesh color net or chiffon : Lo o 1 are worn as the season advances. Ground Coffee, per pound....covvvervs cons s 1 Q, Elaln lininge. of deRb L bro- WOry J: {‘: "p § gallons Kerosene. .....eeeevocacnon vonsinnnnan- . .80 e Carr t e est lne 0 & under colored or lace blouses. if i ”5 o Blouses become more and more ,. “ ’2 r;:} 5 4 ?. ethereal as summer approaches, and, ‘l (i G d ln the ‘ lt ©! while many vivid hues are noted, the ancy 00 S y ,;; fabrics are more and more cobwebby; g two or three of this sheer material f;f’ must be worn, one over the other, P Py | or the camisole beneath must have | i | some substance for decency's sake, e —— Ohve ReliSh § . 2 lsc &1 but, even so, these lingerie combina- S —————— ; « | tions are delighttully cool and com- . o DeVllCd Hflm . . . 1 Sc & fortable, 4 & The rejuvenated blouse reintroduced i i : ] e { & | this season is finished with an elastic the geat, across the geat and on down Asparagus Tlps L § 35c | band around the waist line, which has | to the T"'l“"f"l length, should be cut ¥ » n " 2| the advantage of distributing the ful- "'“‘»l‘!";%“ of ”H"{““"l" l\\”’;““(] ll'“l“ ‘ I |" 21 ' e \ t I shonl ) i i &| ness properly and taking away the it lefore cutting, 1‘ § “" 4 Shced Plfleapple . . 25C :.: “tail” of the blouse, which would be v: cked well lnmlu x)l.«- ‘M' (I; h; (\\; ‘ |\| X sui 5 e . | the seat and the 10 NArrow 5 . &| too bulky to suit present require : Ehan DO . Dl“ PleleS . . . 200 2 ments below the waist line, |'z.um:: of .tlu: arms are ”fl : P'“'”l[’\' ai - The arm's inner side is cut length & z wise, and extends over the roll, under Ml.lShl‘OOfllS . . . 25c 2 GWE “FlNlSH & TO COSTUME which another seam oceurs. The out- 81 s S gide of the arm is cut in one with H : '{ Art of Dressmaker Shown in the | i}, cjqn of the seat. The back side of Shrlmp & L % # 20c 2 Pretty Touches That Adorn the the chair back is cut in two length- Models Most Popular., wise pieces, with the opening up the . C b M at SOC R middle. The bhack's “thickness” will THlS 1S WHAT YOU GET ra € 12 % i While tailors use pique for €OmM:| ,j¢y peed a small piece, extending to pleting gowns and coats, dressmakers | (o arm. CFOSSG-BIaCkWCH JamS . 25c prefer sheerest lingerie effects for The fasteners are halls and sockets, W H E N Y O U B U Y furnishing walking of home dresses.| or puttons and buttoaholes, or, in H A very pretty one is in white crepon, i came instances, little bows The balls ; AnChOVles 9 L e 35C the skirt trimmed round above the | and sockets are used for the back! YOUR SHOES FROM US 2| knees with colored Russian t-mhrnulA! openings or for littlo tabs when seam H & ery, and the short coat embroidered) openings are usiod { N ere ( : | to match round all its outlines. The| \ B rin g Y our FC et w P P[LLANS & O fronts do not meet, but leave visible . . . . B 2t in tha. Enatied crapon, the Faney cut | continue to be seen | & b 3 SESREREIL R LA R R e et ] E:lur (»lt'rth:-nSIN:;S b?n:tlu m:whir("r ‘;‘“: ”‘j‘“";‘l”‘}".’,"l’,'m Ui areinamallatees ) F oot T itters 2! The belt is made o e plain crepon, ; A 5 | W. K. Jackson W. K. 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They are now prepared to flll all orders promptly. ress st 8 guards for Comfort m || and Well Being The best and most practicable of these is ice’ OUR ICE. It preserves your food, conserves your health, increases your pleasure, doellyo‘n good in ways too numerous to mention—and all for a very little 3 4 s N - i . aks o lcome Fruit for Trim "‘va ! money. : K!mbrough and Sklnner lr"ga"on CO" '.u::Z m:.:yh:«afiz |TT:»35\:aif'VT=dh0~° - i Fits a Instead of decreasing your taking of ice on the cool days Which PEEIPee LAKELAND,FLORIDA o ¥ | The crown is of gray straw CSoWiECCT | oulg t pe LL A8 ill be occasionally sandwiched between the warm ones, resolve . PFPFISPLEBRPE]IBE | iy pearl embroidery, the band T : ce to ) v day is & full ice day for you ) :iahing it off being of green silk TR % r ny right now that every day 18 &l \ y And stick to that COUPON BOOK of ours It is your consistent, per* Will Sacrifice For Cash | n .75 M5 e oo S0 A ] et s \ weave and 0 Ten acres truck land, one lot near 4 i ::“U en A.; school house; also 1 new six room gt —— house one acreof land. | Py Lakeland Ice Company e — @ | greators of thi MANN PLUMBING CO. |- shape to the face, b ," it ( : 5 1d o . | it is becoming to omly & few LyD¢ o o ety ” ) P R R R Loy T = AR o B m =3 3 - = < 5 » 3 : = < e ] 8 R 9 x Lo 3 ; =2 : = PHONE 257, PINE ST. H