The Lakeland evening telegram., June 29, 1912, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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THE BVENINQ Tfff i J. LAKELAND, FLA., JUNE 29, 1912.
HAND-PAINTED SLIPPER
I
Vacation Days
are here. PUa now where to go and lt ut help you. The
mountain and lake retort in the North and West are
Attractive. The clear iavi oratinz air will do
unbuild you PrcU W,? " !. iJ. roud nP tiet t low
d with leaf return limit, and will be glad to give you full bfor.
tion Following are the round trip fares from Jacksonville to tome
rfthpri"PJre,orUS
rHiUTAUQUA LAKE PTi .$47.40 NIAGARA FALLS $47.40
DENVER SM0 PUT IN BAY 41.50
Detroit M petoskey 50.05
5ULUTH 6150 SALT LAKE CITY 71.60
MACKINAC ISLAND 32.00 TORONTO 48.90
MAMMOTH CAVE 30.90 WAUKESHA 47.2C
CHOICE OF 3 ROUTES NORTH
H. C. BRETNEY, Fla. Pass. Agent
118 W. Bay St Jacksonville
neeoM
jierepou
There must be something in our
qreat assortment of hardware you
need. Think caref uliy-is it a spade,
ice tongs, air pump, hammer?
No matter what it is. come to our
store. Pick out what you need,
and you will be surprised to find
such good articles at a small cost.
We please the hard-to-please our best customers are those people
v.ho are the hardest to satisfy.
No matter what you need in the way of hardware, it will repay you
o call here and see our merchandise before deciding on your purchase-
The Jackson fi Wilson Co.
MESH CLEAN QUALITY
"OUR MOTTO"
T---an Fish Roe. per can 20c
v-r.nia Breakfast Roe. per car. 2c
Cr.b Meat Imported, per can
h r.ch e?.s Imported, per car. 30c
-:agus Tips Imported, per can 35c
i-.:itt:S Imported, per can 35c
" vionvood's Devil Ham. per can 20c
-a and Picanto Cheese, per package 15s
W. P. PILLANS S CO.
rAe Pure Food Store Ask the Inspector
PHONE 93
DAINTY FASHION WORTHY OP IT8
POPULARITY.
Not at All Hard to Decorate, and
Makes a Moat Welcome Gift
at Any TimeTwo Designs
That May be Copied.
One of the daintiest fashions Intro
duced this season was the hand-painted
flippers for evening wear.
Can you imagine a more attractive
gift for the graduate or bride than a
pair of these?
The slippers are satin, white or any
dellcate tint, and the design may be,
of any favorite flower.
With filmy gowns of chiffon, lace or
net, these lovely slippers add Just the
correct touch to produce a perfect cos
tume. Any woman with the slightest artist
ic ability can paint these slippers and
find it a delightful pastime.
Two cleverly arranged designs nre
given here, which you may transfer
to tho slipper in this manner:
Over the slipper place a small piece
of carbon paper and on top of this the
design. Carefully traro each flower
with a sharply pointed pencil. Ycu
STAKED PATRIOTIC MUSIC
will find an exact duplicate of the d
eign ou the slipper.
Use watorcolors to tint tlio flower.
Wild roses are used fur one design.
These ;,v always effective on account
of their delicate shading. The color
ing fchould range from tho fainWvt
pink to a "( ,. rose.
A daisy I.s;gn is especially lovely.
Daisies, ia their simple beauty, make
an iippaprialo decoration for tho
white per of the bride or the
"sweet girl graduate."
Violets in an effective arrangement
ate good. Shades and tints of violet
should bo used to color theso lovely
blossoms.
A desig.i of forget -me nots is exceed
ingly pretty. They should bo tinted
palest bine, with yelow centers. The
bow knot na y be any color desired;
however, pale pink with the blue al
ways makes an effective combination.
If you deElre to purchase the hand-
painted slippers, you will find them
rather expensive. When decorated at
homo they copt comparatively little.
They are the most acceptablo of
gifts, delighting any one fortunate
enough to receive them.
PRESENT AND COMING STYLES
Little That Is Really New, Though
the Flounce Has Been Estab
lished In High Favor.
The flounce Is at last established In
high favor. And many of the new taf
feta frocks with fetching little Jacket
wraps to match have as many uk three
or four flounces reaching to tho knoo.
Of course the flounced skirt in tihort,
revealing plainly the pretty buttoned
boots which aro now so fashionable.
It Is also narrow, tho measurements of
the scant flounce being kept within
26 yards width decreed by Mme.
Mode.
In a season when taffeta as a dress
material Is lifted to the pinnacle of
favor It seems odd that, ribhed rib
bons should have stub a vot : in mil
linery; but all the ribbon trainings
on spring hats s-m to bo In vf-graln
or ottoman weaves. Th's
are plaited Into all manner
bows, fans, cockades and
When big, Boft bows aro :-
the yard In taflVta weave
favorite material.
Motor coats are simple rc.ii
design. Kven the in :;,!.
have good linos, wi'h b: -6houlders
and a narrow oft
foot These coats are n:al' '
and Scotch twocds and tl-
Ing American wool mixture,
peat the tweed effects a,
cost. Huge buttons ari l '"
shaped cuffs, revcrs and j.v'
them a know ing and mol-
;bons
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' ' hons.
ilk by
the
irt In
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roomy
at the
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Wisp of Lace and CH":i.
The evening corsage : ' .-mailer
and smaller and beau!: ; ?- Vcr7
dishabille, as our Tar: Uu friends
more elegantly express i. 1.-5 the cor
sage composed of a wis:, lire and
chiffon, upheld ever the slider by k
thread of brilliant or tiais.
(CopyriKht. m2, by Associated Literary
Press.)
"She can't stay here."
Jet's eyes flashed ominously. I
Standing in the low doorway of the j
little log shack, half way up Saw-1
tooth mountain, 6he stared out at the j
shabby yellow carryall, with its team j
el lean, shaggy horses. i
Then where Is she goin' ter j
stay, I'd like to know ?" ejaculated i
the driver, hoarsely. "She's bound j
fer here, and she's paid her way here.
nnd she's sick. too. and she tells me j
Jim sent for her. You lend a hand
here, like a gnod fellow, and help mo j
I get her out." ;
"Nobody's heme but me." '
"Then you're boss, ain't you? And
what you say gins." He grinned up
nt her comfortably. Jet's temper was j
familiar to him. "She's got to rest '
up some place, and it's thirty miles j
back to IUmble Forks."
"Why didn't she come before?"
"Ask her." said Wilklns.
Most begrudging!)' Jet did the hon
ors of her home to tho half-unconscious
stranger. She helped carry her
into the kitchen, and loosened her
many wraps. She made strong coffee,
and winced a little from her own bit
terness when she sa w how young and
sick she was. It Is not tho gamo to
fight, an enemy who is already down.
After the man from Double Forks
had driven away, sho went, silently
about her work, while the other worn-
( an lay on the bed and watched her.
Finally Jet spoke.
"Well, you got here, didn't you?"
' "I camo as soon as ever I could."
"Yes, you did!"
"I did. I started the day after ba
by ame."
Jet turned around. "What baby?" ;
"Why, ours; mine and Jim's." I
A pause. Jet looked ns If some-!
body had most swiftly and surely I
slapped her in her pretty, aggressive
face.
"You knew 1 had a baby, didn't
you? 1 wrote to Jim. He might have
told you that much. I guess he didn't
care, anyhow."
"No. he didn't tdl me." Jet sat
down opposite the bed.
"When did you tell him about tho ;
other the baby?" asked .lt slowly.
"Not right away. Ho wrote hack
he'd try to send for us both, and to
name it after him If It was a boy."
"Maybe he meant to." Jet walked
to tho open cabin door nnd leaned
her back against the casing. A year
and n half she had lived down at
Double Forks, running a miners'
boarding house. She was thirty, and
amply able to look after herself. Her
pics and cornbread had followed gold
strikes in Nevada for years. And she
trod her way heart whole until Jim
IJarclay showed up.
"He got hurt last month. They had
to take him up to Trent, where the
company's doctor Is. He works for
tho Kay-Allan outfit, foreman. Your
letter camo hero while ho was gone,
so I opened nnd read it. They Bnld
ho might die, and I sent you the
money to come on quick, to get here
and seo him. So long as you was his
wife, you had a right to be In at tho
finish."
Tho other woman was off tho bed
before the words were fairly out of
Jet's mouth, swaying slightly, she
caught Jet's willing band for sup
port. "Hut ho Isn't dead, Is her
"What do you care?" Jet looked
at her curiously. "You wero married
to him about two months, wasnt
you? And then he left you. I al
ways liked Jim, and I hoped all along
something might hapjien so we could
get married, and swing up further
north into porno of tho provinces and
start all fresh again.
"I want you to know everything
first." Jet rose slowly, and crossed
tho floor of tho two-room shack.
"He's lu yonder. They brought him
up here because It's his place. He's
alive, but he'll never get well again.
Tho company's given him a pension,
ko ho won't starve."
She took n bat from a nail, put It
on her head with a yank forward.
"Go on in and say hello. I'm going
away now. Whore's tho baby?"
"With my mother home. It's a
boy."
"And named Jim?" she said, care
lessly. "TluTe's some money in his
room thero, in a lit to burk.skin sack
under the pillow. It's his, so you
can use it G'iodby. I wouldn't tell
him I snt after you .Men don't have
to know t-wrythi.-ig, '1 kno'.v. ,
"Listen, yr.'i t';'.'!icr of Jim's baby! ,
I meant to j';m;i : ur claim. And I j
couldn't. It vr,--: n; ly ttak'.d out
and guard"! H- veil told mo you
s than mine, lour
irs ido pocket of that
: ::rl of hair around
It Don't v'U v.' rry. You send for
tho. baby p.i' ': ; : ! call thh home. So
long."
Fho Ktopp'-'l a sound from tho
other room, tb to ind of soino onj
waking, st.r"hii,g tired! on a
creaky bed, Fi-hir-g. and cursing soft
ly to hlm-sclf a-. pa!n. Then they
heard him ca'.l pecvi:h!y, longingly:
"Anybody ;t tLcre?"
Jet shrueged h'.r shoulders, and
smiled, and walked out of tho shack,
Ehuttlng tho door after her softly.
She could bear Jim's laugh as tho
went down afu.r her pony. Thu
staked claim was proved up cow.
on the Fourth as a matter of course.
I int iiow- about a piano to accompany
th- si.igers? You certainly should
J ave one and there is no reason why
you can't, and at once. Our pay as
you pljy plan will enable you to se
(tiro a splendid piano right now.
Seine bargains in slightly used pianos.
Pcrry-Tharp-Bcrry Music Co.
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Near Electric Li-lit Plant
MAKES
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CALL AND SEE THEM. CAU SAVE YOU MONEY
Crushed Rock, Sand and Cement for Sale
BUILDING BLOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
12 and 18 inch Drain Tile for Sidewalk, Gate Posti, Flower
Mounds, Etc.
Good Stock on Hand WE Deliver Free of Charge
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I an going to retire Prom active business and in order to do
this I am offering my entire stock of Dry Goods, Notions, etc.,
ABSOLUTE COST
if you wai-.t to make $1 do the work of $5, come to my store
and lay in a supply of Spring and .Summer Goods. Everything
will be slashed to rock bottom prices, Including
LAWNS, LINENS, GINGHAMS, PERCALES, CHAMBRAYS,
SILKS, SATINS, SHOES, HOSE.
Come land .See My Line. Ally (Prices Will
Astonish You
A. RIGCINS
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CfT Ql A t Timber, Turpentine, Cut-over
f fcJiTi-l-rf Lmds, Choice Colinization
Tracts at lnv Prices, Florida Homes and Groves on Hih
Ivollintf Land, Situated on Meautiful Lakes, Paying Straw
beary and Trucking Farms. We guarantee all property just
as represented by us For reliable information see
(linger
& Alfield
rondo l.-ti-picturo's
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coat, and a
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PICKLING TIME
Plenty Spices all kinds for Pickeling and Canning
fruit Jar Rubbers 5c and 10c
A Few Drugs Left But They arc Going Fast
LAKE PHARMCY
MAIN ST.
PHONE 42
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