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mm
7
.:
-av
.
Hhis
.
charming
suit
of
brown
kashmir
and
beige
jersey
in
large
checked
design
running
dif
agonally,
Is
very
smart.
The
jumper
has
a
crew
neck
with
a
smart
set-on
V-shaped.
The
sklrV
has
a
circular
front
panel
that
hangs
a
tiny
bit
lower
than
the
hem.
Since
checked
bags
may
now
be
seen
in
almost
any
fabric
from
gingham
to
jersey,
the
lady
In
the
sketch
had
no,
difficulty
matching
her
bag
to
her
blouse.
Her
hat
Is
one
of
the
new,
off-the-face,
globe-like
models.
'hjiei
shown
an
early
spring
frock'
'
pattern'
n
individualistic
style.
Note
the
side
jabot
with
flower
brooch.
Skirt
Is
n
'
tiers
and
accordian
pleated,
with
girdle
drape.
Both
jabot
and
girdle
drape
are
lace
trimmed.
Skirt
is
uneven
hemmed
while
the
modish
handkerchief
collar
is
used.
In
prints,
satin,
georgette,
crepe
Hc-main
or
knitted
fabric
this
pattern
is
most
effective.
Match
Your
Accessories
to
the
Ensemble
R..
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MARCH
WEATHER
Informal
evening
clothes
are
displaying
touches
Ifrmrwed
from
the
sports
mes
and
to
advantage.
Here
is
a
charming
little
costume
that
features
the
semi-tailored
bow.
The
frock
Is
sleeveless,
of
yellow
chiffon,
with
two
flare
tiers.
The
card
if,
jacket
is
also
of
chiffon,
in
canary
yellow,
with
giant
brown
dote.
Worn
with
a
.brown
lwt
and
brown
An
Important
arrival
in.
Ihe.
spring
mods
is
he
tailored
twted
coat
vyith
scarf
ana
lining"
match
in
a
contrasting
silk
crepe.
Here
is
one
of
fine
imported
mixture
in
gray
and
blue,
worn
with
a
scarf
and
lining
of
slate
blue
silk
crepe.
The
collar
is
flat,
to
show
the
scarf
to
good
advantage.
Under
this
type
of
coat
is
worn
a
simple
sports
dress,
"mi
'
!.'
'A
'l4IM'!
iln-t'l
n
I'
x
.:i
,i
.H
,
;
v
,)Vhite
galyak,
that
soft,
fiat
Ifft
6HI
X?
mWt
I
IB
fur
so
pretty
in
light
shades,
is
Iwlift
V
"
iUVfil
II
being
used
on
almost
every
smart
wfflnl
II
&
spring
coat.
One
of
its
chief
RslS
RfiMwa
II
Virtues
Is
Its
pliability,
which
,
&ltttU?ffl$f
Ct
&f
?&
II
enables
you
to
drape
it
as
easily
II
c
Here
it
is
ns
n
n-irf
collar
of
an
attractive
black
'cloth
coat
with
a
bow
flare
at
the
hem.
The
collar
can
be
arranged
.
in
any
way
you
wish
either
close
to
the
throat,
in
stock
fashion,
or
hanging
1
(
-
tip
WK
W
fir!
-
.
perg,,
preferably
preftrobly
in
Id
some
some
vivid
vld
shade.
shade,
Ing
loostlf.
looselj.
;
;.
,
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-
NEW
f5TYI.ES
SEEN
IN
THE
CHUKCli
IIARADE
YESTERDAY
,
.
Eastciunday
ha
for,
long
jlw-en
the
signal
for
the
appearance
of
the
new
spring
outfits
and
yesterday
was
no
exception'
to
the
rule.
All
the
new
styles
an
seen
above
were
noted
yesterday.
V
WAS
INCLEMENT
Still
Less
Rainfall
is
Recorded
This
Year
Than
Last
With.
Sunshine
More
Scarce
Though
the
month
of
March,
just
ended
was
an
exceptionably
unfavorable
one
from
the
weather
standpoint
with
a
total
of
12.31
Inches
of.
precipitation,
which
is
more
than
has
been
recorded
in
the
city
for
any
single
month
in
more
than
a
year,
and
only
71.7
hours
of
sunshine
which
is
rath-er
low,
a
summary
for
the
year
1929
to
date
shows
that
the
total
rainfall,
amounting
to
23.2C
inches,
is
slightly
lower
than
the
81.95
inches
for
the
corresponding
period
in
1928
while
sunshine
so
for
this
year
has
aggregated
210.9
hours
as
compared
with
228.9
hours
for
the
first
three
months
of
1928.
Following
is
the
weather
summary
for
the
month
of
March
this
year
as
Issued
by
H.
U.
Tee,
Digby
Island,
Dominion
meteorologist:
Total
wind
mileage,
7503.
Average
wind
velocity,
10.08
miles
per
hour.
Greatest,
wind
velocity,
CO
miles
per
hour
from
the
southeast
on
March
27.
Total
precipitation,
12.31
inches
including
18.G
inches
of
snow.
Greatest
daily
rainfall,
1.27
inches
on
March
3.
Maximum
temperature,
52
on
March
17.
Minimum
temperature,
27
on
March
31.
Mean
temperature,
39.2.
Hiuhesi
barometer
reading
at
seilfTOl,
30.85
on
March
31.
Iiwest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level.
29.14
on
March
25.
The
oldest
newspaper
In
the
world
is
the
official
"Pekin
Gazette."
It
has
been
published
continuously
for
over
one
thousand
years.
More
than
1,500
of
the
paper's
editors
have
been
WILL
FIGHT
DIVORCE
Mrs.
Garnet
Helene
Patton
In-man,
wlfs
pf
the
millionaire
heir
to
the
Duke
fortune,
who
will
plight
her
husband's
divorce
suit.
PRONUNCIATION
OF
1
SOME
MEXICAN
NAMES
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
March
28
:
The
National
Geographic
So-
i
ciety
has
come
to
the
aid
of
those
"who
have
been
avidly
reading
Mexican,,
rebellion
news,
but
do
not
know
whether
Durango
is
u
coastal
or
a
middle
western
statr,"
and
cannot
pronounce
any
)1
the
names.
Following
is
the
self-pronoun-,
ing
list
of
states
Involved:
Chihuahua,
Che-wah'
wah.
Coahuita,
Ko-a-wee'Ia.
Zacatecas,
Sa-katay'-kas.
Jalisco,
Ha-less-ko.
Mlchaocan,
Mo-cho-a-kan.
Guerrero,
Gayr-ray-ro.
Oaxado,
Wa-hal-kah.
Querelaro,
Kay-raZ-tah-ro.
Tlaxtala,
Tlas-kahMah.
Steel
rails
on
n
north
and
south
track
last
longer
than
those
laid
east
and
west.
The
magnetism
generated
by
the
train
friction
is
undisturbed
in
the
former
case;
in
the
latter
it
is
resisted.
IF
YOU
COULD
SEE
HIM
TO-DAY
v'
A
PIHNTBD
UNSKMHLE
iiere
Is
n
ensemble,
gay
vivid
a
orful.
In
faet,
the
pr
inted
i-nwintio
the
raire
this
season.
And
for
:
r
Bilioatnett
indConttipationfone
and
vivacieusneas,
there
is
nothing
n
coming.
These
are
developed
in
the
'
r
Ilk
nrinbi
in
both
rnnaervativc
iit
t
ernlstic
lines.
Each
piece
may
'
separately
At.
Ie4reiil
and
both
sh-r'
and
t
eOHs
are
seen.
u
'
v
'
it.';
V
The
rrfncctw
Line
Tnkcs
b
"
,
v'
'
.
Spring
Coats
Thanks
to
"FRUIT-A-TIVES"
I
I
'
Ilealth,
rigour,
energy
perfect
re-l
gulation
of
the
Udneri
and
Imwrb
i
nound
tlccp
and
food
appetite
how
they
ell
re-ftpper
to
make"
life
worth
'
liring,
M
toon
m
you
UVe
the
marvel
lous
medicine
"f
ruit-a-llveii,"
rauuo
from
fruit
juices
combined
with
the
finest
medlelosl
infredienU.
Mr.
Emery
Lemay
knows
this.
Writing
from
tfc
St.
Fsmille
St.,
Montreal,
be
lUtei,
"I
tu
always
constipated
and
bilious,
which
made
me
fed
tired
and
out-of-eorU.
One
day
a
travelling
man
recommended
'Fruit-a-tivci.'
You
elniuM
ane
me
to-day
in
perfect
health,
full
Of
ermrgy,
and
the
eoiuti
potion
all
gone."
This
U
one
of
the
great
virtual
of
"Fruit-ft-llvia"
ite
wonderful
cleansing
xiweri.
It
acta
on
the
three
treat
eliniinttin
organs,
the
bowcli,
kidneys
and
nldn,
keeping,
the
body
free
of
Wuate,
purifying
the
blood,
IjuiUling
up
strengtii
and
wrgy.
Try
them.
2ic,
and
fiOo.
S
box
at
dealori
everywhere.
Try
a
bally
Kewa
WANT-AD.
n
Th'o
first
.day's
news
cutM
back
by
delighted
buyers
ft"
I
Paris,
at
the
time
of
the
open!
!was
to
the
effect
that
prince
j
lines
were
being
adapted
coats.
-This
Is
welcome
new.;
ff
the
tall,
slender
woman
who
cl
afford
the
molded
princess
vltf
its
flaring
hem.
The
model
shown
here
is
'1
green
kasha
with
geometric
tlnjrs.
Note
the
longer
line
1
back
and
the
way
in
which
tk
coat
clings
to
the
figure.
The'
Is
n
small
collar
of
gray
squirf"