Tops
to
wear
over
new
spring
suits
frocks
all
new
styles
Including
Reefers,
Swaggers,
Toppers
and
BalraacaaiM
impeccably
tailored
of
wool
fleeces
and
nubby
woolens
in
kepy
cheyion
or
Donegal
weave
tweeds
All
new
spring
colors.
Priced
from,
up
$10.95
HIS
CAREER
WAS
HECTIC
MIAMI,
March
31:
CP
Swift
transition
from
the
presidency
of
Cuba
to
flight
and
exile,
first
in
Canada,
then
in
the
United
States
next
in
the
Dominican
Republic
and
finally
in
Europe,
with
indictments
for
murder
hanging
over
his
head,
was
the
lot
of
Gerardn
Machado,
former
dictator
of
Cuba,
who
died
here.
He
was
the
victim
in
August.
1933,
of
a
revolt
In
the
army
men
occupying
the
presidencv
within
five
months.
All
dug
inexorably
into
te
acts
of
the
Ma-e'iado
administration.
They
accused
him
of
lulling
the
Cuban
people
into
somnolence
bj
an
extravagant
program
of
publis
works
while
he
and
his
intlmatei
enriched
themselves-
They
held
him
personally
responsible
for
terrorist
acts
climaxed
by
a
series
of
summary
executions,
indicted
him
on
charges
of
murder
and
sought
to
extradite
him.
In
the
face
of
these
developments
Machado
fled
from
Nas
sau,
his
first
haven,
to
Montreal
lor
re-election.
Rut
in
1928,
tr-Cuban
Congress,
of
which
he
had
won
control
by
astute
party
mt'i
uvering.
amended
the
constltu
j
ion
making
the
presidential
term
,
iix
years.
j
This
would
have
held
him
in
of-:
ice
until
1931,
but
after
the
am-i
.ndment
was
adopted,
a
fresh
election
was
called.
Machada
ran
for
the
full
new
term
and
was
elr
ected,
thus
extending
his
regime
ostensibly
until
1935.
Meanwhile
the
world
economic
depression"
had
descended
upon
Cuba.
The
sugar
market
collapsed,
distress
was
added
to
political
un
rest.
There
were
revolts,
riots
nnrf
ing
officers.
Machado's
foes
said
that
In
most
of
these
cases
tha
prisoners,
forced
to
run,
were
riddled
In
the
back
at
short
range
Eventually
Machado
himself
fled
Machado
"w.
was
".'J
born
at
"
Villa
VUia
Clara
oiara
then
to
Pouehkeeosie.
N.
y
to
New
York,
to
Philadelphia
and.
MnehXVwJ
1
,
rd
finally,
in
July,
1034,
to
Sahto10
a"d
Sen6rf
Morales
de
Domingo.
He
remained
in
closely
1T
guarded
seclusion
there
until
Nov-'"
f
f'
ember
21,
1934,
when
he
embark-
h
k
denTtl
led,
,w,th
l
free
the
"d
ed
at
Puerto
Plata
for
Hamburg
?nenme",5
f
rom
Arrlvlnp,
in
nOPm.nV
n.v,.,
i?
sPaln
and
t
was
said
that
in
he
he
annnunVrd
announced
that
'hp
he
wai
i
;
-.,Vv
"sirfc
l-'"muuuu
childhood
the
"ie
future
president
presiaent
sel
'rri""
m
DAILY
MTV
FnVUv
V.
,v,
TE'S
PRE
EAST
Printed
Housecoats
Ankle
length
housecoats
in
colorful
gay
designs.
Sizes
14
to
20.
Q-j
Qff
Pre-Eastcr
Sale
?X.tJt
Blouses
New
novelty
blouses,
all
colors,
some
with
Jabots,
Crepes
and
Sheers.
f
QC
Pre-Easter
Sale
?-t7t)
Dance
Sets
Novelty
crepe
satin
striped
dance
sets.
Blue
and
Tea
Rose.
Sizes
small,
til.
medium
1II1U'U1
and
large.
Pre-Easter
Sale
1.00
Canada's
Royal
Guest
JUST
ARRIVED!
100
Cotton
Dresses
'i
Gay
florals,
stripes,
dots
and
patterns.
Zippers
and
button
fronts,
plain
or
gored
skirts
in
pique
and
broadcloth,
etc.
AH
new
styles.
Pre-Eastcr
Sale
31.59
Slips
Elaborate
satin
lace
trimmed
slips.
Reg.
value
to
$1.95.
Q-f
A
A
Pre-Easter
Sale
QJL.UU
FRESHENING
UP
ON
WHAT
TO
DO
AS
KING
COMES;
LOOKING
UP
ETIQUETTE
One
Says
Ma
am
Not
".Madam"
to
Her
Majesty
and
three
years
was
rurther
ex-Children
with
Bouquets
Wait
a
Bit
for
Their
Elders
'tendtd
in
1933,
8.
J.
:iunjerford.
jpreMdent,
states
in
tnj
annual
re-
By
MUK1KL
ADAMS
I
Prt
ot
tne
company
mbmltted
on
mnH.,nD
o,
,...
.behalf
ot
the
UoTd
of
Directors
.
ui.cu
'unci
,j
,KI
ln
Ik.
I
r
......
r-
.
.
.
In
passing,
Their
Majesties
will
tate
f"itton.
iuu
hum
wauiru
Nttiw
in
me
t
tic
a
iiDuar
iwuan
ox
ui
tuiii
uom.
which
had
been
the
chief
prop
of
attemp
VassawlnatV
Machado
i"1
v
Ma,".Ch
31
:
(CP)-Etiquette
hooks
head
on
yesterday
by
Hon.
C.
D
Howe.
au.uu.uuuuuu.
iw
ueu
congress
granted
him
power
to1
.
,,btH
varU"s
Circles
OI
Lanauian
Society
and,
OJ
iran.porv.
tne
com-
J.
.
.
.
It
.
...""I
suspend
constitutional
guarantees!
particularly
in
the
Dominion
canital.
Pennle
arn
thnmh.
!?nA.,?ad
an
PMn
""J1
"
f"!i
struck
back
at
his
enemies!
nff
the
latest
textbooks
On
whatW-hnt
tn
Vm
V'
30
lncttM
01
587
702
ov
TLti
i
"To
3ndi,rU,?u
f
COnfI??
in
tHe
l,reSenC(i
0f
the
King
Oro
operating
revenue,
were
papers
SSuSSJS
vE
i
w
they
tour
the
country
J-
in
May.
J
'tmm
agmtt
$4,076,684
Jn
1937
Lie
aUSb.
I
Librarl
report
a
brisk
business
an
increaae
of
$238.(571.
Ow-r.t.,-
in
social
behavior
manuals
from
of
presentation
during
the
rova!
t
exnentea
were
4
tea
us
Cited
For
Bravery
In
Action
'their
shelves
and
queries
as
to
vt
there
are
no
worries
regard-J
$4,018,146.
an
Increase
of
$150,909.
inn
tMh
i
i
m
t
nahono.
tro
"
'u.b
ur
Ytm
ana
ine
increase
in
operaunK
ex
Dense.
opponents
of
hu
adminUtrJ
roUy
ae
"umerous-
ltalhert
to
be
worn
by
women
at-,
was
3.76
per
cent
as
compared
with
n,
n,M.
amlnlstraon
on
Few
0f
the
thouiands
who
will
tending
the
formal
function.
an
Increase
of
5
10
per
cent
m
rev
attempting
to
escape
from
arrest
-
-
i'
..
nnc
uuc
w
uic
nnaijn.j
i
Jiey
should
they
will
address
her
tlons
will
be
worn
by
men
attend-
additional
business
and
the
rest
r
as
"Ma'am."
Sticklers
on
good
the
state
dinner
at
Govern-
ation
of
basic
rates
of
pay
breeding
shudder
at
the
thought
of
ent
House
and
at
the
government
After
payment
of
bond
Interest
the
abbreviaUon
lengthened
to
dinner
to
be
held
at
the
Chateau
but
before
depreciation
and
Jnterc
t
"Madam."
Laurler
should
it
be
considered
n
of
'
-
,
w
U'-S
UltLLJ.
tilt'
C
MTti.
'available
$276,239
which
would
be
be
greeted
Individually
as
-
Your
Court
train?
will
not
be
worn
by
paW
tc
the
government
a?
interest
Majesty,
and
should
conversation
tfte
women
but
long
white
gloves
n
advan:es.
The
corresponding
follow
with
the
King
he
will
be
ad-'are
essential.
Oloves
will
also
be
Ngure
n
1937
was
$199,537
dressed
as
"Sir,"
a
form
modernized
'
worn
by
the
men
and
as
in
the
case
Freleht
revenues
Increased
bv
from
the
old-school
"Sire."
of
members
of
the
staff,
their
hands
H7.578
during
the
year.
Passenger
Women
will
not
be
required
to
may
rema,n
gloved
throughout
the
revenues
increased
$02,342
and
m'-make
so
deep
a
curtsy
as
at
a
court
repa8t-
cellaneous
revenue
Increased
$28,
Ann
1
.
L
-
.
I
71
1
'TIA
I
rl
JA
flA.l
-
i.icai.i.aiiuii
""
uui
inusv
"'-
ue
'uy
reaay
101
w
in
n
fnnr!iinti
Conversation
iv
h.htcu
ucunv
..w,...,w.h.uc
mnnuc
man-Tnd
inSSp?
To
.av
2
dom
saw
hl
ther
because
sel-
the
make
a
d,3t,nct
Wbob"
with
the
body
'Al
forma,
Eather?nB.
the
Klnrt
.
wa
..
PrlnclPay
m
export
traffic
Tu?e"
colonel
orally
was
In
the
field
hrect
and
Mt
knw
bent
half
tJSlni
thC
report
slale-
In
German
Rnt
.hlrp
a
!P
soa
f
,
'
Machado
entered
the
strugcl-
d
the
right
calf
should
the
King
ia
royal
command
t
Z
Pawcner
"venue
reflect'
the
con-
inBVXWXu
said
he
cou
d
stav
ton?
'hi
FSSJW"-
seyerrtywound-
Witru
w
jrom
ine
wai
ine
Ior-
or
bowing
as
the
case
mav
be
and
v"'"'a"'0
oince
jvj
wished
brmS?atfuta
K?1
"T
lo?When,f
te
for
the
men.
!8haklng
ihtfftee
Jvenues
have
Increased
,
Wnllld
ask
fnr
his
ovtraHHIr,n
onrl
inaependence
rinally
came
he
held
Emphasis
Is
being
placed
on
din-'shall
wait
until
on
December
14
ffe
left
Hamburg
Hlf
ra"k
J
br,eader
general.
jjier
behavlcr
and
It
Is
noted
when
opens
the
conversation
thus
avoid-
bouquet
to
the
Queen
at
numerous!
1
only
few
minutes
before
,ecret
nol-
TTlJj
l'?
hta
f
to!
Ff
U'
men
l"K
a"y
Chance
of
nh"ent
ov-
stop's
across
Cand
are
be?ngprTm
Ice
ui.
u-.i
j....
wlth
Win
a
a
sugar
sugar
plantation,
PlantaWon,
cattle
cattle
I
euests
guests
shall
shall
rise
rise
and
and
mrUv
curtsy
at
at
their
thMriPrt.tr
,4aua
tt,L
i"n
visited,
his
hotel
Five
davs
later
former
Havana
associates
S.T
,
Ve"
anrt
,Ttr.
PT
to-
the
Klng
before
Po1
Ucs-"e
becam
nsr
gen-.following
the
Queen
to
the
drawing
In
New
York
learned
he
as
in
Switzerland
young
rePubllc
s
army
room.
Manipulates
Constitution
and
7'"
of,thue
interior,
When
the
King
rises
to
eignlfy
Machado,
an
accomplished
vote-
llff
0
th,en
ilber4J
dl"ner
U
over'
the
me"
8ha
bw
getter,
went
Into
the
Cuban
presl-
h
"1,
"
he
Pass
fore
following
out.
dency
in
1925
for
a
four-year'
rirl
Ktion
,uMatt"
tof
Cubas
mth
Presldent-
Since
c
there
term
under
pledge
not
to
stand
will
be
no
court
ball
A
nod
or
extended
hand
by
Their
lives.
According
to
authorities
on
Majesties
will
close
the
interview
rules
of
procedure
for
such
cere-and
the
presentee
shall
curtsy
or
monies,
they
shall
come
forth
to
bow,
walk
backwards
two
or
three
perform
their
duties
after
the
steps,
and
then
rejoin
the
other
Queen
has
greeted
two
or
three
of-Bucsta-
Ilcials,
allowing
an
opocrtunlty
to
Presenting
Bouquets
overcome
a
last-mlnuto
stage
viniaren
selected
to
present
a
fright
Purses
Novelty
patent
and
leather
purses
in
Ja-ponica,
Rlaek,
Navy,
Rrown.
C-fl
OC
Pre-Hnster
Sale
fJJO
Gloves
Novelty
fabric
gloves.
Some
zippered
in
Japonica,
Claret,
Black,
Brown,
7Qf
Navy.
Pre-Eastcr
Sale
g
Bedroom
Slippers
Novelty
velvet
bedroom
jilipfKTH.
AH
colors
and
sizes.
A
Pre-Easter
Sale
iJeJC
Kid
Gloves
Novelty
styles
in
all
sizes.
Colors
Black,
Brown
and
Navy.
Reg.
values
?-i
A
A
to
$3.95.
Pre-Eastcr
Sale
.
V-S-.ttJ
Hats
All
new
spring
hats,
straws
O-fl
Aff
and
felts.
Pre-Eastcr
Sale
V-ltfJ
ANNETTE
LADIES'
WEAR
CO
Next
Door
Bulkley
Market
We
Lead,
Others
Follow
iSTEAMSHIPS
!
ARE
PAYING
OTTAWA.
March
31.
rhe
annual
improvement
in
the
bigness
of
the
Canadian
Nation!
Vest
Indies)
SALE
Again
we
lead
with
outstanding
values
in
Spring
Apparel
for
Women.
Below
are
listed
a
few
of
our
many
values
in
Coats,
Suits,
Dresses,
Housecoats,
Housedreu.
es,
Etc.
Come
and
be
convinced
The
EASTER
PARADE
starts
at
9
a.m.,
SATURDAY,
APRIL
1st
-
No
Foolk'
NEW
Spring
Coats
Dresses
Street
and
afternoon
in
flat
crepes,
prints
and
florals.
All
new
colors.
Qj
Pre-Easter
Sale
QAVO
approxlmau-ly
SIW.CO0
per
annum
7ne
increase
in
nUsceUaneoiM
rw-enue.s
reilecu
Uie
charter
ot
siMun-t
Cornwallls
earrtaf
nitrate
from
Chile
tr
Unrfcd
BMm
porU."
The
veaieU
of
the
fleet
at
Uw
end
of
1931
numbered
eleven
with
a
icUl
gross
tonnac
of
874
1
tons
During
the
jrwu
Uvty
eompleUd
I
voyages,
one
more
than
In
die
'receding
year.
Regular
service
were
matotetnfd
during
the
year
rrnm
Cana4a
to
Bermuda
Qaham.T
Jamaica.
IHxt-orir
.hi
K.r-
Ar.ugue.
Ouade-loupe.
Mirtlnlque.
8t
Lurla.
Dar-bad-i'
Gt
t:..:
i
T-'.'iit'.id
Si
V'.n-en'
D.-n..r:
.,
M-xrra
Dri'ilh
1
V
1!
r'j;
c
Suit
ft
Strictly
tailored
S
r
c-Dressmaker
made
h
new
colors
inclurii.i
'
Priced
from,
up-
12.95
MASSKT
(illlL
Dll-S
Beaate
BeU.
Ma
way
yesterday
afur
Prince
Ropert
Oenrrj
H
.
Union
steamer
C.:
airlve
tomorrow
m
fiom
the
south
ui.:
4:36
on
her
return
and
waypolnta
Mail
Schedule
t'ot
ne
CH
Monday.
WrdneKfsy
snd
Prlday
.
Ptt
f
rom
the
l'jt
Tuesday
Thursday
and
Saturday
nOOps
Cu
extra
fine
lo
tnoggle
smoothly
info
the
paper,
o
roll
quickly
and
easily
Info
a
richer,
mellower
c.garefte
thaf
t
Old
Virginia,
a
more
satisfying
smoko
every
time.
You'll
praise
the
seal-tighf
pooch.
Llko
a
pocket
humidor
,
it
keeps
Old
Virginia
always
Iresh,
And
its
so
convenient
you
can
luck
a
uuuu.c
au.omai.c
poox
of
"thanfeclcr
Vogue
papers
right
into
it,
MM
or
I5