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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08
Colors on Lingerie Dresses

THE new white dresses shown in the
! shops have some touch Of color in
embroidery or lace but the allover en-
broidery coats trimmed with lace are
pure white. These are very useful to
wear in the late afternoon. and, while
they could not be accused of being
warm. they do add a certain air Of
FRESHNESS to the toilet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08

THE newest blouses are made Of
every conceivable shade and ma
terial-chiffon. silk. satin. filet net
and all of them have introduced some
where IL tie decorations the omnipres-
ent fall of lace or material named in
Paris the jabot.
A blouse of violet chiffon is finished
in front in three deep tucks. which at
both sides of the front breadth is bound
In satin and the jabot of lace is intro
duced. The same idea is carried out in
the undersleeves while the yoke Of the
blouse is made of the lace used to make
the Jabots.
trimmed with f1let net. covered with a
design in bands of silk. while the linen
underbiouse Is fastened from neck to
waist with a iabot. 1t gives the same
effect as the ruffied white blouse Of just
a year ago. except that the middle pleat
on this new creation is but one-haEf
inch wide. In speaking Of last year.
both the jumper and ruffied blouse are
combined In these latest waists. which is
shown by the last illustration. This Is
made of white taffeta heavily embroid-
cred in white silk flowers. while band
of net, covered with orchids. holds the
shoulder strap together at the front
This shows the jabot in the ruffle Of the
underblouse while the tiny buttons used
down the front are covered with taffeta
and finished around the edge with a frill
Of lace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08
SIMPLIFIED MODELS

All of the elaborate blouses Of the il
lustration are beyond the power of the
home dressmaker. But little ingenuity
can accomplish wonders. and a repro
duction Of model garments does not
necessitate an exact copy in materials.
The design of any of these blouses may
be carried out in cotton. particularly the
one trimmed with embroidery. This
waist would be charming made of dotted
swiss. the wide bands of the shoulders
done In white embroidered linen. The
ruching down the front is for sale in
any shop at little cost.
The other two may be made in dimity
or lawn-in fact. Powered dimity would
be a charming binding for the blue
waist-and valenciennes lace is not an
expensive article
The violet waist is really designed for
China silk. and pompadour ribbon might
be used as a trimming. making the I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08

tiful effects may be obtained by using
Hamburg or machine embroidery. The
only important point is to see that the
material for the foundation Is fine and
OF good quality.
OF course no one can expect to use
apy OF this years models unles1 one Is
willing to do most OF the sewing by
hand. for this is the one little detail that
makes q blouse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08

in heavy white floss. 1t looks at
distance like a costume for a giantess,
blu. when worn the effect is original.
and good.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-04-23
Our Peruna Tablet
Is PerUna With
Fluid Removed.

szrfzees the mouth folr paryrgs caaa
paryzz coyza Of the head In WINTER classes
hyas stozehic useful dyspepsia chronic gsSc
Of Of the gall duct caaTh OF tie
atsns -rh Of the d1ey Chronic Bghrs disease eatarrn OF ne
blsdds and czta-Th Of other pelvic organs
BARTE0L0W REGARDS COPA2k excellent remedy for chronic
Of the bladder chronic bronchitis rrh Of the bronchial tubes
BA2THoL0W STATES THAT CUB2B ingredient Of Peruna
appetite circulation Of the blood Use
FL il chronic nasal eztrrh uaE phngis catarTh Of the phn1
tony Of the OF the throat II also
ves Uss. dyspepsia tarh Of the stomach and IN
chronic aah Of the con and h the bdds prostatorrhe
and ehrouic bronchial affections
EPAUGH MEDICINAL PLANTS Of the most authoritative
medicinal herbs in the English language il commenting
CoLESoSA CAEADESss that the AID
motor Il increases the soa Of the membranes IN
Kentaky Tennessee ard Caua
eonna eansdns considered for disorders rdrg
headache co dropy and Indigestion DR. sCUDDER regards
highly
These citations ought be sufficient TO show candid mind that Pc
caarrh remedy Surely such herbal remedies that command ths
euth1e confidence authorities obab brought
combination oughto make catah remedy the highest
This claim and able this claim
quotations HIGHEST MEDICAL WORLD
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Aprons for Little Girls.

Aprons are coming in again for 1T.
tie girls and for others up TO the age
OF Y or II, according 10 their deyel.
opment. After all. this must be
taken into consideration IN the selec-
ton ~ all girls clothing at this crit
ical age. French mothers are adopt.
Ing the apron, making II up in all the
fashionable linenE. Some forms OF II
are real works OF art In point Of EN-.
broidery added 10 them; but others
are merely sensible" garments OF
plain. stout, easily cleaned material.
The American mother, therefore. who
adopts them for economy's sake. will
find her children this year quite In
'the fashion. .-Harper's Bazaar.
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WORTH on THE TAILoR.aAoE.
Great French Dreshmaksf Does Not
Approve ~ style.

Worth. fbe great French dresa-
maker. does not approve of tailor
made RDwnz In his fascinating arti-
eien in HATper'z Bazar he says. among
other ,binEG
In the mOrning We will admit the
suitability - a tailor made gown. worn
with n blouse Of excessive nGatneas.
BDch n RDwn the American wears a.
breakfast. In that respect differing
from the French woman. Who takes her
chocolate alone In the aecl1sl0n of the
bondoar. clad In n muslin or cashmere
peignoir. Iiut supposing there lB a
wedding. charity bazaar or a lunch.
con party tn be attended. drive en-
automobile. a shoot or a rider Each
occaKion pill determine the choice Of
attire.
Yet there are yUTn>n Who will 20
in tailor made attire TO an afternoon
reception. or to that smartsAt Of al.
fairs In The ryez 81 the FrenchNoman.
q wedding. EIeuseB 81 great number
and variety Tho dsfAulter will fnd for
herself. 10 QUESTIONED She will say.
This IN my neW frOck.' or. I haven I
anything eIun m 20 go In or again.
The day Vas dull.' or The tailor.
mAde In my chooc. you know | never
wear anything else Al poor excuses.
madam. not Ia be tolerated In any
grade OF society"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-04-23
KEEPING LINGERIE ~ ORDER.
Have Separate Compartment for Esch
- the Articles.

Can any girl imagine anything more
attractive than % pull out a bureau
drawer and see nice little stacks o!
dainty white lingerie. With their pretty
little ribbons tied In neat bows? There
Il something about dainty lingerie that
appeals % every girl. No matter how
careless she may be In other matters
u dress. when II comes 70 underclOth.
ing she Is generally neat and dainty.
Of course. 20 keep lingerie requires.
Ike everything else. time and trouble.
but ask any girl Il Il u not worth de-
voting an hour or two every week.
and I am sure they Will all answer
Yea 4 neat way is 20 keep little
box. either a fancy or a plain one. and
divide It into three or four small com
partments, marking them corset coz.
ers, "pettlcCats" etc
Each week when the clothes 70 70
the laundry take out the ribbon. roll IL
neatly on piece Of cardboard and put
In its respective compartment.
II the ribbon Is a BIZ so!led It Is the
question Oi a few minutes more 10
wash II out: e. Is not necessary to iron
f. When the wash comes back 90 to
the box and get each ribbon from It's
own compartment
Fold the garment and pu, II in the
drawer under all the others. az II this
Is not done II will be found that the
two or three on top will soon wear out,
as the ones below are never used.
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I-s required f-- re --5ss- z-6 re
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ever AZ ace. o. lf -Es Lzca czz-5- -
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Es--sr s--l-s % l-seg-i1. TEs en-
- % crcw1 --s- t@ ct -1--t ard
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TIE sslzl-z % .5z re 20 ne crown
rz- - E5-te- bF Z tiny --.-1izz q -s-
% ace O. 6F = tuls-e1 roI q narrow
-.s5c- e-5.-z l- tE1 o. 1-1-e --s@t-ss
i- ~ f-1-- q t1e cap Il TIE bzck
ne f1I uL1-1 q The lace ts zI.gTs1
.1 m --Es. b-- f1 f-C-- 4 four l-cA
r1@e ri- ls E1z c5e-. % fall bec111.
l-z-y CTs- -1e -o--gstg.- the rlt-A
beng .; rl--Hs z-sc-z-e1 easily b.
tween f-I-- and back
= 6rsakfs-- cap IE q c11rza u--E:
attractive uEe1 made % TIE sane
lace ulth u1.cn the rszlzs q
trimmed. blr This ls not obligatory.
ard the r.55o-z E.Ii always emphasize
the cJ.J- z-t style % the costume.
u tiny rCse-,es -sed i1 p-ofus.1- are
uCst bec5-liEz they r1gst, o. course.
be suDloyed. whereas Ehere height o.
breadth are desired the u5ts satin
-.5Dor may be Eired 20 Is 70 stand
up Eeil IN place. a large fat bo~ o.
pink. blue o. asJve satin ribbon. ar
ranged In he center % the soft crown.
z-ilI perhaps give Just the necessary
lines. but the color. kind and style %
ribbons must always Be left % BE- de-
cited b. individual taste. as By 10
means can the most satisfactorily BE-
coming effects be obtained
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FOR THE MORNING
PETTY ssEESEEsT CAPS Noa
u-c- Hcss.
Ss>.-- = E1s----.-. e. -. -.sz s.-
81: -. -s- Is Els->-s-..y Ma.
L>--Ls.s az S-5c- -.
Materials LE.--

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Q; - s-t--l-e r1z--cz5z. ne b-eaF-
t2z. caca - -1-[aF. s-L. C1 n---e
Es Ez--s i-es. z-s even -.-s fzse-
Eztl-z. F5- 5-zzx'ss. u 1e1 % even
T. c-eE CE- 51.<.s- tzl1-y ca5 =
L-ze-fs lace ard rt55o-E Is a. a.
,-zr--Ts cI-z c.sr1s1- % 'se roe o.
--1.1i1ers1 crsre o. szu-. uastss-
o -c- 8. lg fz1s.l1as u The sane
material a. '5e neg. gee z5ua with
TE.C1 j. .s -s-- u tg- early .-
TIE 1.C-l-Ez 1efs-a TIE kz.r--esse-
has appeared z l-rls cap p -1ls s5r.
z z.-1ls. .e~ezslt-. vale 20 -. o.
5et,Ts there Ess been tine 20 dress
he hair Drope-.T fg- the 1z-. E.th al
"a coDas z-t Tgsa Tho cap viii
prove - iEtelselT 5e11-l1y as %
czEss al posEl5ls 9etec-s u - =,
D1cs disguised
There are uz1y r--fsts from which
% select 10 the breakfast caps. al
more o. Jess eIz5Jrats and al some.
VIA. clEcEIi 70 make gD Ei,hgl, a
model % c9pT piece b. piece. bEt for
The ambitions nothing lB i1lossi5Ia.
Many models are made Ike the ma
ioriiy % Infants capz. Only % c0urse
more elaborate. with large ri5oon
boTs and soft r1chlngs AID rJIGes d
lace.
Perhaps the esz!eg: model q al 70
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sage may not be able to eradicate.
This is often only bad habit, but
may be caused by poor eyesight,
which needs the treatment OF an ocu-
list
An excellent dandruff remedy is
made by combining 90 grains of
resorcin, one dram of ether, one dram
of olive oil and six ounces of alcohol.
Friction into the scalp every night
and shampoo the hair with melted
soap or eggs every week.
An exceIient lotion for the skin, to
take away the drawn feeling, is made
from: Cologne. one dram; fresh
lemon Juice, one dram; elderfiower
water, one ounce. The face can be
wiped with this every day or even
twice a day.
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SLIPPERS FOR THE EVENING,
Decree 10 That They Must Match
coicr of ths Conn.

With al evening gowns colored slip
pera and BtOc kings are an inherent
part " the costume, and not even a
shade difference 10 color o. perrn,sglbIe
between the elk or satin gown and
the satin or kid slippers n the gown
ih ~ popular shade % p!ak. blue.
yellow or lavender u ia generally p0s-
sibie ~ procure slippers Of a CORE
spending color among the stock sizes.
but II the slippers must be made 10
order they viii add quite a consider.
able itt'm ~ the cost Of costume but
" the color ls not one that ls far out
Of The ordinary II IL generally T>aslble
~ give the right shade 10 satin slip
per that u perhaps Just on the color.
Pastel pencils or cOlored chalks Will
give deeper color ~ any pale shade
and can frequently be made 10 answer
Instead ~ the liquid dye which lg not
10 easy matter 10 work with. For
pink slippers that have become gray
10 faded 30 aB not 20 tone In well with
the gown, ordinary rouge powder will
do much 20 restore the original color.
Unless one Is especially successful
In dycIng silks, II IL scarcely worth
while TO invest IN a new pair Of giip-
pers and attempt 10 dye them 10 IN.
required color but 20 restore the color
10 old slippers or 10 give them a deep
or color more IN keeping with the
shade of the gown. rouge or a pastel
pencil will almost always prove ef.
feciiyc Suede pumps and slippers
are decidedly popular Just now, but
would De more popular II only they
fid not become brown IN such a dis
frnFF.ngiy short time nor Is any kind
~ shD" 1lark!Hg especially effective.
Such has often been rcsOrted 10 In
sheer desperation, but charcoal will
be- found excellent for the purpose. as
besides giving good black color II
will keep the soft finish Of the leather
10 proper condition.
In cleaning all KID and satin shoes
and slippers shoe trees should always
Dc used
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Leisure 70 Burn,

My dear" asked the oyerworked
business manager OF his wife, as he
tried TO write a check for her, answer
the telephone, receipt the expressman,
and give instructions to fioor-walker,
at one and the same time: My dear
in that Great Beyond, do you sup.
pose any OF the elegant leisure, of
which the preacher tells US, will fall
TO my lot"
sweetly, you will doubtless have
leisure TO burn" n."-Illustrate Sun
dag Magazine.
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h&E,'sz}II|l'
I6iIef3s,X@
TabRy'
1 cG

Daily exercise with light dumb-bells
eventually cures round shoulders.
Some people wash the hair with tar
toap after an egg shampoo, but the
plain egg is cleansing and leaves the
hair much softer than II soap is used
with IL.
Should the use OF grease on the face
have a tendency TO produce superhu,
ous hair II may be checked by mixing
spirits OF camphor with the grease or
by occasionally rubbing It over the
skin.
Remember that constant blinking of
the eyes causes fine network OF
wrinkles around the eyes that mas,
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turned up with a wide hem, and Is
trimmed above with three rows OF
lace insertion. the material being cut
away from the back Of the lace to
leave II quite transparent.
The kimono bodice is also trimmed
with lace insertion. Is low In the neck,
and has elbow-sleeyes gathered into
bands Of insertion edged with two
tiny crossVise frills. Wide folded
wsiEtbsnd Of deep rose.pink panne.
Materials required: 81 yards 4e
inches vide. and about % yards !nser.
ton.
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a CIassicsI Sash.

One OF the new classical model
gowns shows a long sash depending
from between the shoulders, and held
In place by straps OF black velvet
strewn with brilliants. These straps
are passed over the shoulders from
the back to the front. where they are
fastened with buckles FrInges in
gold and silver and colored beads are
used 10 edge the ends OF many OF
these sashos.
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For Gored Models.

In all gored models the plaits OF one
breadth overlap the edge Of the next
one. After they are carefully basted
and pressed lay each gore accurately
over the other, according to the
notches and perforations Baste them
into place with small stitches that
will not pull or give in the fitting
After all are put together, try on
and see II any alterations are neces
ssry.
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Eveninq Wraps.

Opera and theater wraps are al.
ways the bone OF contention with de.
signers. who rarely can be brought
TO agree on the prevailing styles or
trimmings. The majority are, how.
ever. undoubtedly made in cloak
rather than coat form. and. although
the kImono is waived in favor OF the
Spanish cloak, the Chinese and Jap
anese influence is still marked.
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PERuNA EDITORIAL NO. 2.

go ofths iars azsst the eocsors
=. szeac7 Of PsrzzA ,.,,,
t-zrsSis-, ,f sss Tz' 20 Is
os-es-,g the zs 81 sh.sn nrsrs M
Tar, fr rrzres izzrsiisrt HYDEAsIs "a
eoITE Tb rit1 D,s-aay Of this hsroa rssay
gsly spkysd IL TIE treatment Of espfava s -, -s-
80 rstrs rzlal ezarTh iTepaA a Of ne ES.
ea.zrrh, Catarrhal isz1ies zh o. IA
Of tie pslTi: organs II also ~
vzriozs Of dzs peculiar 70 T'nash
A-s.tsr i-zrs.. coRYDALs RokkosA 8 eIeo Z I@s
U-i:si States Dlp<-Ias1-J ta-G
CEDgoy sEEDs Ingredient Of Psrzn2 az @
zzsy oTs-3cksd ~ the medical proia III @
ys.L 10 EE POUND IN VERf KE" DAUu sloa
Uns1 Dr-sz:ory the action of es1roa nzt e s
zzi TIE Of dyssntsry and II a'sElsa
SUBSTITUTE FOB QUIEIEZ
OIL OF COPAIBA ingrsa Of Pruna esd y ne Oni's
ga.ss AID durst l. ae1 o. TIE stozea
i-.s1sa-zl Ezlan the gzzrinAy
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Iss IRA HEs1eh 9E simple ahfet q Herosr4 rn 'or soaring
rhich aiso baHq1s ache4 he
"a inches side. ysrf nserion. nb5on.
dainty
ia Of e1Hhe trimmed with yaisnennes
Iofns he Ehflsf AaslAIB
no Of which are ~,
ygr y . acs
n
inches vide.
No quite nIghtzown
o gfs
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YOUNG GIRLS EVENING DRESS.
Cream Silk Veil. Material fer ThHi
Pretty Costume.

This pretty girlish dress IS in
cream silk vOils. The skirt IS gath.
cred into the Esisibaad. except Just
In the center front for a few inches,
where IL Is left plain The foot 10
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krtful Scheme.

Mrs. Knicker-That little Jones boy
has such beautiful table manners.
Mrs Bocker-Yes, his mother al
ways feeds him at home before he is
invited out.
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You always get full value in Lewis
Single Binder straight sc cigar. Youl
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The Tailored Model.

For mornib. and business wear.
travelling and outdoor sports the
tailored model Is preferred 10 the pre-
tentioax lingerie blouse. II does not
soiI or wilt 80 easily az the frily
lingerie biOaae.
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MHAT CAUsEs HEADACHE.

From October 70 May. Colds are the most FIRE
quent cause Of Headache. LAXATIVE BROMC
GCINlNE removes cause. E.W.Groye on bO 2JS
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Many things lawful are not expeti.
ent-Latin.
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A beauty sleep iss likely as nod 10
be NIT de mout open.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-04-23

Chenerosidy iss a fine trait, so l
guess a easy guy iss trait mark.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-04-23

Get Red Cross Ball Blue, the best Bal
Blue. Large 2 OF. package only cents
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sutsry and diarThsa, and some chronic
di,sa5es Of the Iv.f and kidney.
These opinions as 70 the ingredients
Of Peruna are held by all writers On
the szbject, including Bzrtholow and
Sc1dder.
OF HYDREsTI3, BARTHoLoW
SAYS i. ia applicable 70 s,ona.it.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A -. A. ANDERSON, NC, SCIENTIFIC
massage, has removed to 1913 cath St NV.
the Lsndmore. Appointments made by phone
or mail. No general massage cases taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
Maryland, clearing early Sunday morn

Maryland, clearing early Sunday morn
ing. Monday fair and warmer; strong
easterly. shifting to northerly and west
erly winds.
For Virginia and North Carolina, fair
Sunday, with cooler on the coast. Mon
day fair and warmer; strong westerly
winds, diminishing.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
cast.-The barometric disturbance that ap-
peared Friday night over the southeast
ern portion Of the Gulf Of Mexico has
advanced to a position near Hatteras.
attended by rain in the south Atlantic
states. and by rain and snow in the mid
die Atlantic and southern New England
states. Snow has also fallen in the up
per Mississippi and Ohio valleys and the
lake region. On the Carolina coast the
southern storm has been attended by
strong winds. During Sunday this dis
turbance will move rapidly northward
and cause rain or snow and high winds
in the north Atlantic states. In the mid
die Atlantic states snow will be followed
early Sunday morning by clearing wealth
er. Snow is also indicated for Sunday in
the lower lake region and upper Ohio
valley. Monday will be fair generally
east of the Rocky mountains. Tempera-
ture will rise slowly from the central val
leys over the Atlantic states
Storm warnings are displayed on the
Atlantic coast from Hatteras to East
port
The winds along the New England
coast Will be eaSterly gales; on the mid
die Atlantic coast strong northeast, shift
ing to west; on the south Atlantic coast
fresh northwest: on the gulf coast light
northwest. becoming variable, and on the
great lakes fresh to strong west to north
west.
Tide Tables
Today-Low tide. 1877 am. and s,4
pm; high tide, 1852 am and 1:27 p.m.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 8:2S In and S:5S
PM; high tide, LAB am. and PLY pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose CAB am: sun sets
4:46 pm
Tomorrow-Sun rises 6:44 am.
Moon rises 11:23 pm. today.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset.
extinguishing begun one hour before sun
rise All arc and incandescent lamps
lghted fifteen minutes after sunset and
extinguished forty-tive minutes before
sunrise.
Temperature.
November 1HMidnight, "a; am. 70.
am, %; 6 am, 80; 8 am, SO: 10 q. n,
SO; II noon. "a; 2 pm. "a; pm, 80; 6
pm. 80; s pm. 80: 10 pm, 81. Maxi
mum, 35; minimum, 27.5.
Relative humidity-S am. 70: Q nm
80; pm. 9S
Rainfall and snow g pm. to p.m)
O52 p'''''
Hours Of sunshine, o.
Temperature same date last year-Aax-
lmum, ii; minimum, IS