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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-04-08

: Mr.. J. X. Dunn Of McComb City was
q guest last Saturday at the h~ospitabie
6pme Of pr. and Mrs. J. w. SHARP.
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/ All magazines. school supplies,
periodicals, and Chicago Amer
can and Chicago Tribune at Law.
renee & Barnes, phoue rs,
Every family and especially those.
who reside il the country should be
provided at all times with a:bottle of
Chamberlain Lihiment. There is no
telling when 1t may be wanted in cas-
of nj accident or emergency. 1t is
! most excellent in all cases Of rheums-
tism, sprains and bruises. Sold by all
dealers.
The Kings Daughters Circle will meet
at the residence of Mrs. p. S. Dudley
Tuesday April IL, at 4 o'clock. A full
attendance is greatly desired As dele
gates to the State Convention must be
elected at this meeting.
Very respectfully,
Eva H. Whitaker, Sec'y.
a
The capital city fsSex1w4ttiI.bern not
ed for her beautiful women and her
reputation is fully sustained in Miss
Lucy B. Lea's charming guest, Miss
fSailie Harris Of jackson. =: -
~
Mrs. r. B. TONNES has as her house
guest this week. kiss Margaret Mclean
fof-dernphis,
Ms f.st., LicsIvsa reports: she issle:
efepe lazy. Buick touring. ear. M.
LickiOiu ID tn. Grenada representative
OF tie nulcM automoblie-th there is none
better.
Mr.. A. l.. Albntton Of Cascilla was
in Grenada or Wednesday and while
here left q pleasant -seminder for q re-
newal of subscription to the Sentinel.
Mr.. Albril.On is d wholesOuled> goUd
follow ano possesses some extraordinary
tAIente.
Mrs Kate u. brock of West, Miss,
came up thursday to visit Mrs. LIZA y
Oven ano other relatives.
A most delightful card party wal
given at ne ~nUspltable home Of his.
h. Doa IN Thursday afternoon.
.,
DR.. A. H. Bays and Mr.. T. E. Moody
lett thursday to atiel.A Tile meeting of
-.ie Gtanu Louge OF knights of
1empiars Ii bliOAl.
DR.. S. w. H.. WM.aker was at home
tor a few Gay 5 qur1ng the week.
'Tt"t- -s.'-+fsr- - ~.ltL..-.. t5~-s.>s-stss
Mr.. Jim Smith, OF near Cascilla, ms
former Tie Sentlnei That he lost his
mule d lew weeks ago and llat lbs
friends made up a purse and bought
lDln anolher. He Is deeply grareIul
-. .I..s ACT OF generosity, mr. on.ilh
. -. ..oiIest ano worthy citizen.
IL. P~ressgro,e IS preparing to use
the upstairs N The Dui.ii.g ne occupies.
Work is y LeiI-g uoLe IN Lhe upstairs
department. Inns wlI give tlun muc..
more ,~coramodlCus quafte.s.
MIR. Ii. A. FOrtwuOd anu his excellent
w,Ie are again uOmicileu here. MIR. Port
WOOD Is the popular prescription clerk
at Hughes Drug Store.
Merchants coupons that mean 500
votes in Sentinei $ diamond King Con-
test will De given at the following
stores:
E. A. Meaders & Co.
n. fressgrove.
{. h. L!ckiOiu, Jeweler.
DOak hardware Co.
w. t., smith.
IND Class Drug Store.
See list OF merchants elsewhere who
will give coupons Oh cash purchases
and outstanding accounts in Sentinel's
Combination hing Contest. j..
in coupons entities the holder 10 ov,
votes.
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-04-08
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-04-08

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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-04-08

It's tie W0rfUS EeSt
No one has ever made a seive, ONT.
ment or balm to conn are with Buzz
lens Arnica Salve. 1t the one re.
feet healer OF cuts, CONS, burns, brUi4-
es, sores, scalGs, boils, ulcers, eczt m
salt rheuin; for sore eyes, cold sores,
chapped hands, OF sprains, it's SUI
preme. lnfallible for piles. Only 25c
at d. 0. Semmes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01

choose between the brewing and dis
tilIing industries for added imports
Brewing is mainly an English in
dustry. and ale is. the favorite Eng
Iish beverage. To increase the tax on
ale would arouse the displeasure of the
English consumer and render the lib
eral government unpopular 1t would
also increase the taxation of England
as apart from Ireland and Scotland
on the other hand. an increase of the
spirits duty would fall mainly on Ire
land and Scotland, and the risk of un-
popularity in these countries was not
so serious. Scotland was unalterably
welded TO liberalism. and the Irish
could be placated by vague promise
of home rule. Consequently, Lloyd
George increased the tax on spirits
increase ever. proposed by a chancellor
of the exchequer. If it had passed into
law this tax would have enormously
injured the distilIing industry and in
directly the barley growing industry.
besides diminishing the general trade
of ireland and Scotland.
The other increased imposts pro-
posed were pence a pound extra on
tobacco. scale of high duties for
licenses for brewers and dtstillers. and
increased death and legacy duties
These taxes fell equally on ireland.
scotland and England. Combined with
the increased spirits duty. their effect
on Ireland would be TO increase the
heavy burden of taxation in that eOun-
try by s1O.OOO,O0O.
When asked by an Irishman TO stat
his opinion regarding the expediency
OF a union of the parliament of Ire
land and England. Doctor Johnson ex-
claimed:
do not unite with US. sir. We would
rob YOU"
History has justified the wisdom of
the celebrated doctors advice. In
view of the verdict of the Childers
commission. il is obviously the duty
of the whole Irish representation in
parliament. Irrespective Of party diff
ferences. to unitedly oppose any at
tempt TO extract more revenue from
ireland. Mr.. Redmond's party did not
actively oppose the Lloyd -GeOrge bud
get in the last parliament because they
feared TO lose the good win of the
liberals In the present parliament
they will have II in their power 10
compel the chancellor to so amend his
budget that Irish interests will not be
adversely affected Will he exercise
that power9 He is presented with an
opportunity only once before possessed
by an Irish parliamentary leader. The
use which he will make of il will be
the test OF his statesrnanship.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
One Lands
| Worth
| Two SIu,nps

the department OF directed against the beef trust
1t explained unofcia that this had been the all
the time They only waiting for the fruit Now
Wall is sad.
The situation without its humor Mr. TAFT his
explained that useless amend the Sherman
law by introducing distinctions
the sheep from the That work he thought might safely
be passed the supreme That body indeed had
already begun look for and methods OF differentiation
lnsensiby the evolution judicial interpretation certain dis
ncton and differences had been made appear For instance
the judicial had apprehended distinction between incidental
and Substantial restraint of competition
Furthermore Attorney General Wickersham somewhat elabo-
rated the presidents nmaons by explaining in his brief the
tobacco that there intention the governments
amlck The he will attempt
the construction OF the Sherman law and he
believes that the will discriminate between combinations
which merely incident OF orderly growth and those which
practice unfair wicked and oppressive methods He SHES at
the unhappy word unreasonable and substitutes unfair for
that is the lawyers
Mr.. Understands be The read
the Sherman words which there
that has been repudaed the bench times but
submit that putting burden the
pass that tribunal the duty of amending the law 1t is
intended here discuss the policy OF the change The Call
that there be good and bad but
submits the of legislation should be equal
defining the difference The result of cond
that the department OF justice sometimes accelerated by
uncomfortable Judge like Landis virtually decides which trusts
which wicked which shall menaced with all
and which be suffered free is
policy whim with fear OF change perpeXng Vail and
In this political equation Lands equal
to slumps the market.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
| The Masnate
Brand
lOf Wisdom

blame the the American housewife
and what he characterized her habits Uncle Jim
Hill pursued by haunting that hundred years ago
afflicted the famous Doctor Aathu that population nexoraby
gaining production OF the of subsistence 1t
yogsm that brings the unhappy end of this
progression. Yet process been
operation thousand years without alarming results
may take heart of grace.
The latest Of the railroad presidents join this owlh band
wisdom dispensers is w G. Brown OF the New York Central
and he like HILL prophet OF from very much the
This is Mr.. Browns prognoss:
most potenous cloud lticalo
in
everything that make the If the
approach each other they have done last
middle OF the decade which
loaded of
will have left shores the
sbord cities will stand and this like those
world will be looking
Brown the remedy intensive farming
editorial No doubt have kind
farming that the country needs when there demand for
the if there much OF this phase of agriculture
theorists desire is because producing other things
pay better railroad president
millions teach their business Until
recently that phase educational activity had confined
editorial but the magnates taking hack
without signal than the editors
maker will stick to his and mind his own
business perhaps shall all right in the end,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

many other like phrases Since his
day tomorrow is has been commonly
used, and. generally. il is the usage OF
the present time.
application direct TO the patent office 10 secure
a patent? How should one proceed.
Any one can apply in person or bv
communication for patent but unless
the individual is versed in the manner
OF securing patents, he will run the
risk OF having his invention grabbed
by what are known as patent sharks
and they may secure the patent first
BEET SUGAR. l.. Sunnyvaie when was
Sne beet sugar industry started in the Cnite,l
Attempts were made to establish the
industry in 1s41. In Illinois. WIscon-
sin and California attempts were made
between 1853 and 1915 In California
after a long period of Unsuccessful pro
duetion. IT achieved the first success
BRIDGE OF sIGHs-G. H.. Turlock. Where
can obtain poem entitled The Bridge of
sighs.' in which there is described courtroom
This department has read several
poems with that title. but has not dis
covered a courtroom sSene in any Of
A T. A.--Subserber. City whst.is the exact
meaning OF the Initials -. P. ~ used 10 con
neetion with an organization. Does Il >til exist.
American protective association. N
does not exist as an active organiza-
tion at this time.
AUSTRIA HT NtsARN Mrs. n L. Les AZ.
mos DO the people OF Austris- Hungary Ar sresk
the same sn~usSvs
No The languages spoken are Ger
man and Magyar.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
urn Back
The
Hindu Invasion

We do not know how why these people have been induced
California We understand that certain powerful
mfuenc which desire introduce the cheapest kind OF labor
ha>c been brought that public attention has been
directed the influx by The Call may be hoped that
may be found stop The Iindus wanted in California
They not wanted iii any part OF the United States
1t cruel kindness bring these unfortunate people
s country They wholly untitled for the life OF
temperate and they further handicapped by silly notions
about and the special preparation OF food accord with
rules They brought here selfish and they
die off like flies in the cold
Ne have Asacs this than is desirable.
and the IIndus the least useful and the inefficient OF the
lot They dirty quarrelsome we'll worthless the
field OF labor.
Nobody these people California except John Irish
Harrison Grav Otis and their corpora guard OF followers Their
introduction American civilization and be
stopped What mongel community is this California
like become these unassimable breeds be permitted
occupy the labor field? We have fought the Chinese and the
Japanese nvasons with less but
threatened with something II the immigration laws
strong enough hold off the incoming tide they be
strengthened and in the meantime the officials OF this will
held strictly for rigid enforcement OF the laws
as they stand
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01

PICTURES. Napa. Some time ago read an
account of a painting exhibited at the Seattle
exposition that was remarkable in this. that
the CHRISTI at twilight or darkness there ap-
pears halo of light. which does not show
in bright daylight. How can that be accounted
for?
That is trick painting. Around the
head has been placed a coat of phos-
phorescent or luminous paint In day
light the peculiar property of such
paint is not manifest. but in the last
moments of twilight and in darkness
the phosphorus shines and produces
the effect described.
PoPUIATION-P.. Oakland Did Philadelphia
at any time in the last 30 years have a largeer
population than New York city: What do the
eensus figures show?
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01

TO VOTE. p. L., Rus Where In this state
is man entitled 70 vote In case he lives IN
Alameda county and does>business in San Fran
cisco? In the former or the latter place:
a man is entitled to vote in the place
in which he claims his residence. He
can not have two residences.
TOBACCO--Subscriber. San Luis Obispo. Where
can l obtain the process for curing tobacco:
Procure work on the cultivation of
tobacco through any up to date book
seller.
ToMoRR0w-Frankie City. Which is cor
day
Tomorrow being of the future and
Tuesday falling on tomorrow. the lat
ter is correct: although Shakespeare
uses tomorrow is st. Crispian and
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01

that he had wrapped his meaning in cloud
OF words it was a natural conclusion that he
had no meaning and Wall street hlariously
and ,obstreperously rejoiced. Then suddenly
Judge Landis in Chicago forced the admin
stration hand and at once all the enginery
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01

- ALIFORNIA has not. far know sought make
contribution the national hall OF fame in Washington OF
the efgies OF OF her distinguished citizens Whether
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01

ME American people are becoming accustomed getting
their wisdom dealt out them in nicely prepared
packages BY railroad presidents Ii dull day when
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
American Val
halla a hind
OF Museum

le TACT Is that the hall OF tame the way TO become
auona laughing stock In artistic the
TbutiOns already made chiefly distinguished OF
Unconscious humor perpeated the of
citizens who deensees because they mostly dead
OF these the national Nalhaa
the late George l. Shoup of Idaho What
Shoup ell he from Idaho but otherwise bamees
and wholly undsngushed An authentic of his career
doubtless compiled by himself gives these particulars
ShouP George Laird stock merchant; born Ktannng
Is public
of 1861; Colorado
colonel Third Colorado cavalry leave of absence 1904
member of Colorado
hhed Mont, and Salmon Idaho
member the Idaho legislature; 1882
elected Of 1890; United States 1Se01o0
Nobody pretend the accomplishments recorded
make Senator Shoup figure national importance
among great American demgods Indeed
hall o lame scarcely o the dignity of
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01

this hesitation proceeds from a sense OF civic
modety or from other causes we may not pre-
tend to say. This state has produced many
citizens OF distinction, but for one reason or an
other state pride has not been stirred to any
ecstasy OF selection. Perhaps it is lust as well
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01

Uncle Jim Hill has not some patent plan
for the cure Of all our woes. and on the day
when the Great Northern philosopher is for
the moment quiescent Mr.. Ripley of the
Santa Fe unlimbers and goes in eruption.
The other day Mr.. Ripley put all the
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
"A Lawyer
Ridden
lGoVernnent

The OF the dispute rather curious inter
esng 1t appears that department standing out on
the that Germany dscrnnate against mpoaons cattle
the oo from this country giving preferences this regard
Austria and Denmark.
Now this country sends cattle the hoof Germany
and would send Germany put free list
because there better market home Yet
of tariff which would seriously njure German American
trade because technical dispute negligible What
these negotiations the little
regard the consumers
who already hard pnched by excessive prices ahca
boosted There are altogether LAWYERS the admins
and the people suffer for their harsptting.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01

likely 10 become a pubic burden. They do
not fit into the domestic or social economy of
this country. As laborers they are inferior
and any severity OF climate incapacitates them
from work They are. in fact. the product OF
generations OF lazy life under the tropics.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01

TEE importation OF Hindu coolies apparently proceeds in
large volume from the orient brings load
highly undesirable people, of whom quite
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01

on the fact that the negotiations are pro
ceeding steadily that a customs war will
be avoided
We should hope So 1t seems extraor-
binary that two sane peoples should contem-
plate doing each other serious injury.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01

r TAFT is going after the bad and there
comfort in Wall When people read the president
the regulation of and discovered
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01

TCharles Joseph Dolsn is one OF the younger
leaders of the Sim Fein movement in Ireland
and his trip to the United States IS for the prr-
vas member of parliament in 1s06-l9oT with
the nationalist party. He is graduate OF 50
Patrick's college Cayan. of the Royal univer-
sity and of wren's in London, taking the gold
medal in the Irish intermediate EXAMINATIONS
and another for classics.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01

y NE learns from Washington that delicate is the sta
(which tariff negotiations with Germany have arrived tn
= able to predict the outcome; but there is hope
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01

Miss Dorothy Bakers luncheon given
Yesterday in compliment to Miss Agnes
Tillmsnn was delightful affair, begin
ming the week in a most acceptable way
for the girls of the younger set. who
have been entertaining so much during
the last month for Miss Tillmann. The
luncheon table was decorated with
violets and daffodils while yellow rib
bon streamerS accentuated the note of
spring coloring. Among the girls in
vited to meet Miss Tillmann yesterday
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01

Miss Lillian Van Worst viii entertain
a group of girls at the luncheon that
she will give next Wednesday when
Miss LurIine Matson. one of the popular
debutantes of the sea son, will be the
feted guest The luncheon will be
given at the home of the hostess in
Vallejo street. Among the girls who
have received cards for the occasion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31
El aSuntO del senior Iri2arry

Lcemos en- nueStro colega La Voz d
ia Patria de Mayagjiez, que un diaric
ocal de dicha ciudad ha informado err0-
neamente acerca del suceso ocurrido Ell
Il barrio Montoso" de aquella .juris-
dicci6n
Ell informante declara que 'Uni6n
Obrera no dice la vcrdad en- la rela-
:i6n del eXpresado succso.
Ell asunto esta en- manos de los tribu-
males de iustieia, y ellos diran la Ultima
palabra, asi como el senor de Diego,
abogado defensor del senor Irizarry
probara en- su dia la inocencia del acu-
sado
Esperemos-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31
PaSSjeros llPS}dos

Procedente de Los Estados Unidos, han
legado en- ell Caracas" los siguientes
Manuel Alvarez, Marie Askenan, Ches-
er Blackham, w. II. Coleman, II. W.
)rury, r. French, James e. Gillins, Do
lato Goytia, A. LOres Gonzalez, G. NJ
iiordani, f. G. kienbauno, S. NJ. Alta
o, 4. Guadalupe, Antonio Leno, p. G.
l. Carthy, a. Messoro, Edgau E. Pin
Ter, G. E. Pla, Judge G. Il. Savage,
J. Schimer, S. ~ Schwartz, Chase Ul-
lano, Valentin Vale, }. A Hunt Y Levy
J. S. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31
Association de ProductMes de Azicar de Puerto Rico
SCCRETARIA
CONVOCATORIA

Por acuerdo de Ia Directiva Sc convoca 4 to-
dos los senores asociados para la Asambea General
que tendra efecto en- esta ciudad el viernes de
Abrl proximo a las de la maf1ana, en- los salones
de la Puerto Rico Association (antguo Salon de
la Camara(
Al propio tiempola la Directiva de la Association
de azucareros tene especial gusto invitar todos
los productores de azcar cutvadores de cana que no
son soclos atm de que concurran dicha Asamblea
en- la que Sc tomaran importantes acuerdos en- favor
de la industrial azuCarera
San Juan p. r. Marco IS. 1910
FL Secretario
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31
Una restitution

Baio sigiIo dc confession recibi6 el
Rvdo Padre MUans, de Salinas, una
;antidad que ha sido entregada a nues-
no buen amigo don Rafael Colorado.
Ell ilustrado J virtuoso sacerdote ha
hecho un yiaje eXpresamente para en-
tregar a nuestro buen amigo el se6or Co
dorado eI dinero que lie fu6 sustrallo.
rs tn acto verdaderamente consola-
dor, es un hccho que emociona duIcc-
mente, que satsfacc, yer que en- esta
&poca de deScreimiento y despreocupa-
ci6n, Sc ahende la tranquilidad de
conciencia con Ia restitution honrada,
con Ia rontrici6n sincera y Ia restitution
cquitatiya.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31
GABLEGRAMAS.
Sepvleio Especial del BoletIn MePcantn
0aa'0 conweni0 aramceIario
La PROCK,AMA DE MR.. TAFT

Nueva York, jueves.-Bl prssdente Taft ha dado una
qsrelaua concedendo Canada la tarifa mnima los
prpductos que exporta a los Bssados Unidos.
Iuas yentaas Sc concederan Ell puertos de Canada
4 los articulos amercanos
Exte cOnsecueneia de La ehtreVlsca Gel
aiusstro de hacienda canadense del presldente Iatt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31
MIR. Bryan Sali6
de Barb adas
Ell LUNES EN- PUERTO RICO

Nueya York jueves-Despachos recbidos de las islas
Barbados dcen que ell utsre efe de los democratas Mr.
Bryan ha sado de aque pals direction Puerto
Rico
Mr. Bryan llegara Puerto Rico ell tunes.
Ell tempo es magnltico la travesia espera muy
feliz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31
NOTICIAS

Esta tarde celebr6 session ell Conse-
o Ejecntiyo, habi6ndose aprobado al
sunas resofuciones del Comite de Ha-
ienda
Sc halla va repuesta de SUI enfer-
medad Ia distinguida dana americana
Arise Borda, espOsa del selor Wences-
lao .BOrda. Lo celebramos.
Han eeiebrado una larga conferencia
los seTores Gromer, Wilson Travieso.
Las ALMoRRANaS Sc cURaN
EN- 8 - DlAS, con el UNGUENTO DH
PAZO. va sean simples. sangrantes, CON
pfesaE0h 8 extsznaks, por rebeldes que sean.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31

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SFRlADOS CAUShM DNiN9
DE ca BEZA, FL LANATiNO BItDMp-
QUlNINA, deSvia la caHsa Tsahu en- TOGO
el mundo para curtr IN rn>5r;;idp an n
d.a. La frIna de -. ". GROVE" n
cada cujta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31
In vsef0 vasasa Ee
I'm Constitution
IN MENSAJE DEL REY

Nneva York, juevea.--Bi rey Jorge de Greea, ia da
40 un mensae al pueblo prometiendo convocar las Ga
marss para que revisen la Constitution del pals, EN- ar
aonia con los deseos popuiares va manifeStados
Ei rnensaie del rey ha calmado aigo los anmos
Esp6rase negsr sauei6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31
Te0d0sso Roosevelt ha
salido para Nap0les
LLEGARA A ROMA Ell SABADO

Nueva York jueves.-Teodoro Roosevelt ha saldo pa
Napoe donde lie aguarda la mayor espectacon
Ell expresidente legara Roma e pr6ximl sabado.
En- la capital taliana e prepara recbmiento fas
tuosisimo al iiustre viajero.
Roosevelt estara en- Roma pocos dias.
Douglas Island news., 1910-07-06

Travel on the trust buster, the Ham holdt. For information see Q'Connar.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-15
Extra Skirt Provided.
FASHION DETAILS THAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW

I ONG thin coats which really are scpa-
rate garments, VET have tho appear
L. 1ncc Of being a part Of the gown
tseli, are much worn in the evening when /.