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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-10

is miners term applied to coal gas
when It Issues from ctevIces in coal
mines
4. What American journalist was
known as the Poet Laureate Of tine
Children? Ans. Eugene Field 8
poems of child life gained this nam
for him
>. What was the arst ocean crossed
fer trade Ans-The Indian ocean
was crossed by traders ia King Solo
mons time.
6. What was the stamp actee Ans.
1t was measure for raislsg revenue
and required the use or government
stamps on an legal documents used
in the British colonies in America. II
was passed in 1855 and repealed in 1855
by parliament.
What was the "Gordian Knot"2
Ans.-It was a knot tied by a peasant
named Gordius. II was said that who
ever should unloose the knot would
become ruler Of Asia. When AIexan-
der the Great came to Gordium he cut
the knot with his sword and applied
the prophesy 70 himself
s. What heroic leader with $500
men conquered the Roman army ot
10000 men? Hannibal. tha
Carthaginian. did this about 21s p. C..
.. What president was known as
"Old Rough and Ready? Ans
Zachary Taylor was given this name
during the Mexican war.
10. When and where was the FIRST
American telegraph line built? Ans
1t was built in 1871 between Baltimore
and Washington.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-10
Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait ct Count
er if Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

The sensation OF the year IN tns
drug trade is Aspironal. the two min
ute cold and cough reliever. authorita-
lively guaranteed BY the Laboratories;
tested approved and most enthusiastic
caily endorsed by the highest authorI-
ties. and proclaimed by the common
people as zen times as quick and ef-
fective as whisxey, rock and rye, or
any other cold and cough remedy they
have ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir. so all
you have to do to set rid of that cold
Is TO step into the nearest drug store.
hard the clerk half a dollar for a
bottle II Aspironal and tell him to
rye you two teaspoonfuls with fou~
teaspoonfuls of water IN glass Win
sour watch in your hand. take the
drink at one swallow and call for your
money back II two minutes If yop
cannot feel yogr cold fading away like
dream within the time limit. Don't
be oashfuL for all druggists invite
vou aud eNpeel you 10 try it. Ever
body's doing it.
When your cold Or cough is rclicvc1
fake the remainder 81 the bottle home
d your wife and babies. for AspirouaI
Us by far the safest and most effective.
the easiest to take and the most agree
able cold and cough remedy for infants
and children.-Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-10
OPTIMISTIC
OVER TRUCE
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE


LONDON, Dec. 9-Adhereuts or Pre-
rnier Lloyd Georges irish peace policy
were optimistic over report which
Archbishop Clune. of Australia is said
70 have brought to the premier from
the highest Officials Of the sim Fein.
The archbishop held a conference with
the premier on Wednesday evening and
Mr., Lloyd George was reported to have
been impressed by the statements made
by the prelate
Public opinion over the possibility OF
an Irish truce before Christmas Is auc-
tuating. according TO developments.
simultaneously with the news Of peace
proceedings today. dispatches from Ire
land. told Of additional killings.
Arthur Henderson NJ p. head Of the
British labor commission which went 90
ireland TO Investigate reprisa1s and
who was believed 10 have brought back
important peace suggestions announced
that he would not return to Dublin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-10
HOLLAND NEXT REPUBLIC

There mere than little uneasiness among
the allied diplomats during the world the at
ttude of Holland The Netherlands kept its position of
neutrality admirably But it hard to forget that
the queens and the heiress father
German prince
Should the balance of power in Europe, so
loosely swinging catapult the continent into another
bloody the Dutch do intend be caught nap
ping. special parliamentary committee has just
drawn up provisions for the constitution
that Illuminating
Among them the exclusion from the throne of
al those about whom there is certainty of their
sharing the Dutch peoples feeling who
not acquainted with Hollands internal conditions
That is blow aimed at the Hohenzollerns
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-10

The committee goes further. II proposes that II
the queen Princess Juliana die without further
issue sovereign fulfilling the necessary con-
ditons be found. then the constitution shall be
left open choice another Of government
1t as significant that all the governments
tablfshed in the last so years with minor exceptions
have been republics If the Dutch change they Will
assuredly choose that fern. The Dutch probably
as litte oppressed By the monarchy any European
people Yet it is encouraging that they. too,
feeling that any fetter liberty, hough be
light. is fetter They beginning realize
that "all created equal" far. at as
social rights concerned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-10

a straight jacket
1T is our observation shat judging
BY what
THE world has been dong these :
years
STRAIT Jacket is highly advis-
able.
We have our moments Of humility
WHEN we feel that perhaps
AFTER all We don't know mucn
more
About what Is the matter with u
THAN our family doctor does
But these moments are rare.
IF you cannot interest man in =
money making
PROPOSITION its a safe bet that
he's
NOT long for this world
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-10
The Passing Shoe

IMPORTATION about conditions
N heaven continue to come piece
~" our prominent spiil''sls
40 or oonan Doyle no"
ond - ae a'eoho'e ST." u'a'i \ :
roa.ceo 49,.
Du' s''a''
"a ~ : : 'us' Is 'ons as :" "a"
u.s~., "a
80 '''Ans IN 49,
.rs me presence there Of any reform
~ men are oouotfui as 10 me
- IT. ''ns' su1s Il "si'
AND others can tell you that hell is
~ '''ae"
whose oni, n,o+, 80 = l'us' me-
best polIcv ' "
WE see % mar, .,.,o,.. 49,.
ousiv " as'e ''a'
more '''' - : .
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-10
BETTER THAN
WHISKEY FOR
COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli-
cations.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-10

SOME AUTOMOBILE drivers cannot understand
down.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-10

SOME PERSONS would rather pay lawyer for
poor advice than something that costs them
nothing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-10

FEW WOMEN object to marrying homely man,
for with such mate they b. contrast
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-10

YOU SHOULD BE able sell gold brick TO the
of Russia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-10
C0NVIVAL KOKOMO.

FILTER of the ministerial association passing
resolutions denouncing filthy and loathsome orgy
party given a few evenings since at the exclusive
I<okomo Country Club.
1t appears that J. Y. Pinnell, who seems TO be
enc of the swell citizens of Kokomo of his
marriage pulled a stag party for mis- friends Enough
hcoze was Struggled in to float a batteship caterer
provided wealth OF high priced food and there were
besides flowers. cigars buck and wing dancers. and
girls galore The long drought of quiet Koko-
ehectually broken and along about midnight
things moving amiably The cabaret girls We're
marching and down the tables kicking the dishes
the floor and singing songs which have
caused Anthony Comstock to in his grave.
Some the guests on the floor the table.
while others with more endurance We're variousy en-
gagged. It is said that chief among the amusement IS
throwing chunks of turkey pieces of custard pie.
sace potatoes French pastry the perfor-
They do too that exhilarated oaf hurl
a big alligator pear which struck OF the cabaret
girls squarely the bosom broke Mr.. Pin
nens fingers. Altogether il some party. and when
the last guest had been dragged and sent home
the banquet hall deserted smeiled strongly like
bnation of wrecked barroom and the steam room of
abattoir where the entrails cleaned.
Certainly that dinner had no peer or parallel in
Kokomos rather prosaic history seriously 10
lie doubted whether the east OF Beshazzar Lucullus
the Pilgrim Fathers. of Billy Bryan's dol
lar dinners had anything And for what reason
all this riot waste. swinishness disgrace? Well.
10 celebrate the coming nuptals or and maid
Il is presumed that the is standing and
influence in the community and that the maid one
chastity. purity beauty Really why an approach
ing wedding should be celebrated by a beasty drunk
in which the groom and his chosen friends are the
participants 1t is exceedingly difficult magne Yet
such stunts commonly engaged in and you don
have to go to Kokomo to discover them either 1t
merely happened that this Kokomo affair stopped
over dsome OF the froth down the side OF bowl
where the public could see it. And at that it is a
rather distressing introduction the bride 10 the
Of married blss.-Fort Wayne News
THE FARMERS NATURALLY do not want 20 be
the the business buttng old Hi Cost out OF
the ring.
YOU SHOULD BE able to sell a gold brick TO the
man who believes all the reports coming out
of Russia
SOME AUTOMOBILE drivers cannot understand
why pedestrian should be grouchy being knock
ed down.
SOME PERSONS would rather pay lawyer fer
poor advice than something that costs them
nothing.
FEW WOMEN object to marrying homely man,
for with such mate they attract BY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-05

tIons were those employed by youns
women OF the Midco company. ca
the table were placed a filling sta
llon and "A miniature train. symbolic
or the work and transportaion sys-
Ten OF the company. while from the
ceiling directly above tho table was
suspended "A tinly airplane bearing a
barrel of oil, suggestive Of the trans
portation of the future Green and
gray, the club colOrs. were reiter-
a;ed in the hue cf the table decora-
lions and in the hoaddresscs.
One Of the most applauded
's,unts' was that of the young
women from the Exchange National
hank. who pantomincd The Siege
OK the Seven Suitors" The picture
sque table decorations was large
umbrella formed Of vari-colored
flowers.
Members of the Halliburton Alb
hott club occupied the largest table.
from the center Of which rose n
May pole with strcamors in the CLUB
c,jlors. gold and blue. flowing to
The sides and ends of the table.
kewpies we're also used in the table
decorations.
Black and gold. the GYPSY group
colors, formed the color noie in the
caps and table appointments. as did
orange and white IN tho color
scheme Of members OF the Tidal
club. Tables were also occupied by
the II. II club of SInd Springs. tn,
Friendship club and group of
women unaffiliatud with any or
ganization.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-05
LOWERS AGE LIMITS
Navy VIII Enlist Recruits at Age
OF IL Years II Parcnts
Give Consent

With tho consent Of their parents.
men II years old may now enlist in
the navy. 1t was announced at the
local navy recruiting station yester-
day. Enlistment is for three years,
and applicants may have their choice
OF any of the following stations:
Great Lakes, III. Newport, Il. L.,
Hampton Roads, Va, and GGulfport,
Miss.
Men who enlist in the navy have
the privilege of attending naval
schools which give courses in cleo
tricity, radio work. coppersmith. on
gineering and many other lines. The
United States has the interest of its
young men at heart. the recruiting
officer said, and for this reason these
schools are conducted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-05
"STUNT" DINNER
AT Y. W. SUCCESS
Cpsden Club Women Win
'Prize in Contest of
Eleven Groups.
PEP REIGNS SUPREME
Cleverly Decorated Tables
and Nifty "Stunts"
Battle Judges.

Young women OF the Cosden re-
finery club for the second time won
the prize cup OF the business and
professional clubs department of the
Tulsa \. W. G. A. at "A stunt dim
rcr" participated in by IL groups
ard about $50 women in the aSsu-
clation yesterday evening.
Compeiition waXod warm during
tho evening as the gymnasium
.choed and re-echoed to the songs
and cheers of the different clubs
arS II was only after lengthy de-
Vibration that the Judges. who were
Mrs. J. Arthur Hun, Mrs. j. NJ
Gillette and Miss Louise Mier,
honounccd best the table deco.
N ions and stunt of the Cosden
club and the songs, cheers and spirit
of the Central national bank coteric.
4 patriotic motif dominated the
decorations at the table occupie A 10y
Young women of the First Natlona
hank as in the table center was
pl1ced bronze statue of libcrty.
with red, white and blue ribbon
streamers radiating in every dircc.
ton. two clusters of small national
flags contributing their patriotic
quota.
Decorations at the table around
which the II memb srs of the Cos
den club were seated consisted of
three prize cups and two oil wells
reproduced in yellow wood and APP
propriately connected with purple
chiffon. as gold and purple are tho
club coors. The stunt" had to do
with a Turkish incense burner. some
turkey gobblcrs and an incensed
farm wife.
Admirable unity In action was
disrayed by the Central Natlonal
osfk coterie who sang and cheered
as one and that one very pepful.
The club colors, purple and gold,
we're exhibited in the floral decora-
tions and table appointments and
in the crepe paper hats worn by
the members. Their act included
songs by al the members and a
Hawaiian dance by four of the
young women.
Among tile most original decorn-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-05
REJECTED BY MARINES
OHIO man TAKES TANLAC
and IS Then ACCEPTED

and hurt me so bad at times |
couldn't even stand to wear "A belt.
was in such a miserable run down
condition when | commenced TAX
ing Tanlac that | only weighed one
hundred and twenty pounds. | tried
to enlist in the Marines but was
under weight and in such bad shape
physically that they wouldn't take
me.
But Tanlac soon did away with
all the sourness, bloating and stom-
ach misery and my appetite, which
had been very poor for n long time.
soon came back In full force, and
after taking a few bottles OF Tanlac
[ felt like different person, ]
gained in weight and strength rap
idly and was soon able to pass the
right examination required by the
Marines and SO 7 got in that branch
- the service. With the fine start
toward robust health Tanlac gave
me before entering the army and
the physical exercise and training
| received while in the service ]
came home weighing one hundred
and seventy-two pounds, and that
Is my weight today quite a differ
ence in that and what | weighed be-
fore I took any Tanlac. isn't there?
Since being mustered out Of service
last year and returning to my old
trade as chef and to my careless
ways of living as well, my stomach
began bothering me slightly a few
days ago. But knowing so well what
Tanlac did for me before, | imme-
diately got a bottle and 1t soon had
me in first class shape again. One
can certainly depend upon Tanlac
for results. At least I have found IL
:hat way and there's nothing too
good for me to say for it,
Tanlac is sold in Tulsa exclusively
by the Quaker and Puritan Drug
company s.--Advt
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Lester Curtain Of Toledo
Tells OF His Efforts To
Enlist Which Finally
Were Successful.
HE LOOKED AND LEFT
LIKE DIFFERENT MAN
"Tanlac Was My Friend In
Need And Can Be De-
pended On" He States
Was Twice Wounded In
Battle.

Tanlac has been Friends in
Need TO me and will always have
a good word for IT," said Lester
Curtin, 127 Superior street, Toledo,
Ohio while discussing the medicine
n few days ago. MIR. Curtin served
with the Marines in France and has
tNo wounds, one on the arm ana
one on the leg, received while in the
lighting over there.
II can say with all sincerity he
added that Tanlac is wonderful
medicine, for ! took six or seven
bottles in 1917 and 1t put me right
on my feet after ] had suffered for
more than two years with a case OF
stomach trouble that II seemed like
nothing could relieve My stomach
would bloat up so with sour gas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-05

WASHINGTON, Juno I--Thc su-
preme court In petitions filod today
was asked to review tho eases OF
six negroes convicted Of murder IN
connection with the race riot IN
Phillips county Ark. last october
An were sentenced TO he electro
cuted. The court Is expected to act
on the petitions when II meets mex
MondaV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-05
Municipal Court Judge
Is AWdy on Vacation

q During the absence Of Municipal
Judge L. II. Moroncy. who expects
to leave shortly on his summer va
cation. his office will be occupied
by J. A. Denny Mr. Denny was
officially appointed and took the
oatN OF office at the meeting of
mayor and city commissioners yes
tcrday morning
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-05
Found Guilty OF Murder.

MOUNT CLEMONS. Mich, June
4 4-Lloyd Provost was found guilty
of the murder OF J. Stanley Brown
by a jury in circuit court here to-
night. The jury was out approx
mately three hours. The verdict
returned was guilty OF murder in
tho first degree"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-05
Toilet Requisites Reduced Sal
CREAMS AND LOTIONS

Csc Hind's Vanishing Cream, tDc
25c Daggett & Ramsdell Cream i0c
2Jc Melba skin Lotion. ...., Zoe
Boc Ingram's s Milkweed Cream soc
81 Ingram's Milkwoed Cream SOC
81 pompeian Massage .,... soc
50c PompcIDn Day and Night
Cream ...,.,.....,.....,.. soc,
soc Sullman's Frockle Cream. 3sc
SOC Melba Grcaseless Cream -. SOC
SOC Melba Cleansing Cream. soc
soc Mclba skin Massage Cream soc
hsa. .Benzoin ana Almond Cream 3gc
soc witch Hazel .,.,.,...,.,. SOC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-05

kansas. with headquarters In Tuisi
ON July Is. MIR Batson has hecn
connected with the federal board a.
Dallas for the past one and haU
years lie succeeds y. l. Long now
chief sanitary inspector FOR the city
health department
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-05
SOAPS

Rose Bath Soap, six for. ...,.... 25c
Palmoliyo Soap, three for ..... zoe
Srotchtone Soap, three for... csc
Lava Soap, three for ,.....,.. 25c
Jcrgcn's Bath Tablets, three for 95c
Jprgcns Violet Glycorine ,...,, i0c
Jcrgan's Almond Cocoa OIL. I0c
Jcfgen's kIns Cocoa CASTLE,
three for ,,....,.. 25C
Elrks Jap Rose. two for .,.... 25c
Kirks Cocoa HardUater Castle
three for .y.............. 25c
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Saturday
SHAVING PREPARATIONS AND
SUANPOOS

5oc Mennen's Shaving Cream. 38c
Doc DE Luxe Shaving Lather. 80. 39c
3bc Williams Shaving Cream, 20c
35c Williams Shaving Powder. 2Dc
35c williams Shaving Stick -. 2ec
csc Melba's Shaving Cream. i9c
25o De Luxe Shaving Lather. I0c
Soc Canthrox shampoo. ....., 39c
80 Watkins Mulsified Cocoanut
Oh Observation-Disclosures. soc
a new shipment Of Hudnut's ANUS
ette and Ayers Toilet Articles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-05
In Vocational Work

FRANK Batson will assume charge
OF the federal board Of education for
eastern Oklahoma and western Ar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-05
TALCU,iS
TOILET WATERS

VI Toilet water ..-,..,,,..... zoe
Following odors, Rose. Lilac. Vio-
lotte. Honeysuckle. Coralopsis and
Gardenia.
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Csc Elmo Tooth Paste ...... i0c
25c williams Tooth Paste ,,,,, I9c
25c Lyons Tooth Paste ...... i0c
35c Kolynos Tooth Paste ..... 28c
35c Senrcco Tooth Paste .,.... 28c
SOC Pebcco Tooth Paste ,....., 3gc
2jc Peroxide ......,......... I8c
25c Amalin DcOdoTant Powder, i9c
Listerlne, 25c, I0c: soc, soc; 81, s9c
Dandcrino, csc i0c: 5Oc.,,,.. 3Dc
Elmo Quinlnc Hair TOnic...... SOC
soc Mary Fuller Nail Polish soc
aic Cutex Manicure Articles. zoe
31c HyElo Manicure Articles. .... zoe
Lyso,--
25c for zoe; soc for 35c; 81 for SOC
soc PepsOdent Paste .....,,,.. 39c
soc Bathswepts ........,..... SOC
81 Madden Hair Tonic ....... SOC
SOC Nonspi ............... SOC
81 SIX Vanity Mirror and Puff 7ec
25c witch Hazel .....,....... iSc
2oc EversWoet .,......,...... lVc
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PERFUMES

VI perfumes ''s't-. -..t...'.r.s oDc
Sa ndalwood. Sweet Pea. Honey
suckle, Carnation Pink. Trailing Ar
butus, Grab Apple ana Rose
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Special Prices I'm the Baby Shop SaGanrd
Chiidren's and Infants
Lingerie Hats and Bonnets
Reduced 2ONo

The whole stock included.
Regularly from $4.00 to
$3.50.
Sizes from 6 months to 2
years.
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NiriS COrSetS to Close
Out at SI.39
Brossiers Reduced to 75c

Front fastening made White Batiste lace trimmed
Shaped and strap shoulders.
Corset SCCtion--IhIrd Floor.
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FACE POWDERS
MISCELLANEOUS

5oc. 75c, 500 and s2.oo
Middletown transcript., 1920-10-30
Color Scheme.

A suggested color scheme that is
pleasing With mahogany combines
Middletown transcript., 1920-10-30

though it were one Of these modern
up-to-second affairs, it would keep
the best time in the world"
At any rate the works-which are
said to be Of wood, though Mr.. West
land has never had occasion to open
the big painted face and examine
them-have marked off the hours for
hundreds Of services without a muir
muir.
Two buildings have preceded the
present church edif1ce. The first,
erected in 1865 through the valiant ef
forts of Embury, was OutgrOwn in
time; che second was found by city
ruling to be out Of the building line.
and the present edifice, while compare
lively modern, retains the appearance
of age by its dignified, unpretentious
interior and the simple lines Of pillars
ard galleries.
In the downstairs meeting room are
the plain, strongly built wooden desk
and altar rail in daily use-the handi-
work Of the pioneer hands of Philip
Enbury. In this room MONDAY meet.
Hgs are conducted, not by the church.
hut by the business mems meeting
group. composed of business men and
women in the vicIijty.
Middletown transcript., 1920-10-30

4 GOOD many handsome sweaters
"A and sweater coats merely pose as
thanksgiving garments and lend a
sport flavor to the outdoor outfit Of
their wearers, who usually sojourn in
genial climes. But there are many
equally handsome designs in practical,
machine-knitted sweaters, like those
shown in the picture above. that be-
long to the substantial class and give
a real protection. These are two of
the simplest among a number of new
models in sweaters and sweater coats.
Models on established lines appear
among the new displays, having col
lars, cuffs, bands or other trimmings
made Of the heaviest zephyrs, in the
form of pile on knitted base. These
bands are sometimes plain and some
times figured and are used in colors
that contrast with the sweater they
trim. Cream white is a favorite and
the effect is that Of shaggy fur.
Speaking Of fur, extravagant new
models in sweater coats are displayed
with collars and cuffs of skunk fur.
These sweaters are closely knit and
warm, and much enriched by the addi-
ton Of fur, but the combination of
fur and knitted yarn is a little star
Ting.
So far the choice of sweaters does
not indicate that garish colors are ia
vOred, hut there are vivid blues and
green's that are liked and occasional
pheasant and henna models among
other lively shades. The two sweaters