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BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
TALLAHASSEE. Fla. March 1S.--
FLORIDA women must take their part
in the affairs of Government" says
Gov. John w. Martin. In announcing
the appointment of Mrs. Robert l..
Eaton, As, to the State railroad COM
mission.
Mrs. Eaton, the mother Of five chill
dren, will take up her duties mediate
ly, as the first woman to hold COM
mission of Statewide importance. She
succeeds her husband, who died in
February. after having served less
than two afsaontha.
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TWO STUDENTS SHOOT
AND KILL THEMSELVES
Overstudy and Worry Over School
Play Blamed for Suicides of
Youths, 81 and II.
ey the Associated Press.

NEW ORLEANS, March 1S.-Har-
old i. Bereget, 81, junior architectural
student at Tulane University. shot and
killed himself early today at his home
His parents attributed the act to
pverstudy.
GALESBURG. ILL.,. March IS CP.---
Earl Main. II. high school junior,
killed himself last night with "A rife.
Friends said Main. a brilliant stu
dent, had been worrying about a part
he had in a school play.
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Chile Statesman on Way to U. S.
AFRICA. Chile, March Is R.-
Agustin Edwards. Chilean statesman,
journalist and capitalist. arrived here
today on his way to the United States.
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(U. s. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Mostly cloudy, probably showers to-
night AKA tomorrow. Mild tempera-
ture, followed by colder Sunday.
Tempe perature-iiighest. so. at $50
pm. Yesterday; lowest, So. at 6:15 am.
today. lTul report on page 3.
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, 1927-10-20

THE Annual General repairs Of the
5 Public roads begin on the LIST
October, ana shall be completed by
me 3lsC january 1923. 'RoadhoIdeIs
are requested 10 carry out the re-
pairs IN manner prescribed in Or
oluance,
ali bitches and c~uIyerts must be
cleaned, holes in road filled, walls
and Duoges repaired, Trees trim
0ed which oVerhang the road, and
the roadway graVelIea. All dead
trees must he cut down, and all de-
Iris removed off road. No large
stones must he permitted to remain
where grayellmg has been done.
IL. i. NELIHROPP,
Cb09mdn R0od Commission.
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u. S. Forecast Of
Crop Condition
and Production

Washington. Sept. TO- P--The
condition and indicated production on
September | of the important farm
crops. by principal producing states,
as announced today by the depart
ment oi' agriculture. included:
Indiana. condition sc per cent Of /,
rormal production lGl .Z95. 900 bush
els: Illinois 81 ard l95, 253. 900: Mich
igan - and 3d. $4,000: Wisconsin sc
aud 1922 goo; Minnesota SO and
"7,37 900; Iowa G. and BAL ,272, 900 !;
North Dakota 81 and :1,5O6, 900;
south Dakota ~ and 1881 900; Ne
braska 50 and 26l 100000.
Spring Wheat
Minnesota dururl IS and 49,.
O00: othe: GO and l3.462.O00; North
Dakota durum 81 and G2,3l7 900; 9TH
er ~ and $685. 900; South Dakota
durum "a and l...Sl2.00O; other "a
and 23.l32.OQO: Montana durum ~
and l.l27.0eA. other 81 and Gl,72O,-
GOO: Idaho 80 and 1884. 900; Wash
ington SO and 99.iG4 900.
Oats
Wisconsin, 81 and % 59l 900: Min
ncso,a 60 and llO,6s9,OOO Iowa n
and 1870, S35.OOO; North Dakota 50
and 1885 900: South Dakota 72 and
724lS. O0C: Nebraska Is and G7.G73,-
600.
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Winners in Horse
Division at Fair
Announced TO-DAY

Mandan --- Prize winners in the
horse division at the Missouri slope
fair were announced today BY the
fair comml ttee.
Winners were az follows:
Stallion Peter Schncll, Nandan
first; T.. 4. Van Nleet, Mandan, see
ond; Peter Schnell. Mandan. third.
Brood mares f. A. Van Nleet,
Mandan. first; Ike West. second.
Senior champion . stallion Peter
Schneil, Manlan
Senior champion marc-E. A. Van
Nlcct.
Junior champion stallion Peter
Schncll, first; f. a. Van Vleet, sec
ond.
JUNIOR champion marc-E. a. Van
Nlcct first
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Warning Issued
Against Bankers
Shares Of Stock

Warning against investment By
North Dakotans in bankers shares oil
stock. secured by stock Of the Ford
Motor company of Canada. was is
sued today by the state securities
commission.
The bankers shares now are being
offered through the mails by the
Capitol City company of Whining
:on. Delaware. f. q. Bailey. commas
sion secretary. said.
Investors may be Ted to believe By
the circulars Of the company offering
the shares that they are becom NJ
stockholders in the Ford company.
but such Is NOT the case, Bailey said.
He explained that Ford of Canada
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Play TO Start Promptly Sun
day Morning at . O'Clock,
Mandan Time-Finals Will
. BE Played Monday After
neon - Entrants Com e
From Six Western North
Dakota Towns

Pairngs for singles and double
play in the Missouri Slope tehni-
tournament to be held at Mandan
Sunday and Monday, were announced
today by the tournament committee
of the Mandan tennis club.
Play viii start promptly Il:
o'clock, Mandan time, Sunday De
faults VIII be called at $50. Tour
nanent quarters are ut the Mandan
tennis club courts below the govern
mcnt experiment station. Players
will be assigned their courts at
tournament headquarters
Courts to be used are those Of the
tennis club experimental station,
courthouse and state training school
All players are requested to cooper
ate in appearing at their courts at
the scheduled time.
Finals to Be Monday
Tournament finals are to be held
Monday afternoon, in both the
singles and doubles play. probably
at = p. m. and , p. m. The chal-
lengc cup is on display at the Palace
Of Sweets It must be won three
times to gain permanent possession
The pairings for the singles are az
follows:
FIRST quarter-Hunter, Mandan
VS.. Hanson, Scranton. the winner t.
meet Weible Of Philadelphia. Brins
lnade. Mandan. VS.. Wilson, Mandan
Che winner to meet Jackson Of James
town. Borreson. Mandan. VS.. Russell
Nandan, the winner to meet Dubs 81
New Leipzig. kratz. Bismarck. VS.
Ford, Mandan. the winner to meet
. Aylen Of Mandan.
Bismarck Men Entered
Second auarter-Norman Mandan
VS.. Lewis, New Leipzig, winner t,
meet George Murphy, Valley Git,
FIJI Murphy. Bismarck. vs.. Roo,h
Mandan. winner to meet II. May OF
Scranton sakara;ssen, and Higgins
both Of Iardan. drew byes in this
round and will meet in the seconc
round. as did George and Mason
: also Of Mancan Pfenning, Mandan
Thysell. Mandan. winner to NEE,
"lecher. of New Leipzig. kiebert
Bismarck. vs.. Robertson, Jane stown
winner to meet NIGGA of Scranton
. Nelson and DR.. C. G. Smith drew byes
its did Stewart, Mandan. and Hard
wick. Valley Ci.y. They will meet
in the second round.
Third quarter-McDonald, Scran
. ton, vs. Stevens. Mandan. winner I,
!. meet Cooley Of Mandan. Baird, Man
dan, vs.. Tostevin, Mandan. winner
: to meet Tom Burke Of Bismarck
: Ruana. New Leipzig, and Hoverson
Mandan, will meet in the secont
: round, as will Hauser, Mandan une
Mac Thompson, Wilton.
Doubles Pairings
! The pairings for the doubles fol
low:
: First quarter-Burke and Kraft
: Bismarck, VS.. Kelsch and Higgins
Mandan, the winners to meet Greer
: and Breuninger. Bismarck. Hunte
: and Norman. Mandan. VS.. Spreche
and Lewis, New Leipzig, the WHINE
to meet Stewart and Hintgen 0
Mandan.
quarter-Hauser and Thy
: SET, Mandan, VS.. Russell and Stev
ems, Mandan, the winner to NEE
: NJ. and G. Thompson Of Wiltor
NIGGA and partner not yet named i
: to,smeet Sakaraisscn and Cooley i
. .hC second round.
Third quarter-Aylen, Mandan, an
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MQndQn NeWS
PAlRlNCS FOR SINGLES, DOUBLES PLAY
IN SLOPE TENNIS TOURNEY ANNOUNCED

Wciblc, Philadelphia, ". May and
Hanson, Mandan, the winner to meet
pfenning and Ruth. Rrinsmade and
George, Mandan, V. !iovefson and
Smith, Mandan, winners to meet
kiebeit and Murphy. Bismarck.
Fourth quarter Jackson and Rob-
cr;son, Mandan ". Ruana and Will,
New Leipzig. winners to meet fostc-
YIN and Jorde. Mandan. VIII and
Dubs. New Leipzig, and Baird and
" ilson, Mandan, Will meet IN the sec
ord round
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Maxbass Farmer Is
Victim Of Robbers

Minot. Sept. l0.--tP-Beaten and
robbed by two men who had picked
him up to show him good time.
Robert Thronson. farmer residing
near Maxbass. today is in local
hospital receiving medical treatment
for Il fractured jaw and other in
juries inflicted by the highway men.
Thronson declares that he lost $27
and watch when his two compan-
ions, whom he had met in Minot yes.
terday. took him to sand pit in the
southwest part of the city and beat
him with club and their fists.
Thronson, in Il dazed condition, laid
in the pit for several hours, and ear
ly this morning he was taken into
custody while wandering in that vi
cinity
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Injured Cannon Ball
Farmer Is Improving

James Scott. Cannon Ball farmer
who was injured Wednesday evening
when he was caught between Il trac-
tor and Il separator. Is getting along
we'll. attaches at the Mandan hospi-
tai said today. Scott sustained a
broken arm. broken 10 and numer-
Gus cuts and bruises.
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ORDER WALKS INSTALLED

Notices will be served on half 4
dozen property owners to repair or
install concrete sidewalks. the city
commission decided at its meeting
Thursday evening. The commission
also instructed the. city auditor to
order two gas masks for the use Of
the fire department.
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Tennis Title Won
By MOlla Mallory

Philadelph ia. Sept. 10.--s4- Mrs
Molla Il. Mallory. Of New York
today won the women's middle
states singles tennis championship
ly defeating kea Bouman, Of hoi-
land. in straight sets, Ga, Ga. The
game was played on the Philadelphia
Cricket club courts.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

stock is worth $545 share and that
the company offering the bankers
shares apparently is making nearly
100 per cent profit on the ,ransac-
tions
Each share of stock, he said. is de-
posted with trustee and the COM
pany then issues against il 100 bank
ers shares which are offered for sale
at $40 each. Persons investing in
the bankers shares would have diff
culty in disposing of them, Bailey
said. since there is no established
N ct tnr This class Of investment.
The Capitol City company was
stopped from operating in the state
Of New York by an injunction order
issued two years ago. Bailey said.
STEELE FARMER DROPS DEAD
Stcele.--James Dart, 6S. Of near
Steele dropped dead recently while
working on binder in field. The
deceased who has been Il resident
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Charles Wunders, who has
been the guest Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. y. Anderson, ut Rock
Haven for several weeks, left FRI
day for her home in Sioux City,
Iowa.
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-.
AXE MOTOR TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. L.. n. Cary and their
guests, Mr. and Mrs William Little.
and Colin Gary left Friday for Il
motor trip to the Black Hills
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GUESTS FROM CALIFORNIA

GUESTS FROM CALIFORNIA
Mrs San Warford Of Kedlands.
Calf. is the house guest Of her sis
ter. Mrs. George Stcinbrueck Of
Mandan. Mrs. f. L.. Elder of Steele
is also Il guest at the Stcinbrueck
home.
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It is directed also to users of other
finished products derived from crude
oil-lubricants for industrial machin-
cry, steam cylinder oils, long time
burning kerosene, signal oil and gas
oline.
The same qualities which make
Pennsylvania grade oils of superla-
tive value for automobile and trac-
tor motor lubrication,, enter into
these other oil products.
Any lubricating engineer will tell you that the
most satisfactory steam cylinder oil must be re-
fined from Pennsylvania Crude This is because
pennsylvania is the oil which will stand greatest
heat without breaking down. Steam cylinder H.
IRRIGATION gives this oil one of it's supreme tests.
Naturally the oil which meets this test is the one
which wall render most satisfactory service OH
otner luDrcatlng jobs, where the same conditions
exist to lesser degree.
That is why Pennsylvania oils are used for ex.
acting industrial jobs-lubricating the machinery
which does the worlds work from the ]iphtest
spinning machines to the heaviest bearings in
steel mills
The long time burning kerosene and signal oils
as are required for semaphores or hand lanterns
used by railway men, are almost universally
Pennsylvania oil products. The railroads of this
country and foreign governments have largely
standardized on this type because their purity is
insurance against the charring of wicks-guar-
antee OF q clear, constant flame over long periods
when failure might mean disaster.
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KNOWS HIS OWN

New Orleans.-Percy Viosca, Jr.
knows his frogs. When laboratory
collection of the croakers, valued at
s462. was stolen Viosca was able to
identify his pets by their voices.
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of kidder county for the past %
years, has been in i'll health recently.
He leaves his widow sand five chill
lrrn
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neapolis where he has accepted a
position with Butler Brothers, whole
sale firm.
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WILL PRACTICE IN LINTON
Lnton.-Dr. J. NJ. Homstman
chironractor. has located in Linton
Dr. HON s,man has been practicing II
Melrose, Mimi, for several years.
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Flashes Of Life
(By The Associated Press)

Dy INC ASSOC THtVU TTVSS
Yonkers, n. Y.-.Not to be outdone
by Chauncey NJ. Depew, who found
recently that 500 he put in a saw
ings bank had become $1,1OO in 6G
years, John f.. Andrus, millionaire.
strap hanger who rides to business
in the subway. gives another illustra-
ton Of thrift. He bought a share Of
sewing machine stock in 1854 and
just "let it stay put" It has brought
him $4,000 in dividends.
Providence, r. I. Baron and
Baroness Francois De Levay de Wolf
are to renounce their titles in the
Hungarian nobility and become citi-
zens of the United States. The title
means nothing to him, he says, and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-10

New York-Fear of fat is given as
the reason for an attempt by Miss
Alice Agnew, q, chorus girl, to end
her life. Her brother, Hanson Ag-
new, Of Media, Pa, said she had
brooded on the thought that she
might become too heavy for dancing.
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THE WAR WAS ON
Acquaintance: Is your other little
daughter at all like this one?
Fond Mother: Oh, no, she's quite
a contrast.
Acquaintance: How nice!-Punch.
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VISITS SISTER

> - y ]
Mrs. John r. Evered Of Kansas
City. Mo-, is visiting mt the home OF
her sister, Mrs. NJ. +. Higgins, Of this
city.
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Try Our Modern High Pres.
sure Greasing Service For All
Cars. - Prices Reasonable.
Short Stop Station.
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ACCEPTS POSITION
Robert Mcdonald. who spent the
summer at Fort Smelling attending
the c. NJ T. G., will remain in Min
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he and the baroness. who was Edith
Won Magyar Of Budapest, are eager.
to become G s,zens. The baron is ID
grcat-nephew of the late Senator
Colt
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prrl,pN EpnM NnRMAy

RETURN FROM NORWAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Peterson and
daughter Ethel returned Thursdy
from four months trip to Norway,
where they visited relatives.
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Personal and
Social News of
Mandan Vicinity
FROM MILWAUKEE

FROM MILWAUKEE
Mr. and Mrs. Perry n. Riflcman of
Milwaukee, Wis, are in the city as
the guests Of Mrs Rifleman's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs l.. H. Hanson.
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ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL

Crow Ghost. Ti, Of Solen, was ad-
mitted to the Mandan hospital
Thursday seriously i'll with pnru
monia.
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Phone 944 for Tire Service,
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MRS. CORDLEY.

The social calendar is filed
with many dinner engagements
and dinners are only as lovely
and discussed as their appoint
ments are unique and interest
ing. The centerpiece is the
target upon which all eyes light.
Centerpieces of unusual de
sign and rare beauty that have
lived and have a most interest
ing history-to adorn the most
formal OF dinner tables ard
cause guests to oh and ah-
So are these many, many beau-
tiful ones found at Mrs. Cord
ley's antique shop OF interna-
tional reputation.
Prices are quite low TO high.
Do 90 in and look about. Mrs.
Cordley would enjoy having you
and would be happy to show
you and tell you about any OF
her collection.
1919 Connecticut Avenue.
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debutante daughter. Miss Hester Ann
lie Eeyre
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. TuCkerman
will n.ertain 25 or 80 of the Harvard
students appearing in concert at the
Mayfiower Hotel tonight at the Bel
leau Woods benefit tea at the new
Madrillon Cafe, in the Washington
Building, Fifteenth and G streets and
New York avenue. this afternoon.
The Misses Colhoun have returned
from Baltimore, where they have been
the guests OF DIR. and Mrs. James
Bordley. jr.
Mrs Enos Newman Is entertaining
a company OF young people at the tea
dance this afternoon given for the
benefit of Belleau Wood Memorial.
Mrs. Newman Is entertaining for her
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SOCIETY
Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg Send
Out Cards for Annual Fete to
Diplomatic Corps.

F, Mr.. William s. Neal, Mr.. Thomas l..
Stokes, Mr.. Arthur Hachter, Mr.. Fred
A. Emery. Mr.. Osgood Roberts, Mr.. r..
n. Fowell. Mr.. Nathan Robinson. Mr..
Emmett Daugherty and Mr.. j. M.
Barker.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson
will entertain at dinner, with dancing.
to introduce their daughter. Miss EliZ'
abeth Robinson, to society.
The Assistant Secretary of the
Navy for Aviation. Mr.. Edward +.
Warner. has returned 10 his apart.
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel
after a Christmas visit to his mother.
Mrs. A. j. Warner, in her home In
Cambridge. Mass. Miss Elizabeth
Warner. who also spent Christmas
in Cambridge, will join her brother
next week.
Gov. Albert G.. Richie of Maryland
is a, the Willard, where he arrived
today.
Miss Catherine Harrison, daughter
nf Senator and Mrs. Pat Harrison.
entertained at bridge party yes
terday afternoon in compliment TO
Miss Dorothy Smith. who Is spending
the holiday season with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c. Smith. Miss
Smith attends Wellesley College.
Miss Margaret. Black and Miss
Lydagene Black, daughters of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Eugene Black
of Texas. will entertain at tea this
afternoon in compliment to Miss
Martha Gardner of California. Others
i'm the party are Miss Elizabeth Stick
ley. Miss siinna Lee and Miss Louise
Williams.
Maj. Gen. William Crozier, U. s. A.,
retired. and Mrs. CroZier, who have
just returned from a three.year trip
around the world and are at the Ward
man. Park Hotel for an extended stay.
entertained at dinner last evening.
when they had six guests.
Mrs. George Barnett has sent out
cards for an at-home Wednesday, from
4 to 7 o'clock. at 1922 Rhode Island
avenue. to meet her niece. Miss Fran.
ces Montague Hill
Judge and Mrs. Walter I. Mccoy
will entertain few guests informally
at dinner this evening for their daugh.
ter. Miss Eleanor Mccoy, preceding
the concert given by the Harvard Uni.
versity instrumental Clubs.
Maj. and Mrs. William F. Tompkins
of Savannah. Ga. and their three lit.
tie boys are spending the Christmas
holidays with Mrs. Thompkins' par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Hamil.
ton. in their country home, Stone
Ridge. on the Rockville road.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Hamilton,
jr.. and their children. who make their
home in Washington. are also spend
ing Christmas and the holidays with
Mr.. Hamilton's parents.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Gerald Desmond
Linke are spending the holidays with
the latter's mother. Mrs. Geary
Brown. Lieut. Iinke will return to
his station at Annapolis after the
New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe
will entertain at dinner this evening
AT Grasslands for their two nieces.
Miss Margaret Howe and Miss Kath-
arine Carlisle
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. lie Fevre
viii entertain at supper dance this
evening at the Carlton Hotel for their
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/F('a'a ea..'enes1 1~'N

is gay and lively with smart
Washingtonian shoppers who
are quick to snap up the Won
derful buys OF Pasternaks Semi
annual Clearance Sale.
The entire collection OF
Autumn and Winter fashions
all regular stock-never before
associated with prices so low
sports and dress coats, afternoon
and sports dresses. evening
gowns. hats and fur coats ex-
tremely reduced.
No stock is carried over
these amazing values ,ypicailv
Passernak are for quick disposal.
The correctly dressed madame
or mademoiseile knows that
clothes ''typically Pasternak" are
selected nj hes, quality ma
terials and OF styles la,es, de-
creed by fashion.
Early selections are mos. ad-
vantaseous.
Shipments of delight fni
Southern apparei-recently Sc
lected BY Mrs. Pas.ernak in New
fork-are arriving each day.
The last word in correc, ap-
parel for milady hears the
name-passernak.