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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-30
LABOR DAY SUNDAY
 WILL BE OBSERVED BY PRESBYTERIANS

Labor Day Sunday will be ob- served in the Northern Light Pres byterian Church Sunday morning at the II o'clock worship service and the following letter sent the various local labor organizations by the Rev. John A. Chase. Pastor of the church. is given publication as a further indication of the desire of the church to have it's invitation +reach all in the community inter- Fesied to. attend
 The letter follows 6 written by the Rev. John A. Glasse:
 Tn keeping with our annual recognition of Labor Day, we have designated this Sunday, September 1, as Labor Day Sunday; and that will be the theme of our Il o'clock morning service. a
 "On behalf of this church. I am pleased to extend this cordial in- |vitation for your members and fam flies to attend this special service; and would appreciate your extend- ling this invitation for us to any other group of persons whom we may fail to contact through our 'etters.
 Every seat that we have is available at all times without re spect of persons to all who may attend; and we trust that we may have the pleasure of greeting you thIs Sunday"
 The subject at the service will be Our Present Dilemma, Its Cause and Cure"
 Mrs. Evelyn Hollmann and John Keyser will be heard in duet singing, I'm a Pilgrim" by Lor- eng; and Carol Beery Davis will preside at the pipe organ.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-30
STROBE RETURNS

Back after three months absence, Tom Strobe has again taken up his residence here for the present, at least Mr Strobe returned on the Yukon from Santa Monica where he has been since accompanying the remain of his wife south following her demise last May.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-30

since last. being here :, Lowe, said. eve have done iio hunting, all though we have seen plenty of brown bear. We have called in Chatham. Straits. Idaho Inlet and Glacier Bay, and we're having a great time
 The Canifn is expected to leave her berth at Keen.s Float some time tonight or tomorrow
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-30
TAXES COMING IN

With the mailing of tax state ments to property owners within the past few days, payments haye started to come in, according t. City Clerk Felix Gray. 0
 The usual assessment of 20 mill prevails again this year but with a deduction of five per cent for pay ment within the period ending Sep tember 30th. t4 A
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-30
Bids To Be Opened

Aasen and proceed with plans of reorganization.
 Bids To Be Opened
 An impcStant part of the meeting will be thss opening of bids prepar- atory e6 letting contract on the contemplated work of repairing and painting the exeerior of the Com munity Congregational church. Not only members of the League and church but friends as well, are asked tc attend the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-30
MRS AASEN ARRIyEs

Mrs. A. o. Aasen, wife of Rev Aasen, new minister here, arrived on the Prince Rupert from Seattle With her husband she. will make her home in Douglas, assisting in his church work.
 A special meeting of the Ladies League has bsen' called for this evening to formally meet Mrs
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-30
DOUGLAS
 NEVIS
DOUGLAS COUNCIL MEETS
 TONIGHT REJJLAR SESSION

The monthly business meeting of the City Council is tonight starting at 7:30 o'clock in the. city hall Payment of bills and other routine matters will occupy mos tof the session, although if Government Engineer Gridley should hear from Washington today regarding pro posed changes in specifications for the sewerage and water system pro- jects. those issues will also be con- sidered and contract let.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-30
MEYERS GETS PAINT JOB

Jack Meyers, who painted the Douglas bridge, has been awarded the contract for painting the ex- terior of the Government school Meyers and two assistants started n the job this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-30
TO LEAVE FOR PETERSBURG

Mis- Impi Aalto plans to leave today for Petersburg to begin her teaching term there for another year. Miss Aalto recently returned from visit south. During her ab-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-30
CEMENT ARRIVES;
 POURING CONTINUES

Arrival of "quick-settlngr cement from Seattle on the Dellwood this morning, sent a crew of employees shthe Gastineau Construction Com pany to work pouring concrete in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-30
YAChTeAIVIM '
 VISITS AGAIN 2 TO STOCK UP
Supplies Taken Aboard z Owner Does Not Meet
 Lewis Stone

With six weeks more of South east Alaska cruising in store, Ed mund Lowe, Jr., retired San Fran cisco business man, returned to Juneau today aboard his private yacht Canim.
 Already the Canim has toured local waters extensively this sum mer, butsher owner said this morn ing thatsil1e did not intend to turn her prov sonthward for six more weeks. ss .efszx t
 The Canifn came to Juneau today for two purposes. One was to allow Pete Lowe, the son of the owner, and his friend, John Rounsfel, to board the motorship Northland here tonight. Rounsfel,. former resident of San Francisco who now resides in Vancouver. B. O., is returning to his home there, while young Lowe is proceeding south in order to enter Stanford University this fall. ''' ---s--H
 Want Supplics
 The second 'pusrpSSsSss .s so pick up mere supplies for the remainder of the cruise. x
 The yachts owner said he saw no trace of his personal friend, Lewis Stone, the motion picture actor who had been cruising in Alaskan waters on the Serena. Lowe had intended to meet Stone here, but was told by an Empire reporter today that Associated Press ad- vices indicated that the movie star had left Ketchikan for Seattle.
 However, Lowe did meet Max F1eischmann, Standard Brands, Inc, director. who was here recently on his 2l8-foot yacht Haida. The meet ing took place in Idaho Inlet, be- fore Fleischmann visited Juneau.
 J See Many Bear
 "Yes, we've fished considerably
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-30

between Third and Fourth would be delayed until water main has been installed
 Two more shipments of cement are expected.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-30
PATRICK AT HAYNES

Fred R. Patrick, one of the long shoremen's leaders during the strike here last winter, is now at Hainesi according to report received here He is painting the Coliseum The atre in that city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-30

sence she took a summer course at the U. of w. which secured her a life diploma to teach.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-30
GoonIE sALE

At the Sanitary Grocery, Sat. Aug. s1. by the Eastern Stars Sale starts l0:30 am. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-30
CEDAR SHAKES HOME

Ludwig Nelson is repairing his house on the Highway, replacing the siding with cedar shakes.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

V rozmluve sve John H. Fer
guson, demokraticky kandidat
1radu mayorova Tekl: "Moje
kampan jest zalozena ma jed
ne veci jenom = pocestne sna-
re slouziti poplatn1kGm DAM,
ably Baltimore skutecn6 bylo
ucin6no leps1m m1stem, V nemz
by Sc lilo. Chci, ably moi SOU
sede nell skutecnou zmenu ku
svemu prospechu. PodaTf-li Sc
mi 1mysl muj, kazdemu Dude
lepe.
Jest mym pevnym pTesved-
Denim, re poplatn1k DAM ma Sc
m1ti l6pe. Pc mnohe roxy vse
delo Sc We prospect profesio-
nelnfch politikaTG. Mestska
sprava byla obet1 masinoveho
stolet1 jake tovarny jsou. vi
me, re industrialnl zivot byl
skrz ma skrz propleten mocha
nickymi vynalezy, ktere pripra
VuJ1 OC1Il1hd " 1dN1' V O1AACOU,
tom masinove stolet1 politiky
melo usnadnenou cestu. M1sto
vypuditi je z jejich "jobG",me-
chanicke stolet1 tvof1 stale vi
ce politikarG. Process je zcela
,jednoduchy. Politikafi tvoT1
masinu, vyblrajf 81 a poplatnlk
platiti musf. Poplatn1k je do
brym pro ne jen ably platil da-
ne.
Slibuji DAFT poctive co jest
hodno "a kazdy vynalozeny
dollar. Has dany pro tn nebo
onu skupinu politikaf1, je po-
silenim politikaTske masiny.
Snahou mojf jest udelati Bal
timore leps1m m1stem pro zit1
V mem. Kdyz toto ucin1m, spo-
-kojen budu S nastupcem sym,
ktereho volici ustanov1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
NestvHGra.

Albert H. Fish, 65lety do
znany vrah 1Olete Grace Bud
dove, ktery jest zavren We
White Plains, Sc pry primal ma
policii, re vlakal do sv6ho by
tn diva male hochy a chystal Sc
jednoho z Mich, Cyrila Quinna
take zavrazditi. Toto svede-
ctvf podal pred porotou detek-
tiv William King, ktery pc sest
rokG patral pc Fishovi a konec
ne no dopadl.
Planovana vrazda selhala,
kdyz chlapci videli pod postel1
jeho bytu reznicky sekacek,
n1z a pilku a utekli. Temito
nastroji pry Fish zavrazdil
dine 3. cervence 1923 malou
Grace v opust6nem domku V
G~reenburg, N. Y, a JEFF telo
zahrabal ma zahrade.
Obzalovany, ktery jest ha-
dankou pro psychiatry, vylicil
pry detektivGm vrazdu Grace
Buddove do vsech detailG.
Fish pry Tekl, re zabil Grace
odpoledne kolem 4. hodiny a
vyhodil jejf rozsekanou mrtvo-
lu oknem ma zahradu. Pc ety.
Tech dnech pry Sc vratiI S slo-
I'll jednotliv6 kousky tela i s
useknutou hlavou dohromady
a zahrabl pod krovi. Potion
pry jeste %navstfvil m1sto zloci-
nu asi petkrate b6hem 1928
1884, kdy bylo patrano pc vra-
hu, sv6dcil King.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

= Krajan JiT1 Whitman "a
hynul, kdyz u Libertville V o.
kresu Lake vrazil do jeho auta
zeleZnicn1 osobn1 Wax.
= James Novak a Tomas
Slav1cek Zasazeni a vazne IRA
neni automobilisty y Chicago.
= DR.. William V. S1ma V
Chicago zalovan ma $4,000
d1vkou, kterou pry pred lety
|tezce p~ostrelil. zalobkynf jest
Loretta Soukupova.
PT1pad, O ktery Sc jedna, Wy
volal sve dolby krajanskych
kruz1ch V Berwynu nemale
vzrusen1. Dne 81. prosince
1929 sla Soukupova obstarat
nakup a vzala S sebou dive de-
tt, tehdy 12letou dceru Lorettu
a syna Jerome. Asi O seste no
dine Sc vracela k domovu.K dyz
sla pc chodn1ku ma Gunderson
ave, padla rama a d1vka crane
ma.
Kule projela diteti krkem,
rozervala slinou zlazu, provr-
tala spodnf cast jazyku, vyra-
lila il nekolik predn1ch zubG
a rozpoltila vrchn1 pysk. Kuli
vystrelil pry dentista s1ma.
= Do skolnf rady neodvi-
sleho skolniho distriktu Cedar
Rapids zvolen byl krajan
Frank G.. Kanak, pokladn1k
sporitelny United State Bank.
" Omaze, Nebraska so
rokd stara J~osefina Banova,
zasazena byla automobilem a
zranena tax vazn6, re zranen1
v nemocnici podlehla.
" Chicago, Karel stepan,
45lety deln1k bez zamestnanl,
obesil Sc We SVEN sklepn1m by
tie. Ma mrtvolu prisla nahodou
Angelina Lukaskova, jez ODE
sence zahledla s chodn1ku.
= Jan Pavelka, 6Olety kra-
jan z Chicago pTekousl 81 ja-
zyk. Pohadal Sc Sc synem E.
milem. Hadka Sc posleze pro-
menila We rvacku, pri n1z Pa
velka, povolan1m solicitor, 81
prekousl jazyk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

pOrOta
We Slayden, Mis-

We Slayden, Miss, porota
rozhodla, re cernoch All
Young, 20 let starry, ktery byl
lyncovan nedaleko tohoto me-
sta, zemfel "obesen1m, jez pro
vedli neznam1 Tide"
Narodn1 sdruzenf pro pokrok
barevnych lid New Yorku
poslalo telegramy presidentu
Rooseveltovi a generalnimu ma
vladn1mu Cummingsovi,v nichz
Sc zada "a zakrocen1. V tele-
gramech Sc prav1, re "lync mel
by byti vysetrovan a st1han die
zakona Lindberghova, protoze
jeho obet byla unesena pres
hranice statu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Pokus Sc nezdaril.

Letec Wiley Post, ktery Sc
jiz pc druh6 pokusil O dalkovy
let V ohromn6 vysi stratosfery
z Los Angeles do New Yorku
musil pTistati V Clevelandu, jsa
jiz jen 319 mil vzdalen cd sve-
no Gle. Jeho zasoba kysl1ku,
kterOu S sebou nesl, dychan1
pon6vac vzduch V tech vySi-
mach je prfliS rfdky, mu docha-
zela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

- Dosavadnf SET NRA. S.
Williams, pfipustil, re pokra-
covanl NRA v dosavadnf nepTf-
jatelne forme "by mohlo znici-
tt 10 proc. americkeho obcho-
du." Williams rekl senate
rum, re sekce IA stanov NRA
must byti nahrazena Wagnero-
YOU p%redlohou ma urovnanf
delnickych report, ably zeme
byla chranena proti komuni-
stun nebo radikalnfmu hnutf
delnictva. Williams sam ie
"cigaretovym kralem" a mno-
honasobnym milionafem.
= Kongr. Fish, rep, N. Y,
napadl ostre vladni pracovni
pTedlohu ma pTidel 5 miliard
dol. ma nouzove mzdy, a ma
zval jejf pisatele "bolseviky
kteff by NELL byti deportova-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Nemila zkuseni.

V Petersburg, Ind, Alice
Kinmanova onemocnela Zapa-
lem Pile a desem. sla zavrfti
vrata u stodoly. Mocny vich1
je utrhl a vrata padla ma nj.
Byla v bezvedom1 do 10 hodin.
PAX Sc snazila dostati ven. Je-
il prasata trp1c1 zat1m hladem
il napadla. Vzala kusu dTeva
a odhanela je celou noe. Rano
celia promrzla by1a zachrane-
ma sousedem, ktery slysel jeji
volan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Otraven plynem.

55lety Martin J. Stfelecky
v Chicago byl nalezen v kou-
pelne rodinneho obydll zaduse-
nj plynem z vyhT1vace vody.
Poole ozamen1 policie slo by Q
zoufaly Gin, kdezto ma druhe
strane bylo Teceno, re jde o
pouhou nestastnou nahOdOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Jezte hodns ovoce " kazde
rocni dobs.
D1So

L lOC
DR.. John L. Rice,
komisaT zdravotnictvf mesta
New Yorku.
Kazdy clovek ma j1sti ovoce
V kazde rocn1 dobe. Jsou mi
sta; kde je snad v ZINE nesnad-
no dostati Ike koupi mnoho
druhd cerstveho ovoce, avsak i
tam je mono dostati grape
fruit, pomerance, banany a
hrozny pc cely bez1c1 rok. Po-
merance a grape fruit jsou pra-
We V zine "v sezone" jsou v tn
dobu levnejs1 nez kdykoli jim
dy. Jak pomerance, tax grape
fruit jsou idealnim ovocem Ike
snfdanf, prave jake i stava z
mich vytlacena. Banany, jez
jsou k dostanf pc cely rok, jsou
vyborne pokrajene a polite
mlekem; V teto forme nacha-
zejf obliby jake pokrm Ike snf-
DAM nebo jake desert.
Konservovany ananas je tez
vybornym ovocem, jez je MOI
no opatfiti 81 kdekoliv. N6ko-
lik fezu ananasG V poledne ne
DO vecer skyta nejen vyborny
desert, ale i zdrav1 prospesny
pokrm.
Kdyz setrnost je rozhoduji-
elm cinitelem, pTichaZ1 nam ma
pomoc ovoce susene; sVestky,
broskve, merunky a pod. Toto
ovoce, spravne ~uvarene, test Sc
u mnoha lidf zaslouzene obi
be. N6kteff Tide davaj1 mu
prednost pred ovocem cerst-
wynn.
stava z rajskych jablfcek
vybojovala 81 zaslouzene m1sto
v popredi zdravi prospesneho
ovce. V posledn1ch letech OBJ
jevil Sc ma trhu t. w. tomato
juice cocktail, jenz je stavou
z rajskych jablfcek, k nfz bylo
pridano nalezit6 korenf. Tento
cocktail je obl1benym a zdra-
wynn napoleon; nezapomente
vsak, re stava z konservova-
nych rajskych jablfcek je pra-
We tax zdravf p%rospesna, a re
il mGzete davati detem ma mi
ste stavy z pomerancG, nebot
obsahuje tytez vitaminy jake
citrusove Ovoce.
Mnoha hospodyne prehl1zf
fakt, re banany jsou nejleps1,
kdyz obchodn1k je povazuje
"a nejhorsl, kdyz totiz Sc ma
Slupce objevujf hn6d6 skvrny.
Teprve tehdy jsou banany ma
lezite zrale a obchodn1k je pro
dava levn6ji jenom z toho d.
vodu, re by Sc mu zacaly brzy
kazit. Takoveto banany po-
krajen6 a polite ml6kem nebo
smetanou jsou chutnym a neo-
bycejne vyzivnym pokrmem.
Nepfehl1zejte ami skromne
jablko. Toto je zvlaste dobrym
zimn1m ovocem, jez niue byti
pfedkladano V r6znych for
mach. Deti snedf jedno jabl-
ko denne S chut1 a jejich zdra-
vi Sc tim zlepSf.
Nejstarsi zena " Kanade
zemrela.
V 1tulne pro stare lidi We
Winnipegu zemrela Antonio
Psepiolkowska V start 113 ro-
XII. Jest tvrzeno, re toto vyso-
Ike start NIUE byt dokazano.
Pochazela z Polska. Do Ka-
nady Sc pTistehovala kdyz j
bylo 81 rokG a z pocatku Ella u
syna. Kdyz j bylo 1O7
let, oslepla a Cd te dolby Sc ma
V 1stavu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Nemile uvftani " New Yorku.

Harry R. Benham, 32lety
pravnfk z Boyce, Virginia, Eat
cen byl V pondel1 V New Yor-
ku ma obzalobu, re T1dil auto
mobil kdyz opily byl.
Benham, p%otluceny ma obi
cell a t6le, usazen byl We We
zenskem odd6len1 Bellevue ne
mocnice. Automobilem, ktery
byl registrovan ma jm6no Amy
Brook Kern z Winchester, Va,
vrazil do stojfc1ho automobile
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Pro hIouposf.

FROSTY vojak John H. Gully
z Fort Meyer byl zastTelen,ja al
Sc tvrdf Filipem Zierem, 16le-
tym, ktery chranil svou sestru.
DIE jejich vypravovan1 Gully
rdousil Havenerovou, snaze sc
dostati Cd nj hubicku, kdyz byl
zastTelen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
eek ma pStinu centu.

V Los Angeles, eek zneJlci
ma 5000, nejmensf obnos v
m1stn1m obchodovan1, byl W.
dan feder. spravcem konkurs-
nj podstaty fe. Mackeaston
Drug Co. k vyrovnan1 pOhle-
davky S11.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Ctvri uhoreli.

We srazce automobile u Ma
ruma, osm mil Cd Lynchburg,
Virginia, uhoreli ctyfi promi-
nentn1 mlad1 muzi z Lynch
burgu. UhoTeli ku nerozezna-
nj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
sest Mad'arG usmrceno poIicii

Pr neklidu volebn1m V En-
drod u Bekas-Czaba v Uhrach
We stTedu cetnfky rozhanejlcl-
mi nespokojence zastTeleno by
10 Sest osOb.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon appiica-
ton.
Josef F. Viktor, .... .jednateI
961 N. CHESTER ST.
Oznamkovy jednatel
Karel Janda,
1903 Wiltshire Avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-01
GOodTaste
For Simple
Social Acts
Telling a Young Man
That He Should Be
Well Groomed.
BY EMILY POST.

"DEAR MRS. PosT-When arriving
at a movie does girl walk into
the lobby to wait for her friend who
must stand in line to buy his tickets?'
Answer-Yes. Or possibly If the
line Is very long she stands beside him
until he is fairly close-within six or
eight of the window-and she goes
slowly into the lobby and waits for
him.
Dear Mrs. Post-Should couple
sit opposite at a restaurant table, or
next to each other?"
Answer-Opposite at small mar
row table; next to each other at a
big round or square table.
Dear Mrs. PoSt-How can show
q young man I like very much that
also like man to look well groomed?
There is nothing girl likes less than
being told that some one she cares for
is sloppy He is very kind and speaks
five languages and is gentleman eX-
cept in his carelessness of dress"
Answer-I don't know, unless BY
persistently praising the smartness or
neatness Of this man and the other,
you can make him gradually aware of
his own shortcoming.
Dear Mrs. POST went to see an
Did aunt and uncle with my two broth
ers, and while we were there an elder
ly man came to call. When he said
good night, my brothers shook hands
with him and said they were delighted
to meet him, while / stayed in my
chair and merely said good night.
Later my brothers told me that I
should have gotten up and shaken
hands and said something, but don't
believe this formality is expected Of
young woman"
Answer-Because you are young you
should have stood up to say good
night. Had he been a younger man
you would have remained seated. since
you were not in your own house.
Dear Mrs. Post-I became engaged
recently, and my fiances family lives
several hundred miles away. He
works in our town. His mother wrote
me friendly letter, which I answered.
Now would like to know what's to be
done next, and whether could, with
propriety, invite his family to visit
us?"
notwithstanding to etiquette.
they should first invite you, but since
comparatively few people know this
rule. they may be waiting for you to
make the first advance. Your mother
could, with perfect propriety, invite
your future parents-in-law to come
for visit. But first you would bet
ter ask your f1ance's advice, since he
knows better than can, whether any
such plan would be likely to meet with
their APPROVAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-01
BY MARGARET WARNER.

- DING away over the Fourth,
or perhaps starting on your
Y ! Summer vacation soon?
~ Whether you travel by train.
plane or by boat your going away
outfit must be smart and something
that you will be proud to wear and
at the same time comfortable and
practicable. BY motor your clothes
may be more casual and the matter
is not quite so important.
In the modern air-conditioned trains
you may wear either a suit or a dark
sheer jacket frock. taking along a
coat if you expect to travel far North.
BY boat 1t will be very cool at night
and your suit and topcoat will prob
ably both be useful if you expect to
sit out on deck, which, of course, is
part of the fun. BY plane you prob
ably would be comfortable in a linen
suit if you start out on a hot day
and your destination is not too far
away.
IN LOOKING for travel clothes We
made big find-a group Of the
loveliest two and three piece suits in
one of the finest shops which are
being reduced in price. beginning to-
day. to just exactly one-half their
original marked price. You may now
have stunning suit that was marked
at about $40 at the beginning of the
season for less than $36. It hardly
seems possible. The suit at the left
Of the sketch is one Of these, in q
very unusual novelty weave wooden
mixture Of rich brown and light
beige, with fringed collar, Interestingly
cut sleeves and pockets, and its own
blouse of brown matelasse with heart
shaped pockets that surely would APP
peal to the bride. The skirt closes
at the immediate front with five
brown buttons and has two pockets
on the diagonal, either side Of the
opening.
A good-looking three-piece black
and white ensemble has q raglan salt
and-pepper weave coat lined with
black over a suit with short jacket
of a slightly different weave. This
jacket has four pockets and q scarf
and handkerchief of scarlet, also
narrow black leather belt, but the
coat is so well fitted that it looks
just as well without the belt. This
ensemble is now less than $50.
A SHORT belted jacket, wrap
= around skirt buttoned up the
front and a long cape with lots of
neck and yoke interest is marvellous
for boat trip, for you can wrap
the cape snugly around you on the
deck and feel as coy as can be.
This comes in q two-toned check Of
medium and dark blue.
A very youthful model Of soft beige
with over-check of brown has double
pointed collars and flares smartly to
wrist length. All these suits are
beautifully lined with silk crepe.
If you prefer a dark sheer for your
train trip, the center sketch is a