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Spring Opening
Our store is complete with the season ’s newest novelties ’ip
Suits, Coats, Capes, Dresses, Skirts,
Waists and Millinery
Behind the Lines
New Spring Suits '
Quality- Style- Service
Our Moderate Prices
Recommend Their Purchase
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Spring’s Newest Suit Styles
Combininx £2!le desirable and prominent fashion
hint vet avoiding.’ the exaggerations so cleverly as to’ ‘ ' ‘
osmilish a standard.
The Straiirht Box Coat and the" Belted Semi-Fit-
ted Tailored Suits seem to contend for first favor.
while the Ankle Length Skirts will be most in evi-
.. $24.50 up
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SPRING’HME
MILLINERY
“A deli2ht to the eye’
only partially describes
the beauties of our
Snrin2 Millinerv.
$3.98 up
a
Oh"? I“ for boys, featuring ~many mod-imp the newest meter-
ials. Their line tailoring and splendid quality of materials in our
Boys' Clothes make satisfactory service certain Our low prices
will appeal ‘toxyoul j
That Will Win Your Admiration
Mam 2'1'aceful wraps have been developed with a variety of exclusive features in neck and sleeve cf-
:m-ts in the new materials and rich shades most moderately priced.
I New Spring Coats and Capes
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$ 1 0.98 up '-
SKIRTS
ho fitted for carrying signal lights and ‘
remaining aloft at night its a further
guide to the pilots.
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CANDY IN PARIS: MARK AIR NURSE Sifzss;i:%ir::‘:.m:§:m f f’
momentum with a wireless station
from which he can receive directions
Springtimellresses
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(‘harming and Attractive Dresses.
New ideas in trimmin2s of beads.
embroidery. silk
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IMPENED
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FOR SPRING
Floats of varying widths and ar- /
ranaement's: also horizontal tucks I
play a very lar2e part in the at- 2 I
tractiveness of the new Sprint! \
models. -
$5. 98 up
braid. buttons.
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lures of the Peace Conference is the
queue which forms daily in the corri-
dor of the hotel which shelters the
Ameiican delegates to buy candy from
the canteen established by the Ameri-
can government to supply cigars. cis-
g PARIS, March 26.—One oi the tea-
Igovernment employee quartered there
Candy is so scarce and so expénsive'
Cross and Young Mel's Christian As- ‘
sociatlon canteens. The allowance
giv’en’to each canteen daily is small.
Consequently, the men with a sweet
tooth watch eagerly for the arrival of
the daily supply and struggle for ad-
vanced positions in the line which al-
ways contains more buyers than there.
are packages of candy.
No man is allowed to have more
- than one pound of candy and the price
'3 three francs a pound. m on-
can. stenographory oomspondents.
historians and bespectacled metal.
uu‘menopoiamia m Tram-Cau-
cusia good-natured” for one
or the overseas tins of chocolates.
LONDON. March 26. (Correspond-
ence of The Associated Press).-—Bal.
loans are used as buoys above the
clouds to mark the course of the long
distance airplane mail service from
\lamnlse near the Bonlogne. France.
to Cologne. Germany. says an an-
nouncement oi the Royal Air Force
arettes, candy 93nd chewing sum to phich is operating this service. Each messengers!!! 0889 0‘ accident.
the hundreds of specialists and other‘ balloon is marked with signs to indi l
cane lo the airplane pilot its exact lo
cality and thus enable the pilots to
in Paris that it is the favorite article shape their course anew when the high bflveefl
on sale in all American army. Red Iwealher is bad or the clouds are very Northern France and the valley at the
low. The balloons also mark the land
in; grounds for the airplanes. Observ-
ers in the balloons are required to re
port the condition of Weather above
the oloud layer. the speed and direc-
tion or wind and to pass this informa-
tion to the nearest‘wireless station
for transmission to the airplane pilots.
A chain of wireless stations has been
organized along the routes for the
transmission of weather reports and
ii the pilot of an airplane is compelled
.0 make a‘ forced landing he is expect-
ed to report this location by wireless
or telephone. to the nearest wire-lass
stuioasotiiatmtnckcan he
how to proceed to the nearest landing
ground. This wireless guidance is? ex-
pected to be usetul in bad weathei or
in night flying
Emergency landing grounds have
been located along the route in addi—
tion to the regular terminals and the
airplanes carry pigeons to he used as
This through service from laminae
to Cologne presents difficulties be-
cause or the range of hills 2,000 feet
the {lat country at
'.Rhine This stretch of hilly country
has rev places suitable for landing
and pilots flying shove it (rogue-fly
encounter clouds and bad weather. ..
The Royal Air Force has (or some
time been carrying mall mgularly ho
tween lemme and Vaieocicunes uflk
norms. '
Stirling April 151:. the mind
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