“GHOSTS OF GLAMIs:
Tales of Haunted Castle of Duke of York’s Fiancee
Revived by Approaching Marriage
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Exits-ands In Main Street. Fan-field Avenue. and Cannon Street » ‘o,
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With atmosphere of Spring.
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Yes, there is a freshness and simplicity about them that not only at-
tracts but holds one.
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It has secrets
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Colors are on the bieore or tan shade as a c010r of prominence and
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navy for those who desire a darker colored garment
TWlll cords—a fabr1c that marks a degree-of refinement and elegance
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1.2..1 upon his
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pin with some—
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wmumr wrapped
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all its own—and camelshair in the much mooted camel shade and \Valthei
.checks as a material for sport wear. "
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Vei’y little divergence from the single color scheme 15 noted. Here and
there a bit of silk embroidery 1n a color of harmonious contrast; but for the most
11...... was . . . , 1 part the trim or embellishments are of the fabric of the suit~itself——now a strap.
1” “iii? F ,1 ($333}; gogggf-Uggs (gaggoggagggg- ggsgfigvggkggg a pleat, a design worked out in folds—or cording coiled gracefully. The short coat
.. i 'f .‘T.'LT'1.”L’1iIitriil'3 YORK (1.1.1;an \ . - or jackette is of considerable prominence, cut with a flare at the bottom. V cry
The earl admitted them and led hen their enenu’.
: ...1 now fom- mom into o doeo dunooon chamber The room where they met their chic and stylish, but realizing that not everyone may 11 car this style to advantage
v~1 “-1 1’1- always where he smdthey would be-‘snfe from slow death by hunger and thrist also
11‘. H1111 rlnrk harm and from all attempts at search. became their inviolute tomb. It was
- 111' these clans. The giant locks were turned: bolTs one or several dungeons always kept FaShlon has given some coats 0f 10“ng lines and VCry plCaSlng effects.
“i, ~ .1... pounding at were fastened; lmrs put up. The lit- locked.
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1.‘ . '1. 1-, They were No hand or fleeing warriors were pen- But which one it was—-tl1at is the . _ i
,p - . 1 a. 111. ir' mucmios. ned up ton-cor. The earl 11nd likwise secret. of Gl.m1ls. v , ' $37 S s
, .. f ‘ Many of these are priced at 0, $39.50 and 40.
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One Specially noted suit for sport or business wear is of Donegan tweed.
nicely tailored with two patch pockets, J ok’e back with tuo box pleats and belt Of
the fabric. Price $29. 50 .
Second no or. center
N. E Coast '
High quality and , Icebound; Harbor
low cost make Good Luck Frozen Solid
By Associates! Press
gums-up. Qflfflgl
DOSTON_ Feb. :0.——Clear skies and
O .1 .3‘
' _ moderating temperature. with only
a 00 o W] e use ess ._' a. light. wind promised some relief to-
” day lrom conditions which caused
' much suffering afloat and ashore in
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The, United States has approximate-
ly ten million. gas users. according to
Carl D. Jackson, ex~member 0? die
Wisconsin Railroad Commission and
former president of the National As-
sociation of Railway and Utilty Corn- ’ . , . .. ' he. ,.
missioners. . _, . » , ' :5 3
The variety of users of gas is in— ' ’ 7’
creasing. he found while the volume
.1’ of gas consumed greatly increases
‘ every year. The likelihood of the use
E ; of substitutes has disappeared.
- . "Investment in this utility service is ' , - - . . // L. g. ,7
s '1 great and must necessarily increase I i ~ ‘7 f, 7-; 7’ , _}
ead ‘ ,- with increased use.” according‘ to Mr. , ’ - ' ’
The W spread, for- Br , v “a... 1:11.... 1. .. m..— .11....
.1 . p is performed which more vital to
.1 - ’ ' the welfare and obnve once at s large
JOHN F._J J”: 0°. CHICAGO ' r 1 proportion of our population.” 7 .1
. wuonssnfl' ms'nmmron . . , .
Wig“ E. JELKECO ., . New York City . :fi .0» TORTURE!) )[ANY YEARS BY . .
. New England over the weekend. Di!
3‘ HOUSCWiVCS value-Jame Gmn LIJCK Woe be- . . the coast the most'serious mishap was
, ‘ cause of its many uscs, High quality combined With 7 v .. :pedfnfgrced agafpdonmeptdot in: New
,1 - e or owne vomas e co ooner
‘ ll ‘ 10W COSt makcit immensely WWW for an round use“ 7 , : ‘, Santiago. bound from Norfolk for . p '
.. ', « Boston, with coal. when she sprang ,
ii The principal use for Jclke GOOD LUCK is on tha ' 1 a leak and began to sink about 40 Rlpchd on the tl’CCS, fUlly ma-
. -'- " ' 11 th of Nantu k t Li ht Sh! . . ' '
i table as a spread for Md. You may serve it With U ’- lniefscrsezi'l of 12 were Sicied Us!) by iii; tured,b1gscald8“"cet grggcfruit are
1’ complctcsaflsfaction,just 88 thousandsof other houses , . steamer Egremont. which proceeded f . fill d
l" wives are doing. Its delicious flavor uniform freshness ’ ,; with them for New York. , ready or your enioyment, e
i ’ , g The steamer Coyote. bound from ' ,- ' -
and appetizing appearance make itapcrfcct spread. - .5 ‘ Norfolk for New Bedrord with coal. Wlth utammcs and other health
,5 .1, . got into difficulties in Buzzards Bay. ' ,' f d elements
it ‘. .. 1. She touched bottom at the west end 31‘ mg 00 ' _
Besides its use on the my table' GOOD LUCK is or Cuttyhunk Island, freed herself ,
f i ideal for Cooking. Thcrcs not 3. mp: on the {00“ .3. some timelater. but was found to be
. V. class -_’. ' - leaking and was taken in tow by tugs 'r
_ page Of the paper, in thetdomesflc 301”” th ‘1 01‘ 13:} “- from New Bedford, .which early to-
ll the cook book which calls for a shortenirlug 113. can -,. . day we... mm to work hum“, pom , _ .
,. CK c o “0C3: . A number at schooner-e. tugs and . ' '
is I ttcr be made With GmD LU mica“ w m '. .. barges were still fast in the ice today 6kg ldsweet
i rnits this general use: most econo Yo! , ‘ . in Vineyard and Nantucket. Sounds. - . , »
. 1' f , A number or seaport and river calor‘ldq 0m
With GmD LUCK in the 1% box the 11W ' . towns were blockaded with ice to- ' -
E V3110 shortenin -. day and with fuel supplies running h . g
:. does away With the need for “8 » a, , low hailed eagerly the weather bureau a] Fl ('1 0d 1.
fin BCWCS better meals and saves money. Buy promise of warmer weather. Marble- , . . SC dsweet. 01'! a oranges are go
I h d d Sol 11 \‘b ' ,
Jclkc GOOD LUCK today-FRESHumeYO‘n‘m .31: z.“ museumsergzzet wow and good for y... toooo
i j ' for coal barges to get through and ‘ SEAIDSWEET GRAPEFRUITADE :
' V, Pawtucket. R. 1-. was V_ in a. similar Mode Ifterose of thcmof tented , ‘\
'; I predicament because of the heavy riv» recipes in“HomcUmfor-Juim ofSeald- . i
' ‘i or ic9. ’ i , ‘ sweetl’lorido Cram and Grapefruit-”- , _ Ask your fruit dealer for Scaldswcet . ‘ '
. i ' . - Send for gift ooperu. Addraa.Florido ’” Florida orhngcs and grapefruit. Insist
i oven. TEN moron use: ass. ,C1W'§$;T%Z;L‘?mfif‘hm , .d‘" 1.e supp, you wan. 11.....-
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83 Warren Street. . ‘ .1 _ , ,, _ ‘ 7 . , . ‘7 _ . o ' "I have had kidney trouble (or , ._
. , 3 ‘> " ' i ' ' " . ' - twelve years,” writes H. P. Pinknéy. 7'
”M... w «or ~—»— ~- WW4”; 1.4““. West Jackson. Miss. . “Pains in back,-
"A... ‘ ‘ ' "M”— . , . joints. catches in the hips. "111.110an . » .~
. ,..,.1 , ~,. , d ' " ' 1 . \ f .- and getting up too much during the ‘
. 11.. ’ 5 w EY ” ' 1- o" ‘ night.) But since akin: Foley‘s~ Kid: .- ,
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