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Ili MEMURIAM

llDI.'.SSll GALLANT

The death took place rf, oyster

Bed Bridge. on 'I’hlll‘oday,.I'ebruary 20th, of Edesse Gallant, daughter of the late Hubert Gallant and Barbe Buote in the 16th. year of herage.

The deceased who had always en-

joyed excellent health until three days before her death was of a very kindly disposition and was lilahlil rwpected by all who knew her. For some years she and hor- sister llved ln this city where they made many friends who will hear with sorrow of her demise.

The funeral took place at Bt.

'Augustines Ohurch, Rustico, on sat- urday morning, February 22nd. A Solemn High Mass of Rcqulm was celebrated by the Pastor, Rev. Mgr.

,Jean Ohiasson, D. D., who also of- ‘ficiated at the grave.

The pall beare"s were: Napoleon

Pitre. Moses Gallant, Adrien Cial- lant, Stanislaus Gallant. Rodolphe Gallant, Andrew Pltre. Tha fun- eral arrangements were under the direction of Mr Henry Gallant

There are left to moum three

brothers: Bonaventure and Damien of Oyster Bed Bridge and Hilaire of U. 8. A.; also one sister, Mary of Oyster Bed Bridge.

May her soul rest in peace.

What the Fashionable Are Wearlng_

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sheu crepe collar of a. crepe silk in dark blue background printed in green. is decidedly chic to wearer. The eggsriell crepe appears again in neat turn-back cuff.

Style No. 3372 that can be had in

sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 4| inches bust. achieves a most unusual slen- derizing effect through the moulded long-waisted bodice, _und fitted ei;-. culai' skirt. A narrow belt indicates normal waistiine, which is generally becoming to most figures.

mack silk crepe with asparagus.

brown with turquoia blue, purplish- b‘lue chiifon, crepe marocain in putty beige and canton crepe in terra- cotta are ideal selections. _

Pattern price is cents. be sure to

rlll in size of pattern. Address Pat- tern Department. Our ' Fashion Magazine is 15 cents. but you may order `a pattern and a Fashion Magazine together for 25 cents.

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Suits Demand Eye

Variety Makes Suit Suit

"Oh the suit is the biggest thlng

that has struck the fashion world, this season. About the suit will be built the vfliole wardrobe. suits will

be everywhere. pn the street, at the luncheon, on the brcodvvalk, and all the smart resorts. Stortwlth a suit odd another, and anotherf then think of the other clothes." This is the way one style writer puts it when asked. "What is new for Spring?"

“'I'.~rere is the dreavmlaker suit, the

tailored suit, the suits with very short, jaunty jackets, the suits wlthl peplums, those with box coals, those with double breasts, and those which

There is suoh a variety there is no exousefo: not-being -suited in a suit. "Then take the dressmaker touch which interjects itself in so many places, the lingerie touch on the tailored suit is inspired by the dre.ssma.lrer, and every suit is linger- ie-touched. .

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Short sleeves elbow three quarter and even little cap and puff sleeses are features of the new mode smart. suits have shorter sleeves, so they may not get into the way of the long glove Everyone will wear gloies and long gloves will reach

seieral inches above the wlllst

liiiliinery Changes Brmimed hats are coming bank

for the present the off the face hat is smart but as the season pro- gresses the brim will widen. Poke bonnets will poke their way into smart company. and with the wider brlms will come more trimming on the hats, though for general wear just a touch _of trimming is per mined. _

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"Skirts are long or short according feminine fashions. Exotic straws

child, thinks Parson Potts, (but, really, no more distinctive than

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DON'T 'WBING

When washed. use two wateza to

rinse, warm of course. Now take out od washer and haul on a tllhtcloth- esline wot. Daft wrlng. Take bofth ends together and pin about every four or five inches apart. When water is about drained out. take your carpet beater and beat it every now and again til-I dry.

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in Paris. Here he administers to

the beauty needs of women of fashion in Paris. And he warns them of the dangers in using the wrong kind of soap.

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You can wash sweaters in tihe

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Here is the way to do curtains.

sometimes you will hear people say: "f wish I could get my Cults-I-Us io hang straight." Well you can do it too.

After washing. put both sides to-

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Vmreni rupermtendmg 4 far/nl treatment m bu beauty Jalan on t/as Ru! Royale, Pam. Hr adm er Palma/we, as do Jo many of/1/Jfsmou: ra/luguu,

surface of the skin toned up and stimulated yet they are so gentle, so easy on the skin 'Ihaz is, undoubtedly, why these line cosmetir oils have been used by los ely women since Cleopatra s time

Here is the fkmous treatment

With both hands work up a fine lather of Palmolive Soap and

“arm water Worl. this tenderly into the skin of face and throat, massaging for about mo minutes Rinse first with warm water, then with cold. In the morning, perhaps you`Il need a touch of cream or some kind of astringent before putting on make up That is thc basis of the home beauty treatment recommended by 19,813 beauty specialists. For special treatments, you will have, of course, to consult your

own expert. But for day in and day out care of the skin,_nothing is quite so effective as this simple Palmolive treatment. And since Palmolive costs no more than

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