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The igh: seem to be retu with Wide stripes green striping is ginning to Ostmsser‘s 2 kets from 3r ng A model which has attracted much attention in the south and which will undoubtedly be adopted by Northern fashion leaders is the three button jacket, with or Without, a went, in the back. The three button model is sup- posed to be wozn with the two buttons fastened. doubted} y In Ostros many c}ot. amount of Tweeds She ha arful perscn. Queer I to take a back 38 But that same Qu g England the£3 April 3rd. 1939 ()strosser’s Feature the Latest Suitings nd energyâ€" age 13er dug-ms m Chit-Chat 0'3" an .m Ureen a Popular Col- our in the Selection of Men’s Spring Costumes. thea striping is employ ensure protect-ion : mic 11 trasse jackets and "813’ W0 retain their 1'80 3"81‘ llldf with JdaV.s way. she has star ce that makes Bri n's wear noticabl able‘ lean Am Me: clubs 01111 "IE >m 'n‘i ma 1mg members of her course. 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Wor- n off-shades i-green and 13' shad-es of a n m 81'81) into their :21 worsteds for stripes, ar cloth is nil-3r to a of crossed W'ill un- arity this 3 are be- comfort. ‘t for jac- 1‘ samples. \V n V 15 amaz- comes Ushers ted t after .in working She works in the Dionne nursery a few hours each day with the fam- ous youngsters modeling. and returns to town each evening to work as fast as her deft fingers will allow so that, she may complete her work before this evening. Mrs. Farnum would divulge nothing whatever of her work. “You’ll have to see Dr. Dafoe for anything you want on that," she smiled. But she did say that this is a glori- ous country leven though this is prob- ably its unloveliest season). It is her first time up this way. Roams About At present her home is in Ottawa. but she "roams." She moves along from Ottawa to New York to Paris, preferring to keep on the move. preferring to keep on the move Querying Dr. Dafoe about the ture work that Mrs. Farnum is at the hospital. he said that working on the busts with ulastt and will doctor did not Farnum say. She has been in North Bay for three days and plans to leave tonight. So busy has she been with her sculptur- ing that she has had not, a single min- ute for anything else. At NurSery Daily From Ottawa to North Bay, where she is a guest as the Empire Hotel, came Mrs. Suzanne Silvei'cruys Far- num. professionally as Suzanne Silver- cmys. to do “heads" of Lhe quintuplets and their physician. Dl‘. Allan Roy Dafoe. M15.Famum is a Sistel of the Bel- gian consul to Ottawa. North Bay. April l.â€"The first and only portrait busts of the Dionne quintuplets are in the process of being fashion ed. Noted Sculptress t0 D0 Dionne Heads Susan Silvercruys, Sister of Belglan Consul, to Make Portralt Busts. A perennially popular combination for the Easter parade is the tweedy sport jacket with non-matching trousers. The above model shows a three button jacket. . . . being “worn this year more than ever . . . with patch lpockets. [IS-t Que! [11311 the “'0 10111 011 ospital 1 cold or sore throat .e the En glish folk. , :c' and wander. S} :1 a thousand. that M they THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE. TIMMINS. ONTARIO bu them know today are mainly an me is in Ottawa. She moves along w York to Paris, 11 the move. 2 about the sculp- .. just have She is one uld do she A 13 Pine Street North . ‘ u . ‘ . y- ‘1 ;" ‘Y /‘ f - Mano b7; Ammua, .Nc-xx'e.\t S 00 (‘ommrh‘ 3011‘ haw”; mnf} N (In. S'ylmu. 4 mniset'é". uoatskm 311d 5,3100 Pecccz y's 05111033an co. If you want to really be “Dressed" you'll complete your Easter outfit with a new “Homberg.” It‘s the smartest hat for men. Tooke and Forsyth in the latest spring and summér patterns. 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