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.,.-,UM!VJJUPP shaped briip and 'a black taffeta tarn o'shanter crown, Jhis has bunches of forget-me-nots 'at the back and side. One of the very flat shapes is of cream colored leghorn braid. Across the front is a broaxt-band of pale lav ender uncut velvet, the same velvet forming a bow at the back, where the shape turns up abruptly. Long wheat ears and field flowers are placed at both sides of the crown, and a couple of wheat jears are unturned with the bow at the back. A beautiful summer lingerie hat has already made, its appearance and -it is striking in many ways. It is made of white or black net, with a" wired ruffle forming the brim. White roses with black hearts make the whole crown, while white leaves are f used instead of green. A light tan straw hat covered with cream chiffon and pushed up on one side to disclose yellow flowers, a bow With streaming ends and an ostrich feather in brown does not sound as" fetching as it looks when worn perched over 'the left eye of a pretty gfrl. Jo 0 o FEMININE FACTS Ohio has a woman tax assessor. Japan contains 500,000 factory girls. In Singapore women are employed as road builders. There are four women who are now.members of the Chinese parlia menr. It is said that a woman has drawn 3c the design for Canberra, the new cap ital of federated Australia. In Sweden, where women have al ,rie jrays jiad many rights, there is a law being urged which provides that women propose marriage, when dis posed. Women's clubs in Arkansas w3l take an active part in assisting, by the initiative, to secure an advanced 'child labor law for the state. NOT CREDULOUS ' "Seeing is believing' quoted the sage. "Oh, I don't know. Isee men every day whom I wouldn't believe under oath." Cincinnati" Enquirer.