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wmmmmmmmmm BEVERLY BAYNE AND HER $50,000 WARDROBE STREET SUIT edged with a double row of large but tons. The coat is cut rather tight through the shoulders and flares from the waist down. It is almost three-quar ter length and is rather on the. order ' of the English tailored suit,The pock ets on the coat are half-diamond shape, and fasten with a single but ton. The marten fur collar, is arranged so that it can be worn buttoned high around the throat or turned back. But the unique feature of the whole suit is the coat cuff which is belted "half way around and fastened with a single button. On the upper half of the sleeve, around its lower edge, "there is a row of small button trim mings. All the seams of the suit are bound in very narrow, almost invisible braid, which, by the way, is one of the new est touches of the season. ti'f :.' SBjBbBBBSSIhKSj 3iggEI. photo Beverly Bayne wearing novel street suit, posed especially for The Day Book. fl) The "Beverly Bayne" walking suit is one 01 me cleverest uicu.livjuo ui the tailor. The distinguishing mark of this chic apparel is its button trimming, used in ever so many novel ways. The skirt is plaited into a-deep scal- loped-yoke, ,The front panel.extend ing from .waist line to-lower-hem, is SIGNS . . A Rowlesburg, W. Va., theater decorates its stage with this sign: "Johnnies, please do not climb over the footlights. Use the stage door." Again, the Davenport Hotel, Da venport, Iowa, tacks up this warning to guests and lounger: "Profane language or swearing positively pro hibited in this room." Or, in Dodge City, Ia. "Ladies and gentlemen are requested not to throw butter or other things on the walls or mix catsup and vinegar or salt and pepper. Maybe you think it's a joke but we don't" In Bay Minette, Ala., a J. P. has placed a card in his door which in forms callers: "I'm going fishing. Be back when I'm through. People who can't wait, see Sam Jenkins, next door, or go to hell; it will be the same." o o If some people had less moaey than brains they'd starve to death. mMmmmmmm