THERE'S X DIFFERENC E IN RAINCOATS. TOO Most raincoats are labeled either "waterproof" or "water repellent ” There's a difference. A waterproof matenal is coated with a finish which prevents wa ter from going through. Air can not penetrate. Perspiration does not evaporate easily. The water-repellent label on a raincoat means that the fabric was treated to keep water from going through. Air is allowed to \ circulate and moistuie evaporate I easily. Check to sec if the watcr-repel lertt finish is marked “durable" or "permanent"—otherwise you may need to have your raincoat treat ed when it is washed or dry cleaned. S. L. Davenport. Wednesday night. Jan 28. at the Amelia Club. Games, dancing and re freshments were cnioyed by the (>0 guests present i
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