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OLD HUTCH IS HuSrLlNG.
A Squeeze in the December
Wheat Market Confident.
ly Expected.
The Old Man Has A Sinoh
Which He is not Slow to !
Make Use of.
Prices of the Cereal Tending
Upward in the Liver
pool Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-The Mail says
there seems to be no doubt but that there
will be a squeeze in December wheat in
the immediate future. Fairbanks is
thought to have given up enough of his
pile to leave the old man master of the
situation once more. OF course, he can
not run up any So corner on December
in the last week of October. Two dol
lars for December wheat at this time
would bring in receipts from every
wheat raising country on the globe, but
there is plenty of time for him to squeeze
the shorts with temporary local press
ure that may cause good many tongues
to hang out before long. The amount
he has gathered in during the past two
months is enormous, and there is no
doubt that he is going to put the screws
on. There is a nervous undertone to the
market which betokens that there sis a
a hen on" Hutchinson sold little
December, but bought infinitely moro
than he disposed of. {
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Prosperous Northern Settlement.

Prosperous Northern Settlements
In Tennessee, Mississippi, and
Louisiana.
The passenger department of the
Illinois Central railroad will issue a
new pamphlet about October 18th, de-
scribing the following prosperous set
Elements in Tennessee, Mississippi and
Louisiana. viz: Jackson, Tennessee;
Holly Springs, West Point, Jackson,
Yazoo City, Terry and Brookhaven,
Mississippi; kentwood, Roseland Col
ony, Hammond, Crowley, Jennings,
Lake Arthur, Welch, Iowa, Lake
Charles and Ninton. Louisiana Hun
dreds Of northern iamilies are now
happily located at the above points,
and.in this new pam pi.iet viii appear
Interesting letters from northern men.
1t will also give the dates OF two spec
1ai land excursions south each month,
from the principal points on the line
of the Illinois Central in Illinois, Wis
consin, Iowa and Dakota. This pam
| pblet, and also "Southern Home Seek
ers' Guide" should be read by every
person contemplating southern trip.
either for pleasure, health or a perma-
nent home. Copies of each will be
mailed free on application to Mr.. T. B
Bowes, G. N. L. A. 12l Randolph street
Chicago, or to the undersigned, at
Manchester. Iowa. J.F. MERRY,
] General Western Passenger Agent.
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reutonic Element in Cbicaeo.

Chicago is one of the largest German
cities in the world, SO far as the numeri.
cal strength of the Teutonic element is
concerned. Even in tho fatherland there
are few centers Of population which can
vie in this respect with the wonderful
metropolis of tho western hemisphere.
Whatever causes may have driven the
German from the land Of his birth 1t can
truthfully be said that his first aim on
foreign soil is to create home for him.
self. Then he organizes verein-a so.
clety. In fact, in populous cities the so.
ciety precedes the home.-Chicago Times.
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EDITOR PULsiFER's DEATH.
Strong Assertions That it Was Caused by
~ Bullet Eiratl hx Himself

Strong ASSERTIONS That it Was Caused by
IL Bullet Fired by Himself.
Boston, Oct. 23.-The announcement
of Col. r. NJ. Pulsifers sudden and mys-
terious death caused sensation on the
street and i'll the hotels. There are only
seven persons who have seen the body,
and only those seven know whether Col.
Pulsifer ended his existence with a bull
let. The physicians who attended the
unfortunate man assert that his death
was from heart disease, but it is given
out on excellent authority that he died
by his own hand. 1t is said that Col.
Pulsifer had life insurance policies ag-
gregating 100000 payable to his wife.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas default has been made in the pay
ment OF the principal and interest secured by a
a. D. 1884, executed by August Mielenz and
Fredrick NJ! elenz, Of the county Of Dawson
Dakota Territory TO L. Indra and J Bingen-
heimer of saio Dawson county Dakota Terri
tory and which mortgage was recorded in the
office of the register OF deeds of Dawson county
Dakota Territory in book number 40 of mort
cages on page 100 thereof on the 3lst day of
December A. ID, 1884 at 4 80 .. m.
Whereas, no action or proceedings al law or
otherwise have been instituted to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof. and
Whereas, it was stipulated in said mortgage
that If default would be made in the payment
of any portion of the principal or interest when
the same should become due, or if default
should be made i'll the payment ot take, assess
ed or TO be assessed on said PROPERTY before
the same became delinquent; then the whole
sum both princpa! and interest 4! once b. came
due, and
whereas. the whole amount of the principal
and interest became due by the terms of said
mortgage OH the 3lst day OF December A. D.
1855, and
Whereas, the whole amount claimed to be
due upon said mortgage at ii the he date OF this
PRINCIPAL and $ll3. o0-l00 unpaid interesr be-
sides the sum Of $50 attorneys fees stipulated
for in said mortgage.
by virtue of the power OF sale contained in said
mortgage and in pursuance OF the statute in
such cases made and provided. the said mort
StlSc WIZ Dc lDIcCluStu ny II Sule Ol- GIlc mort
gagged premises therein described at public
auction at the front door of the court house in
the city of Mitchell in said Dawson county j,
I. on the LIST day of Dece!llber A D 1898, at the
hour of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day,
The mortga cd premises are situated in the
conntyot bavison in the f-rri Dry of Dakotn,
and are u"serib.d as io,i"ms. to wit: Lots
numbers ten I0,l e!cTc.i a..d twelve t,2 y of
block number tweniy-tl (2Sl in the Town,
now City of Mitchell
j.. JNDRA,
j. .BINGEN.IEIAIER,
Mortgages.
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Catching MONKEYS with Beer.

At Darfur, in Africa, the monkeys are
said to be so inordinately fond of a kind
Of beer made by the natives that the bev.
erago is used by treacherous man as q
means of capturing their unsuspecting
relatives. Cans of beer are placed within
reach, and when tho convivial monkeys
have become so thoroughly inebriated
that they fail to know the difference be.
tween the man and the ape the negro
takes tho hand of one OF them, in all good
fellowship, and leads him off. The Others
naturally follow him, and so good-by to
their liberty.-Once Week.
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Election Notice.
AUDITORS OFFICE

AUDITORS OFFICE
DAWSON COUNTY, DAKOTA.
n Notice , is hereby given that on Tuesday th'
office, city OF MITCHELL east side,
At Marvins Office city of Mitchell. west side
The school house in sub district No. 2 Perry
township.
The school house in sub district, No.
Badger township.
Tue store Of 6. B Kelsey, Blendon township
~ The school house in Village OF Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernon township,
The school house in sub district No, Q, Beulai
township.
The school house in sub district No. Pros
per township.
The school house iii cub district No. 2. Lis
bon township.
The school house in sub district No.5, Union
The school house in sub district No. 1, Bakpl
township.
The school house in sub district No. =, Tobil
The school house in sub district No. :, Rom:
township.
An election will be held to elect one delcga.
to congress,
One member OF the council 5th district.
Two members of the house stl, 1! strict
One register Of deeds,
One treasurer,
One sheriff
One district attorney.
One auditor.
One probate judge.
One coroner.
One aSStsSOr.
One surveyor.
-Four justices of the peace.
Four constables.
One county commissioner, first district G.
expired term)
One county commissioner, second district
Xpred term)
10 vote upon the question of the rr,i ibitio
Of the sale Of Intoxicating liquors by local o
ton.
10 vote upon the question of appropriatin.
two thousand five hundred ts2.50J. dollars 10
| the purchase and equipment OF 1. poor fari
for the Use or tl.chuuty.
Mhch ii, ct on will be opened at O'Clock il
the E!orn NJ AMI will cuMtinu, open until
clock II lie afternoon Gf tile sameday.
X. L. ROBINSON,
Audit Il Dawson County.
MITCHELL, Sept. %, 1888.
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THE LEGISLATIVE LAYOUT.
publican Nominations for the Next
General Assembly,

The republican nominations for the
kt legislature are all made in the
erteen south Dakota districts with
exception of the third, which in
| tdes Bon Homme, Chas. Mix, and
fuglas counties. This convention
il be held on the % inst. and as there
three candidates, Jones of Chas.
x, Seaman of Bon Homme and Le-
|cq of Douglas, and but two places
he filled, the outcome is one of un-
ttaintY. The republican majority
the several districts two years ago
given which is pretty fair indica-
|n of the coming result:
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Drift Of Ocean Dere1icts.

Everett Hayden, of tho photographic
bureau, in recent lecture before the
franklin institute, gave some interesting
data concerning tho remarkable drift o1
ocean derelicts. Tor example, tho shir
Ada Iredale caught fire from spontaneous
combustion, was abandoned, drifted 2, ,42G
miles in eight months, was towed into
port and continued to burn for clever
months longer; then was repaired and
made into a handsome bark, which is
doing good service in the Chinese trade
Another vessel drifted 3,521 miles in eight
months and ten days.-New York Tribune
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Puzzled over Disinfection.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 23.---There
were 81 new cases reported for the "a
hours ending at 6 p, M, and four deaths.
Churches generally were open to-day for
the first time in many weeks. The
question OF disinfection is still puzzling
the authorities. Surgeon Gener raj Ham
ilton wires that he will confer with
President Cleveland and learn his views.
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A Rousing Meeting.

Artesian City Advocate: With the
exception of the temperature of the
hall which was rather chilly without a
fire, the republican rally Saturday
night was grand success, and with
such entertaining orators as Mayor
MentZer Of Mitchell, and Hons. Wood.
ruff, Roger and Col. Price, the audience
was held spell bound. The cornet
band added to the pleasure of the eve
ming. and the glee club was the recipi
ent of numerous compliments.
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Snow Throughout Nebraska.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 23.-At s. o'clock
Sunday morning a rain storm set in
which continued until II. At that hour
the rain drops turned to snow flakes, and
the fall continued until dark. Meagre
advices from points along the Missouri
river show that the storm was general
throughout the valley. At Nebraska
City theeFall was heav1.
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AFormidable Rival of Jute.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. 23.-Among
the cotton received here Saturday was
one lot of fifteen bales from Cheraw,
S. c., which was covered in bagging
made from Pine straw. The entire
lot was quickly disposed of and readily
accepted by the sorters. 1t is probable
that by next spring more than ten
factories for the manufacture of pine
straw bagging and mating will be in
operation between Raleigh, N. c., and
New Orleans
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Roasted TO IL Crisp.

CARSON CITY. Col, Oct. 23.---The resi-
dence of Mr.. Parks, at Williamsburg, a
coal camp seven miles from this city,
burned to the ground. Parks son.. ten
years of age, was burned to a crisp.
The father is in Pueblo hospital, and
the mother is said to have been intoxi-
Gated. She is accused of having set
the house on fire
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Removing Reading Docks.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The much talked
of aban2 2apment Of the Reading railroad
coal DOCKS at Elizabethport, N. j., and
the removal of all the company's bust
ness to Port Liberty, near Jersey City, is
assured. Superintendent Wallace has
received orders directing him to remove
the company's belongings to Port LIB
erty as eXpeditiously as possible.
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Shot BY Burglars.

XES1A, Ind, Oct. 2s.-At l o'clock a.
m. Andrew Morgan surprised two men
who were robbing the store Of Henry J..
Rausmann. He gave the alarm, and
while attempting to stop the burglars
was shot Twice aud felally Wounded
The thieves escaped.
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FERN.sSD1NA, Fla, Oct. 23.-The re-
port for the twenty-four hours ending
at six o'clock Saturday night is: New
cases IL: deaths L. The weather is very
warm, but favorable. Considerable
destitution is reported among the sur
rounding settlements. 6.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

ment OF the money secured BY a mortgage dated
the nth "a daXof " April A. D. 1888 executed by
mann, his wife, of the county of DAWSON, and
territory Of Dekota. to Carrie b. Blake Of tile
county count OF Mlnnebago and state OF Illinois and
the regist er of deeds of the county of Dawson
and territory of Dakota, in book 6. of mortga-
ges o,a,pa on page So6 on the 9th of April, 1888
Whereas, no action or proceedings at law or
otherwise have been instituted to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage or any part
Whereas, default has been made in the pay.
| ment OF the taxes assessed on said real property
as agreed by the said nortgagor in said mart
Whereas. the amount claimed TO be due
upon said mortgage. at the. date OF this
! nntce. Is me sum OF fourteen hundred and
wit: Sl,2oo.0o principal and $3.50 50 interest be-
sides the sum OF ole hundred and fifteen dol
lars sand seventy eight cents, for taXes neces-
| attorney'Sfees stipulated for in the said mort.
| gage.
| Now,Therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue OF the poWerot sale contained in Said mort
| gage and duly recorded as aforesaid and in pur-
s,ance Of the statute in such case made AID
provided, the said mo, tgag' Will be forecloSed
| bya y sale of the mortgaged prealises thereinde-
sheriff. Of Dawson county Dakota at the 'front.' front
DOR @ OF the court house in the city of MICHEL
ana county OF DAWSON, and Territory tf Dako-
ia ,on the 9ihdayof November 1888 ut O'Clock IN
Ihe afternoon 400, OF that day he mor'gaped
Prem.Ses ehn ta,ri are situated in The county Of "v
as follows. .to-wr: The southhaf (ls5 OF acton
| numoer thrty-one (3ll in township one nm
dred and four uoil range sixty-nme toiJ Davi-
son county, territory of Dakoti,
Dated at Mitchell Dak.; this 2ath tay of Sep
tember a. D. 1883.
i GEORGE A. JOHNSON. Morlpaper
l Attorney for Mortgage.
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Bethune the Champion sprinter.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23.-The champion
ship sprinting meeting under the
auspices of the Professional Athletic
association of America, whose object
was to settle the question of the sprint
ing championship of the United States
and Canada was held here Sunday
afternoon. Harry Bethune was the
winner of the contest.
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OMAHA. Neb., Oct. e3.-The junction
house at Kearney, burned at 2:30
a. m. Thomas Kane, an old man who
had room on the second floor, was
burned to DEATH The fire is supposed
to have originated from the explosion of
lamp in the Office.
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Nintl, District.

DIV Poindexter, Harrv F Hunter
Sphinx. of Sphinx.
s558 Burr T Bixler, of
,FS5 .sss Sphinx.
The farmers have endorsed Poindex-
terand Bixler, and also G. B. Hubbard
{ OF Clark, who has been nominated by
the; democrats. Republican majority
Sins1886-2,472.
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VIII Reform the SDanis,, Army

MADRID, Oct. 23.-'rhe cabinet has de-
cided to convoke the cortes about the
middle of November and submit to that
body Il bill providing for extensive army
rnfnln
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Sixth. District,

|s3Shn LII patten, of CT Miller, of Lake.
ssMiner. VIM Ramsdell, of
sS sE Moody.
Maiority-1.SOl.
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Thinks Stanley has Joined Emin.

iliihks Stanley has JOined EmiI.
VIENNA, Oct. 21-Professor Otto LAM,
the African traveller has expressed a
similar opinion to that given by Lieut..
Stanley. Wissmans belief is that Stan:
lev has ioineu Emin Bey.
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First District.

COUNCIL. HOUSE.
3 Ericsson of Frank Aikens of
Union. Lincoln.
J WHITE of Clay
Majority IN 18S6-2,O97.
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Eigl,tI, District.

Robert Lowry, of M NJ Price, OF
lseadle. Sanborn.
d f Roger, OF
Jerauld.
Majority-l,752.
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Twelfth District.

y ii Cooper, of T A Douglas, of
1 Godington. Day.
A l. Partridge. of
ss ss Grant.
\ Majority-4o3.
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Fourth District.

. Soderberg, of E w Terrill, of
$Ainnehaha. McCook.
ME M w S Logan, of
Hanson.
q Fl II Keith, of
NE NJ Minnehaha.
Majority 5S6.
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Tenth District.

Nv oolhiser, of JBCook, of Faulk.
Hand. j w Ryan, of Wal
ia worth.
Sdajority-1,o1G.
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Seventh District.

atkinson, of p p Palmer, of
|8fookings. Hamlin.
sgS s ii FL Sheets, of
ssss Kingsbury.
SMajority-1,421.
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The Rand-Avery company, the largest
printing house in Boston has made an as
signment Their liabilities are about
$4,000 and assets are estimated at over
S10O O0O
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Majority IN 18s
Second District.

L Van Osdel of Joseph Allen. j Ohm
hankton. Turnbull of Tur-
4 ner, John Nor
"A ris of Hutchin-
4 son.
lajority-2,40S.
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Fifth District.

Sullivan, of d M Powell, Of
EAurora. Dawson.
ss j nj Greene, of
Drule.
ssMajprlty-6S4.
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Eleventh District,

my sSs Eleventh District.
,os.I Crawford, of OR Van Etten, of
sHughes. Hyde.
Frank Lillibridge,
of Sully.
AIsjority-737.
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I,hirteentIl D1strlct.

sASW Campbell, of II Fletcher, of
BroWn. Brown.
MT. s p Howell, of
s Mcpherson.
Maj jority-948.
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n Third District.
Nominations not made.
@ajority-641.
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Fourteenth District.

~ Washabaugh, j d Patton, Of
@of Lawrence. Lawrence. !.
+ w Haley, of G j Trude, of
Pennington. Butte. =
w G Bower, of
Custer.
Maiority-1,427.
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KILLED THE sENTRlEs.
Two Soldiers Under Arrest for Dcsertion
Escape After Fatally Injuring the

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 90. Thomas
Lynch and a man named McCurdy, two
soldiers under arrest at Jefferson bar
racks charged with desertion, escaped
Saturday night after fatally injuring the
sentries, Privates Welsh and Kennedy.
Lynch chopped Kennedy down with an
axe, while McCurdy beat Welsh. over the
head with his own revolver, which he
wrested from him after a desperate
strl1pfrla
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Dated at Mitchell. october Is 1885. sssS'''s'eeeS'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-26
BASEMENT!

Keep In mind the Basement. for IN that section
will the greatest bargains be seen. You can
have any article IN the basement MONDAY at
any reasonable ngure
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the vest in shawl folds, with the opening
yelled by white gauze tucker coming up
modeStlv high,
Miss Jean Borrowe did an odd thing at the
first assembly, and if anybody takes it up
the New Years balls may see an innovation.
Her gown was a shortwaisted Josephine
robe, but she turned it from conventional
evening costume into something that saw
ored of the masked ball by the large silver
sylphlde's wings which spread themselves
on either shoulder. Fancy balls have not
been frequent of late and it IS about time
for tickle fashion to plan to reinstate them,
A bright-eyed eccentric who likes to do
odd things has unique Christmas gown.
1t is straight princess robe, outlining her
figure as perfectly as the closest fitting rid
ing costume could do, and is made of white
SATIN sprinkled with silver giving scintil-
lating frosty effect. There is wide band
of white ostrich feathers about the bottom
and ostrich plumes wind themselves about
the arrnholes in lieu of sleeves The cor
sage is cut quite low and feather boa,
three yards or more long, will be worn, so
its owner says, about the shoulders on the
dancing floor. In repose the gown is pic
ture of winter. In the fast and furious
revolutions of the waltz it is to be feared
that the floating ends of the boa will
wreathe themselves in living, writhing con-
tortions about the wearer and her partner
reminding the onlooker of the fate of the
serpent victims in the Laocoan statue. The
eccentric may have reason, however. She
may escape snakes of colds which often
choke low-necked debutantes. and come out
conqueror instead of martyr in the saurian
struggle.
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SOME DREAMSOF DRESSES
PRETTY EVENING GOWNS FOR THE
HOLIDAY FESTIVALS.

How Beauty Will Adorn Itself When
the Waltz Music Sounds-The Boa in
the Ballroom Suggesting Serpent
Dances-Ihese Are the Days When
Brocades and Gauzes Are to the Fore
Copyright 1881
NEW YORK, Dec, 22.-Here is one of Mrs.
Secretary Whitney's new gowns. 1t was
made recently in New York and will see
the light at the New Years festivities 1t
is handsome toilet beyond question 1t is
a delicate shimmering water green satin
with long court train, lined with white
satin. All the front of it is embroidered
with a strange seaweed like arabesque in
gold threads with. now and then a
hint of brown and pink suggesting
all manner of marine things caught
in its net-like folds. The plated
Louis XVI corsage of green satin is finished
with a fichu of old Venetian point lace
crossing the bust and fastened with knot
of pink ribbons. One of Mrs. Whitnev's
famous diamond sprays fastens foam of
water green crepe on the left shoulder
Other jewels catch it in scarf-like drapery
under the arm and down the front with
that naive simplicity of effect which is
always the result of days of labor and Sleep
less nights on the part of the modiste.
A 16-year-old blonde, who is to be allowed
to dance at a Christmas ball and who is
looking forward with eager anticipation to
the proud possession of partner for every
number on the programme, will be gowned
after this order: Skirt of pale blue tulle,
caught up in points by the large, loose
stemless Tosca roses. The bodice is cut low,
but baby guimpe of white gauze is drawn
up close about the throat and gathered there
with pale blue ribbons. A buach of roses
tied with ribbon, will be fastened at the
shoulder. Her curly yellow hair will be
done low with two bandeaux of blue rib
bon running through it. Ooze calf slippers,
in pale blue, embroidered with seed pearls.