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The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
Star photodraphv,

Star photography is one OF the
most tedious operations known. In
some cases the exposure Of the plate
must last for several ho.rs. During
all tbIs time both the plate and the
telescope must be moved so that the
image Of the star will be stationary
on the plate. The exposure for the
star of the sixteenth magnitude 10 two
hours. and only the image OF one at .
time can be secured unless those ad.
Ioin'rg happen to be Of the same size
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
Her Point Of View,

The aged cobbler had lived with his
wife for many years In threeroom
cottage on the edge OF the town.
When he died the kindly neighbors
helped with the last sad ofnces and
the old man was laid out on the bod.
with two candles burning at the head.
The bereaved widow was cared for
at q neighborins house. Next morn
ing she went to her home. and. OBJ
serving that the rats had eaten most
Of the candles. exclaimed: We'll.
there's one thing about 1t. II ever
git out o. this mess. III keep . cat"
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
TIMBER LAMB. act: JUNE !. 81 Z.
Notice Ter publlcatiea.
UNITED sTATEs LAND OFYiCE, [
MoSIEosK. Cob'., January Z3rd. isOs.

UNITED sTATEs LAND OFFiCE.
MoS1EosE. COLI, January Zird. lsOs
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance with
the prov isions OF nm act oi consrss of June
is7s, entitled An act fr the sale of iiInbc
lands IN the state Of California. Oregon Seyad,
and Washington Territory" A. extended to al
The Public Land States BY act Of August I, isr.
LOIS I. KEIISO.
of Delta. county of D-ith. st,tr Of Colorado ha'
this day fled IN this Office her sworn statement
Mo-, E,r the purchase Of the MI seh. sr'.
.eis, section g. mel. ne'.. section No. 5. In iown-
ship No. ~ ". range No. II W. \. ~. 7, ~ and
wi I oIer proof to show that the land sought Il
morr valuable for it, timber or stone than for
agricultural purp1,es, and Ia establish her einiin
to Ssid land before the Register and iteccly.r ot
this Office at Monjro-e, Colorado. on Monday, the
9Th day of April. iaot.
She nAmcs rs witnesses.
Edward J. Mathews, jefferson d. billiard. Isaac
4. Ward. JniIn J. Maupin. all Of DritS, Dylt,
county, Colorado.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tile
allowed, scrlbcd Land. are T. qucstcl IT, file their
clan In this once or before said 9Th dsy Of
April, iyoi.
DAVID X. CR )sBY. Register.
First pnb Jan.s'. last pub April !. icoi
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
Woman owns 500 Pitchers.

Miss Ellen Hawes Of Orange. Mass,
has the most remarkable collection OF
pitchers in the country. Beginning In
1899 she has succeeded In gathering
500 pitchers of various designs and
workmanship. No two pitchers arc
alike, and the collection is composed
of the choicest cream pitchers OF lat
est make to the old.fashioned eide
and helmet-shaped lowestoff. There
are pitchers portraying the skill aIt
tradition OF many foreign countries
as we'll as pitchers from all parts o.
the United States
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
Notice Of Final SettIsmeai.

In the Matter Of the Estate OF JOSEPH, Dauw
Dcceared
NOtice is hereby given that on Monday the
10Th Hay Of February. A. D iDOi being On- ~ tiie
regular daaysufthc iccenb.r term of ftlir County.
t"urt Of Della 'oliniy. In the State Of Colyrnd,,
j, Andrew Medium. executor Of said will
Will appear before the Judge ~ raid court
present my final setilcment ny such executor.
nppiy To he discharged ns such executor
At which time and place any person In Interest
may hlpear and pr sent objections To the same
II any there be
Dated ut Delta. Colorado, January. 2jth. 1901.
ANDREW MELDRUM,
Executor oftbc Will Of Joseph Dauw, De-
rcnsed.
First pub. Jan 29 1901 last pub. Feb. 20, 1854.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
wanted

Special Representative in. this county
and edjoiniug territories. to represep,
and advertise an old established welto,
business houseo solid financial stand.
'pg,I Z Salary $2l weekley. with % per
day for Expences paid each Monday by
check direct from. headquarters. E1
penses advanced and horse and buggy
furnished when necessary; position per.
manent. Address Blew Bros. 600
Monon Building. Chicago. III.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12

In the suspension of martial law
at Cripple Greek last week one of
the greatest strikes that ever took
place in the state. it would seem,
is settled. If it had not been for
the firm hand of our chief execu-
tive there is but little doubt that
much bloodshed would have re-
suited in that district and much
property destroyed.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
Have You lndisestion1

II you have Indigestion, Kodol Dys-
pepsia Chre will cure you. 1t has cured
thousands. 1t is curing people every
day--every hour. You owe it to yourself
10 give it a trial. You will continue to
suffer until you do try it. There is no
other combination Of digestants that
digests and rebuild at the same time.
Kodol does both. Kodol cures, strength
ems and rebuilds. Sold by Peoples
Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
Timber Land, Act JUNE 3. 1878.
Notice for Publication.

Netice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
MoNTROsE. COLORADO,
January %, 1901.
Notice is hereby given THAT in compliance
with the provisions of the act Of Congress of
June }, 1878. entitled AN act for the sale of
timber lands in the States OF California. Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Territory" as extended
to all the Public Land States by act Of August 1,
1892
ROBERT S. KELSO.
Of Delta, county of Delta. state Of Colorado. has
this day filed IN this office his sworn statement
No---, for the purchase Of the SEX nwA.
lots and 1, section and lot l, section 6, in
township No. 10 N, range No, 10 W., n. NJ. p. NJ.
and will offer proof to show that the land sought
is more valuable for Its timber or stone than ior
agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
to said land before, the Register and Receiver of
this Office at Montrose. Colorado, on Monday,
the 9TH day Of April. 1901
lie names Us witnesses:
Edward j. Mathews. Jefferson d. DiilaId.
Isaac A. Ward. John s. Maupin. all or Delta,
Delta county. Colorado
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested In file their
claims In this ofiice on before said 9TH day Of
April, 1904.
First Pub. Jan. 70; last Pub. April l. 1901
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
Strength In human Limbs.

Psychologists and scientists Lave
been making some curious expert
ments with view to determine the
relative length and strength Of right
and left limbs. Fifty and nine-tenths
rer cent of the men examined had the
right arm stronger than the left; 1854
per cent had the two arms of equal
length and strength and 32.7 per cent
had the left arm stronger than the
right. OF women 4s.9 per cent had the
right arm stronger than the left: 24.6
per cent had the left stronger than the
right. In order to arrive at the aver
age length of limbs ffty skeletons
were measured-twenty.nve of each
sex. OF these twenty.three had the
right arm and left leg longer. six the
left arm and right leg. while in seven.
.cen cases all the members were more
or l"ss equal in length.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
Statistics Of Yale,

The salaries for tuition at Yale col.
iege amount to $4,000 this year.
against the $4o5,000 of last year. AS
sistaIce paid to students grows from
$4,000 to $4,000. denoting the gen.
erous aid that Yale gives to her needy
students, but, as yet. largely confined
to the academic and theological de-
partments and the graduate school.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
Notice Of FiasI Settlement.

In the matter Of the estate and wi ! Of EupcpIn
ID. kennicuit. deceased
Notice IN hereby given. that on Mondny the
18th day of Febn a,y A. % 1901. being nnc 81 The
rrrnlardnys Of the i'eceinb-r Term ii the county
court 81 l!ctR county, IN the stntr Of Colorado l.
Rose ktnnicoti. cNecntrix Of snlu vii. will
appear before the Judge Of said court, present
my hnnl settlement as such cxecuiIix, pray the
approval Of the same, and Will then apply b, he
di,chAiged as such execntrtx, at which time and
plarc any person IN lnierst may appear and
present Obj, ctioi TO the name II any there be.
Dated at Delta, Colorado, January %, l0oI
ROSE ". KENNICOTT,
Erecu'r'c Of the VIII aud Estate Of Ergcnis u.
kennlcotf, deceased.
First pub Jan 70. last pub Feb &c
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
Cat Iikea Flowers.

Mrs. C. NJ. Brocksieper Of New Lon
don, Conn, has big tiger cat. Jack. "
that has mania for eating cut flow.
ers. Jack" likes all varieties, and is
particularly fond of palm leaf ends.
but his choicest aoral menu consists
Of violets. On Thanksgiving day he
turned up his nose at turkey and de-
vnured largo bouquet OF violets that
had been left in vase on the dining
table. He did not even leave the
sfams
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12

city councils, county commission
ers, irrigation and land companies.
cattlemen, lumbermen, mine own
ers and men of public spirit and
means should rise to the occasion
and help in every possible way,
whether by endorsement or finan-
cial assistance. 1t is an opportun-
ity that cannot pass this way every
day.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
Ne,.ee for rubl,e.,,.n.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
LAND OFFICE AT MoSTROsE. COLORADO.
January "a, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the following
make final proof In support Of his clni,n and thai
MD prOnf will be made before Milton X. wech.
U. S. commissioner, at Ills Office IN the county
court house. Delta, Della county, Colorado, on
Saturday, March 5, 1901. viz:
JOHN W. HILTMAN
or Cedaredge. Delta county, Colo, on his ID. 3.
No. 22y3 Ute Series, for The e u ne y section 10.
township l3 south. range %, west 9th +. NJ.
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz:
John +. Teter. Eugene Rowen, Oscar Edgar.
Isaac y. Rowell, all Of Ce,iarcdge. Delta county,
Colorado. DAVID X. CROSBY.
Register.
First pub Jan %, last pub Mch4
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12

The first Issue of the Delta
County Democrat was circulated
Thursday and is nice little local
paper, but whether the field is
large enough TO support three
papers remains to be seen.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
DESERT LAND FINAL s'NDOF.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
IAsD( Frf " At AckTrusF. COLDHAia

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
LAsDtfN v At AckTrosr. CoLnhAi"'
January III. 1904.
Notice is hereby given that
CLARENCE NJ. HOOKER
Of Ccdarcdge. Dclia county, Colorado. Assivnce
OF Mary U. Forrest; hns Med notire Of Intention
to make prtnf IN Ills desert lanii claim No bib.
Ute Series, for the neis nwk section -. town
shiy, IL sliith. rnnge 80 we,i 9TH D.. M, before
Milton X. welch. U. 3. Commissioner. nj
Ids ONCE in the oounty court house, Delta, Del .
county. CoIorado, on Baturdav the 9th diy Oi
Mnrcli. IDOA.
he nsmss the s,llowing witnesses TO prove the
comp!ets irrigation and reclamation Of su!d
and.
J0seph,m II. Tale, NJ Cednredge, Delta Ca.,
Col rahO. AIh~vf u Hiilchman, nj, kSkrrt. ltl'H
Co, tUI, rad.: OIL &c " nd. ~ Csslarsisr. Delta
81 .Ccioraha; hichard FORREST. of krkert. Dels..
DAVID n Crosby Register
.4 Pint pub Jan "a last pub nAr II.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12

Editor Hopkins, Of the Delta
laborer was licked again last week.
This is the first time for about a
month. The Delta county game
laws should be revised. 1t seems
to be open season for editors all
the time.-Ouray Plaindealer.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12

The recent japanese victory
looks something like American
naval gunners. a number who
had served their time in the United
States navy left for Japan some
time since
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12

The dangerous time, SO far as
the other nations are concerned,
will come when the peace treaties
are being arranged. 1t is to lessen
this danger as much as possible
that the United States is inviting
the nations to joint declaration.
Chieftain.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12

There are two reasons why the
japanese are popular today. The
world loves a fighter and even
better it loves a successful fighter
Chieftain.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
rsMBER LAND ACr JUNE .. 1874
N.lIee sf VuIsIIrntson.
UNITED STATrs LAND OrYIcE,
MnntrI,se. Colo. Jnliliaty Q. lgOL.

UNITED STATrs LAND OrYIcE,
Mnntr,.e. Colo, January .. IDOi
Notice l. hereby given that In compliance with
the pruv IsiOns Of the n"t ~ Congress Of June 3,
I.1B entitled AN art fur The rnlr of timber lands
IN the states af California. Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Teriitufy," M extended To all the
Public Land states by act Of August I. 1872.
&. EDGAR wE1ZEl.,
of Nnturita, couniy Of Mo,,tros.. stat" Of Colo
In,o. has this day Med ~ this once his sworn
statement Nn NJ for the y',rcchn~" ,~s," Of H. si,e
20 4, unwmhip No. 40 u. range N" ibW \. ~;
T.. Al. nnd will Ofirr proof T., shuw thHt tic land
souphi is more valuable h,r Its timber or stone
thai, k,r agricultural purposes. aud 10 establish
his claim tn prid land before thc Register aud
Receiver Of this Office at Monirosc. Colorado uil
Mundhy the 2ist day of March. 1901
lie names as Witnesses
Charles II. Trmplrt,n. Of Nnturita, Montrosc,
Co., Colo, Jefferson, u. billiard, hnr'es Sc well,
RlchHrd ~ Barnsblr. all Of Delta. Della ca. Col
0radO.
A"y aud all persons claiming adversely the
pbn, derciibei lands are requested tn file their
claims IN this oficc IN or before said aist day u
March, 1901.
DAVID cRosBy, Register.
nrsi pub. Jan. 10 last pub. Mar is.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12

With a packing company, a
flour mill, canning factory, ce-
ment plant and foundry it would
seem that Delta is pretty well
represented
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
TIMBER LAND. AIT JUAE =, 1874
Nssiee fos Psbiieasios.
CSirgb STATES LAND OfftcH.
MnIItpI G.,l1. Ian q inOA

Csirgp STATES LAND OfrtoE.
Nnn'ru>e. C"in Jan. o. tiN
Notice Il hereby given that Ia compliance with
the prp, i.l"ns ofthc act 81 con-rc-, of Jnre ],
lsis crttled "Nn act Tor the sal. of ,nb~r lan'is
Ia the States Of California, Oregon, Nevada, aud
wa-hingt,n Territory" ns extended tn all the
i'ubiic land States by act Of August I. iry2
Charles II. Temrletpn. of SniDrita. c'Iunty ~
Muniruse, State Of C.l"fRdo. has this day hr,i
IL this ofhcc his sworn sntcmcnt No -. for
the purchase Of the ~ nw4 and NJ sw,. of
section No. !, IN township No ~ n. range No.
iJw n, " +. NJ and will offer proof Ia shuw
tlnt the land >'nnsht Is more ysluaol- 81 lis
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes.
and TO establish his claim Ia said land hrforc
tn. Register and Receiver of this ofifrr nj Mon
tr Sc. Colorado. On Monday, the 2isi day of
Marrh inOt.
lie names As witnesses
Jefferson -. Diil,ri. Charles Scwall, Richard,
~ Barnabic. Of Delta. DeltA 10 Colorado and q
Egsr WoUrl. Of NRiaritH. MoRirosr Co. Colo.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tho
above dess ribcI lands requested To- Me their
claims IN this ofiice on or beiorr said 2Ist day
March. 1904.
DAVID r. Crosby. Register.
hrst pub Jan. Is last pub March IL
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY.
miscellaneous Rates.

Resolutions Of respect and coincidence, obitu-
aries, etc, five cents per line for each addi-
noual line over one inch.
Card of thanks--Sl 90 for each insertion.
Display advertising rates made known on
application.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
o,,vaht Foree. pureh,..

Australia has. Is the result Of last
years drought. bought since January
100000 bushels Of wheat. or III
equivalent in -four, from the Pacific
coast, and 1.o0o, 900 bushels from New
York. fi
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
Power of Animals.

The stroke Of lions paw is the
third strongest force in the anima
world. The first is the blow of {:
whales tail; the second the kick Of
riraffa
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12

WANTED A job OF cooking. work at
sawDill preferred. Address r $. Nov
care Commercial House, Delta.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12
The Delta Independent.

Entered at the Dc a,Colorado. poStofhce for
transmission through he mails as second class
matter
The Delta independent., 1904-02-12

Aysr.s Pile Incre sss the sctivIty q
e1S0 liver and thus aid recovery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06

real lace has from time immemoriaI
been one of the most favored Of fash
ion, expressing, as it does. a combj
nation of richness and beauty such
as few others offer. The exhaustive
costume of the picture shows the new
fitted corsage, vi h tho broad. ecltarn
shoulder, this entirely in the thread
Chantilly lace over white chiffon. "a :
In tG:n over honed and fitted in
ing of white taffetas. The froe14 on.n
over vest Of white ctabro.dar d su-
ede, and the eird!e is covered with a
spray in Russian guipure. Smar. lit
tie postillions, edged with h skirt il
cut en- circle, with panaled ins rty of
Chantilly over chiffon, the medallion
pattern being defined with spaneln
aLpiques. The sable appears above
the hem and entrances the large lac
iasert ON the sides bow knot serving
to emphasize this dainty feaure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06

III me morning and Partisan gown
to dinner, with hats to match every
costume. But such up to date people
strongly object to being shut up into
the leaves of a book. It is worse than
la fiat
The little girl can make an mex.
pensive and elegant doll house from
Wo orange boxes. Get two nice. clean
orange boxes from the grocer. They
lave partition down the middle
Clean them carefully and place one
eli top OF the other. Don't fasten
them together, for they are moro
easily i.Oved .-Nollt if soNarate.
See what possibilities this house has.
l. has two stories with four rooms
Ask mamma for some pieces of wall
paper. and carefully paper the rooms.
Then little white muslin curtains can
be tackled to the wall where windows
should be. Drawn back and tied with
Pi0'tN iiD'OuS. iHtS HpoA Ih- ItG
windows. Small pieces of plain, heavy
cloth will make fine carpets Rea
carpeting is bit bulky.
Now for III furniture. Fer a sofa
for the parlCr get a block of wood
about five inches long, two and a halt
inches wide and high. Cut similar
piece, only thinner, for tho back and
two pieces of broom handle, save
two inches long, for the arms. Cover
the back and seat with layer of cot
ton wadding, and than with any scraps
of plain green velvet of other suitable
stuff from mammals piece box Pu;
! the covers on with any tiny tacks
and sew the velvet on the arms
When all the pieces are neatly cover
Cd, tack the back on the seat and sew
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
A OreSsy Creation in Velveteen.
The velveteens really nav Ee sail

The velveteens really may lie said
to share favor with heir cou ms OF
the all-silk weave. and IN the rev
fast col0rinos hat viii not rub or
stain they are DELIGHTFULLY."- smart and
at the same time economical. The
bodice is disposed with a vest bolero-
wise on either side, and TIL VS.
brou+ ht doWn in a STRAIGHT front be-
io" the Waic5l&o The slecve i a
full. drapod pnff affair, a laree puff
to the elbow. The skirt is arranged
il cores. each alternate one being
shirred to the semhloaaa of a yoka
o the hip. a broad double-box pleat
appearing in th2 bacN. Covered but
tons are disposed sraco ruIly and "a
tabled and braided band If taa CLOTH
appears above the hcn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06

aggrayating tendency for the black
or blue to come Off on ones best
gloves Or pet possessions in the way
OF ]abot3 and ruffles. Indeed, the ex-
elusive dressmaking houses. as well
as the tailors, are using it largely for
all sorts OF costumes and to be gown
ed In Velveteen. Or English velvet,
as they call it upon the continent. is
today
For morning wear there are de-
lishtfuly mannish looking corduroys
that the tailor-made girl will welcoma
with glee, and have made up in the
mannish cutaway coat the fronts
opening to display the mannish.look-
ing double-breasted waistcoa, right eft
the same piece as her brothers. The
neW plaid velvets. too, are in high
fayor. chiefly in the broken aad uaoe-
trHsiNe clan tar ans, and there are
crushed velvets with close sh cared
furry lool, that makes them peculiar.
~ acco"tahle for cold weather we2~.
For all outdoor use, for the smart
costume trotteuse, or pedestrienne
"a we call it over here, to the elabo-
rate and elegant carriage and calling
toilette, the velvets are especially
good style. The three-piece suit, con-
sisting of coat, blouse and skirt, re-
mains high in fashionable favor and
tho newest fancy makes the blous2 of
the same velvet. coVerira i with III
crustations of lace and cmbrcidorics.
torze, Quinzc and Soizo. or to EXPIRE s
! hem in numerals. III NV. XIV. and
NXI.. are really exquisite in volvct.
chiefly, one imaginos. 6enausH velvet
was the material '1ar excellence Of
| those days. while th2 d2 2i}iG@ n'rs @
! tCire STYLES have the ch9rac+ ri ic
coat bodice in velvet oTer a irt
OF contrasting material and oft n nj
contrasting color OF course il is
quite understood that when one say
velvet nowadays the very same re-
parks will apply to velveteens. for
orc is JUST as prominent and Just as
highly considered as the other
And the way in which the fashion
ables are trimming the velvet cos
tunes! Nelvet and furs and rea!
laces have ever been trinity to con-
lure with where magnificent toilettes
are concerned, and nowadays the vel
vet is cut away from beneath the rar,
aud real laces and spanglad chiffon
is inserted beneath. the soft. shee'
chiffon to throw IN the design of :
lace into hieh .a'icf and h r'222@la
10 give that lftto Erenchy cuch =
i1iahtnees 50 es4ca:ie1 tG 'eo 2. !.
costun.> when worn b. %oHthfu bnaN
ty.
Ribbons are largely uHed f9r t."
ming. the favored fashion bairg %
shirr both edges-they are II uallv
provided with a Ora With cad that can
be pulled taut-and make the result
ing bouillonne band follow intricate
fancy designs. Jet is very much TO
the fere as trimming, both in IT 81
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
kECEZZC2Y Z12ZZ1EZZZ'
II NLNLZ lid LHcE

With the coming OF winter all Of
the pile fabrics, and especially the
velvets and the velveteens, resume
the all-triumphant career that was
theirs when the warm weather COM
menced. Dame Fashion declares that
those costumes that are not altogeth.
er and entirely of velvet must be
trimmed with this exquisitely soft
tten the touch Of velvet is the die
tum; and any woman who has any re.
gard at all to her appearance and pos
Sibilities-and her name is femininity
at large-hastens to comply.
And velvets and yelveteens are SO
intrinsically beautiful that it really
is temptation to have every frock
in ones wardrobe of this smart and
really flatterin@ material. And in the
new weaves that were possible too.
without al all transeressing the
bounds of suitability or coed taste.
And right here l@t us say & worl
anent the yolvctee"s. TINE was
when yelvotenn wGs considered a
shabby genteol substitute for velvet
a sort of poor relation. in f>cs--and
smart folk considered it all of piece
with cotton gloves, cotton back satin
and other like vain subterfuges OF
probable and possible poverty. But
ayons change tout celia, and changed
it assuredy for the better. The new
yelveteens are Just as soft. sheer,
thicklv piled "a ere their cousins OF
the silk loom: and thcre is not that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-06
With Full Ripple Basque.

IN re is dainty grace to this cos
Tune Oh velve,een in the rich mulber
ry red that is reminiscent OF the far
Oft days from which the design is
drawn. The coat shows the new
b'ilout shoulder, the sleeve boldly
pleated to the shoulder seam and
puffed out we'll above the elbow, and
the full,draped cuff falling gracefully
over the hand The coat is shirred
20 the shoulder seams, the fullness
Gently caught at the waist line and
- ie!l shl, d basques fall almost
h knee. A shaped flat empiece-
cent s sid fro.t and back ever the
lualders, this decorated wi h fancy
eds, and the same braids appear in
raaofnl desier above he hem of the
- - 6Hli pleated skirt. A 10
2ef}t,s. II rHfact $ i4airaloth II
'r,N e''rt. which Incidentally is
= a aid taffe a. .~e iast The cor
s. t..2eant e.eet - full masses
lie ral%e 2tIt-