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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-11
Attest:
l.. WIN. Foss, Clerk.
Ian. 11-Feb. %.
NrT1CEo OF REAL ES ATE No1 RTGAGE
SALE.
Jan. ll-Feb.

Notice. OF REAL ES ATE Won TGAG
SALE.
NO ICE is hereby S,ven that default has
~ been made IN Tie co, ditions 9 a certain
delivered by Mikkel j kendahl, tnortgagor;
To Slssetou Loan and Title Company, Il; cor.
poration. OF >isseton. ltooerts Cou MY, South
Dakota mortgagea, bearing date the l0th
day of May, a. u. 1865, with "a power of sale
therein contained. which mortgage was daily
recorded IN the office of the Register of Deeds
of Roberts County. SOuth Dlkuta' on May 10,
1906. ~ 10 II a. NJ. IN Book p OF Mortgages at
page 392. which defaui: has continued 10 this
date by the failure, refusal and neglect of
SAID mort gagor to pay on sad note securt d by
said mortgage he sun OF seven dollars due
OIL May 10. 1896 and
MHrieBs. SAID MORTGAGE provides thai if
defuGi} shah be mane IN the IaNment o. any
OF said sums when lie same all become
due and payable. ihrn the entire debt
thereby secured ~ at once necome due
| and payable without notice, and said mort
gagee hereby declares the fun amount Sc
cured by said mortgage due and pay able
The fu}l amount secured by SSid mortgage
and 50 declared TO ne now Que Is me sum
OF Thirty tive and Elf y tive one tnndr'dtbs
Dollars. and
Whereas. Ne %ai power OF sale has be
come opelutit -. and no action or proceed
ing at ldN or o. herwiSe has been Instituted
to tetovcl me ucbi secured by SID NOR
gage. or any part thereof.
NOW T~HtREFORE. Notice is hereby Civ
en- mat by virtue of the power o. .ale in
said mortgaa. contained and pursuant to
the statute in such case made and provided.
5 Nd mortgage Will be forectoscd by IA sale
OF the real estate and premises described in
said mortgage. to Wit: Northeast quarter
southwest quarter and northwest quarter
southeast quarter section Twenty two 81
in Township one hundred twenty six OPS
a.. of 4 rge fifty two t52l w. ath p. M. In
Roberts County. South DAKOTA which sale
sale will he made by the sheriff OF Roberts
County. souih Dakota or MS deputy, al the
from door of the Con House in the City OF
S~isseton, Roberts Comfy. south Dakota, OF
Saturday. the 23d day Of February A. ID. 1907
ut one O'Clock liz the afternoon of said day
at public auction TO the highest bidder fo
cash. to pay the to:al deb, due and securNt
by said mortgage as aforesaid. and attorney
fees provided by law, aud the Legal costs o
this foreclosure.
Dated January 8, 1897
SlssEToN LOAN AND TITLE c.. o
SisSeton. South Dako' a. II CORPORATION
Owner of mortgage and Mortgage.
HOWARD isABCoCK.
e. A,torney for Mortgagee.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-11
COURT HOUSE CULLANGs
Real Nstate Transfers.

rms llsI Us furnished NY courtesy ~ NV
siss eton Ioan& rillc 20,
DECEMBER IS
va NottRc to The state savings Bank.
lot s. block six. Anderson. si5o.
o. r.. j. lnsstrcm to John II. emil}. nea Of
section 81 35l. sl9o0.
charley ", 7Non TO John Ii. amth, ea sw1l
section 30, aud lot ! x nell nwl4 section 81 1@3
81. 5000
DECEMBER II.
Alfred c mslc1to clayton " n,srinsten
neil OF sectlo. 3. l22 Il. $500.
ole swedlund TO -isseton Loan and TITLE Co,
sea section Si-l915l. 500.
Pear, West 10 IL. T.. Heringtou. undivided
= of the undivided IS of Sc 3, OF nwE nel4 of
sw4 and lots X >, section ls-l2a-52 81
judith Fiser to 81 f. Hermetou. sell nwli,
mex sw4. and lots / 4 .. section Is T.? -. $50.
Clayton w. Harrington TO Mary T. Coleman
So nelt, ny ncl4, s'}4 y swla section S2-l22-
A. $4,000.
II. S, Ross TO Chicago, Milwaukee d St.
Paul Railway Co, part OF So of sa OF section
25-l23 80. $1,000.
Edmund Cook to Chicago, Milwaukee & 81
Paul Railway Co, Part OF nw,A ncl4 section
SO 1880. $500.
Is
Rena Mckeever to John A. Mc1leever. swt4
OF nw4, MS of swlA, nw14 of sea and S. scl4
section !, and Wis nel4 and nwl4 sell section
90 1862. 5000.
Liv Throndson 10 linut Throndson, mel ne14
section 30 and So sell Il ne a sell section ~
1876 %. $1,000.
ole Throndson ana Il. T, kNen To Llv
Throndson neA nea section so, and 50 sel4 &
nell sell section 10 i25 81. 81.
Andcrs Throndson and Knut Tmondsoh tt
Llv Throndson, same description. 81
Elizabeth *. Powell to Newell L. Powell
lots 3, 4 \ ), nnd sel4 ne14. section 6-lss-ls
ST..
Newell N; Powell 10 Harvey o. Powell
sam description. VI.
~.
Anna q. sierven to Nora II. Nelson, swl
ne1A &sel4 uwl4 section 8 i22-5l. $500.
DECEMBER 20.
David f. Brown 10 Montevideo Roller Mai
Co. tract 100 1t by $50 IT in VIZ swA, \ lots
81. section 3-i2SI AZ. $780,
CJamcs +. Aabcrg 10 Jette Solotrg lots 8 L
rs in block 81 summit. $1,000.
andrew Warwick TO Wa.etich * i',ut, my!
neA section 29-127 81. IL.
Sam MaKa and Mar pi-ya-stan-stan win I
Henry S. Morris. swl4 nell section I.121 d
500.
David L. Wilson to ANDREW Warwick, nw1
sela section 30 1877 81. S60s.
Owen L. SlSillman TO Henry $. Morris. 10,
8 Il 4, section 3, and lot section A l27 u. alN
81.
Johann a. johnson to Edward Rustal, Sc
Section "a 12s 40 $500.
Edward Rustud to Helena Nj. johnson, Sc
section 34-12S-49. $4,000.
Thomas Quinn to Waiesicn Il Put, 81. Sc.
section 2a.126 80 500,
Viola Schubert to b. i, Herington. on
ninth interest in II one eighth Interest
SEA nwi4. ncA swA ala lots 1 \ , see 10
1872 52. 81.
Mary j. Carter to d. II. Hcriuyton, un L
vided one eighth interest in same tract. S
Lucinda Laduke to Is f. lierhig,on. un
vided one eighth interest in same. SIP
Henry Olden TO b. +. Aerington. undivil,
one.eighth interest i'll same. slas.
lot block 4. Corona. Sla5.
DECEMBER ~.
Dan Thayer TO the Unttei states ,wA Sc
sexton 10, and nwi4 nel4 sectio i ,. l2S 81, :
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-11
m, Rev. lri Il. Hicks Almanao.

The Rev. Iri r. Hicks has been compelled oy
the pop lar demand to resume the luollca-
ton OF his we'll known and popular Almanac
for 1885,. This splendid Aimanhc Is now
ready. For sale by newsdealers. or sent post
paid for % cents. by Word and Works Put
fishing Company, 2201 Locust Street, st.
Louis, Mo, publishers OF Word aLd Works
one of the best dollar monthly magazines IN
4 aaerica. one Almanac goes with every sub
.tptiAr
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-11

Tue Herald last WrtN neglected 10
meoJlou the Christmas eultlpu OF the
!SlssEToN STANDARD. Slssetuu has
four papcts. aud. IKE WATERFOWL,
coach ore for hmSelf and the devil
take the hndmos,." However Bro,
Knappen is far from being the hlnd-
mtst-eithcr IN news service r pal-
ronage. He rs giving the people in
that vicinity a rattling good PAPER;
breezy and wide awake, wen though
the quill manipulation is always
sskuappen.'@ - atertown Herald
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-11
bee li-Jdu -
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

W uEREAS. ncfatilt has uocu made in he
W conditions of 81 mortgage dated on the
Slrb day 0u November. a. %. l9jl. made. exc
ri.ted ana dcigcteu by INNS l.. Hansou. ~
Nleehar5re savings Bank o. minneapolis. lmu-
res.tg rargagey. on Inc piece or pare Gl Oft
Ia9.. Atlalpd audl lInR im Abe counts oil Rob.
eyi. and state of south pakoJu described as
f~aIl.vs to.v1t. Northeast quarter of section
tv,u,,. lopt tnNqSbip one huudrud twenty
cfgbi aNl y l.,-, htlt. isW. according to- Tie
Ta7c5ra tI.i iu.raaT. which said default CON.
-. puphn .tIsre 10 nay me debt secured
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-11
Jan. 4-Feb.s
NOTICE For PUBLICATION

oTICE FOR PUBLICATION
states land ONCE at WATERFOWL. :. ID.
December 81. 1905.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
N named settler has fill d notice OF ms inten,
ton to make five var final homestead
proof in support of his claim, and that
SAID proof will be made before y. VIM; Foss,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court. at his ONCE IN
Sisseton, South Dakota. u, March LIST, 1907,
viz:
NILS Hl'.MBERG
II. e. No. 257O5 for tic east half OF the south
east quarter of section thirty-four, and the
south halt of the southwest quarter of section
thiruy-fve, IN township one hundred twenty
sever, of range fifty. west 9Th Principal Me.
ridian, Sisseton and Wahpeton Indian Reser-
walton Lands, in Roberts County, South Da-
kota.
He names the following witnesses to, prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
Paul Steen. Hans j, kalbak, Hans II,
Grimsrud. and Nels Person, all of Sisseton.
South Dakota
H. A. H~ILpEBRANpT. Register
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-11
Warrant Call.

All warrants issued on the city OF S.sse'
ton. registered up to Juue 4. 1904, are called
for payment and interest ceases at this Date
Dated January 4 1906.
l.. j. ONsTAD,
Treasurer
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-11

LkloR SALE : Five room house and six lo,s
= improved. III good residence para OF City
lnquiree office.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-11

OST-Two spotted pointer pups Hnder
~ return to Bert Horton for rewMid
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-11

Towers New Lighte.
Ralph Tower has just installed in
his restaurant an entirely new and
superio. system OF gas lighting.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-11

u OR SALE OR TRADE-A ChickvrIg
u grand piano. will sell for cash or trade
for stock. Cali at this utiSe
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-11

M ANTED-Lady To advertise on, goods
" locally. several weeks hnme work.
SALARY tl2.tO per week, $1.0u IL day lor eXpen
:es. Co.. Dep,, W. 46-4s JACKSON
boulevard, Chicago, III.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18


full cargoes of supplies. The task of
one of the smallest of the problems in
volved in the setting out of the heav-
lest fighting squadron ever assembled
under the American flag, fact which
is patent when, of potatoes alone, the
acquisitions now in the hands of the
pay corps officers call for 100000
pounds.
The Connecticut, the flagship of
Rear Admiral Evans; which will head
the battleship column in it's hemi-
sphere -girdling cruise. was taken out
of drydock late yesterday afternoon,
her white sides glistening with new
paint.
Changes are being made. in the appear
ance of the superstructures of the battle
ships by the stripping off of nearly one
Ealf of the small boats formerly carried.
1t was once the idea in the navy to carry
small boats enough to accommodate a
ships company in case of wreck or dis
aster in battle Such plan has long
since been impracticable, for the crews OF
modern fighters have grown to more than
SEQ, and II small boats enough to care
for these were carried there would be
room for little else aboard The danger
of shipwreck is now regarded as remote,
and in the event of sinking in battle the
men, 1t is believed, would have as good
chances of rescue in caring for therl-
selves individually as they would in an
endeavor to get in boats. The rescue OF
men from sinking ships is regarded as one
ot the duties imposed upon the victor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18
ANGELES HERALD MONDAY NOVEMBER IS, 1907

and the remaining s5O,00O,OO0 will be al
lotted through the several treasurers
authorized to receive subscriptions at the
following points: San Francisco. New Or
leans, st. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Bos-
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York, and through the treasurer Of the
United States at Washington.
Each subscriber to whom certificates
have been allotted should pay in at the
subtreasury nearest the point of sub
scription on or before December l, 1907
the face value of the amount of certi-
ficates named>in the allotment, together
with accrued interest at the rate of
per cent per annum from November 20,
1907, to the date of payment.
"Allotments will be made as rapidly
as possible and for such subscriptions as
are made Immediately the secretary OF
the treasury is prepared to deliver tenn
porary receipts, bearing interest from No
Vember 20, 1907, pending the delivery of
the $50 engraved certificates"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18
DUMAS PRESIDENT
MAY RESIGN GAVEL

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 17.--Party
feeling ran so high at the caucuses to-
day by the Octoberists and the Monarch
lists as to promise the elimination in an
open scandal in the duma tomorrow dur
ing the election of officers. AS re-
suit of the occurrences today, President
Khomyakoff already has limited that he
may resign.
The trouble was started by ballot
taken by the Monarchists, 100 votes
against twenty-six. nominating l. p. Sa-
zanovich to be secretary, and Prince
Vladimir Wolkonsky to be vice president
of the duma. Vladimir is one of the
four princes who were elected to the
present, lower house. On being informed
of this selection, M. Khomyakoff de-
clared fatty that he would not be able to
work In cooperation with M, Sazan-
ovich.
The announcement of this ballot Gre
ated a violent scene in the Octoberst
club. Vladimir Lvoff reproached Alex
ander ]. Guchkoff and others with haV-
ing negotiated an odious bargain with
the reactionaries.
Baron Meyendorff demanded OF M.
Lvoff that he withdraw his words, and
it was with difficulty that a personal
encounter was prevented. Subsequently
Baron Meyendorff challenged M Lvoff
to fight duel.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18
SEEKS LOVED ONES
LOST YEARS AGO
Continued from Page one.l

II know my search must end success
fully some time, but, oh, l have suffered
so much that my cup seems running
over"
Mr.. Kilgore took from receptacle a
faded marriage certificate, the creases and
edges worn from handling; a number nf
old love letters; some photographs These
mementoes of happier days were wrapped
in many folds OF soft paper. and as he
tenderly exhibited them to friend his
almost sightless eyes filled and his voice
quivered with emotion.
The pictures were those of his wife, a
dark, beautiful woman, petite and grace
full standing by the side of tall, we'll
built man, the reproduction of the kil
gore of fourteen years ago, The pictures
of the children showed group of manly
looking little fellows. the happiness of
childhood visible in their faces. These
children now range in age from 16 to -,
Robert r. being the youngest, Raymond
s. the next and Ira c. the oldest.
II want to find my boys" said kilgore.
"I still am in a position to provide for
their future. and l hope to take them
lack to Humboldt county, where l have
large interests. l must find them and
take them back. I feel they need me. and
I know 1 need them in my declining
years.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18
JOURNEY OF KAISER
ENDS HOSTILITY
Continued from Page one.l

tended to Emperor William in England
were preceded, it is reported here, by the
decision on the part of King Edward to
discontinue his personal policy of endeav-
oring to isolate Germany.
The English king came to this conclu-
sion in May. After the International con-
ference at Algeciras had completed its
labors this policy of Germany isolation
was looked upon by Sir Henry Campbell
Bannerman, the British premier, and Sir
Edward Grey. the British foreign secre-
tary, as Improbable for Great Britain
and incompatible with her aim of peace
throughout the world.
Furthermore, there was feeling Of un
easiness among the members of the Brit
ish cabinet as to whether King Edward S
informal political suggestions to the Brit
ish ambassadors granted audiences by his
majesty We're strictly in accordance with
constitutional practice.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18
STEAL LSTORES
ENTIRE STOCK

The long and the short man varied
their. program from holding UP and rob-
bing at the point of the gun to burglary
.ast night and raided the tailoring es-
tablishment of L. L. Levin, 741 South
Spring street, carrying away in an ex-
press wagon the entire stock of the es-
taDllshment, valued at more than $l100.
The robbery was committed at about
1880 O'Clock as at that hour an express
wagon heavily loaded with goods was
observed to drive from the alleyway in
the rear of the store.
A long man was driving and on the
seat alongside of him was the proverbial
short man, Both were smoking and drove
along Eighth street to Broadway and
across Broadway, going west to Hill
street and then down Hill, from which
point all trace of them was lost.
Mr.. Levin, the proprietor of the store,
was at his place of business until 8
o clock working on his books. At that
hour he left the place and joined some
friends at a restaurant.
Two hours later he left his friends to
go home but returned to his store to
get a package he had left there.
When he opened the front door he
observed a light he had left burning was
out and the store was in darkness. He
lit the light and was thunderstruck to
find that his tables and shelves had
been denuded of stock.
Bolts of goods which had covered his
tables were gone and dozen or more
suits of clothing already made up mad
disappeared.
The police were telephoned for and
search of the place showed an entrance
had been forced by prying open rear
window. The rear door was then un-
locked and the goods carted out to
wagon and loaded therein and hauled
awaN
The police have a description OF the
horse and wagon with which the stolen
goods were removed and 1t ls hoped this
@ili lead TO the arrest OF the burglars
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18
PREPARAT TON
OF WARSHIPS
NEARS END
EASTERN NAVAL DRY DOCKS
CROWDED
LADINe OF SUPPLY VESSELS is
BEGUN
Connecticut, Leader of Cruise, Ready
for Long Voyaee-FIeet Light
ened by Removal of
Small Goats
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.--Five of the
sixteen battleships which next month
will start on one of the most notable
cruises of the worlds naval history,
are at the Brooklyn navy yard receiv-
ing their last preparation for the long
journey to the Pacific ocean. The other
eleven are at the Norfolk, Boston and
League Island navy yards.
Several of the battleships now at
other yards will come to New York
during the next ten days to go into
the drydocks at the Brooklyn station,
Eleven and possibly twelve of the fieet
will rendezvous in New York harbor
before December l, and will sail either
on that day or December for Hamp-
ton Roads, from which port the start
to San Francisco win be made on De-
cember 16 after a review of the as
sembled ships by President Roosevelt
In addition to the five battleships at
the local yards four vessels of the aux
iliary squadron of supply and repair
ships also are under repair and Will
be ready in a few days to receive their
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18
certIfIcates' Term a Year

The treasury circular, asking for sub
scriptions to the $10O,OO0,OO0 8 per cent
certificates Of Indebtedness. reads as fol-
lows:
1.-THE secretary of the treasury offers TO
the public at par and accrued interest
from November 20, 1907, S10OOOO,0OO of the
certificates of Indebtedness authorized
by section of the act of June 13, 1895
1.-THE certificates will be issued in de-
nominations of $50. They will be payable
to bearer; will be dated November 20, 1907
and will bear interest at the rate of 3 per
cent per annum, payable at the principal
sum on or after November 90 1908. ON
presentation of the certificates for re-
demption at the office of the secretary of
the treasury, division Of loans and cur
rency.
Subscriptions will be received by the
secretary of the treasury direct r
through the treasurer of the United
States and the assistant treasures To-
Gated at New York, Baltimore Philade-
phia, Boston, Chicago, st. Louis, Gin
cinnati, New Orleans and San Francisco,
beginning on November Is, and continu-
ing at the discretion of the secretary of
treasury In order that the certificates
may be properly distributed throughout
the country. s500O00oo will be allotted to
the secretary in his discretion upon Of
fers of subscriptions addressed to him.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18
SUICIDE IN HOTEL WENT
UNDER THREE NAMES
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 1.-THE morgue
officials are puzzled over the identity of
a man who committed suicide last night
at the Holland hotel. He went under
three names-Thomas r. Reilly, John A.
Cassidy and Thomas r. Cassidy.
Among his effects was found dis
charge from the United States hospital
corps dated November s. lie served three
years in the Philippines under the name
OF Reilly, but from the tenor of the
notes he left his family name was Cas-
sidy.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18
GALLANT MIDDIES MAY
NOT LOAN 0vERC0ATS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, Nov. 1.-THE COM
mandant OF midshipmen has issued an
order which puts a ban on the practice
of midshipmen surrendering their over
coats for protection of their women
friends.
The new order is similar to the one is
sued a West Point. which caused such a
storm Of protest from the social con-
tingent
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18
ONE DEAD IN BLAZE
IN HEART OF OAKLAND
Ammonia Fumes Overcome Several
in Fire In Drug Store Which
Causes About $4,000
Damage
~ As.ocIated Press.

By Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Nov H.-Fire tonight broke
out in Collins drug store. Washington
and Twelfth streets, and caused about
600 damage. Edward Brandt, fire.
man, was killed and several other f1remen
were almost overcome with ammonia
fumes.
At midnight the FIRE was under control
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18
ONLY ONE "HROMo oUININEv

That is LAXATIVE BROAIO QUININE.
Look for the signature of L. w. GROVE.
Used the world over to Cure Cold in
One pav. Csc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18

Don't accept cheap substitutes for the
original food-drink, Horlicks Matted Milk.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-11-17
I'm GOD WE TRUS 7

The Caucasian is not inclined te
Rooseveltism, but approves the obJectlo1
Of President Roosevelt against the motto
or sentiment coined on the new gold dol
lars, In God We Trust Unquestlon-
ably e Pluribus Unum' is a device
which has a meaning applicable to The
Use of gold as we'll as the silver dollars
and should be substituted for in God
we trust,
To associate the Divinity with the
goId dollar, which represents the ideal
Of value by the ShylocEs and the sharks
lot New York, is sacrilegious.
S. beautiful and eIeyating a sentiment.
one co enrolling, can have little appre-
citation in the heart, the very soul Of the
individuals whose standard Of measure
ment Of all things good and evil is the
dollar.
In Cod we trust" Is an emblem too
sacred to be connected o. associated wit
the schemers who are always on the
alert with schemes to skin and to rob the
people.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-11-17

developing many of these coats, and
its soft, black, glossy skin is very at
tractive and not eXtravagant in price,
The proper way to wear the boa this
winter is a little to the right of one
chin instead of one end being jauntilv
thrown over the shoulder, as they We're
worn last season.
The most sought after fur garments
are the little coats which have the
virtue of capes. They are loose and
easy of adjustment and boast the
square sleeves and sloping shoulders.
All brown and black furs are fash
ionable, particularly pony and Persian
lamb White lamb is rivaling ermine,
which, however maintains a consider
able place.
Long furs, such as silver fox, lynx
and tipped fox, are very smart pelts
for boas and muffs.
Mistress Dolly must have pretty
indoor dress as well as a street cos
tune, and the one shown in the cut
is certain to win approval. There is q
plated skirt trimmed with bands and
a jumper waist with the mandarin
sleeves that are so much in vogue.
JUDO CHOLLET.