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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-08
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

Letters remaining unclaimed AT thu
Miss"ula rostoffice for week .Hdin-
November q, 1903. When calling foi
any nf these letters. please give dat.
of list One cent du. for advertising
u. II. ROSS. Postmaster
Adams. Leland: Allen. Mrs. r.. l.;
Allan. John: Anderson. p. A.
Rabcock. Miss Bessie: Boyd. Ed
Baker. C.: Bendel, =. e: Bendei. e;
Bangs. Mrs. Nicholas: Barlow. W:
Barlow. W. A. Barber. r. A.: Beck,
with, James t21: BeauIIeu. Mrs. Laura
BeckIey, y. G.; Benner. Mrs. John:
Benson. Mrs. 8; Boyd. ]. g; Bossuit
Miss Bessie: Brooks, Mrs. Rosa
bryant, Miss Myrtle: Beuchner
George w: Burman. Mrs. c. F.
Darlington. w. IL: Carlson. John
w: CaFannaugh. Joe G: Conof.. ]
F.; Gates. W. 4. t2p: Cline. Max d
J. II.
Deem. John: Davre. John: Danhof
Herman: DiIler. II. II. t2); Duby. Miss
Nellie; Duffy. Joe; Dundin, + ":
Dunston, Miss olive: Durocher, e. l.
Eckeler, George. Ernst, Joseph.
Fickling, Arthur: Fielder. Mrs. Bes-
;
a. Fried.
Cough. W: Gates. Petry ~: Gent
z"ll, X. d: Gilmore. Miss Goidie;
Giasscnck. W. r.: Grant. Chas.: Gran
dahl. John VI; Gray. Bert"n g;
Quinn. ].
Horwitz. Mr.: Hackicy, Mrs. J. M.
Hakr. Willie: Harmon, s. L.: Hcmple.
Barney; Heramer, VIM: Hines. Geo.
Hultquist. f.. A.
Jensen. l.. M: Jones. A. \.
Kelley, Mrs. II. J.
Law. Harry; Layton, w. II.
Moore. James.
Lee. &. l.; Long. Lacy: Mrs. Long,
w r..
Madden. jay: Manka. b.. Manis,
Mrs. M: Marin. VIII: Marcussen. r.:
Martin. w, II: Matson. Ellis: Miller.
Mrs. David; Molin 4 williams: Nor
row, l.. F.; Morton, Jennie az: Nor
rison, J. b.: Munson. Clarence; Mum.
Mrs. Mae. Murphy. Mrs. Homer O.:
Murphy. Ed: Myers, John: Mcinnes,
u: Mcdonald. Dan: McHarness. Earl
to). wa1
Neil. e. T.. 90: Nelson. w: MI
son. Ommund: Hans. Nelson: New
man. j. +.
o'Bren, Elmer; Ddettava, Miss So.
Palm. Miss Edna. pabst. Mrs.
Anna. ca: Pencoff. Tonco. Perry
Miss Olivia: Pearson. Miss Emma.
Peterson, Peder: Peterson. Jacob:
Peterson. Mrs. Lizzie: Peters, J. H.;
Phelps. Mrs. ii. f.. Pyle. Tom.
Reuter-. Lu: Rosie. Miss Texas:
Reich. Peter: Rourrea, Leonel.
Schumann. Claus: Schroeder. Miss
Cecilia: Scott. Mrs. Effie: Smith,
Miss Fannie. Stevenson. ii. A:
Schcnck. Mike: Shaw, Mrs. Julia:
shuli. Isaac: Schultz. A.; Slater, An
drew: stephens. steve: Sudworth,
Geo. b.: Swails. Miss Pearl; swain
son. Emil: Sardrew. w. M.
Thomas, Otis s.; Thompson. Har-
ley J.
Nalerri, Marco.
win. Joseph: Webb, NJ. p; Wells
W. H.: Wennes. Miss Florence, 90:
West. AL; Willord. Frank: Williams.
Thomas b.: Woods. Mrs. n. p.
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NOTES OF WALLACE

Wallace, Nov. William Fraser IL
is In the city Jail serving time because
he cannot pay a fine of $40 and costs
imposed. yet he claims tn be worth
100000 in property in England. Fraser
sticks closely To his story of inherited
wealth. and declares that when he IL
released he will take steps to obtain
the money.
George, the s-year~old son of Alec
Strasbourg Of Murray. died this morn
ing Of dropsy after an Illness of year
His disease followed an attack of scar
let fever two years ago.
The state law which declares womrn
may not frequent saloons and drink
liquor over the bar is declared by Dis
trict Judge Woods 10 be unconstitu-
tional The ruling came up in con-
nection With the action of the state
against William Breslin. manager of
the Arcade theater here. Bresiin Was
charged with allowing women In the
showshop adjoining To buy drinks al
the bar Judge Woods held that the
law MAS unconstitutional. in that IL
would punish one person for an nffensc
committed by another.
A carload of ore will be shipped
from the Big Elk property next week
To the smelter at Tacoma. The claims
of the company were located only last
May. and the ore body WAS broken
into but short time ago. proving
rhenamenally rich. The assays in cop
per run about I'll per cent. with some
gold and silver. The mine is located
in the st Joe country. southeast Of
Saitese and near the line al III. Mil
wankee. The treasury stock of the
company was put OH the market at
five cents a week ago, but the discov-
cry of ore is SO unusual that the stock
has been taken off the market. Peter
Peterson and Frank Lowe Of Saltese
are heavy owners.
The rainfall in the Occur d'Alenes
the past week has been the heaviest
of any similar period for years. seven
inches falling iii six days.
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Notice Of Public Sale,
United States Land Office at Misso

United States Land Office at Missoufa.
Mont. Sept. -. 1909
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day Of November. 1909. at Mis-
soula. Mont. beginning at 10 a. m OF
that day and continuing thereafter
from day to aa-' tSandays and legal
holidays eNceptedl. as long As may be
necessary. We will offer at public out
cry To the highest bidder for cash, at
not less than the appraised value
thereof. all of the unsald and unre-
served lots in the townsites of Ariee.
Eison. Raralii. Roman and ST. Igna-
titus, in the Fiatheai Indian lands.
Montana. as delineated and designated
on the plats of said town sites. re-
spectiveiy. approved by the depart
ment Of the interior. nov on file In
this office.
The purchase price must be paid In
cash To the receiver before the closr
Of his office on the day the bid is ac-
eepted.
All parties are warned. under the
nenalt" named in section a313. L. s.
Rev. Stats. against any combination or
action tending to hinder or emharrass
the sale of said 'ots or to prevent free
com stition between bidders.
DANIEL. ARMS. Register
WILLIAM ii, HOUSTON. Receiver.
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new MAP OF VALLEY
IS FINISHED
HAMILTON ENGINEER PREPARES
AN ELABORATE SKETCH OF
THE BITTER ROOT.

Hamilton. Nov. 10. ]. Jenkins. a
wellknown civil engineer Of Hamif-
ton, who has charge If the engineer
ing work on the new sewer system
that Is being put in here. has just
completed "A new map of the Bitter
Root valley. IL shows the valley I'm
both Missouia and Ravaiii counties
The map is complete i'm every detail.
II shows NIL If tho towns of the two
counties. including Darby. Como Ward.
Grantsdale. Hamilton. Riverside. Cor
wallis. Noodside. Victor. Stevenstille.
Bitter Root and Florence In RavaIii
county, and Carlton. Ia1n and Mis-
soula in Missoula county. In addition
to the towns being shown on the map.
all of their plated townsites are
shown. All or the irrigation projects
are shown. including the big project
Of the litter Root Valley Irrigation
company. as well as all Ut the smaller
ones.
All trails. rivers. creeks. bitches. res
ervoirs and irrigated tracts are enum-
Grated. and the different ones are
brought nut by using colors. The main
body Of the map Is black and white.
with an intermingling of red. green
and yellow. The map is about 4Ns
feet
The man Is destined To he one of
the big advertisements that will be
sent forth from the valley. II is the
intention nf Mr.. Hawkins to put out
2a.0oo IF them in pocket form. This
pocket edition viii be out in short
time. If all goes well. and with the
help Of nil interested In the boosting
OF the valley. 1t viii be accomplished.
business. houses real estate men. pro-
fessienai men, booster organizations
and irrigation companies will lend their
support To the publication Of the
pocket edition.
II Is expected that this pocket edi-
fion will be distributed on the railroads
leading toward the valley. and they
VIII also be used extensively by all
who have correspondence with those
living In other states. who are in
curing about the valley.
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A Scalded Boys Snrieks

Mortified his grandmother. AI:s. Maria
Taylor. af Neba. Ky. who writes that.
Wien all thought he Wcut1 die. TUCK
lens Arnica Salye wholly cured him.
lnfallihle for Burns. Scalds. Cuts.
Germ Wounds. Bruises. Cures Fever
Sores, Bails. Skin Eruptions. Chill
hlains. Ghappea Hands, Soon routs
piles. a5c 1T Missoula Drug Co.
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Superior
in Strength.

DR.. Prices Flavoring Extracts are su-
per;or in strength. freshness and fine
ness of favor to any favoring extracts
made In the world, and ladies of the
best taste, who are now using them.
find them just as represented. Persons
who desire delicate aud natural favor
IL their cakes. puddings, or any table
d:licacy, will obtain it by using
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Letters remaining unclaimed in the
Missoula postoffice for week ending
October 80. 1909. When calling for any
of the letters listed below. please give
date of publication. one cent due for
advertising.
Albert. Frank J.: Albert Tsas.
Bozeman. r. J.: Bouvier, $. f.: Bar
clay. A. IL; Bloom. Edgar: Brown.
Mrs. Francis NJ: Black. Mrs. NJ. G.:
Beauregard. Alex: Barrett. A w.
Bangs. Mrs. \, A.: Brennan. Mike;
Bumm, A.; Byrner. Patrick
cassakert. carley: cavannaugh.
Hugh; Clark. J. l.. h.: Corners. Mrs.
r, $: Coulourti. Carlo,
Daily. Miss Carrie f.: Delzell. l.. IL
l.: Devon, Oscar
Ehler, Geo. Evars, Geo.
Farauhar. Harry: Fielder. Harry
-: Frost. oron
Gabrielsen. Alfred: Giroux. Fritzie.
Gleason. T.: Gratiol. Merle J.: Grajor,
Joe: Green. Mrs. NJ, l..
Hall. Miss Florence: HARTLEY. Mrs,
W. M: Helleren, Miss Marta: Hender-
son. Miss Rosa: Houston. Miss Mabel.
Hoye. Hiss Kate: Hunter. Mrs. Mary
f: Hyde. Charlie.
lnman, Todd W. lsom. w. A.
kincaid. NJ. J.: karkoulian. Pitun;
kerruish. Ill. T.: Kennedy. Matt.
Lonner. Clayton pink: Long. Lacy:
Little. J. u.
Marley. Mira. Newton: Meihofer,
Mrs. Al ,2: Mankey. 7. L.: ,Myrem,
Miss Hilda; Milocicih. Sovak: Me
Donneil Urban: Mcdonald. Mrs.
Kate: Mcintyre. {. A.: Mcintosh.
Nellie. ~.
Nelson. Nick: Nelson. Miss Lucy.
Ore, Mikelle: Osmon. G. C.; Over
siege. Miss Lucrta.
Pernot. NELLIE Bertha. Peterson.
Mrs. Sophie: Prusn. J. NJ.
Quick. Arthur 4.
Ranot. L. b.: Reens. Geo: Rhodes.
Miss Ollie: Roadway. =. A: Riggies.
Blair H.: Rounds. Walter IL: Ross.
Mrs. Philip,
Schumacher. Mrs, Ferdinand: Spur
rier, Mrs. Mary. Smith. James ::
Smith. ]. IL: Smith. John r.: Sorcn-
sen. William: Shepard. {. f.; Scream.
Tom: Shillinss. Roy: Sims Second
Hand Store.
Therrtault, Frank: Taeker. Ed-
ward: Test, Mrs, j. W.
Wilson, Miss Marcy. :: Wilson. :
NJ: Webster. :, IL; Wilson. Fred W:
Wilson. Georgia.
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DEATH FOLLOWS ACCIDENT.

Waterloo. Iowa. NOV. Ray Ora
ham. aged ii. died tonight from in
juriss sustained in ii I,nnant raising
during the Easily West high schonl foot
hall game yesterday afternoon. liz
was injured I'm the right temple and
WAS tiazed for Il time. He resumed
work, hut did in thu evening He is
the son af ii widow. who II an invalid.
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Rochester. y. Y. and Washington.
n. e. are In the lists for the cnnven-
tian of the American Federatl III nj
Labor next year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-26
NEW PARIS. OHIO.

New Paris. o.. April 26-Mr. Ivan
Richards. who proposes to install an
electric lighting plant, brought his
proposition before the council which
Is to install fifty 32-candle power
tungsten street lights IN 40 different
locations for $1,000 per year for two
years. and after that at s., 200 per
year. asking for twenty year fran.
chise, the service to run from sunset
to IL p. N. and from a. m. to sunrise.
The matter was Informally discussed
for some time. Mr.. Richards was re.
quested In the meantime to put hia
proposition In writing covering All the
details for the consideration Of coun.
ell. He had already submitted q plat
OF the town showing the proposed 10.
cation OF lamps.
SteDa are heiug-taken fo-aG3t3 Dns
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-26
News Of Surrounding Towns

more to the already numerous frater-
nal bodies OF our town. This time 1t
il chapter OF the Order Of the East
ern Star. the ladies' auxiliary of the
Masonic order. A petition bearing
i the names OF AZ charter members has
been secured and meeting was held
at the lodge room OF the order to take
the first steps in the organization.
E. R. Clark was chairman Of the meet
ing and the names OF the temporary
officers to accompany the petition
were selected as follows: Worthy
Patron-E. r. Clark: Worthy Ma
tron, Mrs C. C. Hawiey; Assistant
Matron, Mrs. w. e. Jones. B. s. Day-
is was chosen temporary secretary
and treasurer to whom fees may be
paid. The first and third Friday
nights OF each month were selected
as the dates of the regular meetings.
The name selected is New Paris
Chapter" The petition has been for
warded to the Grand Lodge and the
date of the institution of the chapter
future to suit the convenience OF the
officer designated for that duty.
A smallpox scare is on, but IL the
proper precautions are taken it is
probable that there will be no danger
of the spread of the disease from the
case now pending. The two Miss
Hamiltons who have been working in
Richmond were taken i'll the first of
the week. One of them developed
smallpox and was taken to the pest
house, while the other has not yet de-
veloped. The Hamilton home is now
under quarantine until 1t shall be def
nitely determined whether case OF
smallpox develops.
Mrs. Campbell of Eldorado spent
Thursday with Mrs. Fudge.
Mrs DIR. C. A. Hawley and Mrs. c. o.
Whitaker were entertained by New
Madison friends, Thursday.
Mr. Shinkle made business trip to
Eaton, Thursday.
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ing fiscal year. Then. when Il ID de-
termined how much greater than the
prospective revenues are the esti-
mates, the estimates win have to be
cut until they come within the rev.
enues in prospect and each depart
ment. unless specifically relieved by
the president. viii have to stand its
proportion of the cutting When the
estimates finally are submitted to
congress they will be within the esti-
mated revenues. This will greatly
simplify the work of the house and
senate appropriations committees. but
1t won't leave them much opportun-
ity to win glory by effecting econo-
mics on their own account.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-26
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

Cambridge City, Ind, April 90
Miss Lizzie Lembarger has returned
from Dayton, where she spent the
winter with DR.. and Mrs. Harmon
Good.
George Doney of New Castle. spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Doney.
Irving Blount. Of New York city,
Mrs. J. H. Hayworth. of Indianapolis
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Teetor of
Hagerstown, called on friends in this
place Friday
Frank Marson and family and Miss
Katherine Galloway spent Sunday in
Knightstown, with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Galloway.
Miss Wayne Nets. of New Castle,
spent Sunday at her home in this
place.
Miss Louise Rider who has been
here for a weeks stay with Rev. J. E.
Coffin and family went to Knights
town Sunday afternoon, enroute to
her work in Michigan, where she was
assigned by the late NJ. E. conference.
Miss Edith Bowman and Miss Har-
riet Ault attended the Alumni banquet
at Hagerstown, Friday evening.
Winfield Zehring of Meadville. Pa,
and DIR. and Mrs. Harry Zehring of
Connersville spent Sunday with p. H.
Zehring and family.
Harry Hall was Richmond visitor
Sunday.
Attorney A. r. Feemster has return
ed from Fulton, Kan. where he was
called by the death Of his mother. a
week ago.
Miss Carrie Allen of Hagerstown,
was In Cambridge City. Saturday.
Mrs. Benjamin Griffin, Mrs. Harry
Beard and children and Mrs. Hannah
Hamil, went to Indianapolis Saturday,
where they were the guests of Mrs.
Hamil's daughter, Mrs. Mary Smith.
The occasion was also the celebration
Of Mrs. Hamil's eighty-third birthday
anniversary.
Russell Worl. of Earlham college,
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Alonzo Worl
Prof. Caldwell Miller of Hagerstown
was in this place Saturday. enroute to
his home in the western part of the
state.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-26
Nervous
Collapse

81 have travelled for thirty
years continually. I lost = great
deal of sleep. which together
with constant worry left me in
such q nervous state that finally,
after having two collapses Of
nervous prostration. / was
obliged to give up travelling al
together. I doctored continually
but with no relief. DR.. Miles
Nervine came to my rescue-l
cannot describe the suffering
which this Nervine saved me.
Whenever l am particularly
nervous = few doses relieve me-"
A. G. c. LIBBY, Wells, Me.
There are many nervous
wrecks. There is nervous pros
tration of the stomach, of the
bowels. and other organs. The
brain. the kidneys, the liver, the
nerve centers are all exhausted.
There is but one thing to do
build up the nervous system by
the use of DR.. Miles Restora-
tive Nervine. Its strength
ening influence upon the nerv-
Gus system restores normal
action to the organs. and when
they all work in harmony, health
is assured. Get a bottle from
your druggist. Take it all &C
cording to directions. and II It
does not benefit he will return
your money.
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GREENSBORO, IND.

Greensboro Ind. April 26--Mrs
Amanda Waltz is the guest OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Outland of Richmond.
Miss Maria Underhill spent Frida!
in Richmond.
Miss Alice Sharp has returned fro1
Starke county, where she laugh
school the past winter.
Clifford Crump OF Earlham spen
Saturday and Sunday at home.
Mr.. Crouch and family are moving
into the Squires property in the mort
end of town.
Corn is selling at 50 cents per bush
ell In the crib.
Miss Daisy Conway is on the sicl
list
William Abshire is able to be ou
after a weeks illness with rheuma
tism.
AL Bailey and grandson have return
ed from a weeks visit at Millville.
Charley Davis and Albert Wicker
sham of College Corner, were trans
acting business here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogborne Of New Castle
are guests of Ed Hatfield and family.
John Clawson and DR.. Kerr made 1
business trip to Richmond Friday
Charley Heath has resigned his pc
sition at New Castle.
Rev. Miller preacher at Sugar Grow,
Sundty.
The stockbuyers' shipped car loat
of hogs to Eastern markets Saturday
the first load that has been shippet
for several weeks.
Miss Eunice Mills has returned t.
her home at Huntsville. after spend
ing the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Dali
Moore.
Adam Howard made business trir
to Hagerstown Friday.
Mrs. Abner Gunckel and Mrs. Oiive1
Bond were called to Illinois this weel
on account of the death OF thetl
grandmother. Mrs. Deck.
Some of our up-to-date farmers ARK
preparing to plant corn this week.
Mrs Cricket Roller is having hel
house repainted.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Toms wer.
called to Kokomo Friday on account o.
the death of Mrs. Toms brother.
Miss Nellie Lamb has returned from
a visit with relatives at Hagerstown.
George Morse of Walnut Level wa!
In town Saturday on business.
The Epworth League gave a socia
in Kenzle's hall Thursday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Specklein Of vii
liamsburg spent Friday here.
Mrs. Orville Hoover spent Saturda,
with relatives at Centerville.
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ECONOMY, IND

Economy, Ind, April 26.-Daniel =
Williams, who ONE time lived here
but now resides in Marion, was hero
this week visiting his mother and
brother. Mary Ann Williams and Ru'
fus Williams. He arrived from Cal
ifornia hot springs last week. where
he and his wife spent the winter. Mr.
Williams brought the Palladium CORE.
spondent a piece OF California mahog
any.
Miss Ida Peterson arrived here FRI
day afternoon from Button, where
she is music instructor in the school
there and will be the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Peterson while here.
Miss Ruby Jones is visiting friends
and relatives in Muncie this week and
probably will not return until after the
local option election in Delaware coun-
ty, which is set for April 27th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison ate
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob. Nor
rison near Carlos City, Friday.
Mrs. Celia Shfvely was calling on
friends and relatives in town Fri
day afternoon.
Miss Bessie Taylor arrived home aft
err q visit with Muncie relatives Satur.
day
Mrs. Chaley Morrison arrived from
Anderson Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Peterson was shopping
in Richmond Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 0. Edwards and
daughter Mary, were visiting relatives
near Morgans Chapel Friday after
noon.
Dr. Frank McKinnon returned to
LOsantville Friday evening.
John w. Taylor was in Modoc Sat
|urday afternoon looking after his farm
up there.
Lewis Peiske and Gaylord Saunders
were in Richmond Friday.
Mr.. Curtis, a Richmond travelling
man was here Friday.
Miss Lucinda Haxton is back home
after visit with Miss Lucinda Hol-
lingsworth Of Williamsburg.
L. w. Sfamm arrived from Dayton
Friday night.
Bert Oler caught Is pound hard
shell turtle recently.
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CENTERvILLE, IND.

Centerville. Ind, April 26.-The Ep.
worth League gave a reception to the
Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Hirsh at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Dunbar on Fri
day evening After short devotional
service. an address of welcome was
given to the new pastor and his wife
by Miss Laura Bertsch to which the
Rev. Hirsh and Mrs. Hirsh responded
"A delightful program was given by the
young people which included music
and recftations. Elegant refreshments
were served and the remainder OF the
evening was passed in social enjoy.
ment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-26

In Constantinople few better class
women are feeling their way" IN re-
gard to dress. but like al pioneers
they suffer Tor their cause. II the
customary heavy black ven - thinner.
II the hair has the appearance q BE-
ing puffed ont beneath tn covering, II
the rich silk mantle IL cut to show the
slender form or more mature curves
OF its wearer, she is Immediately an
object OF much attention and remark