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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-11-16
NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE
LANDS.

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Notice is hereby given that th'
State Land Board OF the State OF ore
gon will receive sealed bids unit
10000 o'clock a. m, December 10
1916, for the following described
lands, to-wit;
All OF sections 1 G and 80, r. 10 s
n. SO Il.
All OF sections lC and 80. T. 2i S,
II. a Il.
All OF sections lG and 80. T. 22 s,
II. 80 T..
All OF section lG and 80. T. 22 S,
II. 40 r.
All OF sections 1G and SO. T. 22 S.
n. 4S Il.
All of sections lG and SO. 7. 22 s,
r. AE.
All of sections iG and SO. T. 2s S.
n. 80 e.
All of sections lG and SO. T. 2s s
r. 4s e.
All OF sections i6 and s6. T. "a S,
n. AZ r.
All of sections lG and SO, T, "a S,
r. 4s E.
All of sections lG and SO. T. 25 $.
n. 4lE.
All of sections l6 and SO. T, 25 S.
r, az T..
All of sections i6 and SO, T. 25 S.
II. 4S e.
All of sections l6 and Sc. T. 2e s
r. 40 +.
All Of sections IG and SO, T. 26 5.
II. All
All of sections 1G and SO, T, 2G S,
II. AZ E,
All of sections IG and SO, 7, 27 s.
r. Al e.
All of sections l6 and SO. T, 27 5.
II. a. e.
All OF sections lS and SO, T, 2S 5.
II. 4S f.
All of sections lS and SO. T, 20 s.
II. AZ f,
All of sections ls and IS, T. 32 s.
II. 45 +.
All OF sections ls and 3s, T. 3S $.
h. AZ +.
All OF sections Is and 36, r. S5 S,
r, AZ
All of sections l6 and SO, T. S5 S.
n. 4S f.
All OF sections l6 and S6, r. 35 S.
II. - e.
All bids must be accompanied by
regularly executed application TO
purchase. and check or draft for at
least one-fifth of the amount bid.
The Board reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids.
Applications and bids should be ad-
dressed to G. G. Brown, Clerk State
Land Board. Salem, Oregon, and
marked Application and bid to pur-
chase state lands"
c. G.. BROWN,
Clerk State Land Board,
Dated at Salem, Oregon, October IL,
1915.
First publication, Oct 10, 1916.
Last publication, Dec. IA, 1915.
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Advertising Rates.

Our supply OF school books and
tablets are larger than ever. Our
values this year are really great and
particularly in quality. Everhart
Drug Co. adv
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-11-16
WITH PULPIT AND Pew
BAPTIST

The revival meetings are gaining
in attention and interest. Marshall
is one Of those strong earnest preach.
crs who breaches the plain old gospel
without fear or favor The meetings
will continue until over Sunday, Nov
26th. Topics for week beginning
Thursday evening, Nov. 9Th, Play
ing with Fire" Friday, 18th, Lit
tie Foxes" Saturday, 18th. Fools
I Have Met" Sunday. November o,
- W "pv'ng with tho Cans 4" z n
m. "The Call OF the Wild" 1880 D.
m. Two Jail Birds with Wings. "
Monday. goth. TOO Lazy to Love. A"
Tuesday 21st, "Crutches and Cane. "
Wednesday. 22nd, 1.-THE Immortality
OF the Soul"
The afternoon Bible studies are
creating much interest. and are very
helpful TO all Christian people.
A hearty invitation is extended to
everybody to attend all the services
ID. T.. BAKER, Pastor.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-11-16

J. H. FARLEY-Funeral director
and embalmer. Lady assistant. Phone
132-W. Ontario, Oregon.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-11-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROPOSED SALE OF IMPROVE.
MENT BONDS.

ID
MENT BONDS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals for the Purchase OF th,
BONDS hereinafter described will b,
received at the office OF the Warm
springs Irrigation District at Vale
Oregon. TIL Friday. January 5th
1917. at $500 o'clock p. M. OF SAID
day. to-wit:
SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY THOU.
SAND DOLLARS.
Gold Bonds, OF Series No. I. Issue
No. /. OF the denomination OF one
Thousand Dollars each. numbered
consecutively TO $50 inclusive, dat.
ed January ist, 1917. bearing Six
Per Cent Interest, payable semi-an.
nually on the list day OF January and
July OF each year, principal aud in
tercst payable at the fiscal agency OF
the State OF Oregon. In New York
city, n. Y, The said Bonds to ma.
ture M provided by statute authoriz-
Bonds numbered TO 81 inclusive.
designated twenty-one year bonds.
due Jan. LIST. 1898.
Bonds numbered 3S to SO inelu-
slve. designated twenty-five year
bonds. due Jan, lPst, 1889
Bonds numbered SO TO 1875 inolu-
sive, designated twenty-three year
bonds. due Jan. LIST. 1899.
Bonds numbered 1876 to 1875 in
elusive. designated twenty-four year
bonds. due Jan. LIST. l94i.
Bonds numbered i96 TO 262 inclu-
sive, designated twenty-five year
bonds, due Jan. LIST. l942.
Bonds numbered 263 to 3S7 inclu-
siye, designated twenty-six year
bonds, due Jan. LIST. l943.
Bonds numbered 3SS to 42O inclu-
siye. designated twenty-seyen year
bonds. due Jan LIST, 1914.
Bonds numbered 42l to SIT inclu-
sive, designated twenty-eight year
bonds. due Jan LIST. l945.
Bonds numbered SIS to $50 inolu-
sive, designated twenty-nine year
bonds, due Jan. LIST, 1916.
Bonds numbered 6Sl TO $50 inclu-
sive. designated thirty year bonds,
due Jan, LIST. l947.
These are Municipal Bonds author
ICED by vote OF the District under and
by virtue of the Statutes of the State
OF Oregon and the organization OF
the District and this issue of bonds
have been adiudicated and decreed to
be regular aud the valid obligation
of the District.
The purpose for which these bonds
are authorized and TO which the pro-
ceeds thereof will be applied Is TO un-
ify and increase the capacity of the
irrigation systems embraced in the
district by constructing a reservoir
to hold the flood waters of Malheur
river and improve its various canals
so as to serve $4,000 acres in addi-
tion to the $4,000 acres now culti-
waited.
Each proposal must be accompan-
led by a certified check for one per
cent of the bid, and the purchaser
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MISCELLANEOUS

Roam pony, 500 or 900 lbs. white
face, lame In left hind leg, Reward
will be paid for information as to
whereabouts by John Wood, Ontario.
phone i2-N.
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Business DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS.

w. n. Brooke, Attorney at Law.
Wilson Bldg. Ontario Ore
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LosT-A pacake between Raiders
Store and Nyssa containing two mems
flannel shirts. Finder please notify
Mrs. w. II. Beam, Nyssa, as
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SiA months ,....s,s....,.., LOO
Three months ............. so
Advertising Rates;
Transient advertising 20 cents per
column inch.
Contracts for less than 500 inches
i7ia cents per column inch.
Contracts for more than SOC inches.
is cents per column inch.
Business cards OF more than four
inches per issue. standing constant
ly.few changes per year at Is cents
per inch.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE CHEAP-Pure bred
Jersey bull. r.. u. Conklin.
MONEY TO LOAN

Would you like to know how to
buy $4,000 improved farm for $1,000
II 80 write Farmer box 4l2, ontario.
oregon. adv
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-11-16

FOR SALE CHEAP.
Pure bred yearling Jersey bull. u.
n. Conklin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-18

'ere a'r.1lfly WITH the daily routine Of bis i.fc
and Do. may c0r.e to tho conclusion tbaf 90 g..
lrf'0r for h'u to -i.k tho dangers which Turk
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lr.rlt and Relatives.
a nHa isv 'ir,.lon may prevent such
s'a'. NJ affairs and allow the patient 20 r--.ir.
DIS HII. .I ruur extent without harm TI.
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tested too strongly they arrested
them and sent them 90 remote
prUsian military prisons More
than two hundred Of my leading
citizens have been sent out 0f trc.r
country 20 Germany.
My people. my once happy and
prosperous people. are to-day poor
and 40 the verge 81 starvation
Even have to receive o. per.
INIT from a frussiau officer before
! can drive my own car cn my own
roads iu Day own land must even
pct permit from % l'rus.ilu officer
before can use fIe telephone.
which was established ty our own
funds
"Tho people ~ Belgium have r.l.
son fo be- proud OF r.e r-e1t
achievements in fighting OBJ. AFRO.
giant conGueror. but We feel We a.-c
robbed Boo Che small hours of tBe
night
Had we suspected Ono treaty
breaking intentions of the prra
SLAMS We would have rushed '.
arms
"lf We had bad forty eight hours
motto" we would have pat at least
$4,000 mon on our eastern frontier
"ior al practical purposes soy
.NU. rf II. annexed ..H |.. ...s
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maiden OF old chosen to be a vic
tim OF Moloch.
According 10 the last reports the
Grand Duchess has become a phys
ical wreck from the hopeless
struggle and the sight OF the mis-
cry around her. She has expressed
her intention OF abdicsting her
throne and retiring 10 a convent 10
find relief from her sorrows She
wishes 20 leave her throne 70 a
younger sister. who. being more Of
a child than herself has not been
50 much affected by the tragedy
that has ovortaken Luxembourg.
This little neutral state. only 99s
square miles iu area. had the mis-
fortune to lie on the direct path
from Berlin 90 Paris when tho war
broke out Three railway lines
from the principal North German
centres OF population come together
IN the little town Of Luxemburg.
which. situated lu mountainous
country itself commands the fat
and comparatively unprotected area
81 Northern France
Two hundred thousand German
soldiers were rushed through Lux
omburg as fast as they could be
hurled The young Grand Duchess
hrHge'y stationed herself IN the
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The Grand Duchess Marie She Appeared of
Her Last Birthday-Her Twenty-first.

TIE Grand Duchess Marie
I Adelaide Of Luxcmburg IS
one Of the most pathetic
figures in the world.
This pretty young girl. barely
twenty-one years old. was adored
by her prosperous little country
before the war broke out. To-day
she is practically a prisoner Ia her
own palace. unable 90 go out with
out a military escort and forced 10
look from her prison windows upon
a people starving terrified and
forced to live upon charity.
For over a year tie little Grand
Duchess has striven brayeIv %
assert her rights and that Of her
people. in face Of the oyorWhclm-
ing power Of the German Empire.
but the struggle Ga naturally "a
hopeless one. Luxcmburs is re-
ported to be occupied by 100000
German soldiers. more than the
entire population OF the country.
To complete her misery. the
Grand Duchess has been Informed
that she must marry German
prince. the object. OF course. being
10 insure future control OF Lu4cm-
burk Before the war ~ was pro-
posed that she should marry Prince
Henry ~ T.4v.rF4 r.rrTlor az fHa
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hand. have declared that she sym
pathizes with the German cause
and is grateful for o.. compeu.
.1tIon allowed for Oh. injury Iuro
by the German army DOB Igxamuurz
s former eovcrue-. of the
Grand Duchess uoa BOO Svitzer.
land. has described h1R she
paid fo Vsit h.r former pupil.
Whom Che visitor reached tie door
eav OF the grand dural palace IN
luN,uHlrr -he was faced by two
stern e0atrirs. who presented
their bayoucts o., Dor An OFF
foer then stepped forward and
told icr .HD could not enter the
palace without explaining her bust
moss
at THIS moment" says the ,.a
ifHr "ffn Grand UulIcss herself
rushed ont into the doorway and
threw |'f Anus about mU
Ny dear old teacher do NOT
allow these soldiers TO f-ightcn
-Iu"
'SaFlUE f.I.. she took my arm
and bofWr0u the two bayuIats We
passed Uu into Gre YsItIa where
300 previous years . had tlr honor
az teaching Ntr little UIEIuges Hnr
irst French .O sons
f Ha1 scarcely seated myself t.
r.ie l.r when ahs h'au weeping
I"Irr..'
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Leading editors and politicians
have been sentenced 20 death or
secretly Imprisoned In Germany.
" Fournelle. manager ol d rail
road. was sentenced 10 death on A
charge OF giving aid to the French.
but on the plea Of tho Grand
Duchess this was commuted 20
twenty years imprisonment
MANY houses whore French
women and children took refuge
were burned down and women and
children shot down by the troops
In HussiEny two German officers
attacked a charming young woman
and her brother shot and Killed ono
Of the officers. The young man was
shot down. his father hanged and
the young woman turned over fo
the troops. 80 that rho died within
few days"
u is nor surprising that tho sight
and knowledge Of such Trims. hlp.
pering all about her should mako
a sensitive young woman desire f1
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Leuo'- BIS allowed 20 reach the out
side world. Tho inhabitants are
not permitted % leave the country
except iu extraordinary cases.
Most ~ them. moreover. are with
ont means to travel I' is Inevitable
that Their" should boz many incon-
-'-,arci'' in reports coming from
country boz such a position Many
reports reaching neutral countries
have r.pr. r'aI tho GRAND Duchess
t. suffering frr extremes OF IrI.c
nifty and hHrdsIias. while some NJ
tHe German rlg..s. 0n the other
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disguised officers. and
when that fateful first
OF August night had
arrived they appeared
IN German uniforms.
The Germans had
their outposts estab-
lished everywhere in
my country. and my
unsuspecting people
had always treated
{ n es q treacherous
spies with tn e ut
most consideration.
They have publish
ed broadcast that 1
have received the
Iron Cross from the
German Emperor. Il
is not true. ! have
received a medal from
the Red Cross onlc
ials.
They have also
published that the
Imperial German Gov
mcnt has compensat-
ed my people for tho
damage they have
done 10 my beautiful
land. That "a also
incorrect. They can
not compensate for
be damage the 10000
soldiers have done TO
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Only Fl Years Old,
\ Prisoner in Her
M OlUn Palace,
s Forced to Watch
s Her Once Prosperous
's People Starve
~ and Die,
she Wishes to
AbdicGte and Burn
Her SOTYOlUs in q Convent

the belesguered
Duchy has Just been
brought TO New York
by Joseph Lenoir. a
native OF Luxembourg.
Conditions IN Lux
emburg are worse
than in Belgium.
said Mr.. Lenoir. "Ths
identity Of the people
has been obliterated
and every clause o,
the treaty of 1867 has
been violated by the
invaders.
"a few days before
| left It was announc-
cd that Grand Ouch
.ss Marie was 10 en-
-er a convent and that
she had renounced
her title in favor OF
her younger sister.
Announcement OF the
Duchesss intention
was not allowed TO
be made public in the
press.
The people are
starving. because the
Germans have requl
sitloned all the food
and materials OF all
kinds. Meat and bread
and cannot be bought
gone up 500 per cent
by poor people.
The daily wage
paid 20 Luxembourg
people is about TWEEN
~ cents. a sum too
small TO keep body
and soul together.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-06
III ow { n e "B u d"
Sp ends I'll alf III e r
Time Buying the
Clothes and the
Other FTalfWe ear
ing Them.
By Mercedes Carries.

NHE awskes and looks straight at the face
~ OF clock whose hands point TO 9. The
~ debutan,e knows that timepiece is re
liable, because father bought 1t. her taith III
fathers ability is unlimited; he makes the
money which keeps her going. Next she re
-,e-nbers that she ordered breakfast for that
hour. because this is busy day-as all OF her
DAYS have been since she came out in Decem-
ber So she hops out OF bed.
Ten minutes later she comes from her bati',
wraps herself in a negligee in two contrasting
LAYERS of chiffon, hides her dishevelled locks
undcr bonnet-shaped boudoir cap having
lace lace frn and ribbon streamers (tying be-
meath the CHM. and helps herself literally
from the breakfast tray. Then She looks
over the mail which came up with the
tray and makes short work Of that task.
Invitations-mothcr's social secretary will at
tcrd to those Appeals for oharIties-she scrib-
bes several checks. Finally. letter which
causes her to get father on his Office telephone
and tell him that tie bank says there's some
thing the matter with my account.
Outside the dressing room door an impera-
tive bark warns her that the household tyrant
IS ready to take his morning exercise. Hastily
she gets into gray silk popEn irock, relieved
by white lingerie collar and cuffs, all but covers
il with green velour coat whose ripping short
cape is lemon satin lined, poses a small turban
on her blond hair and starts fer the park. II
is a brisk but brief walk, for at 2 p. m. she IS
due at a luncheon. and before that hour arS
of the utmost Importance must be attended to-
She must spend considerable time at the boot
makers. and drop into the miliner's shop be-
fore going 70 the dressmaker's 10 inspect the
frocks. gowns blouses and wraps which must
be taken 10 Aiken. Since she born she
has been winding up her winters az Aiken, but
this will be her first appearance there as
grown-up.
Because he7 town motor coat is full length
affair she dresses for the luncheon before
starting for the shops in white charmeuse
one-piece dress. whose skirt is trimmed be
tween it's widely separated box pleats with
bands Of blue chiffon. braided with triple
widths, also blue. At the sides the bodice also
outlined with braided chiffon bands, scarcely
reaches to the waist line though its front and
back centres point bluntly several inches below
II. Finishing the neck is plain chiffon collar.
which ripples fasoinatineiy and is unlike any
thing she remembers ever seeing on anybody
else.
Ovsrinns Ansers the debutante in the mart
New-York tribune., 1916-02-06
Hats Are Very I'm.
portant, and There
Must Be Plenty OF
Shoes for the Va.
ricuS Costumes
Of the Day.

long. straight cut. and several inches from "
top is gathered under ribbon ending at O''
centre as a big bow. Consequently the ln'
terial above it folms high-standins '"-
most becoming OF collars -,
A half dozen blouses in white handke'en''
linen. some of which are dotted with colcf az
white scallop-edged. please the deoutah"' Wv
model. buttoning down the back and pfe''H"
ing TO lace partly down the front, seeHs g
ceptionally high priced 10 the youthiul '"Vp
per. She says as much 70 the dressraA''' W
while she powders her nose and sue's"''
her hat before Fastening on TO the iun'"''"
She gets away from that COLLATION. IN 'i"'
60 home and dress for the hfst fasn''"'
wedding OF the season. In tact, she e"'''
Thomass five minutes before the brIda P.Y'
and looks like a Spanish picture in wy.
frock OF black chiffon, frightened ho"e'.',-
steel enlbroideries. Three rows OF tna' va
ming shorten the apparent length oi wv
skirt between hips and knees; two ro"'' So
ine low on the bodico's front, cross tne '" %.
dcrs, and a single row is on eaen VP''-,
Spanish full sleeve gathered TO a na'''" =,
cuff. Moreover, there are big req rose
belt. a black satin-faced sombrero eaf''"s
steel.beaded motif at the crowns !en ~,
and short-vamped high-heeled 0A'A
shoes. .,r,
Under that chiffon gown is worn BLACK -. -.
lingerie-trousers, chemise ana ptl'' .,,,,
She also has slips in both silver and so'' ..o.
10 wear urder any OF her gauly "0N
creating a variety OF costumes .o,ioc
The debutante cuts out the brides te''r1
pre,errine 10 devote her time TO leaving
at half dozen houses on her way ~, hs
have tea. She has the cheering oeVeias. Cav,
own room. after dscarding the old'A ,.oo
gown for short deshaoile OF plea'e' ' ..,,s
chiffon imposed upon flesh silk, gafn'S"'' ',,o,
rose clusters and partly veiled oy d" ~ 81,
sleeved loose Jacket narrowly edged "', s..
10 call this negligee tea gown w. .,, one
falr Das, for the debutante does ho' ,locs
Nor does she lounge for long A' '"I ''".,,n,
indicates 9 she begins to put on al ,';r,. DE-
dinner frock OF silver brocaded coral 'a'A' ,s
sisned by Drecoll. whose bodice o. "A 4,
sharply pointed order, has see'
guirnpe in coral chiffon. taiteta p'PeO ,,;as.
Mother is engaged for an su'" his
dinner So father amiably ehape'o"'
daughters theatr. party, a.terwafd a. ,.,c,af
,n .xchs;v. restaurant tor supper and '.n 30
and says Good night TO the de0N'
her reliable clock is striking a. III I'll
She isn't actually tired, but she may
20 to bed.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-06

novel crown garnishing is treis in hve tone
flesh pink, coral. pale green, lavender and
faint blue-of white picot edged faile ribbon.
These various lengths end at the back as long
stresmers.
Remembering that businesslike communics
ton from her bank, and what father had sa'1
that morning over the telephone about over
drawing ones account the debutante heroicaly
:esists looking ~ motor hats and buys
New-York tribune., 1916-02-06
Every Event from Breakfast al Q 20
Supper the Next Morning Has Its
Own Particular Garments, Which
Are New, Expensive, BecOm~
ing and Just Right

lengthy strip OF palc-toned chiffon, to whose
centre is spplique1 oval of lace which wells
the face charmingly. 1t is the most becoming
thing OF the sort she has ever found. Also It
reminds her that a motor wrap IS posi-.
tive necessity, and, as though inspired, the
oressmaker's tailor opportunely arrives with
coat in white (summer) cloth velour. She in
stantly appreciates it's good points-a high col
lar, extended behind into tiny cape and belt
New-York tribune., 1916-02-06

ChiHOH fOr auto 'eiS, yeS-Ouf, 10 ne
Individual, she fnGS one 10 which is applied
in The centre an oval OF fine lace which Just
covers her face. The eifeot is charming.
starting under the seams OF a back panel, to
button rather low u front upon flaring lower
section.
A hydrangea blue null frock has tiny clus-
ters OF roses closing its fronts from the cross
ing OF the fri edged self-hchu which wells the
blouse to the topmost OF the pair OF deep rut
fles which trim its wide skirt To approve o,
this is easy. Nor does the debutante think
twice before ordering replica of the latest
thing in lingerie frocks-so called-a white
soutache embroidered white tulle yelling a
pink null slip, lace banded about the hips, an :,
like the hydrangea creation, having frill
finished elbow sleeves.
Umbrella effects at the sides OF the hips are
ultra-chic, else the knowing de5utante would
not approve dance frock in lettuce green faillc
whose beaded lace bodice is veiled with tul'e,
lightly trimmed with narrow hands CT opales-
cent beading. In that evening costume she ex-
poets to appear not only grown up but sophis.i-
Gated, whereas she will seem mere sprite in
creation whose Valencennes edged white chii-
ion skirt is overlappcd by bands OF white satin
RI bon, looped under at differing lengths, to
form points level with the knees at front. back
and sides. Each loose falling ribbon is finished
with lace edging and tiny garlands OF flowers.
The bands start from the belt line beneath a
bodice in crossed white satin sash ribbon,
whose shoulder straps, repeating the skirts
garnishing, top white chiffon sleeves OF the
briefest order.
Even if the debutante is Bit hazy about tho
career of Manon Lescaut she knows positively
that she has fetching wrap bearing that
name. The cloak, in SAKE blue faille, quantity
patterned with pink and yellow large roses. l.