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White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-08-10
Wife Hurt in Jump From Auto.

hstIG EIGfS III St'iip / ! S'' T'~N%'
Waterford, Conn.-Mrs. John Phil
lips OF Hartford is a determined wom-
an. While motoring with her husband,
size told him lie would have to let her
drive or she would jump out He re-
fused. ard she jumped. Her skull was
broken.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-08-10

Mulberry.-41 carloads of peaches
besides approximately 5000 bushels
which were expressed have been
shipped out of here this season. Ex-
press shipments will continue several
days. Cantaloupe shipments have be-
gun, carload having been sent a.
ready.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-08-10

Considering what most peop'
willing to do for money, us
der there are not more mlliioia"'
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-08-10

No ugly, grimy streaks On
clothes when Red Cross Ban p'us ",
used. Good bluing gets good ie'v
Ali grocers carry it.---Advertis'mclN
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-08-10
A TRUE RAT srop,

Stearns Electric Paste r. June q, 1874
Chicago, Ill.
Bears Sirs:
Mr.. Robert T. Donnell OF An,n.
Tenn. came In our store the DootuhrnoEs
s sad h hm b som staaTSs to I ra
he put some paste on six bia asle' And
night and the next morning Nuts ha that
fifty-four big rats. And the ss,d ne found
he put out four more biscuits WIG @,,a night
Sapn sh se1en and the morning '
of seventy-one rats in two Mug total
there were lots more that he di5 dian ny and
This is some big rat tale nv. not ind
theless, 1t is so. Just though3 never
paste Is good. your nj
Respectfully yours.
KENNEDY RRorr,-.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-08-10

Fort Smith,-United States Deputy
Marshall j, N. Johnson, commissioner
out Of the federal court at Muskogee,
Okla, was attacked by six unidenti-
field white men while guarding a
Midland valley wrecker in the yards
here. He was not badly hurt, and
his assailants escaped before the po-
lice could reach the scene
New-York tribune., 1922-03-18

company, it was stated, will start with
stockholders representing strong fnan-
cial interests. The Howell sugar in
terests will have representation on the
board Of directors, the complete per-
sonnel Of which will be announced
shortly.
The properties involved have an esti-
mated production capacity of about
100000 bags of sugar annually. The
new Cuban-Dominican Sugar Company
viii have an authorized capital OF 80
600 shares of 8 per cent non-cumula a
tive preferred stock of S100 par value,
with full voting rights, and 1,100, 900
shares of no par value common.
Subscribers to the original syndicate
Will receive 81 ,064 shares OF preferred
stock and 5l6,S31 shares Of common
stock of the new company. The mana
gers are authorized to sell, in order
to provide working capital, pay certain
purchase money obligations and to pro-
vide funds for cane fields development,
30,948 shares of the preferred and all
the common received by the syndicate.
This has been offered to syndicate sub
scribers, who will get 1877 shares Of
common with each share Of preferred.
Provision will be made for an under
writing for those subscribers who do
not avail themselves of the stock Of
fering.
Application will be made to list the
stock of the new company on the
Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-18
Days Dealings i'm Bonds
The Market

investment bankers declare that tho
current market for new issues Ia
broader and has n greater absorptive
capacity than any experienced since the
advance in bonds began. Recent offer
ings have been quickly taken up by in
vestors and the machinery of secondary
distribution is in excellent shape.
Credit for the Improvement is given TO
easier money. which is also proving an
important influence in shaping the
course of quotations on outstanding
bonds. The turnover yesterday was
heavy and gains were pretty generally
scattered throughout the list Gilt
edged bonds were in special demand,
although advances were usually limited
to fractions. Liberty bonds added to
their previous gains
New-York tribune., 1922-03-18
Herbert Hoover
"Co~operative Competition"
in today's Evening Post
DON'T MISS IT!

most important phases Of trade
association activities will appear
in the Eaies,ing Post every day
for the next two weeks. They
begin today with an article writ,
ten specially for this series by
Herbert Hoover. Evening POSE
staff writers will report inter-
views with authorities on this
subject. The special conribu-
tors include:
Herbert Hoover, Secretary of Com.
merce.
Judge Edwin 3. Parker.
Alfred Reeves, National Automobile
Chamber of Commerce.
F.M. Feiker, McGraw-Hill Co., recently
Assistant TO Secretary Hoover.
Emmett HI. Naylor, President Trade
Association Executives.
q. B. Towne, Secretary Wax Paper
Manufacturers Association.
Professor Melvin T. Copeland. Dirce-
tor of Business Research, Harvard
University.
II. s. Kellogg, Secretary News Prime
Service Bureau.
Hugh P. Baker, Secretary Americsn
Paper and Pulp Association.
want TO miss any of these articles,
on TO the Evening Post, Including
$1.25, s Mo. $3.50, / Yr. $I1.oO.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-18

RADE associations are getting
l. front-page scrutiny these
days. The biggest men in bus
iness are examining them closely.
to see what they look like-how
they work--and to discover by
sound analysis why some are an
obstruction to individual enter.
prise, while others are construc-
tive, cooperative agencies in
American business and Ameri-
can life.
Chambers of Commerce, associ-
ations Of manufacturers. distrib-
utors, bankers, farmers and
workers-there are probably
$4,000 such voluntary organi-
cations in this country working
for economic and social ends,
for the stability Of business, for
their own and also for the pub
lie welfare. 1t is not surprising
that some Of these organizations
misuse their great power-the
Lockwood Committees disclos-
ures are proof of that.
A series Of well-poised, autIaori-
tative articles dealing with the
If you live out Of town and do nc
send soc for a two.weeks' subscri
the famous Saturday editions. 1 N
New-York tribune., 1922-03-18
FTo Organize New
Cuban-Doninican
Sugar Company
$50, ,OO0.O Corporation
Will Acquire Control of
Estates Owned by Syndi-
cate Formed in May, 1920

Plans for the organization of a new
no,oo0,oOO corporation to acquire con-
sol Of the sugar estates owned by the
luban- Dominican Sugar Development
;yndicate, to be known as the Cuban
Dominican Sugar Company. were an
.ounced yesterday by the West India
Sugar Finance Corporation. one of the
sanagers Of the syndicate,
The original syndicate was formed
IA May. 1920, with subscriptions of
res4s,00o, of which $4,000, 900 has
sssn paid in, and upon completion of
further payments, plus stock to be
subscribed for, there viii be a total
sssh investment in the new enterprise
d approximately $33 900 coo. The
New-York tribune., 1922-03-18

To figure the precise yield on "A bond Il
IL necessary TO use yield tables. but this
approximate Yield can roughly be figured
out by the following formula. Divide the
closing quotation on bond into the rate
OF the annual return. III the bond is selling
below par you must allow also fos ths
appreciation OF the principal. To do this
or ieo. and divide the remainder BY the
number of years the ponc has TO run be-
fore maturity. For example. IL per
cent bond 10 selling at 30 ana han tea
years TO run. the annual return VIII be
6.66 per cant. The differences hetw avn par
and the market prizes will he 10 poifafs.
suhtractinx 80 fgam leo. Dividing ten
points by ten wears, the auctient will be l.
IL the annuai rssarn ana tha resuis. 7 ss
per cent, will Kisa yea the approx innate
yield,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-18
Days Ne,o Issues

Dillon. Read g. Co., Lee Higginson &
Co, and the Dominion Securities Cor
poration yesterday purchased at s9l76S
American funds new issue of S6,eeO,-
600 twenty-year 5i2 per cent bonds,
payable in New York or Canada Offer
ing is expected early next week. u
Bond circles yesterday heard the re
port that Lee. Higginson & Co. bad
virtually closed negotiations for ioan
to Santo Domingo. No announcement
was forthcoming from the bankers, A
loan TO Hayti is also understood tosbe
nearly ready for tiotaticn.
Geo. B. Gibbons g. Co. are Offering
new issue of 1925 900 City of Niagara
Falls, n. T., coupon or registered aN
per cent school bonds, dated March /,
1922, and maturing ia various amounts
from 19af TO 1854, and yielding from
f.1o per cent TO &.e5 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-18
Certificates Of Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Notes
New York City Rondu

Acceptable in payment of Federal taxes
IN the dates of maturity.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-18
Employment Fncreasing

WASHINGTON, March II. Reports
from widely separated states, from
Michigan TO Texas and from New York
70 Kansas. SHOW an Improvement in the
employment situation, according 10
Colonel Arthur Woods. chairman Of tire
emergency committee ef the presi-
dents conference on enaptcymene
New-York tribune., 1922-03-18
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds

Security Rate Due Bid Ask Yielf
Federal Farm Loan 5s
I933-l92S 10o1l f01N 11s
Federal Farm Loan S.
- l9N-l99l -. ......,,;.. 1903 1osA 45s
Federal Farm Loan 4las
r, l9ao-ig24 -. .......,.e.. ssA esA 455
Federal Farm Loan <Sas
l93S-1923 ....... aslA se1 "a
Federal Farm Loan AIS
1937-19z2 ........... 9S5h 99i5 457
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank Us 1951........1el1 VI 1926 $50
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5 5i5s, le3I-is51 90 100 500
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Rank IS 1g21-1q4n 1naM 1nAa. ns
New-York tribune., 1922-03-18
New York State Bonds

Issued In coupon and registered form.
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds reg
isters Bile.
Security. Rate. Due. Bid Asked Yteld !
Canal and Highway bs,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-18

'caiicd for payment at io1 April
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
Today's Radio Program.
600 Meters Wave I.cngt th,
kDkA-PittshurE. Pa.

$50 p. m,--Weekly Review OF Business
Conference Board.
$50 y. m.-"Large Steamships That
Enter American Waters" Grayce
Druitt Iatus. Travel and Steam
ship Editor. Pittsburg Dispatch,
pittsburg. Pa. From Pittsburg
Post Studio.
"A Brief History and an outline
OF Contemplated Plans for Future
Work" Mrs. John s. Sloan, Pres
ident, Congress OF Women's Clubs
OF Western Pennsylvania. Inc
From Pittsburg Post Studio.
500 p. m.-Entertainment by the
Ernest Gamble Concert Party.
WJZ-Newnrk. N. J.
500 p. histories from st. Nicholas
Magazine: courtesy OF the Cen
tury Company.
$50 y. m.-"Eat and BE HEALTHY" by
Mrs. Jenouse u. Short. editor OF
the Housewives Forum, Pictorial
Review.
Gas y. m.-"F1re Prevention" by It. AL
fred Flemming. National Board
of the Fire Underwriters.
100 y. m.-Recital by. Mabel Empie
American soprano: Miss Florence
Best. accompanLst.
SIS y. m.-Recital by Rosa Low, lyric
soprano who recently gave q re-
ciial in the White House.
Clark Morrell. tenor solist OF DR.
Cadman'e Central Congregations,
Church Of Brooklyn will sing @
number OF selections alternating
with Mabel Empie. soprano.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08

Sea mless Wilton Velvets, attrac-
tive patterns that you won't tire
of; rich colors that stand. A good
rug. Anniversary Sale Prices.
Oft II #. for $3.50.
SIT. 3 in. 10 IT. 6 in. for $3.50.
~ in. "a in. for $3.50.
Sea mless Ak mi MS ters, Of the best
grade. Anniversary sale price:
9 #. II #. at $3.50.
s It. 3 in. 10 IT. 6 in. $50 90.
#. 6 in. 9 #. at $3.50.
6 IT. Q #. at $3.50.
Wool and Fibre Rugs. reversible,
durable, pretty. Here in big
assortment of patterns and sizes.
Used in every room. Anniversary
prices:
9 it. II {. only S15.
s It. 3 in. X 10 #. 6 in. only $l4.
6 tt. Q #. only 50.
u IT. Is # only S25.
9 It. l5 it. only $40.
II it. II Fl. only S22.
80 in. X 80 in. only $3.50.
Rattania Fibre Rugs. Just ar
rived in time for the anniversary
sale.
9 tt. x u #. for S15.75.
TT. 6 in. X 10 It. 6 in. for S1<.
Imported Grass Rugs in stem
ciled borders OF all over patterns.
A first rate low price grass rug
for summer use.
oft. X II #. size only $50.
s #. X 10 #. size only $500.
6 #. 9 #. size only $3.50.
Aft. 6inx7 fl. 6 in. size only $3.50
3 # 6 #. size only $1.50.
27 in. 81 in. size only S.S5.
Is in. 50 in. size only $50.
The Best American Grass Rugs
in the largest assortment of pat
terms and the prettiest you've
seen, sizes from IS in. 36 in.
at 75c up to II it. Is ft. at
S22 so.
Third Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
RADIO BOON TO US.
LIGHTHOUSE SERVICE
Government to Install Service
on Ships and In Remote
: Stations.

Improved service to shipping and
of the U. S. Lighthouse Service have
resulted from the use OF tho radio,
according to the Department OF Com
merce.
Formerly, a tender would be dis
patched from n lighthouse depot to
repair or replace a buoy. After a
round trip Of perhaps several hun
dred niles II would often DO necessary
t" ieneat the journey to take cale OF
another buoy In tho samo general To-
Cality. The radio Is eliminating this
waste Of time. money and materials ns
the vessels can now be kept wherever
they are located.
Last month tho Department OF Com
me, &C authorized small additions tc the
radio equipment Of several OF its larger
sea-going tenders to enable the crews
to receive the radio broadr sting ser
vices for instruction and ent.rtain-
ment purposes. and consideration is
now being given TO making some sirni-
lar use OF the radio equipment placed
on many OF the lightshtps during the
war, but not used since the Armisti"c
nv we'll As on the principal outside
| lightships where n regulaf radio ser
vlce Is now maintained. These latter
such as Nantucket anil Diamond
Shoals lightships, are the outpost radio
stations on our coasts. reporting in
coming ships. forwarding messages
and sending word of vessels in distress
With the cooperation OF the Navy
radio telephones have recently been
Inst aIled at several of the remote
| lighthouses In Alaska.
;S"ri.r OF II. lightsn.,s are also
equipped as radio fog-slSnal stations
with the new Department OF COn'mercs
=, stem, used continuously during
foggy weather TO furnish accurate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
bearings ID ships possessing the radio

bearings ID ships possessing the radio
compass
According to George X. Putnam,
Commissioner of Lighthouses, radio
should be y great boon In relieving
the lonely and monotonous life Of the
faithful keepers at isolated stations
both on lightships and at lighthouses.
The keepers Of the Alaska light
houses at the entrance to Bering Sea
remain at their posts for three years
on stretch. they have been without
mall for ten months. At Tillamook
Rock Light. or the Pacific coast, bad
weather has prevented direct commun-
ication with the shore for periods OF
seven weeks at a time. On the of
shore lightshirs supplies are received
usually only once a month. and the
tenders often work in remote locali-
tes. Relaxation at these stations de-
pends chiefly upon libraries furnished
by the government and donated maya
Zines with an occasional phonoKraph
presented by n thoughtful friend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
Anniversary Sale Special Prices
on
Good Rugs

oVON
You'll find standard quality Rugs
from the best makers in the world
here at low prices. You'll find a
large variety of sizes, of patterns
and colors.
From what our customers tell us
you'll find that quality for quality
our prices on these good rugs are
much lower than you can find else
where, but come and Judge for
yourself. Really that's the only
way to tell. Come see our rugs,
note their quality and their beauty
of design and color; then you'll
appreciate their low special prices
for our anniversary sale.
Administer Rugs. one of the most
satisfactory medium priced values
TO be had, high pAe, rich colors.
9 It. II IT. size S29.75 during this
sale.
s #. 3 in. 10 #. 6 in. size $2S.75
during this sale.
Z #. 6 in. #. size S22 so during
this sale.
Royal Wilton Rugs. a splendid
rug. Rich colors, handsome de-
signs.
0 #. - #. size, SIS for this sale.
#. 8 in. 10 #. 6 in. SOS for this
sale.
Sea mless Velvet Rugs, well COW
cred designs in neat figures,
special anniversary sale prices.
8 #. X II fl. for $3.50.
S #. 3 in. 10 IT. 6 in. for $40.
Z #. 6 #. X 8 it. for SIS.
6 #. x9 #. for SIS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
thompson McC1nre Dead.

Philadelphia, May s,-Thompson 4.
Mcclure. widely known publisher OF
magazines and fraternal papers. died
here Saturday night at kirkbride's, a
hapltsl for the insane. The dead pub
Uhere Whereabouts for the last
month have Seen eloaked in mystery
The fact that he was a patient in an
institution for the insane was only
brought oUt Friday AZ hear
:rr on writ o- habes $
corpus taken out by counsel
for his wife. Mrs. Margaret Mcclure.
OF Wcodlawn. y. J. The hearing Was
continued until May 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
Extra Specials From
Our Art Dept.
For Our An niversary Sale


Stamped Pillow Cases, for crochet
or scalloped edges, regularly sl.25
and 81 SO each. Anniversary special
price, Sl.00.
Women's shoulder strap stamped
Aprons, unbleached, good size,
29c each.
Former 75c and 81 stamped Art
Cloth cream white aprons, special
Anniversary Price, only 39c each.
Cover-all Aprons, stamped, of
good quality chambray, were 50 30
reduced now TO 81 .73 each.
Large size stamped Bed Spreads,
with throw attached, regular $3.50,
good quality in attractive designs,
anniversary price, $2.63.
Dry-well Towels, for crochet edge
for a limited time during this sale
these will be only 29c.
Scalloped Edge Scarfs, all white
or with colored borders, were 35c,
now only 23c.
Stamped Night Gowns, of good
longcloth, were S1.25, Anniversary
Sale price, only 81.
Corticelli Silk Wool, all shades,
special Anniversary Sale price, only
Csc q ball.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
Slx90 Bleac he'd Sheets
Were regularly Sl.50 each,
Anniversary Sale Price, 81 each

Properly made, wlthout center
seam, of excellent blcached muslin
of very good weight, we've sold
lots of these regularly for SI.50
piece. Special in our Anniversary
Sale at only 81. Come early.
Pillow Cases to match, 42x36 size,
formerly 35c each for our Ami
versary Sale only at for 81.
d, basement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
Anniversary Sale Spe cial


Perfect Congoleum Rugs
We're able TO get more of these
fine Gold Seal Congoleu IL m
Rugs by wire, so can continue
for another day or so these
specialAnniversarySale prices:
4 #. 6 in. X 9 tt. size, usually
$3.50, foronly S2.95.
6 #, % it. size, usually IS. 10, for
only S6.25.
7 #. 6 in. 0 it. size, usually
SOLO, for only S7.75.
o TT. 10 #. 6 in. size, usually
S14.15, for only Sl0.75.
0 IT. X IL it. size, usually Sl6.20,
for only $I2.25.
You'll like the patterns and the
splendid finish of these nationally
advertised rugs.
Third floor, take elevator
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
Elegant Silks.

You'll be delighted with the
quality and assortment Of our silks
in this Anniversary Sale. Have
YOU seen these new figured
Kimono Silks, the fashionable
colors in many different designs.
yard.
These beautiful Georgettes in
perfect shades for afternoon or
evening wear, 40 inch width, 81 so
TO S2.25 a yard.
These Lovely Pongees, in
white. Jap, Blue, navy, turquoise
end black, SO inches wide, only
S1.75 yard.
These Fashionable Foulards,
popular this season for every style
and occasion. Printed in the new
neat designs, 81 so TO S2.75 a yd.
Silk Dept, First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
Anniversary Sale Special
mems Su m mer Vests
Regular and Extra Sizes 3 for 81

Nice quality, very elastic Ise-
finished cotton vests in the popular
shapes. Usually 45c for regular
and SOC for extra sizes. These go
on sale tomorrow at special ami
versary price of 3 pairs for Sl.00
either regular or extra size. Made
good and long.
Underwear, First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
New Castle Sunday School Union.

The New Castle Country Graded
Sunday School Union will meet at
West Presbyterian Church this even
ing at o'clock. Miss Margaret Nc
Kay OF the Daily Vacation Bible School
Association and Mrs A q. Bossori of
the Italian mission Will talk on Daily
Vacation Bible Schools There will
be an election OF officers. followed by
a social hour. All schools which have
nos paid their dues are asked TO do
80 ~ this time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLES

Don neglect backache. sore joints stiff
Dess. puhy eyes interrupted sleep or
other signs OF weak Kidneys or bladder
Correct the trouble while IL is trouble
With DR. Csr~ys PRESCRIPTION No
~. Standard for over two genera tions
Avoid dangers of serious complicaf fions
Druggists guarantee fret bottle sure
relief or money back Get 70 at \ h
psuforth. J. M. Eckerd and reliable
druggists everywhere
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
HENRY P. DAWSON,
F|NANC|ER, DIES
Succumbsd to Operation in an
Effort to Remove a Tumor
From tho Brain.

New York. May S.--Henry T. Davi-
On. member of the banking firm of
J y. Morgan & Co, and directing
bead or the American Red Cross dur
tuG the World War. died At 100 o'clock
Saturday afternoon on the operating
table while surgeons were attempting
60 remove tumor from his brain at
bis country estate I'm Locust Valley.
Long Island.
Funeral services will he held at II
.. IN. tomorrow in the chapel of ST.
Johns OF darlington. the Episcopal
church In Locust Valley. which was
founded 10y the late !. Il. Morgan. and
In which Mr.. Dawson had been a vess-
tryman for many years.
notable nnancler. Henry Pomeroy
Dawson will best be RENE mbered, per
Aaps. as the man who at President
Wilson's request directed the work
OF tho American Red Cross in Allied
countries for the two years the t'nited
States was at war with the Central
fowers Taken out of the hurry burly
W Wal Street. one 81 the most active
cf the Is partners In the rrm ~ J. p
Morgan 4 Co. the man who 2S yeare
before had walked the streets Of New
York looking for a Job. directed the
Nr~t drive" OF the American Red
Cross FOR funds. raising sll4000. 900.
and within few weeks had Red
Cross workers at their tasks in Italy.
Belgium and Switzerland as we'll rs
war torn France
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08

49, AftSASy
on good quality desirable ner-
chandise.
3s in. Blesehed NJ uslin, 9 peciai
z yds. for 81.
SIC Bleac he'd Table DamAsk,
full mereerized, 59c a I'd.
Heavy Toilet Twill Crash,
reg. l212c for Zoe a I'd.
3S in. Percales we're 25e; nice
stripes for shirts, lie I'd.
80 in. Plaid Cling IA ms, for m
erly here for soc.
Hands0 mo colorinss in larxs
broken plaids, l9c 8 I'd.
Kraft Kloth, 3S inch. for
aprons and children's dresses,
SOC $ I'd.
Union finish Tovsling Crash.
absorbent, &c a I'd.
-Ba.emsnt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
Arco Clnb Dance,

May dance will be heh by the
Arco Club at the New Century Club
Thursday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
Handy TO Wear at Ho use
Cleaning Time.
Bungalow Aprons.

hHHIVtIbHIy SHIo Z EfICeu Hk
79c and S1.I9.
The special 79c ones are some
of our regular 81 numbers made
with elastic waist line in striped and
figured percales.
The special sl.l9 ones are some
of our regular $l.50 numbers nicely
made of small check or broken
plaid ginghsms, Splendid quality,
too.
Second Floor