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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23

however, II you give more thought
to getting : Job and less to your
grief, you will be able % find
somethtng.
No not ask for another chance
again, and In the future appear to
be indifferent to the Girl.
Dear Mrs. ThoMpson: have
hen MARRIED four years and have
. little girl three years old. When
my husband and / were married
he had q good position and every
thing promised for the best, but
when hard times came they hit US
too and my husband was out Of
work for a long time> Now he is
working again but does not get
such good pay.
When our trouble came I tried
to do all l could to help meet OK.
penses. / did plain sewing and
even did ironing for my friends.
We ALSO got young woman to
board and room at our house. You
can imagine that l have run down
in appearance from overwork and
lack of new clothes. 1t seems to
me that / ought to be able to have
10 rest and something for myself.
but when l mention it to my hus-
band he says he is sorry but he is
not making enough just yet.
My husband has always been a
good dresser and since our tron-
BILE he has managed to have new
clothes when | did not think he
needed them. he says that he must
keep up appearances or he will not
be able to keep his position. Some
times l feel very bitter to think he
keeps up appearances at my exS
pense.
l have stood all this without
complaint, but now l have found
out that my husband and the young
lady who lives at the house have
lunch together quite often and he
pays. She told me herself, and
said she thougho l was 80 sweet
and generous to let him do it.
didn't say anything to her. but I
am not sc sweet and generous
I am desperate and don't know
what to do. don't want to ask
our boarder to 60. because that
would give the impression that I
am jealous Of her. Perhaps l am.
but l feel that the safest way Is
to let my husband see all he wants
of her in the home. / do not be-
lieve she is the kind of person he
\ would leave his wife and baby for
| What l want to know is what l
should do about working in order
/ to help keep up the home. Do you
think it is fair for me to get tired
and shabby while my husband buys
lunches for another woman?
| DISCOURAGED.
1t is not fair for you to 60 on
working. You might. however,
work little longer and save every
cent you make for clothes for your
self. Do not pay any running ex-
penses for the house, and II your
husband can't find the money, let
him go hungry and get in debt un-
til he wakes up to his RESPONSE
bilities. You are weakening him
by sacrificing yourself as you have
been doing.
| Your attitude toward the woman
boarder is right, it seems to me-
Probably he is mildly interested in
her and soon will lose all interest
if he is not opposed. At least ycu
will gain nothing by sending her
away. Keep yourself looking we'll
and absolutely give up all respon-
sibility when it comes to earning
money to make life easier for
him.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23

Rs43e, Dept. z3.-yelye - Q IA
voseAlA 1aeric for dinner gowns
this seeson
The neW ssa9es are very Mucn
gseens. deep amber, the lignter
tt1ee q yeQew ans stark ana spien-
az tpnqD0tne. Copper IN mncn ~
evidence also today and velvet IN
copper TONES y not only oeautitui
10 tese6 bnt . eadsfactQry BACK
groonA tor almost any trimming.
fha dinner fpcks have very long
sdfts, made ysfsntght except Tor
swnthing 0N the hips.
Paris, 6ept. 23.-Only the cour-
agsous. not TO say daring. miIiin-
srs Of this town wouh have dreamj
"a Of combining brown with black
an4 making the computation .
smart one, Secret OF smsftness in
the DuttinG two such sOmber c0lOrs
together 10 to select the brown
shade with care and to have It pre-
dominate. A wide brimmed hat
seen today, for example, ,is Of doe
skin, = Vegetable coffee brown. Its
high, crush crown is embroidered
In black.
vinter fashions indicate today that
sleeves may be anything you desire,
or nothing at all. Tailor made
suits and gowns will have sleeves
very long and rather narrow, fin
ished over With q band of fur. Ex-
cent for toiIof-mades.l however,
there seems TO be no definite rule.
MANY OF the gowns for formal oc-
casions are sleeveless. Others have
= Aim al eauze over one arm and
none over the other.
4
New York, Sept. a3.-The ill
Ienjoy m autumn vogue, and SO are
the all wool serges, homespuhs, tri-
cotines and poiret twills. There
was a. wide variety of new colors in
these fabrics shown today. Among
the shades certain OF popularity
are such attractive tones as the
deeper sands, cardinal, burgundy
delft, iris. the delicate Glove and
silver otter.
Paris, Sept. 2s.-For children, as
for young girls, the great vogue Of
the moment is for straight little
dresses accompanied by an outer
garment OF some sort, by a short
straight coatee or short cape. The
fabric in both dress and outer gar
|ment should be rather supple, such
as crepe marocain or velour d.
laine. For young girls there wa,
shcvn today a frock of taffet;
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23
MENU HINTS.
Breakfast.

Fresh Fruits.
Cereal with top milk and sugar.
French Toast with Maple Syrup.
Coffee for adults, Milk for children.
Dinner (Nssp).
Beef Steak with Tomatoes.
Buttered Bee:s. Mashed Potatoes.
Brown Bread and Butter.
Wilted Lettuce.
Supper.
Apple Pie.
Tomato and Pea Salad.
! String Beans.
Lettuce Sandwiches. u
- Milk to drink.
Stewed Cherries.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23
Recentian for Pastor.

Rev. ]. B. Howard, the>pew pas
tor at Cleland Presbyterian church,
was rendered a reception last eve-
ming at the church, the affair being
sponsored by the ladies aid society.
There were IS members Of the con-
gregation, visiting ministers and
friends present. Talks were given
by Rev. ], T. Mordy, W. G. Oglevee
and Rev. W. C. Snider. Rev. Mr..
Howard gave short address.
Piano numbers and readings were
enjoyed and refreshments were
served by the ladies.
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.cAl.END

EOpAY.
Weekly bridge at Coll club.
mi City GaCden club flower show ~
spenner Furniture company. Davenport.
-Amoo caldron meets.
Mrs. E. H. Krll Miss Helen Krell and
Mrs. L. y. Casteel entertain at tea.
SUNDAY.
wills slumpae meeting at villa de Chan
tai.
MONDAY.
F. L. O. club meets with Mrs. L. 7.
Smith, 90l rourteefth and one-half street.
Miss Nay steffen. Davenport. y gives
luncheon bridge psenuptisl At Outing club
for Miss Esther Bechtel.
TUESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. C. Taylor. pos TWEEN
tieth street. observe golden wedding day.
MangelsdQrf lTheus wedding.
Fortniehtly Reading circle entertained
by Mrs. b. W. Dahisten, 39Os Eighsh- ave
nue.. sx
TriCity Statehood, Temple Emanuel.
sponsor rummage sale.
Fifsh nistriet Nurses and fricity Pub,
lie Health league have Joint meeting.
WEDNESDAY.
Fulton- McEnlry we0dlng IN New Or-
leans.
Twin-city Lutheran hospital circle meets
with Mrs. L. C. Nelson. T39 Third street
Moline
r. T. A. council Meeting.
W. r. C. meets.
Trinity Guild entertained BY Mrs. G. C.
Wenser. 1906 Twenty-piath street.
THURSDAY.
Etude club meets With Miss Mae Cham
bers, Davenport.
U. s. club entertained by Mrs. Logan
De Bord. 519 Nineteenth street.
Mrs. @. L. Daiiscc. 1901 Ninth street
entertains at sewing for Helen Gould
Club dinner dane, a. RICK Island Ar
senal Golf club.
Mrs. J. c. Bodewig gives prenuptia
party for Miss Stella Reid
Miss Gertrude Helpensteil entertains !
evening prenuptial for her sister, Mis-,
Olga Jane.
FRIDAY.
Lindhlade- Brown wedding
(, Mr.. and Mrs. H. h. Bechtel Davenport
give prenuptial dinner for Miss Esthe
bcchtel and her fance. J. B. Hittenhouse
OF Chicago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23
Circle. to Give Card Party.

Gettysburg circle, No. 25, Ladies
of the G. A. R. of Moline, will
sponsor a card party Tuesday aft
ernoon at Odd Fellows hall. Mo-
line. Friends of the circle are in
vited to enjoy the games of cards.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23

.810 from the local high school IN
ea6 and il employed on Rock Is
md arsenal.
i Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Arepy and,
onughter, Betty Jane Of Arepxytllc,
erother-in-lav and sister Of the
pyt9e-elect, are here for the we'd
S11k. Mrs. ArenS was an out-of-
NOwn guest at last evenings party
/ Mrs. ]. C, Bodevig ID to entertain
EAureday evening at q party f0s
Mss Reid, the hrst Of . series Of
Dseruuptial attentions to bs given
~ her in the days before her par-
giess.
II Priester-Herbst.
II Miss Dorothy Louise Herbst,
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T.
Herhst, 625 Eighteenth street, Mo-
me, has chosen Saturday, Oct. Z,
- the date Of her marriage to
Walter A. Priestsr Of Davenport,
lhs marriage to unite two promi-
nsnt families of Moline and Dav-
paport.
The wedding will be a morning
peremeny and will bs solemuized
Il the Herbst home at 10 O'CLOCK.
MY members OF the families 10 he
/ nresent. Miss Mildred Herbst sis
VI " Of the bride, will be maid Of
4 honor and Oscar Priester will serve
~ brother as best man. Rev. P. G..
4 add Of the First Congregational
iva aest enS s Iii ..;1 $50, Nv, ~
h S~rt or tho q 3 pr.s,daa. ,th,' ~"
Hin. nct 20 80. E Mas'
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II ,@Is a,a e 81. ' Mos;aa ~ 'n W;s eiasa
III 49, ,oIlo ILL n -, C cS.a' Snnxa.
H - $3.50 '. ~ one aa0
4 lssni ~ "na.s. =. .nu WasAiuttoA
~. p Hnuese' en' Moilne:
Asn, eS.I 49,. SUI u n. Mr snu
|5Esn haun ~. o .n y. D".snputt,
',;.,. y; $500 tu J. !
sdin~ business mam =, tha n;,a
Isrnss tho river whars tha nav,
1 Icme will ha IL !. mamh.r ~,
Ns Arm NJ Tho pr;os,a. Cnnstr, "
I'm comnarv No 10 .rsSnata =,
bnrnall nniyersitv Jtbscs n "
Rnd served as lieutenant ~ haav,
3rtilIerv dnrine he war ,heino STA
1oned at Fortress Monrbe Va
4 The Woman's TradeI Jnion learu,
1 Ihet yesterday afternoon in the Nc
Inc Industrial home, with an ex
3aptionally large attendance. TWEEN
Five applications for membership
Pere received and the new mem
4 3ers obligated. Reports of the ie,
eam social given a week ago wer.
wen, and although q full repor
! Ne not made, the affair was Goa
1 eded decided success.
! 1t was reported that the Daven
/ Art women cleared 500 from tn
NJ day last Saturday. The mex
gulaH meeting will be held Fri
ny IN Rock Island, The meeting
called for an early hour In oFds
ut the members can attend a mas
setine to be held on the thir,
eor OF the home, when John H
eIker OF Springfield will speak
saturday evenins . card party will
Ill be played. 1t will be a famil,
erC. Lunch will be served.
ohlnston.Ciihe announcement.
~. and Mrs. a, T. Cline, la2,
eClaire street, Davenport, an
eunce the marriage Of thei
npghter, Miss Hazel, to George T
Wilmington Of this city. The wed
ing was a cerVmeny Of Sent. II
king place in the office OF Justic,
p. Kelly, a friend Of the bride
Yoom. Plans III were CAREFUL
narded, only the parents of III,
Tide being informed OF the nun
ols before the couple departed Of
: honeymoon trim, The home viii
made with the brides parent,
ntil spring. when MIR. and Mrs
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23
; Party for Mrs Adams.

MRS. theodore Olson at her home
1898 Fourteenth avenue, entertain
ed at dinner party last evening
her niece, Mrs. Neal Adams of st.
Paul. who came to attend the mar
riase of her brother, Paul A. Dab
len and Miss Annette Rodler of
davenport. Wednesday. Guests
were II friends of the honoree who
was Miss Eleanor Dahlen of this
city. A cut glass basket filled with
pink and lavender china asters
formed the table centerpiece.
Evening hours were spent play
Ing bridge at three tables. Mrs.
Adams, with her two children, Bet
y Jane and Neal. Jr., leave tonight
for their home.
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Miss Pearee Gives Helpful Talk.

Miss Pearce Gives Helpful Talk.
Miss Iva Pearce gave an inter-
esting and instructive talk on
Reading Aloud to the Children
at the first meeting Of the Frances
willard PIT, A. held yesterday aft
ernoon. Miss Pearce also gave a
list OF good books which mothers
might read to the children.
At the business meeting Mrs. H.
p. Sudlow, chairman, appointed the
following chairmen for the various
committees: program, Mrs. R. c,
Vance; membership, Mrs. R. S. Mel
son; publicity, Mrs. ]. P. Hartman !;
schosl beautiful, Miss Weber; So
cfal, MIS-. Reese; child hygiene, Mrs.
A. p. Banscher; Hospitality, Mrs.
David Irwin; flowers, Mrs. L. Haber-
thur athleties, Mrs. Harry. Dem
coke.
Plans were made for a penny
fAtf to b. held at the school Friday.
Oct. 6. Refreshments were furnish
Cd Yesterday BY the executive COM
mittee.
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SuggoSuOns.

A leak in u gas or water pipe
causes no end Of damage before the
plumber can be called. Still it can
be stopped temporarily with q fill
ing mixture made Of yellow kitchen
soap and whiting, mixed in thick
paste.
When your wash boiler or any
pot or kettle begins to leak at any
unexpected moment you can save
the day with an emergency cement
made by mixing the white Of an egg
with fine coal or wood ashes until
it forms a thick paste. Plaster this
outside of the vessel, and then hold
|it over the fire until the egg is
baked and the cement hardens,
Moths-The hast way to prevent
moths ID to keep nothing in their
way to eat, 90 pack all WOODEN
clothes, coats. dresses and furs, in
10 cedar chest.
After everyone has decided to
take off their wooden underclothes
and stockings, make 4 special wash
ing Of these on a bright sunny
Iday. When they are thoroughly
dry 90 into the yard with q
tin five-gallon lard can and care
fully fold and pack every garment
from the line into it; pound down
the lid and run palafine around the
edge. You can stare this can in
THE attic and know q mouse or a
moth cannot bother. In this same
can store wooden bathing suits, aft
er . thorough washing, through
the winter.
Cool Pies In 4 Warm Place-If
cooled too quickly they will be-
come s0sgy.
To Remove Grass Stains-Use or
binary black baking molasses.
rubbed veil into the fabric. Whe-
F, Their it Be- cotton, linen or wool, it
will remove the stain. Let stay on
. few minutes. then wash az usual.
1t WIN lat injure delicate materials
IW eoaR.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23
Elks Net Dance Dates.

Rock Island lodge, No. $50. Eiks.
have arranged the schedule for the
fall dances. The first of the series
will be held Oct. 6. Another-affair
has been arranged for Oct. rs and
Nov. 16 and Dec. Z are the two
other dates set The affairs are to
be for Elks and friends. Days or
chestra will play for the dances.
The committee in charge of the
dance arrangements are W. H. Col
Inns, chairman; w. M, Hodges, w.
r. Carse, Harry Repine and John
Ransom.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23
Will Honor Mrs. Davis on Birthday.

In honor of the SSth birthday of
Mrs. Jane A. Davis, an oldtime res
ident OF Rock Island, who has re-
Gently returned, from a stay at St.
Paul, her daughters, Mrs. Mary e.
Johnston of this city and Mrs. J. c.
Johnston of Moline, are entertain
ing at a family party tomorrow.
Among the guests will be six grand
children of Mrs. Davis and four
great-grandchildren. The latter
are Jack Volk, Jr., and Fred, Mary
Elizabeth and Jack Railsback.
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Ma. Wall EntArtaIns Mt ne.

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Ed
ward H. Hall. 1872 Hillcrest avenue,
Camp Mcclellan. Davenport, was
hostess to some thirty 'tri-city
friends at the third Of her series
of~aftsrnoon Kensingtons.s The
hostess uasd an abundance of love-
~ late garden flowers In the rooms.
Tea, was served in the living room
and on The porch. Mr1 Han vii.
b hostess q another informal
nnG1v 1nRk 49, ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23
Honors Husband on Birthday.

Mrs. Oscar A. Woest las. right
entertained at her home at 1887
Thirty-first street at supper party
in honor Of the 21st birthday Of
her husband. After supper the
evening hours were spent with mu-
sic and cards.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23
Mrs. Mitchell Club Hostess.

Mrs. Ben Mitchell is hostess this
afternoon at the weekly Saturday
afternoon bridge party~at Rack L.
land arsenal solf club. Following
the games there will be tea hour.
Thursday evening the club vii.
hold its regular dinner -daacs at
the club house. Miedke's orchestra
win play for the dancing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23
Lady Eagles to Serve.

Lady Eagles are to serve lunch
con and dinner for members Of the
American legien convention aud
guests Tuesday evening. They will
serve at the legion hall.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23

Mrs.. Gssfyn1o Helpenstsll, az
TyGakjeth gtseef, announces the -
enGsmant m hpDrOaching mar
Iiage Of her yosnssf daughter, Ms
Oiga Jans, 70 Iestes IS 6ecker of
DayAapost, sop q NJ. m Mrs. ".
BscteF, 1875 Dalnprsf syeepe, Chi
cas0. NJ 4sts y vt for ~ Ssd-
ding.
he birds Il ) poDalsr yorng
girl Of the city, 16s att14Aad the
local schools. Mr., Becker b 2 stu-
lept ct the Paimsr 9chool of CHI
Topractic in Davenport md vii en-
lob his couFse pext month. The
new homo will - In Chicego IN .
pretty apartment 1t lfSe Bryn
MsuP.
Miss Gertrude Helpenstell. sister
Of the bride-elsct, ID to entertain
. company Of friends at an engage
ment party honoring her Sister At
the Helpenstell home Thursday
evening. There will be seveFnl 9TH
~ AFFAIRS to honor Miss Olga Jane
In the next weeks.
Parties for Miss BeehteL
Miss Esther Bechtel of DaveL-
port. who is to become the bride Of
]. B. Rittenhouse of Chicago at an
evening ceremony, Saturday, Sept.
80. is hoqored guest this noon ut 2
luncheon at the Outing club. DAY.
export. Miss Mary Louise Bsidsr-
bscke Of 1884 Grand avenue, DAY.
export, is entertaining 80 t5i-ciIy
friends of the honoree, her sister.
Mrs. Donald Murdock, q bride OF
the summer. Luncheon was served
at l o'clock. garden flowers beiEg
used In decoration on the tables
and throughout the club house.
Monday, Miss May Steffen, 2148
Telegraph road, Davenport, will
entertain at a luncheon-bridge at
the Outing club, as courtesy for
the bride-elect. There will be 20
tri-eity girls and young matrons as
guests.
Other parties of next week in
clude . pre-nuptial dinner given
Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold r. Bechtel at their h0Me
1906 Iowa street for Miss Bechtel
and ]. B. Rittenhouse.
Saturday noon Mr.. and Mrs.
George M. Bechtei give luncheon
for the bridal party at their home,
1875 East Rusholme street.
Lady Eagles to Serve
Lady Eagles are to serve lunch
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Luncheon ct Terrace Gardena.

AunCNcOn ~ 1c1HNce uNFOen&s
Members of the jolly Twelve 500
club. enjoyed a Dutch treat lunch
con at the Terrace Gardens yes
terday noon. Covers were laid for
IL. Five hundred was played dur
ing the afternoon, priSes being won
by Mrs. NJ. H. Romig. Miss Hortense
karwath and MISC. C. Paul. The
meeting, Oct I. will be held at the
home Of Mrs. c. H. Truedson, 1915
Twelfth street
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FRIDAY.

Lindhlade- Brown wedding.
M. and Mrs. H. r. Bechtel, Davenport,
give prenuptial dinner for Miss Esther
bcchtel and her fiance. J. B. Rttenhouse
OF Chicago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23

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Evening star., 1922-02-18

Brush Door Mats. No. I size; ex-
tra good quality. 85c.
Deck Mops, with cushion end to
prevent scratching. 4Oc.
Scrub MOps. with seIf-wringinE
attachment; strong handle.
Csc.
Aluminium Bastinx spoons. many
uses for these In cooking. 1Oc
and 12c.
Aluminium Handy Ladies'. for
kitchen use and cooking. Zoe.
Aluminium Handy Ladies'. with
extra long handles. zoe.
Aluminium Gravy Ladies', well
made nnd In right sizes. 12c.
Steak knives, with aluminium
handles and steel blades. 12c.
Aluminium Frying Pms. various
Sizes. 35c, Soc. Csc, S5c. 81.
Ideal Fireless Cookers, complete,
with utensils. No. II. $l3.S5.
TOiset Paper. soft crepe; Csc dos.
rolls.
Kitchen Set: cleaver. fork. spa
tuIn. butcher knife, bread
slicer, pairing knife. $1.65.
Scrub Outht; 12-qt. pail, I brush.
3 cakes BOrax soap, scrub
cloth. Csc set.
BrOOms, first quality; 4-strinE
and str0nE splints. 5Sc.
Dish Cloths. cotton spOnge kind
that are most effective. Sc
Butler Trays. natural Anish. va
rious sizes. 75c, $1.25. $3.50.
Tray and scraper. white enam-
eled metal, good crumber. 3Sc
Wood Crumb Tray and Brush.
with nickel trimming. S1.35
Coaster Sets. brass. nickel tray
and 9 coasters. Sc.95 set.
Hot Water Plates, imported;
made with cover. $c.1S.
Kitchen Tables, porcelain top;
25x4O, with drawer. S7.7b.
Kitchen Stools, "a in. high; white
enameled. S1.45.
Medicine Cabinets, white enam-
eled, with mirror and shelves.
SS.15.
Ash Cans. corrugated; regular
size, without cover. S1.15.
Bread Boxes, roll top, white
Japanned finish; good size.
$l.35.
Wash Boilers. good quality tin.
with copper bottoms. S1.35.
Garbage Cans, 4 gallon capacity;
Eaivanixeds nat bottom. Csc.
Imported CretOnnes. 30 and 50 In.
wide; good designs. u I'd.
CretOnnes, 33 inches wide; many
patterns. 4Sc I'd.
Cretonnes, SO in. wide; good Sc
lection OF dominant colOrs.
2Sc I'd.
S0fn Pillows, OF cretOnne, round.
OblOng and rosette shapes.
Ooc.
= Marquisette Curtains, 3 in. hem
stitched edge; 2A yards. S1.15
pair.
Table Covers, Of imported ere
tonnes, 38x36 In; @ cOlOrs. 5Sc
each.
Curtain Marqulsette, white or
iv0rys 35 In. wide. 1Sc I'd.
Curtain Wolfe, with corded pat-
tern, 80 In. wide. 25c I'd.
Ruled OFgnndie Curtains, with
hemstitching; IA Yds. $:.:5
pair.