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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-26


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CORONA en- buenas condiciones.
Telefono ga Rojo Santurce.-12-26.
CE VENDE o Sc ALQUILA, despues
de diciembre primero, en- Montefo-
res, casa estilo Bungalow de- ocho
habitaciones. oasita para el servicio Sc
parada. Tiene garaje. Llame al telsfo-
no ga Ro1o. Santurce.-P.
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LILO vuelva su color natural pri
mitivo use la sALUD DEL CABELLO
DE HAY, preparado inofensivo que ade
mas de suprimir las canas, fortalece
la raiz del cabello. Frasco grande $1.26
Frasco Mediano rs centavos. CON-
zALEz PADIN Co.'s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-26

PAREsE MIRE OLGA: Sc venden dos
hermosos shetend Ponies propios para
nifos, So pulgadas de alto y faciles pa
"a manejar. Un mono Y dos lamparas
de gasolina de 600 buiias. Informes W
Tyler Roble 8, BIO Piedras.-12
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-26

para el pelo y Ia barba, tine en-
pocos minutos Ell pelo cano o desco-
lcrido, So garantiza que da excelentes
resultadOs; color negro. Frasco grande
s1.Oo. Frasco pequeno go centavOs. CON
zALEz PADIN Co.'s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-26

diciones que sn precio sea m6dico'
ii interesado ep este negocio puede dt-
rtrirse al apartado nhmero 671, Aqua
diiia. P. K-11-2b.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02
Y. w. C.. A.

Sunday-Open house, 10 a. III. to
8 p. m, with lenten vesper service
at 4 o'clock Mrs. Carl r. Gray will
speak on The Holy Spirit"
Monday-Supper, 5:45 for Fedora
ton Of Clubs, followed by individual
club business meetings at 6:l5, and
talk by Miss Elizabeth Howard
on What Is Religion" Glee club
practice at 7:3O under direction of
F. Albert Carlson. Basket ball games
at Sis. Class in millinery, $50 and
personality, 7:5O.
Tuesday-A new class will be
started at $50 in sewing if II reg
istrations are made.
Wednesday-The girl reserves of
Technical High school will entertain
their instructors at a party in the
girls club room at $3.50. Morris
Girls club supper, $50, followed by
a short business meeting and talk
on Care and Dressing Of the Hair. "
First lesson in the second term Of
the drawing class, 7 p. III.
Thursday-Girls Of student and
freshman clubs of Central High
school will meet at Sixteenth and
Locust streets at 10 a. III. for hike
around Carter lake. Each girl will
bring her own lunch. Busy Circle
club supper. OILS, followed by initia-
ton of new members. Beginning
cookery class, 2 p. m. A cookery
class specializing in salads and sum-
mer luncheons will be started if II
registrations are made.
Friday-Alumnae club dinner, 6:15,
followed by open forum discussion
led by Miss Elizabeth Howard.
Saturday-Story hour at .. n.y.
followed by gymnasium work for
the younger girl reserves.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02
Benson Society
Benson cousspondent-csll Wslnu, $50.

Dundee Weman's club, Vocal Sc
lsstions by Grace Poole StslRbsFg
and the Benson waman's club quar-.
tst Talks on AmsFieanisa,lon. .-eiy.
les and paFen,,tsaehsE association
work,
Wednesday evening banquet will
be followed by an open reception,
Mrs, Penny, state pfesideni. and
other prominent club women viii be
in attendance.
Bspus, Mission Society.
Members OF the Baptist Mission
society will be entertained Thursday
afternoon At the home OF Mrs. c.
III. fafis. After the lesson study,
election Of officers will be held.
DR.. Wells to Fill Pulpit.
DR.. John Mason Wells. prssiden,
Of Grand Island college. will I'LL the
pulpit Sunday morning al the Ben
son Baptist church,
Personals.
Mrs, Richard skankey has been
III during the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. SheFer re-
turned Sunday from Iowa Falls.
Mrs. Betty Wesley OF Portland.
Ore. is guest At the home OF Mrs.
i. +. Foster.
Mrs. i. w. Smith. ST., Of Dallas.
s. d., is visiting her son. Z. 4.
Smith. and Mrs. Smith.
Miss Mabel Cook. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Cook. is i'll at
the home OF her parents.
Mrs. Paul Wilcox is home from
the Clarkson hospital. Her mother.
Mrs. Belle liawes. is with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Eng have re-
turned 10 Newman Grove after hav-
ing visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sowards.
Mrs. X. Buriord and daughter.
Eloisc arc spending the spring vsea-
iion with relatives and friends in
Arkansas and Missouri.
DR.. Richard Smith aud wife and
daughter, who have been at the
bono Of DR.. Smiths mother. Mrs. r.
J Smith. left Thursday Tor their
home at Hannah. Wyo.
Mr. aud Mrs. Byron w. Hart OF
the Sample-Hart Motor company.
who have spent the pas, year and a
half at Phoenix, Ariz., have returned
to Omaha and are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. n. N. Galbrca,h OH Sixtic,h
avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02

Every Decorative Accompaniment Of
the Easter Holiday in Stationery
Department. :.
TN THE stationery department of
L the Brandeis Stores there's an
unusually festive appearance, table
decorations, dainty new nut and
candy containers, bridge and 500
scores, handkerchief, tallies to cor
respond, jolly little stickers which
promise surprises" at the breakfast
table on Easter morning, purple and
white crepe paper landings, paper
cloths and napkins for the Easter
church bazar and school festival.
Especially interesting is the selec-
ton offered of appropriate greeting
cards; impressive cards in subdued
tinting of purple with conventional
greeting in engraved script, each
with a bit OF decoration expressing
the joyousness OF Eastertide; fanci
fully decorated cards carrying greet
ings more informal; jolly little will
lie Waddles" shakes a duckish head
for full OF glee he brings a happy
wish from me-" Cards at from
sc up.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02

Easter Lilies Of Unusual Perfection.
"WELsH's FLOWERS" means
w more than a name on a
flower shop window or decorative
establishment for the pasteboard
flower container. 1t assures rare
perfection in the development Of
every flower bought in the new
flower shop in the Brandeis theater
lobby, Seventeenth and Douglas.
Order your Easter lilies now, you'll
be sure of unusually lovely blooms.
Gray Canton crepe and black faille
are an unusual and delightful COM
bination for suit.
When Is Button More Than a
Button? :.
THE answer, you'll agree, is when
L it's one of the exquisitely mold
ed little affairs which they're MAX
ing up at the Mode Pleating conf
pany, Fourth floor, Paxton block,
Sixteenth and Farnam streets, this
spring. Uniquely shaped are they,
and they're quite apt to sway grace.
fully on the end of a silken cord.
Don't delay that Easter pleating
and hemstitchingl
If you'd be quite, quite up-to-the-
minute. you'd surely have one of the
new silk and wool lace blouses for
sports wear. Tres charmant. these
ivory-tintcd exquisitries. 1t re-
auires one and one-half yards at
S5.95 for a blouse.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02
Christ Child
Society

Confirmation will be administered
at o'clock this afternoon at St. Phil
omcna church. Tea will be served
following the services to the mcm-
bcrs Of the class, at the Christ Child
Center.
The Junior American club will go
on a hike and weiner roast Tuesday
afternoon. Miss Nora Robinson will
be in charge.
Owing to the number OF young
men in the various clubs who are
eager to play baseball this spring,
it has been decided to put a Class
B and a Class c team in the City
league. A meeting of the candidates
for both teams was held on Thurs
day evening at the center. A practice
game was scheduled for Sunday
morning at Rivcrview park.
The Christ Child Juniors will give
a play entitled, up Caesars Creek"
on Friday evening at the center. The
play portrays the joys and sorrows
of a boys club. Miss Lucille Win
ner has coached the boys for this
play.
Miss Helen Mackin, pianist, has
arranged program to be given at
the center Sunday afternoon, April
g. Piano solos will be given by four
Of Miss Mackin's pupils, Misses II.
Francis, Mildred Soderstedt, Alice
Martin and Mrs. Gertrude Master
son; readings by Misses Roberta
and Carrie McGill; violin solos, Mey-
er Shapiro and David Robinson; pu-
pills of X. E. Brill, and the Misses
Helen Henderson and Jean Elling-
ton, pupils of Miss Florence Bas-'
lin Palmer will give several vocal
selections.
A baby buggy is needed at the
center. Anyone wishing to donate
buggy is requested to call Allan
tic 1851.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02
Activities Of Women

Women in China wear warmers
under their cloaks when the weather
is cold.
Sixteen women have announced
their candidacy for the British parli-
amcnt.
In proportion to the total popula-
ton Nevada has fewer women than
any state in the union.
Unemployment among women in
Great Britain has decreased more
than So per cent during the last six
months,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02

Hat Sale Attracts Enthusiastic
Crowd.
A delighted crowd attended the
"A sale at the Botsford Hat Shop,
second floor, Neville block, Six
teenth and Harncy, on Saturday.
There are still some very pretty hat
models left at 81, So and $5. Spring
hats ere arriving daily in this smart
little shop which offers unusual val.
ues up to SIS.
Buttermilk a Food Of True Delici.
business
DOCTORS agree that the habit OF
- drinking buttcrmilk is a most
beneficial one, and if you've ever
tasted the buttermilk, fresh each day
at the Alamito Dairy, 26th &
Leavenworth, you'll agree that it is
a truly delicious prescription. Re-
freshing, nutritious, it is a welcome
addition to the menu at any time of
the year. Obtainable from any Of
the Atlantic wagons, or will be de-
livered to your door upon receipt Of
telephone order, Douglas 0409.
Confirmation Pictures Given Sps-
cial Attention in This Studio
THE Nelson studio, End floor
Paxton block, 10th & Harney.
are devoting special attention just
now to confirmation pictures. Their
prices too are specially quoted to
confirmation classes. You'll find
the work in this studio excellent, a
moving picture lighting system
making possible splendid work OH
cloudy days, as well as evening ap-
pointments for those unable to come
during the day. Phone Douglas 47S7.
When Fashion Speaks.
Black-and-white checkerboard wool
jersey makes a striking cape costume
tor sports wear.
Many new models have normal
waist lines, though the low waist
line is still in favor.
The long boufant skirt is find
ing considerable favor, especially for
formal gowns.
A frock of brown crepe marc
cain has blouse and underskirt OF
tarnished silver lace.
Shiny black cellophane roses give
the finishing touch" to a frock of
black cashmere crepe and white chif-
ton.
The skirts of tailored costumes are
made so that the edge of the hem
is about six inches from the ankle
bone.
No lovlier way TO convey the
Easter message is afforded than by
means Of the hand decorated parch-
ment greeting folders, 55c and SOC.
The lilies white
The meadows gay
Bring Joy to you
This Easter Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02
hotj Go Jh0PPin8 with B]]y

Less because Pehaeh and his Muse have made
These hills and streams immortal as his fame.
Linked in melodiou verse NTH Lamas nane
Than for thy sake. o. Naiuel have sirayed
To this mild region In the rocky glade.
Deep al The mountains base. The fountains Keep
Their eeaseles, gushing. Gl the paters leap
MY DEARSi
VIyEN Rome mistress Of the world when chafmgne
w aionng himself European empire, the ,hepeee costume
" ruled the world OF Fashion,
The OF the Greeks Romans Franks
faieltlne slightly dped falling from heel
fined the low wasre by gd often Of precious
this colder the nobility and later all followers
supef-unie manle-the eapeeoa OF the present mode
No has had exalted None displays It's
OF beauty beeomnsy at than the
and girls introduced this has
future than "the rule OF three spring summer fashions
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02
A. %dhI;7g
% 1922
Hy.Tsx Brick Exhibition an Inspir..

ton TO Home Builders.
CMIEEN new panels OF Hy-TeS
~ brick have been added 10 the
display IN the showroom Of the Hy-
draulie Press Brick company. main
floor. w. .. w. building. Four
,eenth and Fafnam. You will ell
JOY the Hy-TeS colonial, the oak
bark ,extufed surface in rich au-
tumnal shades. the beautiful dark
reds which seem 10 change in color
ing as the mortar used shifts from
plain white through each varying
tint 10 deep brown. OF unusual
loyeliness are the gunmetal shades.
A host OF suggestions for the use
OF each brick shown is 10 be OBJ
tanned from the hand.tin,cd photo
graphs OF Hy-Tex homes. Some OF
the best homes. institutions and
business buildings in Omaha are
built OF Ily-Tex. the brick Of dis
tinction and charm. which will more
than satisfy the most discriminating
follower Of art. A brick which is
IN keeping with the best arehi,ec-
,ural designs for English, colonial
and Dutch colonial homes.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02

Luncheons in Omaha
INSTANT popularity was accorded
1 the Miller box lunches by tho
Omaha public and now that the
picnic season is on they have been
compelled to move to much larger
quarters at 2203 Farnam, where they
now offer a delicatessan and party
luncheon box service. Get the Mil
Ter box lunch habit, phone Douglas
$500, they have a fleet Of automobile
delivery service trucks which deliver
free of charge 10 any part Of the
city. The box luncheons which IN
clude sandwiches, pickles, potato
chips, cakes, cookies, fruit and home
made pie are sold for Is cents each.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02
Milady's Gloves for the Easter Cos
tune Should Be Chosen With
Supreme Care,

TN THE glove department at Bur-
l sess-Nash you will find COM
ple,e showing of new gloves TO ac-
company Milady's exquisite Easter
costume. The well.known French
glove. Chateau. is the one featured;
a model 10 satisfy the woman oi
iastidious tastes with its dainty fash
ioning. graceful lines. The l2-bu,-
ton length is the most popular this
spring and is offered in mode aud
beaver shades in kid or suede at
$3.50 pair-a glove TO be worn
with either long or short sleeves
with equal correctness and comfort.
silk gloves in complete range OF
colors and styles are shown at from
81 10 SIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02

Hats Reblocked and Trimmed Os-
trick Feathers Refashioned
THE Kruger Hat Shop, 303 Bark
L ,er block, is resourcefu1 sort OF
place. Your hats take on a chic
newness, your furs added luster, the
shabby marabou fluffy loveliness
after clever treatment here. Closed
after 2 on Saturdays.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02
Darwin Tulips Wave a Queen
Greeting TO the Spring.

IF YOU'RE not acquainted with
i the exquisiieness OF Darwin tulips
you will find the showing OF these
dainty spring blossoms IN the John
Bath Flower Shop. Eighteenth and
farnam. well worth while. The
street, Is offering TO a delighted pub
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02

lhre lhrce.PIeCe costume Enhances
Youth.
tDETSYANN" frocks are arriv-
- ing daily in the Lamond Spe-
cialty Shop, 18th and Farnam. Such
chic, such charm do their designers
contrive to convey by artfully flared
big cuffs, draped collars, gracefully
swaying cape-coatees hanging from
the shoulders. A black and gray
crepe yalette has closely pleated
skirt below its platinum gray peas
ant blouse with shocked fullness
held in place by the rounded yoke
The sleeves, long and full, are close
ly fitted round the hand by a mar
row cuff. Unique trim on crepe
knit frock of white is a grouped band
ing of tailor braid in black. The slip
OH coat is black in the same knitted
fabric, while the character OF ultra
smartness is a large, smoked pearl
buckle which holds the ends of the
draped scarf collar. You'll adore the
"Betsyann" frocks.
y
New Cambridge Crepes With Hand
Blocked Borders, Initiate Nature
in Spring loneliness.
THE Silk Shop, 1917 Douglas, is
l. showing fascinating new
cambridge crepe, in all shades, with
wide borders, which combine subtly
charming colors. Irresistible for
fasl1ioning Of sports skirts and
blouses. In the same crepe one may
make selection Of plain colors for
the spring wrap. A rarely beautiful
silk, $5.95 and $4.o5; ivory with rose,
blue and gold border; strikingly
lovely beige with black and copper
border of unique designing. When
in need of silks use the Silk Shop
mail order department.
Procrastination Out of Order on
Cleaning at Easter Time
D ERHAPS it's only another pair Of
L gloves which is needed to com.
plctc your costume for Easter day
But when 50 people wait until the
last minute to send "just pair of
gloves-at once please" you can
imagine what a problem is presented
to the management of the dry clean
ing establishment. The Pantorium,
10th g. Jones, has the reputation
for cleaning gloves in such a scienti-
fic manner that they're truly as good
as new, no cracking and splitting Of
the kid which you MAY have cx-
perienced after a first wearing of
gloves cleaned by some processes.
May | urge you to get your Easter
cleaning in at once? Call Douglas
0o63 for instant delivery service.
Negligees are made with extreme
ly wide sleeves which, in many cases,
hang longer than the skirt.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02
Quite the Best Looking Sport Skirts
Seen This Spring

Quite the Best Looking Sport Skirts
Seen This Spring
A RE the new arrivals in tweeds,
4 \ homespuns and novelty weavcs
on display in the sportswear depart
ment on the main floor Of Orkin
Bros, Hotel Conant building, Six
teenth and Harney. There's an ap-
pealing sturdiness about the navy
and gold combination in a roughly
woven skirt with broad band of the
navy five inches above the navy
fringed edge. Unique i'll snlartness
the leather bound button-holes on a
"wrap-around" skirt with leather
buttons. "Crepongee" is the fas-
cinating crepey fabric with side pan-
els bound in vivid color, the pointed
sides extending far below the hem.
a light colored skirt has a slashcd
ribbon fringe Of the material, the
color and effect closely resembling
buckskin. Skirts for every use
ranging in price from $3.50 to Sl2. so.
Sweaters to wear with these charm
full new skirts are offered in mohair
slip-overs, $295 and up and in the
wool jersey tuxedoes, $7.9S.
If You're Undeniably Stout.
YOU'LL be delighted to know Of
l. Katherine NJ. NNiker at the
Barcley Corset Shop. l657-3S City
Natl. Bank bldg, phone At. 70+9
who has made a study of solving
corset problems for the large woman
who must slenderize her lines by
carefully fitted oorsets and bras
sieres,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02

4 mighty torrent from The endless shade;
4 moment insr there in CLASSY resi-.
Break on The erassy steep NTH toaulne crest.
Then thunder through The ehasn. sniff and shons'
So bursts the Poets passion from his breast.
Noiseless and deep and pure. 10 flood erelone
The listening tracts Of Time NTH eeasees tides Of song,
-vAUcLUSE, by WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02
Taffeta Frocks Drape Wide Bat
Wing Pieces at Either Side Of the
LoneWaisted Bodice

THE Ideal Button & Pleating Co.,
L Sd floor Brown block, 10th &
Douglas did a considerable amount
of flame colorcd picot edging as
finish to a navy taffeta frock Of long
wasted silhouette which had wide
ly draped pieces at each side. A
shop to solve your problems of dec
orative establishment, you'll find
their artistic suggestions most help
full.
A coat dress of soft gray serge is
embroidered in blue and trimmed
with blue crepe Georgette.
The Mood of the Mode Demands
That Dame Fashion Clad Her
Dainty Ankles in Nude Hose.
THE J. T. McQuillen company,
L 1912 Farnam, has an extensive
line of the smartIy tailored new silk
hose, "Wcldrest," in the fascinat-
ing nude shade, dainty sand color
with a tint OF rose SO faint that it
is Z mere suggestion. Quite the
loveliest Of the seasons new light
shades! Sand, gray. castor, navy,
brown, black ard white, a complete
line of the popular "'Weldrest,"
known for its splendid wearing quail
tiles is now offered to the feminine
public.
The new Poiret skirt is circular
and very full and so long that the
wearer's feet are merely visible.
Beauty Shop Changes Management
With Dainty New Decorations in
Keeping With Easter Time.
THERE'S new name on the door
L of the shop formerly known as
the Drefold Beauty Shop, 1901 w.
o. w. building. II is now the
Crawford Beauty Shop, at the ser-
vice of Madam Omaha with the
same efficient staff of attendants
which has long proved such a dc.
light. Phone Jackson 1925.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02
Pendant Earrings. Necklace Cords
and Bracelets to. Match Smartest
Of Spring Time Jewels.

II HE c. b. BROWN Jewel Shop.
20 South 10th Street. Is offer
ing TO milady who would follow the
lovelies, OF spring styles the fasei-
mating pendant earrings. silken pend.
ant cords and bracelets 10 match. an
unusually beautiful selection-wi,h
new arrivals daily. Latest and love.
liest, a suggestion TO 'the man in the
case" for the gilt to the bride. is a
set Of platinum. pearl aud onyx ,as-
sci pendant earrings aud bracelet. the
iassels OF tiny seed pearls. Note the
display in the north show window OF
inexpensive novelties in this new
coneei, OF fashion. You'll find any
color scheme you may fancy.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02
Smiling Through" Sung During
Picture of That Name This Week.


n NE OF the most interesting
" things about the picture shown
at the Strand this week, Smiling
Through" was the singing through
cut the picture the delightful song
by the same name. Smiling
Through is written in FIVE keys,
c, d, E-flat, + and G, aud is Of
tered on sale in the sheet music
department OF the A. Hospe COM
pany. 1918 Douglas, for 40c copy.
You'll enjoy it immensely. There's
lot Of fun i'll the following new
songs:
Lonesome Hours ....50c
Roaming .............. .ouC
Don't Leave Me Nanny Soc
] Wonder Blues. ....... soc
Dear Old Southland. SOC
Send postage in check when order
ing by mail.
Alluring Spanish laces in silk, 4
S. quality arc offered at S2.65. These
in black, brown and ivory, So inches
wide.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02
Gifts for Confirmation.

THE John licnrickson Jewel
l shop, Sixteenth and Capitol, are
living up 10 their reputation OF the
Jewel Gift Shop by offering eon-
iirmation gifts of true appropriate
ness, unusual values in rings, pearls
aud watches. For BOYS arc the stur-
dy seal rings Tor girls dainty pearls
mounted in plain gold rings. Watches
OF wcll-known dependabiliiy. true
,inepieccs for the boys. dainty
wrist watches for the girls. The
indestructiblc pearls suggest an es.
pccially lovely gift to be worn
throughout a lifetime.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02
II You're a Wise Housewife Youn
Attend Thus Sale

II You're a Wise Housewife You'u
Attend This Sale
noWN At llaydens they're stag.
~ ing an extraordinary sale OF
eanned fruits aud vegetables. offer.
ing values which threaten 10 bring
all even larger crowd than that
which attended the sale oi hupilar
attractions last summer Two car-
loads oi canned goods including the
well.known Del Monie goods are OF.
iered at prices which insure the sue.
cess Of the sale. ~ word 10 the
wise," there has been a shortage OF
fruits and vegetables at the packing
eentefs which means that IN a few
months the prices on canned goods
will climb SKY high" DeleCiably
prepared pincapples. apfiee,s. straw.
berries, peaches. blackberries. logan
berries. plums. are offered among the
tluiis with gallon cans Tor tho larger
families and boarding houses. A
sale you cannot afford To miss,
The little mandarin coat continues
TO be featured. II Is generally worn
with a matching scarf.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02
Procrastination Out of Order on
Cleaning at Easter Time

Negligees are made with extreme
ly wide sleeves which, in many cases,
hang longer than the skirt.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-02
Pattern For Making Mems Shirts
Found At Last

r. you'd make shirts that are
l really tailored, get one Of the pat
terms made to measurement by
Burgess, we'll known shirt maker,
End floor, Karbach block, 18th &
Douglas. You can also have the
finishing touches, tailored button
holes, initials, etc, added here. The
spring line of shirt materials is now
complete and of unusual beauty.
Samples mailed upon request.