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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-09

IN MOUTH hygiene, as in
all else, the secret of sue
cess lies in finding "the
cause" No matter how
much you brush your teeth,
it is only an idle gesture if
the brushing does not guard
against the cause of tooth
decay and gum irritations.
Recent statements, OBJ
tanned through an investi-
cation among $4,000 prac-
ticing dentists, shed very
definite light as to this
cause and the best means to
combat it. $50 of the an
swers agreed that:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-09

These are the conclusions drawn
by DR.. Louis I. Dublin, fellow of
the American Public Health Asso-
citation. from a fiye-year study Of
the influence OF prohibition on public
health. His analysis of mortality
statistics between 1909 and 1926 have
been made public.
THE prohibition period" Dublin
found. lis characterized by sharply
declining mortality rates among
children and adolescents of both
sexes, and this decline is char
acteristic of a number Of additional
age periods among women"
Better homes, more healthful food,
greater freedom for relaxation and
recreation. the survey continues,
have been reflected in the better
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-09
Police Guard Woman
As Outlaw IL Sought

HIGH POINT, N. G.. Feb. b.
Statewide search for John Lee
Black, "a, of High Point, alleged
slayer Of r. 4. Richie, service sta
ton operator, was pushed today fol-
lowing q proclamation branding the
fugitive as an outlaw, to be'captured
dead or alive.
Police said Black threatened to
kill woman over whom he and his
alleged victim Quarreled before he
surrenders. The woman was being
closely guarded in a local hotel. Re
wards totaling $500 were offered
for the capture of the desperate.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-09
TO Play AT SEMINARY

Edythe Wynne.Mathison, Marga-
ret Gage and Charles Handsomely
will appear in a stage presentation
OF 1.-THE Christening under the
direction of the faculty of Mt. Yer
non Seminary, In the Elizabeth
Somers Chapel at p. m. toaor-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-09
,ealtn 81 the s.ay.at.homes.

health Of the ssay-at-homes.
But
"The improvement Is retarded
among young male adults and disap-
pears altogether during the middle
v ,ars of life in tina sex. :
Convinced from his preliminary
. Iryeys that man in these parts still
drinks something, Dublin squeezed
his mountainous statistics unmerci.
fully for an answer to his question.
How much, and what?" He could
not determine these factors exactly
but presents the conclusion from the
life history of a million insurance
poll Y holders.
The picture we have found to
exist In the mortality of adult men
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-09
WOrkmen's Compensation
Topic Before Y. wv. GrOup

Selma Borchardt discussed pro-
posed workmen's compensation yes
terday before the industrial com
mittee Of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association in the Y. w. c. Al.
Building, Seventeenth and * Streets
Northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-09
Sees Dry LalD Benefit
Offset By Bad Rum

that rocks the cradle hrmer under pro-
hibition child health improves annually under consu-
onaI aridy the benefits entirely lost upon the
fathers and brothers of the country
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-09
Guard against the cause
Of tooth decay

Acids are the most frequent
cause of tooth decay and
infected gums.
The most serious trouble Oc-
ours at the place where
teeth and gums meet
known as The Danger Line.
The best product known to
neutraIize acids in the
mouth is Mix of MagneSia.
It is evident from this
verdict that the dentifrice
you use should contain
Milk of Magnesia if it is to
bring you real protection.
Squibb's Dental Cream is
made with more than 500
Of Squibb's Milk of Mag
nesia. Each time you use it,
PARTICLES of the Milk of
Magnesia are forced into
every pit and crevice where
acids form. There they
neutralize these acids and
remain after to neutralize
new acids as they form.
Squibb's Dental Cream is
safe to use in the most ten
der mouth. 4oc a large tube.
c1SzS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-29
EccNs ANp BoAvo.
'frr~siru.d.)

ROOM AND BoAEo n lo7gI7 home Nth
nUnert fire table. F3~ >acpsintrseht address
EoI le5-E, star off ~ ~ aes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-29
STUDENTS.

Pill. S ST. n.w.-Roonn and board; hes. ac-
comncdatiqns in the city. 'one-haf bl-ck
from from car line reasonable rates: Dscs .ur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-29
TABLE. BOARD.
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD

GENTLEMAN wants room ard board Nth
semi-pftvate bath with private family in
the vicinity of Rhode Island ave. ne or
W; Catholic family preferred Address
Box 45-E, Star ONCE. '-' 2qs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-29
COUNTRY BOARD.

CHILDREN .BOARDEFs wanted. siris TREE
70 elsht preferred; So weekly, including laun-
water: bathroom. Mrs. Doris Tra~srs,
LaureI NO - :. "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-29
RENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

l2oO KENYON-f0. RoOMs.. 2 BATHS. IN
Ane condition. near all car and bus lines.
Rent. SIS. Phone for key 70 INSPECT
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1nnR Cnrrn Ave -. Main o414
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-29

" lW--Batter downtown sec
18th water parlor; excellent
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-11
Day in Congress

cBy The Associated Prcss.N

tBy The Associated Prcss.l
Tuesday:
Consideration ~ Boulder Dam
measure resumed by senate.
Joint committee continues hearing
on proposed appropriation for Porto
Rican hurricane relief.
Senate education and labor com
mittee considers unemployment.
Senate foreign relations commit
tee discusses kcllogg-Briand treaty.
House takes UP interior depart
ment appropriation bill and Austrian
debt settlement.
Agriculture committee II house
holds hearings on Hone bin IN amend
packers and s~tockyard act.
House census committee considers
reapportionment.
Routine meeting before house
committees on ~insular affairs post
office. naval affairs, judiciary and
military.
Monday:
Greek settlement approved ~
house.
Senate appropriations committee
added approximately s 5000. 900 To
billion dollar treasury-postoffice bill
In reporting measure out on floor.
The house had passed the measure.
Senate passed tho Columbia river
basin survey bin and heard further
debate on the Boulder Canyon Dam
measure.
Appropriations committee submit
ted the S2S3,2s7 1868 interior depart
ment supply bill 70 the house.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-11
Bobcat Quint Is
Getting Set For
Title Marathon

SAN MARCOS Tex, Dec. 1.-THE
San Marcos academy basketball
squad is working hard in order to be
going in January. Predictions hat
the Bobcats Will Ne serious contend
crs IN the ri. T. IA. "A. cage race are
current, and we'll founded.
Coach Stands has around so men
working out daily and BE- expecting
his squad 90 number over 81 az the
beginning Of the season.
Last years lcttermen that have
reported for practice are Brandt.
Vest Smith and Capt. Rlackman.
Brandt Will be the main scoring ace
Of the basketeers this year. His COM
petition will be Porter or Hostley,
both good floormcn.
The race for the forward position
will he a hot one. Capt. Blackman
will he closely pressed nv Via. Vest,
touser and Evans. Am ARE expert
cnccd men and have 2 good eve for
the basket.
The guard positions are doubtful.
Stands has Gordon and Glover run-
ming az guards, with Hopper. Lind
say. Cliburn and Bates giving them
hard competition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-11
Blackburne
May Lead White
Sox From Wilds

CHICAGO, Dec. 1i@P-"Lena"
B~lackburne, mar or action, at last
has his big chance-a chance to lead
Chicago's once mighty White Sox
out 81 b~aseball's wilderness.
a. manager In his own right or
the team which was tumblcd from
its pinnacle by the notorious BLACK
SoX scandal" ~ 1919. the fiery
Lena has a chance 20 become the
miracle man Of present day base
ball.
After applying his mastery Or
strategy MS infielder and then coach
m the falterinr team for more than
Z decade, Blackburnc was called upon
10 pilot the team last july when RAY
Schalk resigned. But while the die
was seemingly cast for another poor
season, Lena did wonders with the
machinery left him -by plotting il 10
90 baseball. His reward came YES
terday. when Nc was named AZ man
ager for 1929 and given al free 4
hand ms any White Sox manager ever
had
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-11
Like a chart leading to buried
treasure

IVTHEN treasure hunters set out in search Of
h/ hidden wealth, years ago, they were guild
ed in their quest by the chart on which a
cross marked the exact spot which they sought.
Buried treasures were not easy To find in those
days and without the help Of such a chart the
search would have been hopeless-the pirates
had usually seen to that!
Right at this season ii may seem To you that even
the most desperate pirates couldn't have made ii
more difficult TO focate their boards than it is for
you to find the appropriate gifts which you want
TO buy for Christmas.
But just a. the secret charts led old-time adven-
turers TO Spanish gold, SO will the modern Shop-o-
scope-the Christmas Gift Suggestions Columns
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-11
Patient In Army
Hospital SeenA
Missing Minister

SAN ANTONIO. Dec. Ii.-lPl-
Convinced that one Of the patients in
the base hospital at Fort sam Hous-
ton here is 2 shell shocked minister
who disappeared last summer, friends
or the patient are awaiting the ar-
rival Of his wife iu the homes that
Identification viii he made complete
and the mans memory restored.
Elmer 4. Nixon disappeared July
~, 1928. Ernest FL Nelson. the RAJ
tent IN the hospital here. enlisted in
the army IN Tulsa. July 19 this wear.
a local minister. who has worked for
weeks On the case believes that ne
has partially restored the patients
memory and that Mrs. Nixon, upon
her arrival from Colorado will recog
nize the man was her husband and
help ~ completely di7sirate the
mental foE which shrouds his
memory.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-11
Declares RIO Rita
Definitely Places
Valley en- Big Time

the reputation Of this section which
Is just being started now II main
tanned.
"San Antonio and Houston have
been the limit in most productions
ed, because the section south Of
there needed more population. and
better show houses. Now that the
section has both. il can expect 70
have such productions. If the patron
age is what | think il will be-"
In "Rio Rita" the Lower Rio
Grande Valley is TO welcome a must
cal revue that has its setting in this
section. Although IL has been pre-
scented almost exclusively in New
York and other parts OF the east. IL
tells a story Of the borderland he
tween Texans and Mexico-of ran
gers and villains. OF Mexican Off
GERS and American lawyers.
Colorful Story
IL ~ a mingling Of fine comedy
and vivid IN terms of the
beautiful lyrics Of southern nations
and Latin races.
This production, which has carried
the word Of the Rio Grande TO mil
lions outside OF Texas. is coming
back to its homeland. in a way. in
coming ia the Lower Rio Grande.
Rio Rita" II coming home. as one
local resident put Il.
The story FOR Rio Rita" IL writ
ten by Guy Bolton and Fred Thomp.
son. I'm the setting Of the border.
land Of Texas and Mexico. these au-
thors create a story of intense ro-
nance, intrigue and unexpected sur
priscs. enlivened by racy. and often
times highly original comedy, ac-
cording to all reports.
4 lovely Mexican-American girl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-11

has fallen in love with n handsome
Texas ranger who has been sent
across the border to apprehend n
brigand known as The kinkejou"
whose identity is unknown.
Dramatic Ending
Suspicion falls on Rita's brother.
One General Esteban, a Mexican
Don Juan. il madly in love with Rita
and vainly ~endeavors to hasten their
marriage. Rita, hurt and defiant at
the rangers determination to arrest
her BROTHER. turns upon him and all
but falls into the arms OF Esteban.
The scene shifts To an under
ground retreat Of thieves and snug
glers and then 70 a floating cabaret
on the Rio Grsnde at night time.
where the exciting and unexpected
climax is enacted. and later to the
home Of the ranger. where true love
finds NJ last its reward.
Harry Ticrncy and Joseph McCar-
thy. composers Of n very long and
successful list Of Broadway musical
comedy hits. have written for "Rio
Rita" perhaps the finest songs of
their careers to date. Some Of these
are Following the Sun Around"
Rio Rita,"'"March of the Texas
Rangers" When You're in Love
You'll walt" THE Jumping Bean"
THE Moonlight Ballet Sweet
hearts" and others.
Two orchestras. Romero's Torea-
doris, imported from Mexico City for
the tour, and Roger Wolf Kahn's
Serenadcrs. furnish the music for
Tho operetta.
Makes Records
The famous musical comedy has
established records for attendance
and receipts on Broadway and on
the road. Ii comes 10 the Valley as
one or the outstanding productions
NJ its kind during the present sea
son. and AS the introduction az the
highest class Of light opera to the
Valley section.
Among the outstanding characters
in the production are Arthur Rogers,
late principal lead Of "My Maryland
Charles Williams. comedian in the
New York production OF Rose Ma
RE" Jimmie Ice Of vaudeville fame:
Jules Bennett. recently seen in
broadway" Mira Brown. Mexican
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-11
ENGLISH FANS TO SEE
SCULLING CHAMPIONS

PUTNEY. Eng. Dec. 1i.-UP-An-
or a lapse Of nine years. British
rowing fans viii see a worlds pro-
ieSsional sculling race on the his
ioric Putney ~ Mortlake course.
over which the annual Oxford-Cam-
bridge boat race is roWcd.
Bert Barry. holder of the world
scullinr championship has been
challenged by Major Godseli. who
was beaten IF Barry AZ Vancouver
last year, and IL is probable that the
event will ~ decided in June 81
July next year.
There will W. some American I'LL
tercst in the race "a Major GodseIl
viii row in American %colorr. He bas
an American wife. and is understood
20 have taken out naturalization
papers after three years residence
iH the United States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-11
(Special to The Herald)

HARLINGEN. Dec. ii.-The Lower
Rio Grande Valley Of Texas def
nitelv takes its place in the musical
show world as a field for the higher
class Of musical evues and enter
with tho presentation here Of
the famous musical revue. "Rio Ri
in the opinion Of Robert Bass
Ter. advance representative or the
company.
You can expect the show world
To keep its eyes on the Valley from
now on. with the presentation az
this pioneer revue" Mr.. Bassler
continued. II have had my eve on
the territory for several years. In
fact I have attempted 10 bring othef
rcvues Of a similar high class into
the Valley. but the principal diff
Guilty always conferred around n place
20 stage il. Now that the Valley has
built large theaters and such build
ings a. the municipal auditorium
here. this trouble is eliminated"
Rio Rita II 70 Nc presented At the
municipal auditorium in Harrington
on the night Of December II. The
cast Of 96 will come on a special
train from Laredo. after showing in
San Antonio two days previous 70
the showing here.
Names Possibilities
Mr.. Bassler mentioned some other
famous revues and operettas which
may come TO the Valley as a result
If this showing. George r. WHIT,
who is presenting Rio Rita" here.
has THE Nagabond King" and "The
Wooden kimono," on the road now.
and may bring them to the Valley. In
the reception Of Rio Rita" is what
present indications point 10.
Such productions as The Desert
Song" Good News" and others also
may come To tho Valley, bringing the
best productions from Broadway. III
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-11
LEGISLATORS
pass Up TAX
Favor Big Bond Issue
For Roads; Avoid
Controversy

AUSTIN. Dec. 1f.-P-Governor
Moody's commission OF 81 which will
make highway improvement recon-
mendations to the 4lst legislature
has declined 70 specify the size If
m future gasoline tax and. for the
present AZ least. will take no part
in the long standing controversy be-
tween the highway commission and
the board Of control as u which
body has final decision IN highway
department purchases.
Meeting here last night. the COM
mittee ratified, with but few chan
ges. its subcommittee proposed
state constitution amendment 20 al
low issuance If state bonds not ex-
eeedinE S225. 600. 900 NJ any one time
for construction and maintenance ~
roals.
The body decided. in view az the
fact that another subcommittee had
suggested a 20 per cent cut in We
hicle registration fees, 20 leave the
size n the gasoline toll, now two
cents. 10 the legislatures discretion.
While recommending. By resolution,
that a minimum of $50. 600 600 annu-
ally be provided for construction and
maintenance, tie committee defeated
a resolution by VI. X. Graham to ask
. three-cent tax. supported by high
way Commissioner Chairman r. s.
Sterling.
". q. Huggins, Houston. offered
. resolution projecting a measure to
authorize the highway department to
buy its machinery and 10 con-
tract for cement on a yearly basis.
This indirect reference to the dis
agreements frequently arising he
tween tho highway commission and
the control hoard was ruled out of
order after John r. Darrouzett. CAL
weston, had declared IL "out Of place"
and approximating an injection Of
politics into proceedings ostensibly
non-partisan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-11
RAID s NIGHT CLUBS
IN N. Y, ARREST IL

NEW YORK, Dec. i1.|RHProhi-
hilton agents in a one-hcur sally
early today raided five night clubs
and restaurants and arrested IL
The raided places were the Mimic
clnh in West Fifty-second street. the
Ern;re club i'm West Forty-Sixth
strec.. a restaurant in West Forty
Ninth street. the Sixty-tirst Street
Grill and Martins restaurant I'm
West Forty-fifth street
Guests were not disturbed except
a. the Mimic club. where they we're
ordered out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-11
CATHOLIC BAZAAR TO
CONTINUE ALL WEEK

The bazaar being held IN the
women Of the Sacred Heart church
Is TO be continued through the re-
mainder Of the week, according TO
Mrs. John Closner. All kinds of
fancy work are on sale at the bazaar.
which is located in the Maltby build
ing. on Twelfth street. Chill Il also
served each day during the week.
while Friday n special dinner with
bacalas Is planned. with chicken and
dumplings, and a Mexican dinner for
Saturday. A door prize will again
be given on Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-11

American prima donna; Ellen Ecker.
Miss Billie Blythe, international
beauty-prize winner, and many 9TH
erS.
The chorus is made up OF sixty of
the most beautiful girls on the stage.
selected from dancing schools, 9TH
CT musical comedies and from beau
~ contests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-11

SEALED bids addressed ~ the Hon.
a. r.. Cole will Ne received un un-
ell 10 4. M. December 2lst, 1925. for
one ambulance. For further infor-
nation apply To City Secretary Of
flee. The City reserves tho right TO
reject any and an bids.
A. y. MUNDAY.
City Secretary.
r2-1n - i9inc.-tOt-324el
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-11

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-11
SEVEN MINERS KILLED

BERLIN. Dec. 1i.-tP-Seven min
rrs were killed and three severely
injured today in an explosion IN the
Rheinhausen coal mine in West
Dhnlfa
Evening star., 1928-02-18
Housewares
A nniverarr Priced

Patent Coverlock Garbage Cans. .9Sc
Unpainted Book Shelves, each. :. SS.4S
De,ecto Jr. Bathroom Scales. -. Ss-5S
Unpainted Drop-Lesf Tables ... SSS
Mannins. Bowman Eieetrie Pads. :. SASS
Manning. Bowman Urn Sets. Sass
Unpainted Radio Tables. shelf. =, SS-2S
Cnpainted Telephone Sets. pcs. 81 >
Unpainted Chest OF ( Drawers 50 IS
Unpainted Chest Of Drawers :. SeeS
Bissell Carpet Sweepers. each -S.+S
Priscilla Dust Pans and Brushes. &c
Well.made Japanned Dust Pans. cSe
Colored Canister Sets. 4 pieces 49,. 81
Enamelei Kitchen Refuse Pals, s>e
Economy Lawn Clothes DRYERS. S'tS
Manning. Bowman Electric Toasrers S+eS
Manning Bowman Percolaters SS+S
Mannins- Bowman Wst'e Irons. . SseS
Criswold Deep lron Skillets. ......-Se
Criswold Dutch Ovens s...........S, =
Criswold Aluminium SkilletS. ...... SlS
White Enameled Wood Kitchen Stools,
Sis
White Enameled Ra,h Stools SilS
S-Foot Step-l Ladders Sl.tS
Folding Clothes DRYERS. s........ SilS
No. Corn Brooms. food quality u. oSe
Wizard Dust Mops. medium size .SllS
White Enameled Kitchen Chairs SIS
Colored Bread Boxes, roll tops. ST
White Enameled Square Bread Boxes, 81
apiece Pantry Sets, SET s.......S 81
Cnpainted Night Tables ....... SIS
Decorated Metal Scrap Baskets. .SSc
Aluminium Frensh Fryers. basket. soc
Evening star., 1928-02-18
China
Anniversary Priced

3S.Piece American Porcelain Set. .SS9s
44.Piece Open Stock Dinner Set. .Sl31S
APIECE American Porcelain Set. .Sl3z5
Apiece Dinner Service, set. .Sl625
Imported Utility Jugs. .4Sc to Sl-3s
Mixing Bowl Sets, FIVE pieces. .Sll5
24.Piece Imported Waffle Sets. .S6
Ivory Finish Wild Rose Jardineres. =. 81
Imported Utility Sets. set Of 6. ..... .Sl-S8
Colored Flower Bowls, pieces. .sSe
Imported Decorated Utility Bowls. =. 81
3s-Piece Open Stock Service. .s6.4S
New 44.Piece Imported Dinner Set. $50
CHINA SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-02-18
Glassware
Anniversary Priced

Salad or Fruit Plates, dozen. .... $3.50
Cracked Glass Iced Tea Sets 1895
Pyrex Pie Plates, with frame. -. 1878
Pyrex Casseroles. with frame. .$3.75
Colored Table Glassware, choice. 81
Glass Kitchen Bowl Sets, 5 bowls. .s5c
Fern Stands, stand and base. ....... $l.65
Gold Encrusted Glass, piece. ...... .s2.3S
Gold Encrusted Glassware, set. .S2.35
Colored Glass Console Sets, 5 pes, s.
Glass Sherbets and Goblets, each. d. .2sc
Colored Glass Flower Vases, each. 81
GLASSWARE SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-02-18
Girls Apparel

Wash Dresses, with and without Xf.05
bloomers; dainty styles.
D;s:: :> '.s ,.!.;i: Tailored f'ost' Of $2.s5
A,;;,s'is: t.; !':,',: Wash ,,Is f.ss!:' with $3.s5
Dresses OF plain or printed SO.75
silk. for school or dress 49,
Sports and Dress Goats, OF Tff75
tweed and cashmere ...
GIRLS SECTION, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-02-18
Silks at Very Special Prices

Aslk Broadcoh; plain color Black and white; yard s1s5
Shanung Pongee; full range of eolors; yard .....95c
japanese Pongee; natural color; yard d........58 SIC
Honan Real Chinese Pongee; washabe all coors; yard
Heavy Quality Crepe de Chine 43 fashionable sades yard
Marlyn Crepe de Chine; 80 shades washable; yard 25
Marlyn Satin Crepe many shades and black yard $25
Thu Printed Crepe Chine wide of designs; yd S
Printed Crepe Chine; good Of patterns; yard
Flat Cepe light and dark shades white black yard
Crepe Roma good range of shades; yard $245
Belongs Pure-dye Georgette, IS coos; yard $225
Printed Ceorgetes wide Of desgns yard
Flat Crepe; good firm Quality; many shades yard $1s5
Black Satin Crepe, with bright finish; yard ....... $1s5
Sill SECOND Floor