"Imported?"
"I think so. We get them through a New York firm."
"What is the name of the firm?" asked Linda, innocently.
"That I don't know. But if you care to wait, I'll ask the buyer."
"Yes," agreed Louise. "I'll take the handkerchief if you find out the name of the firm."
The saleswoman looked rather puzzled at their interest in the name, but she thought they wanted to make sure their purchase was not an imitation, and she hurried off to comply with the request. In a couple of minutes she returned with the information.
"The name is Carwein," she said, as she handed Louise her package. "J. W. Carwein & Co., Importers, New York City."
Linda carefully made note of the fact in her tiny shopping book.
"So our first stop is New York," remarked Louise, as they left the store and went to the garage where they had parked her roadster. "Of course we fly?"
"Naturally. We haven't time for any slower conveyance. Besides, we may need the Arrow for further investigation."