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Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
Card of Thank,

The officers and members of the
knights OF Golden Eagle wish to tender
their thanks to all those who helped en-
tertain and otherwise assisted in making
the state meeting of the Grand Castle of
Colorado held in this city last week, IA
success, and to those who decorated
their places OF business
Committee.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
INTERESTING SITUATION

The announcement that MIR. Edward
Boyce, of Butte and the Cnur d'Alene,
is now engaged in organizing a mnel s.
union at jerome, Arizona, has some sig
nificance, says the New York Engineer
ing and Mining journal. The men EN-
poyed in the United Verde have never
been organized, at least have had no
connection with the unions in Mon
tana and Idaho. Mr.. Boyce's present
labors may be inspired by desire to in.
crease the influence of his organization
and to give the Arizona miners the
benefit of the union. 1t is not impossi-
be also that they are assisted by parties
who want to discipline the chief owner
of the United Verdi and to repay him
for the somewhat embarrassing position
in which they were recently placed by
the grant of an S-hour day to the en-
ployes of the Clark mines at Butte,
Montana. The situation is an interest
ing one.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
For Sale,

A saloon in Black Hawk doing good
business, in central location. Reason
for selling, owner has business elsewh here
that needs his attention. Lease OF build.
ing runs to November with privilege OF
two years longer. Apply at THE On
SERVER.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
Dellnuu.nt TnNIl.t.

In compliance with the law am now
making up the delinquent tax list of
Gilpin county, which will be published
next month. Taxpayers who are delin.
qucnt are requested to make payment
before September /, 1900, otherwise they
will be subject to the penalty as delin.
quents, rs the law prcscribes.
CHRIsToHHER TTEzrsn,
County Treasurer,
Central City, Colorado, Aug. 0, 1900,
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
The Observer Mi3i39 Department.

to the United States and as our British
ne!ghoors seem to be willing to
ADJUST and to change boundary
lines, think that it would be well to
suggest that whole question of boun-
darles be thrown open for settlement.
and that we should take all that part of
Canada north of the United States and
west of the divide or the Rocky noun
tains, including the islands off the coast
in the Pacific ocean. This would give
the United States not more than we are
certainly entitled to: although for
period of time we have allowed the
British to occupy it and to collect taxes
within it. The British themselves have
raised the question of boundary, and
have disturbed the peaceful rest which
existed by their encroachments. If they
come out of the contest with less terri
tory than they went in, they will have
the consolation to know that an immedi-
ate improvement of the people will take
place in prosperity and plenty"
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
Special Rates

The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
announces special rates for the following
Extra low rates to Utah points from
July to Sept 30
County Teachers Normal Institute.
Colorado Springs, July 30 to Aug. 10.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
Labor Day tine w. o. w. give a dance
at Armory hall.
Population of Denver,

Monday evenings Denver Post pub
fishes the Washington telegram: The
twelfth census population Of Denver is
l:D,s5O. In 1890 the population was
l0,7l3, showing an increase of 25.ii per
cent. In 1880 the population was 35,629
The increose from 1880 to 1890 was II ,Osl
or 1881 per cent.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
GRIND Onlcer. Imrrnnrn urlrr Rod M.n

Grand Ohicers Improved orher Red Men
AT the seventeenth great sun council
of the Improved Order Red Men, held al
Colorado Springs last week, the follow.
lag officers were elected and install, d:
Great prophet, G. NJ. Damerc N, La
Junta; great sachem, Marion Cook, Sill
yer Flume: great senior sycamore, o. s.
Galbraith, Durango; great junior saga.
more, George Z. Daveson, Denver: great
chief OF records, Henry klefus, Denver;
great keeper of wampum, G. j. Nicholas,
Georgetown; representatives to the great
council OF the United Stat .s, o. ). Gal
braith, Durango, and ii. smith, Pueblo.
Past Grand Snchem Adam Geiger in.
stalled the great chiefs and Del yer was
selected as the next meeting place.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
tsrs,s,eries

When considering with what to re-
plenish the ravages Of time upon the
inner man" give the Sauer- -McShane
Mercantile company "A call. A stock OF
groceries and condiments that are de-
sirable TO select from.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
Resid.nc. For sale.

nearly new 7-roomed dwelling OF
Spring street, this city. Apply to F
Hannigan, Floyd house, Lawrence street
Central
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
TIL T. FISK MINE,

Manager L. H. Stockbridge, of the
Fisk mine, informs The OBSERVER that
his company are working their usual
force of miners in that property in driv.
ing levels and breaking ore in the back
slopes. AS soon as Mr.. Colvin, manager
of the Cook mine, gets the ore blocked
out in that mine removed of which
there is about 5000 tons yet on hand
which will require about three weeks
time, the Fisk company will send its en-
tire stamp mill output, that of go tons
daily, to the new heavy weight rapid
drop stamp mill of the Boston & Denver
Gold Mining and Milling company in
Black Hawk for treatment. His com
pany will take one section of 30 stamps.
The ore will be taken from the mine to
the mill by means of the milling com
pany's electric motor. The values in
the stamp mill as well as the smelling
ore from the Fisk keeps up to the for
mer average.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
Sinking IN THE NATIONAL.

S. T. Harris, having secured or re-
moved the loose ground in the main
shaft on the National, foot of Quartz
hill in Spring gulch, has commenced
sinking the same, two shifts of miners
being employed. 1t is thought that with
greater depth there will be increased
values in the ore.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
Grand Lodge On,cer, X ofP

The grand lodge Knights OF Pythias of
Colorado, at their annual session held at
Ouray last week, elected the following
officers:
g.. O., William F. Robinson, Denver:
G. V. E., M. G. Woodruff, Creede; G. P,
L. A. Curry, Aspen; G. X. OF r. and S.,
w. s. O'Brien, Salida; G. M. of E., NJ. z,
Farwell, La Junta; G. M. Of A., Thomas
K. Ovington, Lafayette; G. 1. G., John
B. Meserve, Florence: G. o. G., George
S. Sebern, Longmont; G. L. trustee, DR..
b. A. McGee.
The following grand officers we're elect.
ed by the Rathbone Sisters: G.. c., Mrs.
Ida M. johnson, Central City; G. S.,
Mrs. Mary McCandless, Florence; G. j.,
Mrs. Cora Ogden, Colorado City; G. NJ,
Mrs. Florence Mohque, Silverton; G. NJ.
OF X. c. Mrs. Belle Abbott, Longmont;
G. NJ. OF f., Mrs. Evcline NJ. Eddy, Coal
Creek; G. p. OF T., Mrs. Flora Pyle, Do
lores; &. o. G.. of r., Mrs Jennie Warren.
Denver; supreme representatives, Mrs,
Clara McNellan, Basalt: Leonore Epper.
son, Colorado City; G. =. c., Mrs. Eliza
A. Gardner, Boulder.
The next convention will be held at
Victor on the second Tuesday in August,
1901
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30

The Neef Bros. Wiener Maerzen Beer
is bottled expressly for family use, it ie
recommended by Denver leading ply
scians,
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30

The w. o. w. Labor Day ball at Ar.
mory hall next Monday night. Seven
pieces OF Opera House Orchestra.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
LABOR DAY SPORTS.
me Eiks and Woodmen VIII Play Ball.
"A %. u w. Picnic-Dance of the
w. .. w. at Night

We -. W at Nisnt.
On next Monday, September g. Labor
Day, the mines from the Elks and Wood
men will try conclusions once more. and
promise all those who come to witness If
great game for their money. Should
you not be satisfied your money will be
returned. The recently organized Elks
band will play during the game, and will
liven things up generally. A grard
street parade will be given before the
game, proceeded by the band. The
parade will march up Eureka street and
down Lawrence, and thence to the ball
ground. The lineup will be:
Elks POSITIONS. Uoo1.,,.
Lee Catcher Noonsn
Chapplc Pitcher ,,iai @
Nichols LIST Base w McC,i,i..as
Schatfner I'd Base ScLna;dcn
krell 3d Bnso i,'i'i'e
Maben Short Ston TiIiie
Schpiiler eft Field M,,aisii
hott Center Field C. McCallister
Davenport Right Field Bosanko
The winning nine in this great game
will be presented with free tickets to the
w. o. W. ball in the evening.
In the evening grand ball viii be
given at Armory hall by Central City
Court No. 50j, Woodmen of the World.
The committee promises everyone
good time. The entire Opera House or.
chestra has been engaged for the occa-
sion, which assures good music.
Central City Lodge No. 16, 40. wv,
Will give picnic at Missouri Lakes the
entire day, and will have sports of all
kinds.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
For Rent.

Two nice Office rooms on Main street.
Central. Inquire of B. p. Thomas.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
Best Brands Family Liquors

just received at Philipps, Ebli IL Co.'s,
Lawrence street grocery store,
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
For Rent

A five room house, furnished and in
good locatlon@ Inquire OF w. W. Bo-
sanko or at The OBSERVER office.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30

Furniture, stoves, carpets. Ander
sons, Lawrence street.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
New England Iir.ud
COMMITTEE.

Something new, baked every day fresh
and nice, at the Union and Black Hawk
bakeries.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
For Rent.

Six rooms in desirable locations. In.
quire OF Ed. l.. Harris.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30

In the line OF boots and shoes OF the
best grade only, at the lowest figures. 90
to the FAMOUS SHOE STORE.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30

Train No. o3 Now Leaves Denvor
On Sundays at 6:15 p. m. instead of 600
p. IN
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
a NEW IGSITIsR.

An igniter for mine shots has been in.
vented by Hans TIrman, of Peilech, near
Melk, Austria, says the London Colliery
Guardian, which consists of an outer
metal case cast with longitudinal par.
tition so as to form two compartments
the larger of which contains the con
ductors connected with wire to be rem
dered incandescent, the priming and the
closing arrangement, while the smaller
receives the dctonating cap. The longi
tudinal partition keeps the powder from
falling out and also protects it from
damp, SO that the ignites can he stored
without detonators, when they are com
paratively free from danger; and yet
they can be made ready for use at any
time by the simple pressing of the de.
toEator
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
Greeley Potatoes

Carload just received by the Mueller
Con mission company.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30
TITLE oFKLONDIKE EALLAMEnICAN

~ ~
A Vancouver, British Columbia, spe.
cial 10 the st. Louis Globe Democrat
from Hon. Mansfield White, explorer and
mine owner, under date OF August 10,
has created a sensation on the coast by
declaring that the whole of the KIondike
is American. He is the son % Rchnrd
Grant White, the New York scientist.
He first makes the point that the inter
national boundary, where the Alhska
dispute is now going on, cannot be less
than ten marine leagues from the sea.
He alse contends, as a result OF this, that
the whole Yukon valley, including the
klondike, according TO the mountain
scheme, should be part of Alaska
proper and in the domain of the United
States. In an interview he says: "The
only range mountains the submits Of
which extend in direction parallel to
the coast from the 5Gth degree OF north
latitude to the point OF intersection Of
the lilst degree of west longitude is the
Rocky mountains, and | think that no
one will dispute that they are true
summit or divide, as no waters cross
over them. BY making the Rocky noun.
tains divide or summit rs tie boundary,
the whole Yukon territory would belong
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30

Will SHIP TO THE CONCENTKATOK.
Charles Sanderlin, lessee of the Lam
bert A. johnson property on the Kanses
vein, this city, has commenced breaking
25-ton lot of ore which will be shipped
to one of the concentration works at
Idaho Springs as test lot. This crevice
is fully 10 feet in width at the point
from which the ore is being taken.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30

ZINC SMELLING WORKS FOR DENVER
The Denver Mining Reporter says that
there is a strong probability that before
another year is over Denver will have
new smelling works at which exclusively
argentiferous zinc ores will be reduced.
The large shipments of this mineral
from Colorado to Belgium, Holland, con-
tinues, but the works there pay nothing
for silver, and the freight charges on the
long journey leave very little margin to
the owner Of the ore.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-30

Miss Estelle Presnell visited friends
and relatives in Golden Saturday and
Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-01
D, bendhein & Sons
BIG KING STREET
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
COUNTY NOTES.

Much OF the time OF the past term OF
he County Court was taken up in coD
.iderng applications for reduction of
the ass ssmeuts on real estate made
during the year by State Assessor A.
d. Torrey 500. In great ma oriiy Of the
CAGES the sssesso Or was sustained.
10 the matter of the application of
Marion T. Bsall, ommittee OF Julian
Mseruder, an insane person, for the sale
of his real estate 10 order to pay debts
and settle the estate, the court ordered
a reference 10 q commissioner 10 chaB-
Gerry 10 report the value OF property
and the liens.
The board OF Alexandria county, at
iis last meeting ordered close inspec-
ton OF the sanitary condition of the
county ard that oil nuisances be re-
ported aud abated or those responsible
be prosecuted. The abatement Of such
nuisances as hauling garbage, refuse,
and manure from Washington city and
dumping the same along the public
roads was especially ordered.
At the county ecbool board on Tues.
day, permission was asked of the court
for authority to sell the old school
house and grounds in Jefferson district,
nj ar this city, now useless through the
erection of the large new brick school.
1t Was ordered that immediate steps be
taken to perfect the title to what is
known as the "Columbis school house
aud grounds in the Arlington district.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

The frost OF last night was the heevie. { o!
the sesson and ice foimsd ia exposed places.
A number OF horses in Fairfax county have
recently died Of disease which battles all
treatment.
The first new corn Of the season arrived to-
day from Piscstawsy, Nd, consigned TO Mr
Thomas Perry. 1t was OF foe quality.
some OF the propcrty.o1ners along TIE
wha YES were much iucensed this morning
by finding warnings TO sinners painted on
their property.
During tho month Of November the Clerk
OF the Corporation Court recorded 80 deeds
and issued So marriage llcenses--29 to white
and to coored psrsone,
The Concordis German Eyangsiicl i Luih,
Gran Church. at Twentieth and G. streets
northwest, Washington, was damaged by fire
yesterday to the amount of about Of $4,000
ee1y ces will DO held in the Railroad Road
ing Rooms at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
by Rev. &. A Wslis OF the Seminary. A
meeting of the workers will be held after the
services.
The Episcopal High School football team
lef. this morning for Charlottesville, where
they will play St. Albans School from Rad
| ford, on the University OF Virginia grounds,
for the school championship of the State.
Charles Wright, colored, while engaged
| yesterday in oiing piece Of machinery al
the Hydraulic brick yard, in Alexandria
| county, where no is employed, had his right
| leg crushed In no Iible manner He wsi
conveyed to tho Emergency Hospital in
Washington, whore the leg was aup ilstsd.
a musical SDd literary entertainment was
given last night at the NJ. f. Church South
undor the auspices OF the library committee
| The church WAS pretIily decorated with
palms ferns and other things, together with
! coiored light. There was lSrge attendance
aud all who participated acquitted themselves
creditscly.
The organization of tho Memorial Bridge
Association Of Washington has been pIac'
| cslly completed, and active work will ts
| commenced at once. Officers for the sssocis'
| ton have been selected, with Judge Robert
u. Doano, formesly a member Of Congress
from Ohio, , president Tho officers OF the
association arc sanguino and express tSe be
lief that Congress will order the construction
Of the bridge at the coming session.
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Lansburgh&B
42o to 426 Seventh street,
WASHINGTON, DC.
day and Thursday 10 the city, Frede-
rlcksburI Lance.


A CONFIDENCE MAN Policeman
Lyles yesterday evening arrested man
describing himself as w. G. Turner, Of
E lyric, Ohio, as the man who buncoed
Joseph Weidemen's barkeeper out Of
81 and several drinks soma days ego,
and swiDdled the Hotel Ramer out OF
nights lodging and several meals.
Turner was identified as the man that
stopped at Miss Jones's boarding house
aud left without paying. Turner did
not deny bis identity, and said he "only
did what any many would who was
away from home and without funds"
He tried TO secure loan from MIR. II.
Z. FIELD, after giving an order for some
lumber, but his request was denied.
At the station house it was ascertained
that Turner was wanted in Washington
as a confidence man and this morning he
was turned over to the authorities OF
OF that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-01

PERsONAL..-Mr. George II. Ruoker,
e5rk Of the County Court, who hes
bsen quite sick for the past two weeks,
Is anle TO he out again.
While Mrs. Ferdinand Heisley was
splitting some wood yesterday evening
her home on Queen street. she was
struck 10 the eye by stick OF 1t ana
Painfully injured.
Rev. A. d. Melvin, President of the
Maryland Conference NJ. j. Church.
vii pay his Official visit to that church
IL tbis city ard preach at ii a. 10. 10
morrow.
General Joe II. Brnker and daughter
Miss Louise Brinker, of Mississippi
aud Capt. E. Hall and Mr.. Harry Wells
Of Washington, were the guests OF MsJor
and Mrs. J. A. Long, on Thanksgiving
Day.
Mics Alice Hageley, of Cbarlestowpp,
W. w., is visiting Miss Helen Wooo'
% nor,h Columbus street.
Mr.. 5. Mayer, President of the BE eel
Council, Of York, Pa, and wife are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. J. Harry
RCe.
Ger. Fiizhugh Lee is in Richmond
aeues, at the Westmoreland Club, ano
viii remain there until next week
when he will leave for Omaha to as
sumo command of the Department o
Missouri.
Miss Ethel Mankin is visiting reia
yves 10 this city.
Miss Emma Stewart is visiting mel
SISTER, Mrs. George Jameson.
Miss Louise Diedel returned TUESDAY
nom two weeks visit to Baltimore
Sad Other Maryland cities.
Nessrs. A. G. and a. @. SlsymaKe'
spent Thanksgiving 10 Lynohburg.,
p Miss Lizzie Slaymsker is home IRON
Baltimore to spe ID a few days.
Mr.. J. NJ. Hsrtfeld, prominent a.
.orney Of Alexandris, was registered q
toe Gleason this morning. Charlottes
Vile Progress.
- Messrs. George French and Clarenc'
howard, Of Alexandria, spent Wednes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-01
DRY GOODS.
D, Bendheim&S
.DRYq00Ds.
Terrific Sacrifice of
Pricesin Our CIoaks,
Blankets, and Dress
Goods.

Childrep's Reefers, sizes to ii, reduced
from 81 so to CSC.
Chil6rep's Refers, sl sizes, reduced from
1925 to 81 40.
Misses Automobile Co ats, reduced from So
to 3.9s.
Ladies' Black and Tan Jackets, reducsd
from 30 to $s.9S.
Ladies' Tan Jackets, satin lined, reduced
from $40 to $6.99.
Ladies' Black and Tan Jackets, reduced
from $l2 10 1898.
Ladies' Cspes, made of heavy beaver re-
duced frcm $3.50 to S1.99.
Ladies' sesl Plush Cspes, reduced from
$3.50 to 81 40.
ladies' Seal Plush Cspes, reduced from $6
to $39s.
A large Doubls Blanket at Ace.
A Heavy Bed Comfort for 69c.
Double White Blankets reduced fIom Csc
to 69c.
lid White Blankets, extra heavy, reduced
from 81 SO to Si.25.
10 4 Heavy White Blankets, reduced from
1926 to $50.
ia Strictly All-wool Blanket, reduced
from $3.50 to So.
A 10.4 Strictly Atwood Blanket, reducsd
from So 10 1898
Crib Blsn kets .duced 10 39c.
Plaid Back Cloths, reduced from $3.50
to 81.
Extra Heavy Cloths for skirts, reduced
from SOC to 25c.
Dress Cashmer in all eolors. reduced from
1870 to 9a4c.
Atwood French Flannels, reduced from
69c to 49c.
Al.wool 54.inch Homespuns, reduced frcm
69c to Acc
All.wool serges, reduced from 39c to 29c.
Atwood 44-ineh Black Cheviot, reduced
from Toe to SOC.
Black Figured Dress Goods, reduced from
39c to 29c.
Ladies' Atwood Habit Cloths SOC.
Black Silk Crepons 69c.
China Silks for Dolls Dresses, reduced
to 23c.
Lace Curtains, reduced from CSC to 69c
Lace Curtains. reduced from 81 25 TO 90c.
Lace Curtains, reduced from $2 to 81 40
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DEATH OF Nh. MOUNTJoY.-WIllism
n. Mounjoy, we'll known and re-
specied citizer. died at his homo,
corner of Fayette and Cameron streets,
last night after brief Illness aged 81
yeara. The deceased wac Thursday
night stricken with paralysis and never
rallied. Mr.. Mounljoy was q native o.
Stafford county but had lived here fol
many years. He was machi0ist Gnd
worked in the old Smith & Perkins
shop before the war and later was al
employ ee Of the w. & o. Railroad.
Subsequently be engaged 10 the
grocery and liquor business and had for
a number of years conducted the store
at the corner OF Fayette and Cameron
streets. A widow and two grown
daughters survive him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-01

POLICE CoURT.-Ths following cases
we're disDosed OF today:
Bud Washington, colored, charged
with stealing pair of gloves, had his
case continued.
w. G. Turner, charged with being q
suspicious character, was held for the
action of The Washington authorities.
Sidney Foster, colored, charged with
petit larceny, was fined $40 and given
six months 10 Jail.
Nioht Report. night was clear
and cool. Two prisoners and nine
dodgers were at ths station house.
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DRY GOODS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

More wonderful than ever are thu
offerings of this store. The TIVE
powerful trade influences combine
marvelons assortment. EcOn0mica
prices.
Ladies' wrsppers, 40, so, &c., &c.
Corsetine Wrappers, something new, 81. %
ask to see our CSC special.
Black Skirts at $3.50, $1.9s, $1.79, S1.49
81 20 and $50, etc.
Colored Skirts from $50 up.
Flanneletts, Aounced, st CSC, $1.39 and
$1.49.
Great reduction in Ladies' and Misses
Goats and Cspes.
Neck Ruches go to S2.99
Few colors Ia Tsffeta Silk left, which will
60 at 25 and Acc.
All.wool French Flannel at 29c 49c, Zoe
and Zoe.
Ali wool Black Cheviot, was Toe, now Coo
Atwood Black Cheviot, was 81, now 75c
Black solete Cheviot, wa, 1925, now 81.
Black Solete Cheviot, was 81. So row 81 as
1i-ysrd.wds Cameli Hair Euiting, to be-
sacrificed at SOC.
Full line OF L, dies Underwear.
The W. B. erect form Corset, the latest,
500.
Misses Winter Vests, 10 to Soc.
Combination Suits, 25c.
Gents Shirts and Pants. Acc.
Gents Shirts and Pants, Zoe.
Gents Shirts aud Pants, 81 90, etc.
Boys savy-weight underwear, shirts and
Drawers, zoe.
A limited amount of those Lscs Curtains
at 400, 98c and STA.
Also few pairs Of Rufilsd Curtains to be
closed out at Toe pair.
Good Heavy Comforts, full siza and we'll
made, 9sc, 1925. $3.50. $500 and $3.50.
Extra Fine Quality Blankets, in white, gray
and red, full size, from Toe to $40.
Full line of Carpets at such prices which
will make them 90 We make, lay and line
carpets free Of charge.