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The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
WELD CSpCNTY MAN WRITES
On TIM ALFALFA KILLING

The following paper on What
Kills Our Alfalfa" by r. r. Lupton
appears In the current number OF
Field and Farm;
The alfalfa herea boats In Weld
county has died more than usual this
year. Seepage Ia plainly tho cause
OF II AZ nearly every root 10 dead In
these places, Graashopepra killed
some OF last years seeding where Il
was thin all over the fleld. Where II
was thick they killed only the edges.
Even old stands lost some around
the edges and wherever the stacks
stood there 10 dead ring. Gopherx
destroy some alfalfa every year and
chickens and turkeys will keep the
place clean Of hoppers about lsb
yards from their homes. A new
stand OF alfalfa In this circle lived
through all right, Stands OF two
years and older up to ten years old
did not lose 40 much a. those older
than ten years.
More alfalfa died where stock
tramped In winter than In those
places where they were kept Oh
Pasturing alfalfa with horses all
summer will kill II every time In
the course OF years some times
Vuis year OT NoW " NuC0 KThElu&
will spoil II while alfalfa Just out
side the fence treated the same but
moved for hay will live. The fall
OF 1903 was dryer than usual. The
new stands which were kept moist
stood the winter better. A little al
falfa plant will die II 1t becomes dry
II any insect is at work destroying
the roots have not seen It, plow-
ed some alfalfa in the fall and more
In the spring and think would
surely have seen II IL there had been
any -hsf&
Much alfalfa has been plowed up
and but little sown in past years and
there Is an age limit to alfalfa For
two years now We have seen the
queer condition OF farmers hauling
home Nebraska hay-from q bale to
4 carload-and shipping out train
loads OF beets. We hope to make
good our own short hay crop by
growing a few more stock beets.
Some new stands OF alfalfa promise
an extra good crop OF hay this year
The chances are that quite as much
hay will be gathered In my neigh
borhood as was put up last year but
II Will require few more acres to
do II.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
The Affection Of a np

Among the pathetic incidents
connected with the death of Edward
VII. few were more touching than
the presence in the funeral process
sion Of the dog on whose collar
we're engraved the words, My name
is Caesar. and | belong to the king "
His master had abandoned him. he
knew not why, and although he still
had palace for his home, he re-
fused food. says the New York Ev-
ening Post. Schopenhauer cited
with approval the words of the
Spanish author LARA. He who has
never loved dog knows not wha,
1t is to love and to be loved" Yet
how cruelty this faithful animal is
often abused. How often we real.
ize on reading In the forty-four,b
report OF the American Society TO,
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Ami
mails, that during the past year
222.46S small animals. homeless o,
disabled beyond recovery. wer,
humanely destroyed in this city.
Most OF these were dogs and cats
and among them were many thous
ands that had been turned into tn,
streets, without home or food, whe,
their owners left the city for tn,
summer. II seems incredible tina
any one sufficiently fond of animal
TO keep them as pets could be 8,
heartless, or. let us be generous an,
say, 30 thoughtless. The harm don,
IN the case OF the pets most fire
quently abandoned. the cats, is no
only TO the animals themselves. bu
10 the birds in our parks which be
come their prey. Many families ais
turn their cats loose when the
leave their country places, the re
suit being that, as a government
expert estinctes. "tafirr the yea
round. cats arc responsisle for tn
death of more wild birds than nj
wild animals put together"
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
RESERVOIR NEAR LINE
OF WELD COUNTY

!. For the purpose of placing a =
:. reservoir which will have ca >
:. pacity OF between ten ana :
:. twelve millions cubic feet OF :
:, water in the southmost portion :
:. of Kimball county. Neb,. and =
:. which is to be constructed for =
!. the purpose not alone of bring =
!. ing water to lands in that state =
:. but which may carry TO north :
:. ern Weld county as well, j. =
:. Hall Thanks of Denver is IN =
!. Greeley today seeing local irrl- =
:. CATION men on the proposition :.
!. Thus far no Greeley realty men =
!. are in the company hut 1t is :.
!. said to be probable that several :.
). of them are to be included in =
). the near future. The PROPOSE =
:. tion, the details of which have =
= not as vet been made public, =
:. will mean the carrying OF water -
:. a good many miles to the reser- =
!. yoir but this, it is said, may be =
:. done and with a good profit 10 =
!. the investors. II will mean the =
:. reclaiming of hundreds of acres :.
!. OF land in that section OF Ne =
!. braska. =
= 1t is proposed to start work =
:. on the reservoir within the =
:. next few months.
:. !. :. !. :. :. :. = !. ). :. :. = : :. = =
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
COMPANY TO MAKE PORTABLE
STRUCTURE is INCORPORATED

The Page Portable Building COM
pany filed papers OF incorporation
with the county clerk this morning
The incorporators are C. d. Page.
general manager; E. H. McClena-
han, vice president; J. B. Phillips.
vice president; d. r. Macarthur. Rob-
ert Steele, J. NJ. B. Petrikin. b. d.
Sanborn, w. A. 1nsinger. H. ID.
Parker, J. A. Osmer F. S. Pinney
is secretary of the company. The
company is Incorporated for $4,000
with the principal offices in Greeley.
The company will in the near fu-
ture erect a manufacturing structu re
here. Houses on wheels for dwell
ing purposes will be constructed
portable steel buildings for stock
shelters and store rooms. portable
fences and feed racks.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
New Mark i'm E1vin,

Doyer. Eng, June The Hon
mares stewart Rolls. captain In tho
LONDON section of the army no,"u
reserve, driving Wright bi-nl,n"n
indicated Anglo-Saxon aeranan,Ia,,
oy crossing the English cbanao,
'wice this evening without alieb,ina
lie made the round trim bet tvan,.
Dover and Calais in ninety minu,oa
Whiie two Frenchmen -.
nleriot and Count de Lessons b,ua
crossed the channel in an aeronina. a,e
~ remaine1 for an Englishman In ~" a,,
american machine to perform ~ hn
double feat '''" :" the
The distance across betweor a..
Two points is twenty-one milas Wv ns
.nat ms over voter flight OF for,,,
wv o,' mii,es without stop establisbe, q,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
NEWS NOTES OF
WELD COUNTY
CtSllins


Howard Lair OF Zits has been
visiting his uncle. Il. NJ. Lair.
w. X. Bowe and family attended
services at Eaton Sunday.
Mrs. A. Morrison OF Greeley visit
ed Mrs. Stewart last week.
Fred Quayle OF Basley. Ia. who
has been visiting his brother. Walter
Quayle. and family has returned to
his home.
Mrs. W. Murray. who has been
visiting friends and relatives In this
vicinity. returned to her home In
Timnath Wednesday.
F.. 3. and s. ". Bayes have dug an
irrigatinK we'll on their ranch
The schools in this district closed
the latter part OF last week Grace
Moore and Lowell MOndt graduated
from the eighth grade.
W. n. Bowe entertained the pup
lis Of the seventh and eighth grade
Thursday evening at the school
house and will entertain the lower
grades as soon IA Donald Allan.
who has been III. 10 able to attend.
Percy Allan last week received
the sad news OF the death OF his
mother. Mrs. Allan. OF Windsor. He
left at once to meet his father who
has been in Texas.
Water was turned in the Collins
ditch Tuesday. A great amount OF
work has been dons on the bitches
in this district this spring Checks
and headgates have been put In and
ditch on one OF A. J. Eaton's farms
was cemented. This will do away
with the cutting of the banks which
was doing considerable damage.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
COLORADO MUHT PACK
HER APPLIES BETTER
Especial to the Tribune)

Denver. June 3.-That Colorado
is going to lose her prestige In the
eastern markets as an apple state
unless a radical change IL made In
the method OF grading and pack ing
apples for shipment ID the conviction
OF George b. Sykes. a Chicago expert
on the storage and shipment OF ap-
pies. who reached Denver yesterday
and held conference with Mrs.
Martha A. Shute. secretary OF the
state board of horticulture.
Mr.. Sykes wants the Colorado
growers and shippers OF apples to
learn the lesson that will give Colo
RADIO fruit the high rank II deserves
in the eastern markets. But he says
the dealers in the east last year lost
money on their Colorado apples be-
cause OF bad grading and packing
Very ripe apples were shipped In
the same box with green ones-and
the result was destruction. And all
the apples were 30 packed that the
maximum OF preservation was not
attained.
As result. says Sykes, the apples
for the eastern markets next fall will
come from the northwest instead OF
from Colorado. The dealers know
by experience that they can make
money on apples from the northwest
and they know by experience. too.
that unless the methods OF packing
are changed. they cannot make
money on Colorado apples.
Sykes has method OF his own
for packing apples. He exhibited
that mcthd at the apple show in the
auditorium and II is believed that he
made large number OF converts n,
that time.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
T,FE SAYS EDUCATION o,,~
Is GOOD FOX Wo"hN

Philadelphia. June 2.-Pres'den'
Taft delivered the annual commShee,
ment day grafton today al wy tt
Mawr college whore his daughter
Helen. is student .,r.,,-
Taking for his subject Higher
rdnration for Women the presl-
dent said that "Collese eau'a',uu -, I,
certainly does not detract Irom tn,
mower of a woman TO make a soo,a
companion or to train or teayh 'h'l'
,dren. while at the same tim' u
makes her independent. and II she
never meets the man who can make
her happy as a husband she can can
become an independent and uSr.h'
member Of society
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
Windsor


l.. s. Bartlett, accompanied b
little daughter, Mary and Nh
Davy left yesterday for Nan
where Mr.. Bartlett will be ~
foreman.
p. A. Koehler and Miss
were passengers for Denver ~
day.
Ferd Klingenberg went %
Collins Monday.
Miss Margaret Motiaa soo
been teaching school here len
day for her home In eo"
Springs to spend her vacation
HAndky accompanied her IS u
Denver. Il
Mrs. Josephine Welch anu
Ruth Anderson left satufaA'
Denver where they expect " y
their vacation. ,.,.
Mrs. Isaac Croskup and NV.
Donald. went to LoNelanu saw
to make an indefinite '''"
friends. Mia,
The Ladies' Embroidery lIuu u,
be entertained this Afternoon -
home OF Mrs. H. A. Bansn'"
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
WILL HAVE PROJECT DONE
WITHIN TEN MONTHS TIME

WORK Is to be pushed steadily
through until the completion and
it is believed that. with moderate
weather this fall and with a fair
winter following that the reservoir
may be completed within ten months
time.
Mr. Thanks said in speaking OF
the work
This is in no way connected with
any irrigation scheme which is IN
Weld county ar this time. The parties
owning stock in the company are
either Denver men who have no in
terests here as yet or else Neoras-
kanS
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
n.,rvmau Talks on lnd"'"'

"There is no portion ot psncs ,"s
try where there is hellS' ,oen th(
get dairies in shape ana IN vi
there than right hgls r,sr ow
county" said George ] alpu luss,Ie N
OF one of the largest who'e'''
tor arms in Kansas CITY IN r
"The country here Is r'cn cncmSt nj h(
feed, and cattle may ne O''
nj reasonable rate. ,,r Taf1
II is understood thar W" for !
oa,,a 70 n Weld county % ,o,,
n,rnose mn" % of placing what ne so{
ers a model dairy hul mis-
neither affairm nor u'u'
He said further; ,,, routlad,
n".a n"hase Of two first class clas J Two
.n" pu. x,nsns CITY and the1I,, 1.
hope will supply VIII am hN'
cream the creamery j
''% While Mr.. Tarner has ,,cn or' 10 Y
t., "n,,e .nrerai NJ of the dairyilSen, e nr,eIey
county particularly u',ss aoUss the me,1'
Ia not inclined to nlSI ,n VS. lnyestisap
Of the dairics when "' =,
here. ,.,, obout thc "
=, "H'u %n,ry . and mill, .nspSds snpocds OF
said, "and every n,sc rom" in II, ,"I
The decrease of dlsr"cd dlnncd a milk
citie, which have plnn,,,rent"
spector has been 'PP
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
WILL STRAIGHTEN TRACKS,
FROM LASAlIE TO pENNEh

LaSalle. June S-The bend in the
Union Pacific track to Juleshurs Is
TO be Strengthened 10 give more
switch room in the yards, The
Strengthening process VIII mean the
construction OF one-halt more mile
of track.
Eight new stalls are being built in
the round house Only four were Hrs'
planned for but now II is found that
they will not be enough.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
FIREMFN WILL PLAY BALL
FOR COIN ON PIONEER DAY

The Boomer hook and ladder
company will meet a team made up
Of the Brush company on June 10
FOR side bet OF $50 The game will
be played in the afternoon OF Pio-
neer day and much interest is being
taken in the event by the firemen
and their friends,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09

1T cured me. or u saw.
life OF my child" are the Kan ~,
you hear every day about oin,,h| oa,
lain's Cole. Cholera ana p .M +
Remedy. This is true the Was WAS n
where this valuable remedy ,,i,s "a,
introduced No other ulru I Il
use for diarrhoea or ooNm oo,,s
plants has received sucn "o,gss
proyal The secret Of the su.'', ,
mberlain's Cole Nuu' 1, rul
Diarrhoea Remedy Is tha' "
Sold by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
Home From Harvard

ISptclaI 10 The Tribune
Eaton, June Wilson Smillie.
who has been winning high honors
in the Harvard medical school. will
arrive home tonight to spend the va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W Smillie
Mrs Smillie's sister. Mrs. George
Montgomery. of California is visit
ing her, Mrs. Montgomery is also
sister OF Mrs. \, W. Belrose Much
entertainment is being planned in
her honor
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09

Lame shoulder is almost invari-
ably caused by rheumatism of the
muscles and Yields quickly to the
Tree application Of Chamberlain q
l'iniment. This liniment is not only
prompt and efrectual, but in no way
olsagreeable to use. Sold by all
dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
NWiCS

The regular annual meeting OF
The Potato Growers Commission
Company will be held Mt the office
OF the company. 700 Sixth street.
Greeley. Colo. at 2 O'Clock D. M. on
Saturday. June II. 1910, for the
election Of trustees and transaction
OF such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
J. G. GRAHAM, president.
CHARLES F. MASON, Secretary.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
AUIT LADIES
TO ORGANIZE
PIONEFk SOCIETY
LSpecial 10 the Tribunel }

Ault. June "A Pioneer Ladies'
association will be organized this
afternoon at meeting 20 be held at
the home Of Mrs. John Belcher Any
woman who has lived in Ault at
least five years will be eligible To
membership. The association will
be organized for social and benevo-
lent purposes.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09

II you are not satisfied after using
according to directions two-thirhs OF
a bottle Of Chamberiain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. you can have your
money back The tablets cleanse
and invigorate the stomach. improve
the digestion. regulate the bowels.
Give them trial and get we'll. Sold
by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Iabiets will brace up the nerves.
Danish sick headache, prevent de-
spondency and invigorate the whole
system. Sold by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09

Big assortment OF used autos at
less than half factory cost Descrip-
tive list free Auto Auction & Com.
Co, 1888 Glenarm, Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09

Nersey' June 3.-The camp of Tho
burlington engineers are snrvo,.1r 1ue
mas oeen moved over toward yWi,, yTaH
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09

have rented the Aiolph Stu
place which has been in char
Judge Smith since Strlyalls n
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
Pierce

Senator Carpenter and Charles
Tew OF Greeley addressed the people
OF Pierce and vicinity at Bank hail
Friday night in regard to the water
question.
Mrs. Claude Cox and children OF
Olive Branch were calling on their
friends in Pierce Saturday.
Mrs. II. rntchett and Mrs. l.. r..
Stander were Greeley visitors Fri
day.
Bert Shafcr and wife are moving
into their handsome new bungalow.
Some OF the youngsters around
Pierce dug out three baby coyotes
on the Sullivan ranch Sunday
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09

~, Hr~y; ~, june 3.-Mrs. spaula,,.
ana children heve gone TO- |1nu,hs nmnhs
for visit W ohaha
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
the Delta

Mr.. and Mrs. !. A. Waite enter
tanned Greeley and Delta friends at
n musicale Friday night. The even
Ing was thoroughly enjoyed by the
guests.
The two little girls OF MIR. and
Mrs X. +. McCune OF Greeley who
stayed with MIR. and Mrs. Wolfe
during the fatal Illness OF their little
sister have been taken home.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. s. Archibald en-
tertalned Mr.. and Mrs Dave Rankin
ana Mr.. Miller OF kersoy at dinner
Sunday.
the Japs are busy thinning beets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heney of Greeley
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We have been making our plans for the sale in tn
goods before the sharp advance in cottons We 81
will sell them quickly Also all goods which durin
soiled in handling have made prices regardless
NIGHT RORES zoe. each
High neck long sleeves, tucked yoke with Ham
burg Insertion ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. age. each
NIGHT ROBES ........... ............ ACC. each
2 styles. V Neck and High Neck, Tucked and
Hamburg Trimmed .....................4e Age. each
NIGHT ROBES, Regular 75c. Value at .. soc.
Styles Square Neck and V Neck Hamburg and
Lace Trimmed .,.............. 59C. each
NIGHT ROBES, Good Value at &c., for 80 .6ec.
Styles, Low Neck and High Neck, Long Sleeve
and Short Sleeve ................:.. 6ec. each
NIGHT ROBES, Would be Cheap at $1oo for &c.,
Styles from which to select .......... .8ec. each
NIGHT ROBES AT ............... .......... e8c.
Styles, extra values at .....................o 8c
Also few robes i'll higher priced goods at cut
prices.
DKAWEkS ....: ....: ........ 19c Far
Plain Tucked. wide rulfle ........... Ioc. pair
Some better goods at cut prices.
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NeckWear

Lot Stock Collars. regular price CSC, now II II C.
Lot Jabots in White and Colors, have been 25c.
I Lot Fancy Stocks, have been soc, now. .25c.
I Lot Embroidered Linen Collars odd sizes and
soed. have been CSC, now SC. each
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Cut prices on some odd pieces of Dress Trimmings
and Braids.
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Black Dress Goods

We have also reduced the price on large line of
the latest weaves in Black Dress Fabrics, all of
which will be on the counters. Do not miss seeing
these bargains.
Every fabric in this sale is reduced from csc. to
soc. yard
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BASEMENT DEPARTMENT

gest and most complete line OF Domestics Flannes,
es. Table Damask. Towels ETC.. to be found IN Ken
Down Sale shall sell many lines of the above
We have been buying goods for this department.
and are now in position to give you many of the
them for today in the market. The following items
Basement:
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Handkerchief

Lot Thistle Lawn Idkfs.. regular prices 25c.,
now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 19C
Lot Ebrodered and Henlstitched Hdkfs., regular
Lot Plain and Fancy Hemstiched I1dkfs., regular
price IL I-2c.. now ............. 8 tor 25c
Lot Embroidered Hdkfs., regular price 25c.
IL LIZ. edCH
Lot Ladies Cotton Initial Hdkfs., in box at
............ ............... ........25c. box
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Sheets and Pillow Slips

Here you will notice great reduction from regu
lar prices. In fact we offer while they last several
numbers in sheets and slips prices less than
can buy them for today.
We would advise carly buying if you wish to get
the best values.
Pillow Slips from .............. ........... Ioc up
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

Goods
n
few -four
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DOMESTICS-IIere is where you will find the la
Blankets. Sheetngs Sheets and Pillow Slips, Crash
nebec County and during this Great January Mark
in anticipation of this sale for the past six months
above named goods at even less than we can buy
are some of the many bargains to be found IN our
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A few Lace Jackets, Undersleeves, Yokes, Chemi-
settes etc, at prices to close.
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Department for the last six months and bought
put these goods on counters at prices which
he past season have become little mussed
ost.
CORSET COVERS roc.
Styles. Hamburg and Lace Trimmed roc. each
CORSET COVERS .... ......2 sc.
Some special values in Hamburg and Lace Trim
med Goods Observation-Disclosures. ..... .25c. each
LONG SKIRTS. Great Values at 8oc., e8c., $1.25,
$1.5o and $1.e8
We have some finer qualities which have mark
ed at special prices.
FRENCH UNDERWEAR.
We have wenty-four pieces of Imported French
Underwear hand embroidered. fine goods. The
prices have been from $3:75 to S1Ioo each. These
will sell at just half price.
The greatest bargains in fine muslin underwear
shown in Augusta
LADIES' UNION SUITS
I Lot Ladies' Light Weight Union Suits, Size a.
regular price SOC, this lot ...................3 ec
l Lot Ladies Medium Weight Union Suits. regu-
lar SIoo goods. but these have slight mperfections,
though nothing to injure the wearing qualities, size
5 and O. Prices ......... 75c. each
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Children'S Winter BOnnetS

Lot Coored Bear Skin, have been o8c., now. .25c
Lot Angora Bonnets, regular price $1;5o and Sis,
] Lot Gray Astrachan Bonnets. regular price SOC.
and oSc, January Price .....................25c csc.
] Lot White Bear Skin Bonnets. regular price o8c.,
january rice 5oC'
I Lot White Felt Bonnets, regular price $I.25.
January Price ..................... -. soc.
I Lot White Felt Bonnets, regular price $I.5o
January Price >........ .............. 75c.
] Lot White Bengaline Bonnets regular price $Io5.
January Price .......... Observation-Disclosures. 75c.
CHILDRENS ASTRACHAN LEGGINS
In gray and red. have been $I.oo, January Price.
Lot Boys Toques, have been CSC, now 1ec.
Lot Boys Astrachan Trimmed Caps, have been
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C0rsets

Here are great bargains. not all sizes but
your size is liable to be here, come in early and
10 Pair Corsets. Reg Price SIoo Jan. Price. Soc
80 Pair Corsets, Reg. Price $780, JAM Price ...75c
80 Pair Corsets, Reg Price $780, Jan. Price. .eSc.
3 Pair Corsets Reg. Price $2oo, Jan. Price $1oo
Pair Corsets Reg Price $3.50, Jan. Price $3.50
Pair Corsets, Reg Price $500, Jan. Price $3.50
Pair Corsets. Reg Price $3.50, Jan. Price $a.oo
Pair Corsets Reg. Price $25o Ian. Price $3.50
3 Pair La Vida Corsets. Reg Price $780, Jan Price
............ ............ .......... $500. S1.oo
Pair La Vida Corsets, Reg. Price $780, Jan. Price,