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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

One short year of matrimony turns
auburn tresses deep red.
There is pleasure in being cranky
that only a crank can know.
Bitter words may result from biting
"a persimmon before ii is ripe.
Seeing is not always believing. We
see a lot of people we CANT believe.
RuviIg liquor at retail and drink
ing it wholesaIe has ruined many .
man.
The man who is most discreet when
sober is the biggest fool when other
wise.
All men have brains. and OCCASION
ally we meet one who has brains
enough to use them.
The liar who can repeat story ten
times without any alteratio deserves
more credit than he gets.
When man gets into trouble the
ma jority of those who call to sympa-
thize with him are merely after the
full particulars.
Many an excellent men is discour-
ged by the thought that the world
will have to wait until after he Is
dead before it finds out how good he
was.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.

Assistant Secretary Post and Anthony
Caminetti, commissioner general of
immigration, left for Kansas City.
where they will confer with officials
of the various states regarding labor
Paul F. Brissenden and Boris EN-
nett, bureau of labor statistics. have
returned to Washington from field
work on which they were engaged.
The temporary appointments of Ro-
berta King and Carolyn +. Leech. bu
reau of labor statistics. have expired.
Hugh S. Hanna. who had charge of
the bureau of la Dor statistics exhibit
at the Panama Pacific exposition, has
returned to Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06
DEPT. OF COMMERCE.
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce.

r. NJ J. Neu. chief of the auditing
section. returned to duty. having recov-
cred from severe cold. which threat
ened to develop into pneumonia.
DR.. +. f. Pratt. chief of the bureau.
made short trip to Baltimore to
confer with exporters and importers.
DR.. +. f. Pratt. DR.. Frank r.. Rut
ter. second assistant chief of the bu-
reau, and John Holm. chief of the sta
tistical division. made short trip to
New York for the purpose of comforting
with the officials of the New York
customhouse on statistical matters
Chauncey ID. Snow returned to the
bureau after trip of inspection L"
New Orleans and Atlanta district Of
fees
Secretary William {. Redfeld gave an
interesting and instructive talk on his
personal experiences in the export
trade to the members of the bureau
Monday afternoon, January 81.
Special Agent f. $. Fawcett. resigned
effective February >. 1915.
Census.
The following employees of the bureau
were promoted. 10 take effect January
-. 1916: Sadie NJ Johnston of South
Dakota, from $1,000 to sl,4D0: Nora NJ
Davis of West Virginia and Joseph
Sponsler of Kansas, from $1,000 to
$1,000 and Rose NJ. Ball OF Montana
and Sidney S. Birks. jr, of Washing
ton. from 5000 to $1,000.
William r. koehl. a clerk at $1,000
pen annum. who has been connected
with the bureau since 1900. has been
transferred to the Brooklyn POST office
in exchange with Henry w. Hartwig
of that office Mr.. Hartwie entered on
duty in the division of manufacturers
on February |.
Mary b. Mackrill OF California was
appointed clerk at $500 per annum
in this bureau and entered on duty in
the division of population on F'ebru-
airy I.
Lorenzo D. Gregg of Indiana has been
Philippine civil service. to the position
of clerk at 5000 per annum, and as
signed to the division of manufactures.
Gilman 3. Howe of the division of
ma nufa ctures has recently returned to
the Office from his home, at Northboro,
Mass where he was called on account
of the Illness of his mother.
Michael +. Mckinley commenced
work in connection with statistics OF
cities in Jersey City on February /.
John f. Lennon of the chief clerks
division has returned to the office after
brief illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06

the United States. an increase of 1I3s
since 1914
| DR.. Lazarus Fletcher. F. n. s. director
| of the natural history departments OF
| the British Museum. has been kni.hted.
| The Draper committee Of the National
Academy of Sciences has granted S3O0
to Prof. Joel Stebbns. head of the de-
partment of astronomy of the Univer-
sity of Illinois, in support of his
searches at the observatory. The spe-
cial work which is now being carried
on at the observatory is the improve.
ment Of his method of measuring the
| light of stars.
The ninth annual meeting of the IL
linois Academy of Science will he held
at the University of Illinois. Urbana.
! Friday and Saturday. February Is and .
| 10, 1916
! in chemistry for 1914. awarded to Prof.
Theodore W Richards of Harvard
University, together with the other
Nobel prizes for 1914 and 1915. will he
postponed until June l. The prize win
ners are invited to go to Sweden in
person to receive their prizes and to
give their Nobel lectures.
Prof. r. B. Clinton. who lately re-
tired from the professorship of ex-
detrimental philosophy at oxford at the
end of the fftieth year of service. has
been elected to an honorary fellowship
AT Wadham College.
Herr Prof. T. Kohl in his investiga-
tons to trace a connection between
some planetary phenomena and solar
activity finds that Jupiters northern
cloud belts are especially weak at
times of sun spot maXima and become
broader and more conspicuous dur
ing minima. The recorded appearances
of secondary light on the dark sideE
of Venus are too scanty for compari$
son. but the late observations suggest
coincidence in time with auroral dis
plays on earth.
DR. Karl n. Van Norman. formerly
of Johns Hopkins Hospital and now
aptain in the Royal Canadian Army
Medical Corps. is in charge of Brit
ish hospital division at Ramsgate.
England.
Prof. r. A. Millikan of the University
of Chicago has been elected president
Dr. William w. Keen has been re-
elected president of the American Phil
osophcal Society for 1916. The vice
Albert A. Nicholson and Edward ..
Pickering-have also been reelected.
Until recently not case Of rabies
strict quarantine which the English
law imposes on all dogs brought into
the country to prevent the introduce
ton of the disease. Rabies was ban
ished from England by muZZlinR. Aus
tralia and New Zealand have never had
a case of rabies and a system of quar-
antine and inspection prevents its in
PRODUCTION. Sweden. Norway and Den
mark are practically free from it.
DIR. Kate Gordon, head of the depart
ment of education, Bryn Mawr College.
goes next September to the Carnegie
Institute of Technology. Pittsburgh.
where she will have charge of the bu-
reau of mental tests and give instruc-
ton in psychology in the woman's de-
partment of the School of Applied De-
sign.
DIR. V. E. Emmett of the Washington
University Medical School. ST. Louis,
Mo-. has been appointed assistant pro-
fessor of anatomy in the University of
Illinois College of Medicine, Chicago
At Yale University Henry Laurens.
Phi. D.. has been promoted TO an as.
sistant professorhip of biology.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06
SCIENCE NOTES.

There are now 5.0.3 radio stations in
the United States. an increase of 1,I3s
since 1914.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06

The ninth annual meeting of the IL
linois Academy of Science will he held
at the University of Illinois. Urbana.
10, 1916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06

The actual delivery of the Nobel prize
i'm chemistry for 1914. awarded to Prof.
Theodore w Richards of Harvard
University. together with the other
Nobel prizes for 1914 and 1915. will he
postponed until June !. The prize win
ners are invited to go to Sweden In
person to receive their prizes and to
give their Nobel lectures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06

DR.. Lazarus Fletcher. +. r. s. director
OF the natural history departments OF
the British Museum. has been knighted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06

The Draper committee of the National
Academy of Sciences has granted s3o0
to Prof. Joel Stebbns. head of the de-
partment of astronomy of the Univer-
sity of Illinois, in support of his re-
searches at the observatory. The spe-
cial work which is now being carried
on at the observatory is the improve.
ment Of his method of measuring the
light of stars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06

Prof r. A. Millikan of the University
of Chicago has been elected president
of the American PLY steal Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06

DIR. Kari II. Van Norman. formerly
of Johns Hopkins Hospital and now
captain in the Royal Canadian Army
Medical Corps. is in charge of n Brit
ish hospital division at Ramsgate.
ENGLAND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06

Prof. r. b. Clinton, who lately re-
tired from the professorship of ex-
detrimental philosophy at oxford at the
end of the fftieth year of service. has
been elected to an honorary fellowship
at Wadham College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06

Dr. William w Keen has been re-
elected president Of the American Phil
osophical Society for 1916. The vice
presidents-Profs. William II. Scott.
Albert A. Nicholson and Edward ..
Iickering-have also been reelected.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-11
MORRIS S-PELKEY BOUT TO
BE IN CONVENTION HALL

TULSA okla. Feb ll.-l grruan .
The Morris rclkcy bon. viii be- held 20,
Convention hall Instead oI tho Grand
operchousc. ON account OF the great de-.
mnud for seats The opera house yas
mot large enough 600 accommodate m,
crowds Mauy outor town visitors are
here Friday FOR the event
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-11

IioSs ms sh0 unuch MD Price
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-11

Great things are expected Of Waiter
Pipp the toll first hascmau Of the
Yankees. In the American League
Manager BW Donovan thinks rlpp is o.
cnwpr
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05

Offering No. 56- Royal Wilton Rug, small alloyer
tan, green and rose figures, regular VQASE0
value $4,000, sale price $3.50 Jill
Offering No. ST. Royal Wilton Rug, Oriental de
sign, rose ground, tan and green figures, COZ IN
Offering No. 58-1 Royal Wilton, small allover de-
sign. tan ground, orse and green pattern, Q1AE0
regular value $4,000, sale price --..--.4O4sJU
Offering No. ST. Royal Wilton, Oriental design,
tWortone,3 green and tan, regular value @qAEn
s4o.uo, sale pl1ce
Offering No. Col Hartford Saxony, Oriental de-
sign, tan, green and gold, regular NAA@En
value $4,000, sale price --.-.-.......... 4LfkfsOU
Offering No. 61-1 Hartford Saxony, Oriental de-
sign, red, blue, gold and green, regular QAAAEn9
value $1,000, sale price observation-disclosures. 4If6taJU
Offering No. 81 Hartford Saxony, Oriental de-
sign, tan, blue, green and brown, regular CA IN
value $1,000, sale price HNk8JU
Offering No. 63-1 Ardahan Administer, medallion
with green, brown, tan and red color QnN En
sings, regular value $500, sale price ...4
OTering No. 64-1 Ardahan Administer, Oriental de-
sign. green ground. red and tan figures, QnA%EAs
regular value $780,, sale price ....-..-.-4 RsJU
CHEERING No. 65--1 Rug, Seamless Beauvfs Axnnin-
ster, plain twotone brown pattern @nO@e0.
regular value 1880 sale price ss~s4s. NJ osJO
Offering No. 66-1 Victor Body Brussels, Oriental
design, red, brown. tan and green pattern, NnA%R0s
Tegular value $3.50 sale price .--...~. y NOV
Offering Nos67l Body Brussels Rug, floral design,
tar, green and rose patterns, regular a. 0@Ef18
vaiue $27.50s saiesqrice s:..ass...@@~s~sa.-. y t0a0Us
Offering No. 6s---I@NHartf Tapestry, fcral dasfksnsss
sanr1SsgreeH aak@aTsd HssiTesss req iaHrs@sR@ n
gvalue s$l5sOt e5price 800 @4s-s y lM& MMNOsN
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05
9xl2 N

Offering No. l5-3 Rugs, Seamless Beusis, plain two QQH En-
tone brown pattern, regn1ar value $3.50, sale price pA@f.JU
Offering No. 16-1 Rug, Seamless Beauvis, small alover figure.
two tone green, regular value $3.50. sale Q9A m
price !. ....s :. .,WETfWU
Offering No. 17-Semless Beauvis, Oriental design. rose
ground, brown and blue figures. regnlaryalue 1880, Q9E m
sale price ~. ... ... -. s.. IS. :. +. DEsalug
Offering No. Isl Rug, Royal Administer, Oriental design,
tan ground, red and blue figures, regular valne QTn Or
Offering No. 19-1 Rug, Livonia Axminster, alloVer pattern,
brown, tame and green figures, regular value $500, QfQNQE
sale price y. !. fUIUU
Offering No. 20-3 Rugs, Smith Administer, floral pattern,
brown, tans and greens, regular value $500, Clio Or
sale price .... .. 49,. -. =.
Offering No. BIB Rugs, Smith Administer, floral pattern.
brown, tan and green figures, regular value $500, Go OK
Offering No. 22-3 Rugs, Smith Administer, allover de- Nf0 or
Offering No. 23-3 Rugs, Smith Seamless Administer, aIlover
design, tan ground, brown and green figures, reg Clio In
ular value $3.50, sale price !. n. y lJ.JU
Offering No. 24-2 Seamless Smith Administer, floral design.
tan brown and green figures, regular value $27.5o, Go IN
SAFE price $500. -. ..... 6. ~. IUIGU
Offering No. 25l Sanford Administer, floral design, tan.
green and red figures, regular value $27.50, sale Nfn I'm
price -. 81. n. =. ....t ....s: ... ... So. .......Y JlUU
Offering No. 26I Seamless Sanford Administer Rug, alloyer
design, tan ground, blue and rose figures, OH IN
regular value, $4,000, sale price .... ~. .... ...q ID 4IJU
Offering No. 273 Rugs, Smith Administer, small allover pat
tern, brown, tan and green figures, regular value NnH IN
fau.uH, sate price -. III ASEkU
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05
ODD SIZED RUGS

ODD SIZED RUG
Offering No. 69E2 Rugs, size 11.3x12, Sanford Seam
less Wilton Velvet, small allover pattern, tan.
brown and green, regular value $4,000, En
Offering No. 870-1 Rug, size 11.3x12, Roxburys Brlls-s
seis, aioVer pattern, tan ground, green and red
figures, regular value $3.50, osnA En
sale price 6Zk4.0u
Offering No. Ill Rug, size 11.3x12, Sanford,s Seam
less Brussels, Oriental design, brown and red fg-
ures on tan ground, regular value $4,000, a. EnS
Offering No. III Rug, size 106xI2, Royal Worsted
Wilton, small allover pattern, in brown and maroon
seslorang on tan ground, regular value CA0 IN
Sb0.U0t sale price
Offering No. 73-.-1 Rug, size 1O.6x12, Hartford Body
Bsussels. small allover pattern, in tan, brown and
green c.olorings,Sfregular value $48.00, En-
Offering No. I'll Rug, size lo.sxl2, victor Body
Brussels small allover pattern, in TAM brown and
rose co!lorings, regular value $500. COO Ens
SAT- ip.lceA ~ Os0V
Offering No: 75--1 Rug, size Io.6x12, Victor BODY
Brussels small allover design, in TAM, blue and rose
Scoiior rng regular value $4,000, sale COO En-
Offering No. 76-1Rug, size 1o.sx18.6. Smith Az
minister, medallion design, tan ground. green and
blue figures, Tegulas value $500, sale Q00aEn
Offering 40. 77-41 Rug, size Io.6xI2, Seamless
Smith BRUSSELS. small alloyerSat tan pattern, on green
ana brown ground regular value $26;00.~Qf0 tn
sofssffnas MOI IF nus size Il s61Ioss Vi-cIoraBosay
Brslssels, anoverssdesign tan. green and red dg-
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05

sx12 WILTON VELVET lux
Offering No. Id Roxbury Velvet Rug, allover de-
sign, green ground, tan and brown figures, Go E0
regular value $3.50, sale price .-s..-. y ! JlJU
Offering No. 45-1 Roxbury Velvet Rug, Oriental de
sign, red ground, green and tan figures V10 E0
regular value $27.50, sale price .---.- y JlOUs
Offering No. 46-Blue Ribbon Velvet, floral pattern,
tan ground, green and red figures, q En
regular value $3.50, sale price .-...4 ] OlOO
Offering No. 47-Blue Ribbon Velvet, floral design,
tan ground, green and red figures. Wf0 I'm
regular value $2750, sale price .s~.....4 y JsJU
Offering No. 4S-Blue Ribbon Velvet, floral design,
brown ground, tan and red figures, Uf0 In
regular value $3.50, sale price -....-- y i OIOU
Offering No. 49-2 Rugs, Smiths Seamless Velvet,
one floral design, tan ground, brown and O. q Or
green figures, regular value SIS, sale price y lO1OJ
Offering No. 50-3 Rugs, Smith's Seamless Velvet,
Medallian design, tan ground, green and O. q OF
brown figures, regular value S25, sale price q i OIOJs
Offering No. 61-2 Rugs, Smiths Seamless Velvet,
allover pattern. brown, green and rose Q1Q OF
figures, regular value $1,000, sale price-.4 II OaOO@
Offering Most Rug, Smiths Seamless Velvet,
Oriental design, red, green and tangfg- or
ures. regular value $25o0, sale price IN lOsOJ
s.sxfo.6 RUGS, AL GRADES
Offering No 53--1 Rug, Royal Wilton. alloyer pat
tern. tan, rose and blue figures Eng
regular value $500, sale price .S-s.@s.... y
Offering Nc .64--I Royal Wilton Rug, small aliovers
tan design, green and rose figures, #EGIs
regular value $500, sale price $1,000 9OstsO
oIering No@b5--1 Royal Wilton Rug. small alloyer
sell coloreds zgraenA and hlaek%aA figure,
regular value $4,000. sale price @0ttsJU
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05

ures. regular value $4,000, sale Nnn#En
Offering No. 79-1 Rug, size 9x9, Body Brussels,
allover pattern, in twotone blue and white, regular
value s27.50, sale NfnsEn3
Offering NO. Sol Rug, size 6x9, Hartford Saxony,
Oriental design, red ground, tan and gold. figures,
regular value $4,000, sale @n0MEn
Offering No. Sill Rug, size 6x9, Royal wilton
Persian resign, old rose, ivory and tan colorsaS
regular value $3.50, sale OnA En
Price +s# ----~- ..-..- ...-. " AfIOU
Offering No. 82-I Rug, size 6x9. Royal Wilton. ALI
over pattern, tans, reds and greens, reg En-
ular value $3.50, sale price ...-s--.-... y AfIJU
Offering No. Sd Rug, size 6x9, aIIover pattern, tan.
red and green, regular value s3250, q En
Offering No 84--1 Rug, size 6xg,1 Royal Wilton, Per
sian Pattern, maroon ground, tan, gold and green
figures, regular value 5000 sale Wfn5Ens
Offering No. S5-1 Rug, size 6x9. Bigelow BODY
Brussels, Persian design, blue GROUND, red and%tan
figures. regular value $25s00, sale W4n or
pItCe ya--- M-...W u OIOO
Offering No. 86I Rug, size 6x9, Smith Administer,
floral medallion pattern tan brown and green COZ:
orings, regular value $3.50, sale ca OF
price 49,. 6Js6J
sssofferlng No 87-2 Rugs,@size 6x6, Royal Wilton,
small alloyer.desig taIs, green and browns. reg
ular value $3.50, sale ~
price @ ~ss j.JUs
Onegsing No SsL Rugssasize 6x6, Body Brussels.
alloYerarattern tan ground green and hroYgn@EgA
ures, reguaar value 1885, sale o. II III
plaSs @s# sH# 1900 r-a = u llOO
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05

There is a rug for you in this assortment. Read through the
list carefully. We suggest that you check off the rugs you
are interested in and bring this list with you as each rug will
have a ticket with the number and description to correspond
with your list, thus enabling you to find your rugs easily.
EACH ITEM is AN HONEST DESCRIPTION OF RUGS WE
HAVE IN STOCK.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05
9x12 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS

Offering No.2S4 Rugs, Smith Seamless Tapestry, alover pat
tern, tan, green and red figures, regular value $3.50 Q10 60
sale price y IZlUJ
Offering No. 29-1 Rug, Smith Seamless Brussels, alover pat
tern, TAM, green and red figures, regular value Q11 co
$500, sale price ...........~ IkaUJ
Offering No. 30-1 Rug, Hartford Tapestry, floral design, tar,
red and green figures, regular value $3.50, sale Q10 co
price 8. ......... y ksUJ
brown, green and red figures, regular value $3.50, 011 CO
sale plce So. 5. -. =. s. -. u. W EMz0J
Offering No. 81 Hartford Tapestry, floral design. green
ground, tan and. red figures, regular value $3.50, Va1 co
Offering No. 33-1 Rug, Sanford Seamless Brussels, a3loyer
pattern, tan ground, brown and red figures, lfA ca
regular value 1880, sale price ..... ... .....W III
Offering No. 81 Rug, Montgomery Tapestry floral design,
tar ground, green and red figures, regular value GA co
SlooV, sale price ....9 Il. .... I1Fsuv
Offering No. 35-Hartford Brussels, floral design, tan ground,
green and red figures, regular value $4,000, sale g1H co
Offering No. 36-1 Rug, Smiths Seamless Brussels, medallion
pattern, red ground, green andtan figures, regular CHI co
value S1oOO, sale price 1888. IS. ... lTiuv
Offering No. 81 Sanford Seamless Brussels, floral pattern,
green ground, tan and red figures, regular value CHI co
Y22OO, sale price
Offering No. 3sl Roxbury Brussels, allover design, tan
ground, brown and green figures, regular value Clio IN
F1ouo, SAFE price ~: .. ". .... -. IJiVS
Offering No. 39-1 RoShury Brussels, medallion design, green
ground, tan and red figures, regular value Nf0 In
Offering No. 10 Roxbury Brussels, allover design, tan
Sss' : .a ss' ss1,s sne green figures. regular value $3.50.
Offering No. 41I Roxbury Brussels. alloyer design. #oreen
ss|sss .s e p e brown figures, regular value $3.50.
Offering No. 421 Roxbury Brussels, medallion deign. tan
S Ss|ss. i. s5;7 &c: e s'''s ss''':.' s,s5i,s ;s's' '$Isj.5 50.
Offering No. 431 Roxbury Brussels. allover DESIGN. tan
s zs2ss, .s ss'y ssis saa green figures regular value SIS 50.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05
9x12 BODY BRUSSELS

Offering No. 81 Hartford Body Brussels, allover pattern,
tan ground, green and brown figures, regular value, coo I'm
1880, sale price 8. u. QEJluO
Offering No. 10-1 Victor Body Brussels, Oriental pattern,
sr $780, s50 ssia p red and tan pattern, regular value SS2244.55O
Offering No. Ill Victor Body Brussels, Oriental pattern,
ss5 sgoa sas 5 s5ssn and tan designs. regular value $ 3 Isl. so
Offering No. 12-1 Hartford Body Brussels, medallion pattern,
1885, ts9 gso saGs p sfssn and rose figures regular value SS224 SO
Offering No. 13- Hartford Body Brussels, medallion pattern,
tan ground, green and red figures, regular value CO. En-
Offering No. ii Victor Body Brussels, small alover pattern,
s as Sgo sa1s p sGss and green figures, regular value $29 so
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05
9xl2 WILTON RUGS

Offering No. Ii Hartford Wilton, Oriental pattern tan
ground blue and green figure, regular values 5000. $40 En-
Sale price -. :. 4. ...,.... .Y0ViSS
Offering No. p Hartford Wilton, Oriental pattern, light
tan ground, brown and green figures, regular value QgQ IN
$4,000, sale price .W0OsOo
Offering No. 81 Bagdad Wilton, Oriental pattern, green back
s srGon nSi. tan and brown figures regular value 5000 $3.50
Offering No. Al Hartford Wilton, small all over pattern, two
sp;s. green. 'ss"lary value 5000. sale $1,000
Offering No. 5-1 Hartford Wilton, Allover pattern, twotone
green and blue figures, regular value $4,000, sale 0g0 Aa
price -. ...,.....s. - WV1ESU
Offering No, 6l Trewan Wilton, small alloyer pattern, two
tone green with pink rosebuds, regular value $4,000, ggN m
sale price ...t .... -. .pSfa0S
Offering No. I'll Trewan Wilton, medallion pattern, tan
ground with rcd and blue figures, regular value Q9I IN
S40JV, SAFE price .-.s 49,. =. =. 80 =. $50 -. -. ~
Offering No. 81 limerick Wilton, allover pattern. tan
ground, rose and blue figures, regular value $500, &9d IN
sale price ~. -. ~: -. 49, -. ...V wv
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05
October Il, Il, Is, II

This event, coming right in the heart Of the rug season, when the scarcity O
furnishes an unprecedented opportunity to secure your seasons rug suppl