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RAILROADS.
BIG DEMAND FOR RAILS
PREDICTION OF A RAILROAD
PRESIDENT THAT IT WILL TAX
THE CAPACITY OF THE MULLS
NEXT YEAR,
Xfow York Sun Special Service.
New York, June 15.The president
of an Important grain carrying road
says.
"I predict that next year the railroads
of this countrv will want half a million
tons more of bteel rails than the rail mills
of the United States will be able to turn
out I have this on knowledge that all the
roads after this lean year in track I clay
ing, repa.rs and extensions will need from
10 to 30 per cent more rails than they did
In 19(k oi in 1902
In common with most other heads of
railway systems I have been conserving
resources and cutting expenditures until
assured that the reaction in business was
only a temporary lull The rail account
was easy to check This will have to be
made up next year, however.
NEW WISCONSIN ROAD
Line to Be Built Between Melrose and
Sparta.
Special to The Journal.
La Crosse, Wis, June 15.It has
been definitely decided to build the
proposed railroad between Melrose
and Sparta, which will tap a portion
of the territory thru which the La
Crosse & Black River Falls railroad
will run, altho it is not anticipated
that the competition between the two
lines will be very sharp, there being
plenty of business for both roads
Eastern capitalists have agreed to
finance the project, and the work will
be started as soon as the details can
be worked out.
President Cheney of the road says
that steam will be the motive power.
From this it is believed that the road
will be directly connected with either
the Milwaukee or North-Western
roads at Sparta and will be a feeder
for the main lines.
NEW ROAD INCORPORATES
Minneapolis to Be One Terminus
Local Men Interested.
The Minneapolis, Red Lake & Mani
toba road has been incorporated to
build from Lower Red Lake to White
Fish lake and thence south and east
+o connect with the Minnesota & In
ternational, thence to Minneapolis.
Authority is given to extend to the
boundary line at a point west of Lake
of the Woods. The capital is $100,000
and the limit of indebtedness $5,000,-
000 The incorporators are M.
Amsden, W. L. Amsdem, C. A. Smith,
O Hulbert, C. J. Johnson, N. O.
"Werner and Andreas Ireland. It is
understood this load is to be built to
bring large tracts of C. A Smith land
within leach of the market.
NO DIVIDEND ON COMMON
M. & St. L. Declares Dividend on Pre
ferred Only.
Minneapolis and St. Louis directors
nt the annual meeting yesterday in
New York passed the dividend on
common stock and declared the semi
annual dividend of 2Vt per cent on
preferred. President Edwin Hawley
said the common dividend was passed
because the road hadn't earned it.
The preferred dividend is payable
July 15 Books close June 30 and
open July 16.
A'ALTDATING FEE CUT OUT
Milwaukee Road Charge Nothing for
Chloa#o Stopover.
The Milwaukee road announced yes
terday that it would abolish the $1
villditlng fee on St. Louis exposition
ticket stopovers in Chicago. There
will be no charge even if stops are
made going and coming. The Central
at,sooi ition has already granted this
concession and the Milwaukee is the
first western association road to fol
low suit
IOWA RAILROAD EARNINGS
Showing for 1903 Larger than That
for 1902.
Bpeefol to The Journal.
Des Moines, Iowa, June 15.The
railroads of Iowa report aggregate re
ceipts on all Towa business for the
year 1903 of $58,443,037, or $1,976,-
732 more than for the previous year.
The net earnings or profits for 1903
aggregated $15,028,551, or $2,000,000
less than the previous year. The dif
ference In receipts and profits is ac
counted for by increased operating
expenses.
B. & O. Flnanoes.
Ne-w York Bun Speoial Service.
New York. June 15.The Wall Street
Journal navs to-day".
Baltimore & Ohio will finish the year
$1,000,000 net or thereabouts behind tho
previous vear This sum represents, in
the main, the replacement of about $1,000,-
000 of expenditure on motive power main
tenance taken out last year. The pres
ent management is charging out every
thing into expense as it goes along, and
will start the next fiscal year with a clean
sheet and in pretty good condition Earn
ings for the current month will probably
be better than for May, but will be be
hind last year
La Crosse & Onalatka Election.
Special to The Journal.
La Crosse, Wis June 15.The La
Crosse & Onalaska Railway company has
elected the following officers- President, S.
Y. Hyde, vice president, P. E. Nichols
secretary and treasurer, W W. Schall,
The dlrectois are S Hyde, B. B. Ed
wards, Pater Valler, F. E. Nichols and "W.
W. Cargill
Extra Lake Service Sunday.
Heavy Mlnnetonka traffic has induced
the Great Northern to prepare for extra
servioe beginning Sunday. For persons
wanting to spend the whole day at the
lake an early train will be put on.
RA.IT.ROAP NOTES
The Minnesota & International has issued a
book called "Aronnd Leech Lake The Minne
sota & International la called "The Sportsmen
Route" and the booklet is calculated to en
lighten sportsmen as to the sports aYailahlo
around Leech lake
The Great western secured the beet part of
the Pes Moines traffic to the republican con
vention in Chicago before competitors were aware
of it* scheme The comptuy sold tickets at an
advance of about $2 over other lines with five
days' lodging in a building rented on a short
term lease.
F. Marshall of Duluth has been made treas
urer of the Duluth & Iron Range to succeed C.
Coffin of Chicago.
Clin Wheoler of the Northern Pacific has
been elected president of the St Paul advertising
agreement succeeding S. Fe.
Judge Fen is In the supronwi court at Cincin
nati has enjoined all brokers within the jurisdic
tion of that court from dealing In non transfer
able time limit contract or special railwav tick
ets to the exposition at S Louis or the na
tional reunion of the Elks at Cincinnati from
July 18 to 23.
The Milwaukee and the Omaha have withdrawn
their low homeseekers' rates to South Dakota
on account of the opening of the Rosebud Indian
reservation, and instead will sell round trip
tickets at a rate of a fare and a third, with a
minimum of $9. The tickets will be on sale from
July 1 to 23, with Aug 81 as the return limit.
Hot Springs and Return$80.15.
Via the Minneapolis & St. Louis.
Return limit, twenty-one days. Tick
ets on sale twice a month. Stopovers
going and returning at St. Louis to
visit the World's Fair. For particu
lars, call on J. G. HiokeL City Ticket
Agent, No. 424 Nioollet av, Minne
apolis.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Silk Remnants
In Waist, Suit and Petticoat lengths.
They include
Checks, plain and with dots.
Stripes, plain and with dots.
Fancy Jacquard Effects.
Colored Bourette Effects.
Plain Peau de Cygnes.
Louisine, Taffetas.
Peau de Soies.
Poulards, satin and plain grounds.
Macclesfield Silks, a wash silk that is
fast colored, and 27 inches wide.
Black Silks, in all lengths, from half
yard to dress lengths, in Taffetas, Peau
de Soies and Peau de Cygnes.
Black Goods Rem'nts
In Skirt and Dress Lengths, in all
the fashionable weaves, such as
Voiles, plain and fancy.
Chiffon Voiles, a light, thin fabric.
Canvas Weaves, light and heavy
weights.
Cheviots, Mohairs, Sharkskins,
Roxanas, Granites, Broadcloths,
Serges, Sicilians, Etamines.
Grenadines, a nice line.
Diess Linings
Consisting of Silesias, Percalines,
Moreens, Mercerized Sateens, Etc.
Ribbon Remnants
Staple colors, all widths and many
lengths.
Ladies' Underwear
Combination Suits, full fashioned, high
and low neck, long and short sleeves,
ankle lengths and knee lengths, former
prices $3 and $3.50 ti*9 Aft
each, sale price %Jj""
Lisle Combination Suits, high and low
neck, Ion? and short sleeves, ankle and
knee lengths, former prices $1.25 and
$2.00 each, sale
price
Fancy Silk Vests, in cream, light blue,
pink and canary, former prices, $1.75
to $4.00, sale S1-00
Fancy Crochet Lisle Vests, in white,
former prices, $1 and $1.50, Bfeftf
sale price %B%M%jr
Fancy Lisle Vests, former prices OCA
50c and 85c, sale price i%3\M
Ladies' Lisle Vests, about 60 dozen, for
mer prices 25c and 35c, 4^ Rft
sale price
Parasols
A fine line, too many on hand, owing to
lateness of season, to close out
Less Than Half Price.
SKIRTS
Skirts Skirts
Skirts
Skirts Skirts
Skirts Skirts Skirts Skirts
50c 75c $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 $1.75
$1.00
11.15
1.4 51.50
S2.25 53.25 J3.75 54.50
Tailor-Made Suits
About 200 Eton, blouse and coat effects,
skirts plain flare, fancy tucks, plaits antj
flounce, in fact eveiything stylish
former prices, $20, $25, $30, $35 and
*rards:
$20
$25
$30
Suits. Suits. Suits..
510.00 $12.50 515.00
Evening and House Gowns
35th SEMI-ANNUAL
OUR PATRONS are more interested in what we have to offer them than in what
we have to say, so we will not weary them with a long introductory. We
promise a big sale, the backward season furnishing us with the needful rem-
nants and the side line bargains mentioned below. Our old patrons know full
well the prices we always give on remnants, but for the sake of new comers, we will say, that:
Laces, Embroideries
Linens, White Goods
Cotton Cloths, all widths.
Table Linens,
Towelings, Napkins, odd dozens.
Pattern Cloths, etc., etc.
Colored Dress Goods
Dress, Skirt and "Waist lengths.
Dress Trimmings
Ladies9
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
85c $1.00 $1.35 $1 50
$2 00
$2 75
$3 00
$4.50 $5 00
$6.00 $8.00 Skirts $6.00
$10.00 Skirts $7.00
$14.00 Skirts $11.00
$15.00 Skirts $12.00
SHORT SKIRTS
Skirts 45c
Skirts 60c
Skirts 85c
Skirts $1.00
Skirts $1.15
Skirts $1.25
50% off
Our entire line, at much less than the
cost of makingonly one suit of a kind.
$275 $140 $135 $125 $110
$75 Suit
Suit ..$75
suit 850
suit 875
suit $50
suit... $62.50
$17.50
$20.00 $22.50
$35 Suits..
$40 Suits..
$45 Suits..
$75 Suit $30
$67 Suit $25
$65 Suit $25
$65 Suit $25
$60 Suit $25
$57 Suit....'. $25 $30
MISSES' JACKETS-
Our entire spring line in coverts, home
spuns, cheviots, etc., ages 6 to 14 years,
former prices $7.50 to $15, Sale Price
50 Per Cent Off
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
Thomas&Co.
Valenciennes, Edgings and Insertings.
Torchon Edgings and Insertions.
Cream Net Top Laces.
Venise, Bands, Galloons and Appliques.
Allovers, in cream and black.
Chiffons and Nets.
Embroideries, all lengths, widths and
qualities, a very large lot.
Mohairs, Cashmeres, Albatross,
Sicilians, Granites, Voiles,
Serges, Challies, Twines,
Cheviots, Crepes, Panamas,
Scotch Tweeds, Prunellas, Etc., Etc.
White Wool Mohairs, a large line.
Fancy Jets in various widths, former
prices 25c to 50c per yard, 4 f^f%
remnant sale price
Other Good Trimmings, remnants of all
lengths, VERY CHEAP.
REMNANT SALE SIDE LINES
Men's Goods
Pajamas, $1.00 and $1.50
Corsets
Half Price and Less
Neckwear
Stocks, Collars and Cuffs, in sets, white
and colors,
Eemnant Sale Prices.
DRAWERS
60c Drawers
85c Drawers
$1 00 Drawers
$1.25 Drawers
$1.50 Drawers
$1.75 Drawers
$2.50 $2.75 $3.00 $3 50
$4.00
OurRemnantSalePricesareAboutOne-HalfofRegularPrices
50c 50c
25c 35c
qualities, sale price
Night Shirts, former prices
75c and $1.00, sale price..
Jean Drawers, former prices
50c and 75c, sale price....
Belts, former prices 50c, 75c
and $1.00 each, sale price.
NeckwearFour-in-hands and string ties,
50c and $1.00 ORA
qualities mm%M\M
Wash Ties, 25c quality 5
Stocks, 75c and $1.00 OC^
qualities ^m%M\M
Broken lines and mostly small sizes, which
we will close out at
50c
Drawers $1.75
Drawers $1.85
Drawers $2.25
Drawers $2.50
Drawers $3.00
CHEMISES
$1.00 Chemises 85c
$1.25 Chemises $1.00
$1.50 Chemises.... $1.15
$2 25 Chemises $1.65
$3.00 Chemises $2.25
$3 25 Chemises .$2.40
$4.50 Chemises $3.00
$5.00 Chemises $3.75
COAT AND SUIT DEPARTMENT
The backward spring season has left us with a surplus- stock which we desire to unload, hence we will offer some splendid
bargains in this department.
Ian Covert Jackets
About 50 ladies' Jackets, somewhat
soiled, sizes 34, 36 and 38. These are
not this season's garments, but yery
similar, former prices, $7.00 to $10.50,
while they last you ^^*fl Rffe
may have them for "OU
Jackets
About 50, former prices, $10.00 to $15,
remnant sale price, ftO A
each 9iOU
Ladies' Short Jackets
Our entire line black and coverts to
close in two lots.
Lot 1Former prices $12.50, $13.50,
$14 and $15, sale
price
Lot 2Former prices, $18.50, $20.00,
$22.50, $25 and
$27.50,$15.00
sale price.......
$10.00
IJ
$18.50 $20.00
Colored Wash Goods
Our remnants in this department include all
the staple wash fabrics, as well as the new
weaves of this season and our remnant
offers will fully sustain our well-earned
reputation for the best of bargains.
Fancy and Plain Voiles.
Printed French Organdies.
Printed and Plain Mous. de Soie.
Dimities, new and handsome weaves.
Printed Pongees, Flaked Crepes.
Linens, plain and fancy, all weights.
Mercerized Checks and Fancies.
Thin Bourette Suitings.
Fancy Black Lawns and Grenadines.
Heavier Materials
Suitings and Skirtings, handsome and
serviceable fabrics.
Printed Madras Waistings.
Oxford Madras Shirtings.
Imported Ginghams, Anderson's and
Whytlaw 's.
Voile Suitings, Crepes,
Egyptian Tissues, Tickings,
Sateens, Percales,
Printed Batiste, Etc., Etc.
Flannel Remnants
A large assortment, consisting of
French, Scotch and Domestic Flannels,
Baby Flannels, plain and embroidered,
Ladies' Cloth, Cloakings,
Canton Flannels,
Plaid Waistings, Outing Flannels,
Fleece Lined Wrapper Goods,
Summer ComfortsCotton and Wool.
$3.00 Comforts .$1.95 $4.50 Comforts$3.00
$3 50 Comforts.2.25 $6.50 Oomforts$4.25
Fancy Goods
Lace Centers, a lot in Irish, Crochet and
Renaissance patterns.
$3.75 Centers.$2.25
$4.50 $5.00
Centers. $2.50
Centers. $2.50
Stamped Pillows, 50c and 60c
pillows
Hosiery
$6.00 Centers. $3.50
$15 Centers... $7. 50
$25 Centers.. $15.00
Commenced Pieces, also a lot of Finished
Pieces at HALF PRICE
Lace Doilies, a small assortment
at HALF PRICE
Sofa Pillows, commenced and finished
at HALF PRICE
25c
35c pillows 10
Children's Coats in one, two and three
year sizes HALF PRICE
Dressing Sacques
at HALF PRICE
Ladies' Hose, 400 dozen cotton hose, all
black and with split feet and with
spliced heels and toes, regular 4| Kx*
25c quality, for this sale
Dainty Trimmings, Good Fabrics, Ample
Proportions and Well Made.
CORSET COVERS
75
Covers 50c
75 $1.00 Covers 75c
85C $1-25 Covers $1.00
.$1.00 S1-5
.$1.10 $2.00 Covers $1.35
$1.25 $2.50 Covers iJ-gO
$3.00 Covers $1.75
$5.00 Covers $3.75
GOWNS
$1.00 Gowns 85c
$125 Gowns $1.00
$150 Gowns $1.10
$1.75 Gowns $1.35
$2.00 Gowns *$1*50
$2.50 Gowns $1.60
$3.00 Gowns $2.15
$3.25 Gowns $2.50
$3.50 Gowns $2.75
$4.50 Gowns $3.25
$5.00 Gowns $3.75
0 Cover $1.10
Shirt Waists
About 50, black and white cotton
waists, odds and ends, broken sizes, bad
ly soiled, former prices, $2 to Af*
$2.75, sale price, each W
A nice, clean lot, black and white cot
ton waists, odds and ends, broken sizes,
former prices, $2.50 to $4tfJ
remnant sale price, each.
Silk Waists
In white, light blue, light green, pink,
black. We put ihem in two lots to
close.
Lot 1Former prices, $5
to $7.50, sale price..
Lot 2Former prices, $9.2^
to $12.00, sale price.
Tailor-Made Suits
Odds and Ends,
Your choice
ft ft
$3.50 $5.00
$10.00
JUNE 15, 1904.*
COLORED MUSLIN
Former price.
1500 yards 15c
900 yards 20c
300 yards 35c
850 yards .40c
750 yards..65c-55c-50c
TICKINGS
1200 yards 80c
CRETONNES
500 yards.
Kind. Kasaba Oushak Oushak Oushak Oushak Punjab Punjab Punjab
Punjab Serape Serape
SavaJan
.7-4x8-1.
8-0x11-4.
rA
,.7-4x11-5..$125.00. ,9-5x11-10..$170.00,
.9-1x12-2.
.9-1x12-1.
,.9-2x12-4. .10-2x12-4. ,10-2x14-5.
..9-0x12-5.
..9-9x12-9. .10-6x12-6,
TO-MORROW
Thursday, Friday
OF THIS WEEK.
Drapery Department
Sale price.
lie
14c 21c
25c 40c 20c
15c
300 yards..." 25c 15
Madras ClothOur entire stock, former prices 50c, 60c,
75c, 85c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.25, $3.00
Beautiful Tapestries50 pieces, former prices 50c, 75c,
$1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2 25, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00,
$3.50, to $6.00
Couch Covers100 covers, 50 to 60 m. wide, orien
tal designs, former prices from $2 to $12 each..
Table ClothsOur entire line, V/2 to 2 yards square,
to close at
Leather PortieresOur entire stock
at
Tapestry Door Curtains
Lace Curtains3500 Pairs
Per Pair.
75c Curtains 50c
$1.25 Curtains 85c
$1.50 Curtains..$1.00
$2.00 Curtains.. 81.35
$2 50 Curtains. -81.65
$3.00 Curtains..$2.00
$4.50 Curtains. $3.00
$5.00 Curtains..$3.35
Our entire stock includes
Arabian Dentelle Real Arabians
Brussels Net Clunys
Scotch Nets Ruffled Curtains
Novelty Irish Points At
This list by no means represents all the curtains we have on sale, but are
simply samples of the reduction prices.
HelUIlaHlS plenty Remnants of
Muslins, Tapestries,
Madras Cloths, Silks,
Cretonnes, Laces,
RugsOriental
$80
$110
8115 8135 8140 8150
.$185.00 .$220.00 .$225.00 .$250.00
.$295.00.. $180
$335.00.. J20
.$375 00. .JJ225
.$185.00.. $148
All our small Oriental Rugs we have divided into ten lots as follows:
Lot IConsists of Beloochistans, for
mer prices, $8, $10,
$12.50 your
choice at
Lot IIConsists of small Kazaks,
former prices $10, $12
$12.50, $13.50, your
choice at
Lot IIIConsists of Silky Beloochis
tans, former prices
$12.50, $13.50, $15.00,
$16.50 choice
Lot IVConsists of Silky Beloochis
tans, larger sizes, for
mer prices $15 to $18
your choice
LOT VConsists of Shirvans and
Daghestans, former
prices $20, $22.50,
$25.00 your choice
Lot VIConsists of Silky Kazaks,
which usually sell at
$18, $20, $22.50,
$25, $27.50, choice
$6.50
lal Kazaks
$7.00
ky Beloochis-
ky Beloochis-
$8.50
Shirvans and
$12.5 0
Silky Kazaks,
$13.5 0
Domestic Rugs
Imperial Smyrnas
Size. Reg. Price. Sale Price.
6x9 $18.00 $15.00
7-6x10-6 $28.00 823.50
9x12 $35.00 $27.50
All small sizes at 20 Per Cent Discount
Mattings
Our regular 20c Mattings at 12c
Our regular 25c Mattings at 15c
Our regular 30c Mattings at 20c
Our regular 35c Mattings at 22c
Our regular 50c Mattings at 30c
.Our regular 60c Mattings at" 35
Silk Mohair RugsA beautiful line in
all colors
Size. Reg. Price. Sale Price.
18x36 $3.00 $2.00
2-0x4-0 $6.00 $3.50
2-6x5-0 $9.50 $6.00
3-0x6-0 $13.50 $8.50
Boudoir Rugs
These are beautiful bedroom rugs
colors, pink, green, yellow and red.
Size. Reg. Price. Sale Price.
6x9 $12.75 $8.50
8-3x10-6 $19.50 $12.00
9x12 $22.50 $15.00
CRETONNES
Former price. Sale price.
275 yards 40c 25c
225 yards 50c 30c
220 yards 60c 40c
150 yards..
We place on sale our entire line. These curtains are fringed top
and bottom, colors, red, green, rose, blue, etc.
Our $3.50 Portieres will go at $1.95 per pair.
Our $4 00 Portieres will go at $2.5 0 per pair.
Our $4.50 Portieres will go at $2.7 5 per pair.
Our $5.00 Portieres will go at $3.50 per pair.
Our $6.50 Portieres will go at $4.00 per pair.
Our $8.00 Portieres will go at $4.7 5 per pair.
Our $12.50 Portieres will go at $6.7 5 per pair.
Per Pair.
$4.00 55.00
$6.00 Curtains.
$7.50 Curtains.
$9.00 Curtains.
$10 Curtains.
$12 Curtains..
$15 Curtains. .J
$16.50 Curt'ns
$20 Curtains. .J
During this sale we will place on sale our entire stock of Oriental Rugs, in-
cluding carpet and small sizes. During the summer months much extra
work and expense is required to protect our rugs against moths. To
lighten our burdens and risk, we give you the benefit of the lowest prices
we have ever made before at any sale.
We mention a few of our large sizes below. If none of these fit your room we
have plenty in stock which will.
Reg. Sale
Price. Price.
,$132.50.. $85
$136.00.87.50
Size.
75c 50c
190 yards...* 90c 60c
125 yards $1.00 65c
WHITE MUSLINS
1250 yards 15c
1050 yards 35c
900 yards ..50c
500 yards *..75c
10c
25c 40c
l/3 offc06
85c, $1.00,
.l/3
off
20% off
&off */3 off
I^off
Per Pair.
$22.50 Curtains...$15
$25 Curtains... $16.65
$30 Curtains..$20.00
$35 Curtains..$23.35
$37.60 Curtains...$25
$40 Curtains. $26.65
$45 Curtains..$30.00
$6.00 56.65
J8.00
$10.00 ttl.00
$13.35
near the elevator, you will find
Denims, Silkolines,
Tickings,
Burlaps.
Reg. Sale
Kind. Size. Price. Price.
Serape 10-1x15x0. .$450. .$360
India 6-1x9-3. .$130. -8104
Muskabad' .10-1x17-10. .$325. -8260
Muskabad .9-3x10-2. .$170. -8136
Muskabad .11-10x15-4 $330. .8264
Muskabad ...11-3x15-4. .$250. .8200
Savalan 9-8x11-9. .$165. -8132
Savalan 8-7x10-9. .$135. -8108
Savalan .7-10x11-9. .$137.50. 8 11 0
Savalan 9-2x12-1.. $65.. 8132
Teheran 9-0x11-4. .$155. -8124
Teheran 9-0x10-10. $145 $ 116
Lot VIIA fine lot of Kazaks, Shir
vans, Serebends, Moussuls, Shiraz,
Irans and Teherans regular prices
$25 to $35
your choice
at
5
M&Sl)S$iiL
$20.00
Lot VIIIA very fine lot of Persians,
average size 4x7. These rugs sold
from $35 to $50
your choice
at
$7.50 $23.50
Lot IXConsists of large Kazaks
sizes averaging 4-6x7-6, former
prices of this lot,
$35 to $45
your choice at
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Lot XConsists of very large Kazaks
These rugs vie have been selling at
from $40 to $50
each your
choice $35.00
Khivas
You may have your choice at regular
prices less dis- Otffe
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Japanese Cotton Rugs
for bath rooms
Size. Reg. Price. Sale Price.
2x4 $2.00 $1.50
3x3 $2.25 $1.65
2-6x5-0 $3.00 $2.25
3x6 $4.60 $3.35
9x12 $27.00 $18.75
Tami Rugs
These are imported from Japan and
are adapted for porches, bedrooms
and lake cottages
Size. Reg. Price. Sale Price.
30x60 $2.00 $1.50
36x72 $2.50 $2.00
6x9 $8.00 $6.00
7-6x10-6 $12.50 $ 9 0 0
9X12 $16.50 $12i00
English DhurriasFor hangings or
floor coverings
Size. Reg. Price. Sale Price.
M.00 $2.50
4x7 $6.25 $4.25
6x90 $12.00 $7*50
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7-6x10-6 $18.00 $12.00
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