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Authorities on the potato business are

MGE FOUR ' »_ _ _ THE cHARLorm'rowN GUA`iu5`iAN~

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._ - _ .- _ _ . -".11:-v 'Y d Il abt cloob' _ _.__

lar e oifei in sin all the markets and a con _ al>°\1l 1.500 in number. me ciusreiedpfe "Of ”e°=1“‘;"‘H°;‘;'d “fe ffglnisg 0, MHwMmmq

hlniselt’ \\'ith the Department of Ai, iiculturc, a vcry`reiiinrlmble einpor-

coii~.lructivc and lleiiionstralcil lnfoi-

ired) In advance: $2.50 per year (mailed) In advance in ' ‘ ' . . . I _ ._ _ _ ,_| , __ 4 _

c°.”“~'_°' and “'00 7°' u‘s'A‘ ` , is ILO kfleasgn to goubt uit’ It 1-S lnole than R- E- GOSNELL :i').p’;5l?5i)ti)t.0(i)I0 (tliisaudlcaiie béigiiiidldb liiisf niation on a_i_.'rIi~ullurc in all its phas-

evsiung only (foams 1901> s2.oo (delivered si- »y_ pro a et at spiing iices will be low. At ' _,Dem ,ess ,hun $,50~,,0_,'s_, _,___ ¢_.,_ _,,,,, U... W... -i~..._1e.. us...-.i, Wm.-i.

'. ‘ . ° "I ` r l ' oi uni-iict. ii; iiitei-iiiediury' iii exports' bc-

"‘°-liléiaiacdii;=?'¢:ngnziizliilxwlilfseli-Xneh office az sum- present P1 ‘ees are hi) (img their high IQY91 mmm. Alamo", sewn me momgw. and it would appear to be the part of wis- _____ __ dom to get the potatoes into the market as "Y'f"'15MéL;§"_;g[;;;';gY_";Q;;";;1‘§""' "" " quickly as-possible. Dui-ing the month of: ' - i . ‘ ' ' ' lVla_rch`potatoes can be moved with compa- §-t~=-~- ~ - r{t}v_e safety and, with the fa- -* » 11:' WE PES-E\-ERE cilities now available in lined cars and ‘_ _ under the superiiitendence of the Food

Sir Edmund Walker, iii an article con- Cgélélscle l;§’1l;?$1"‘§;‘tl>)1_;l;EVS“:;7l§SS ;_’;dut£;13_

tributed to the Varsity Supplement, refer- P

redto elsewhere in this issue, says, “If we'diu`mg the next few Weeks' 'Ile Walt for

hi her rices than are now bein ‘ odered

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wlu tum the energy We have Shown m the would be taking an unjustifiable risk, I

war to the building of Canada, we will '_ show the world a nation such as history

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has not yet recorded.” _ ’|‘lll-J D. S. t‘. 1:.

. The energy shown by Canada in con-_

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nectmn with thls “M “Gul ‘done min The duties iertaining to the new Cabi-

material for a book and it no doubt will _. . ` 1

point out even the salient featuies of this `1l

energy would be far bevond the compass nel' Ones’ bays an elfehallge' Able busi'

° ness men as he and his two co °id_]utors are,

fm. many a book after the wa), is Oven Toinet position to which Sir James Lougheed

~ _ - _ . _ -_ has been aiiointezl are by no means mi-

offfi newspaper editorial' suffice it for the Y _ . "

‘ . . ’ , . they will have their hands full. The De-

present to casually glance Owe the- pest artmeiit of Soldiers’ and Civil Re-estab-

three and a half eventful vears in this pro- P.

Vince and ask ourselves ‘if We are main, lisliment will_have broad and almost ex-

clusive urisdiction over no iiiconsiderable

taining the pace we set out with on this _ f J

collosal undertaking and if we are prepar- flaetlen of et” people’ T-he .O1'der'i’.l` ed-to maintain it after we have finished the Ceunell creating the-.new porefohe Puts mi tWm.k_ gf the men who laid aside all the the hands of the Minister holding it the lotl

i ll - ld ‘ 'h return from tliisl

comforts of life and their ambitions for the 0 3 em S0 19” “ 0

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future, who bade farewell to all that theylwal' and 5° *;‘].l31ge elxteelydggfg (He

loved most in life to risk their lives in die-:Women an e 1 ren ep

fence of their country; of the cash contri- AS the time passes and the day? ef peeee

draw nearer, the burden of administratioiil

'---~» - . ' _ -d- f .t f . I ` tends to shift more and more from the

oui women in pi_ov_i ing coin oi s oi tiose h ld _ th t h d t b _ th Stmin of

who have gone, it is unnecessary to speak. S Ou .ere a 3 0 em e ‘ These are 1.ec0,.dS which Shall never. be-organizing the country for war and keep-

t t n th to the slioul-

butions made, of the increasing work of

f01`-gotterh "ll'lg`0U1"3‘I”lIly O S F8 g' ,

Are we maintaining the pace? When tiers of the Mmlsterewho have most to. do

in carr in out a olic of reconstruction.

the danger signal first sounded a wave of M y g p y

patriotic enthusiasm swept over our pro- vince carrying' men from all walks of lifcl

was hailed as ahéro ‘cheered to `th'e` eclio»

. h , ’ _ _ _ - ltlie Military Hospitals Commission was a ds e Offeled himself on the ‘mal of hu’ ood ie aration for the lai'ger duties to

country. When cash contributions were g -_ p'_‘P

with the result that the province gave vo- y

had been exacted of it in taxes in many p -V

No one can have a more important or hea- vier task in that work than the man in

, _ _

~ harge of this new De ' rtment Sir into the inalestroin of war' each volunteer C - ' . Pa - f

’ - .James Lougheed’.s_ser.vice at the head of

. k . . . . which lie is now called. Hon. F. B. Mc- dS~ ed fo] they Wele cheerfully donated Curd is to be Parliamentary Secretary

._ ‘ .- _ - . . . . _ and Mr. Samuel A. Armstrongis to be De- Wluntauly In these t-mee feels mole than' ut Minister of the new Department. As

l took u taxi one day to go to thc

oiliccs oi' the Department ol Ag;-igul. i~‘\i`€- “ilSlllll8l0n. and not having not- ed llic route the driver had lukeii “limi |_‘1ll\0lll30d. I wanted to lliid' the most dirccl way buck to- the Food Ad- niiiiistiatloii so I uskod ii brlghl.~look- ing young colored muii. "l’se jes gfwliie dat dfrectlon myself, boss” he said. and I \\'u'lked along with liliii. I-ic was quite voluble and anxious to lllllJHI‘L lnfcrniutlon. I-ie told ine ull about tho black ouksi that ure such a feature oi’ the grounds, gave me inet- iculous details ot the height und size <‘l` the Washington Monument, and desceiided at length upon the great- ness of the Father ol' his country.

“Ho jcs woz it big niun. woz Guwge

\\'a.sliingtoii,"_ he went ou. “Ile sur- talntly woz. W'asliing-ton woz mighty' Lind and ai fodder to thc cullud pop- you-lutioii. Dat's why dere’s so niaiiy li;-.wge Wasliiiigtoiis in de South. Say. he _woz ics clur good.”

.~\s wo neared the Food i\dniiiiis‘-

lrutioii Building lic .-stopped and ro- inurlicd; “I ies live round iiynli; but ¢n_\', boss, l`se want to clarify my niind soine. l’vc hearii tell ai lot about ills ya’i Food Adiiiiiiistratioii. .les irliai DOES it signify In ti few words I tried to answer one of the big

‘lpn-siioiis ul' Aii1e|'i<'n.

'"l`;ii\ks, lhiil docs clarll‘_\‘ seine, hnl.

isuy. bo:-s. dc food AM pretty high. :iin’t it '° and lie waved' ine good-bye. 'l‘hc reasoning ol’ that colored :nan

'l‘heie is ii ve y eluboiate g

zatlon of publicity-education being. the keynote of the efforts towards production uiui coiiservuticii-cni- bracing the whole line ol' liil'orni:ition_ agencies of the couiitr_\'_ including, press, pulpit, schools, speakers. wo~i iiion’s. orgiinlzutloiis, cui'toon and silllll urt.ists,advertisiiig bureiius and all the rest of lt. There is not a nook or can-i ny of the United States thnl. is not reached in some ol’ t'-iese ways or bi' all ot'- them. Wltli the American gen- ius for invciitlveness and ciliclency'_ the orgaiiizutioii is inecliunlcziliy and in substance perfect. And yet. with Il* campaign ol' six nionths hard mul' ag- gressive work tlic uttitude of :£0,000.- 000 people is that oi' the colored man i spoke,oi`-groping curiosity; 120,000.- 000don`l know. und, so far, don't cui»~. The other” 40.000000 are cn the job. »'l‘lie 40 per cent is ii wonderful rcs- ult-u revolution cl' ecoiioiiiic- nicih- ods and rendjustineiit to an cntlrcl_\'l new situation-in six nionths.

'l‘lierc are nuincrous divisions :ind

subdirisioiis ill-uliiig with every food coiiiiiioilily o|` thc l`nllcd Stiiles- and every roiiilitiui alfcctiiig the prod\ic~ tion, sale and t1'ls-lribuiion ol' food’ froin the problem of controlling iind| liniidiiigtlic Cuban sugar supply down' to the \\'rupp0i‘. or no \\'i'npper lliiit should be used iis il container ol' an hint' ol' bread. Mr. Hoover iias sur-, rcunilcil himself' with liuiid-picked ex- perts in cvei'y linc ol' roiniiierciail ninl` .iiiduslriiii uctlvity' in thc l`nilcd

was pretty iiiu_cli like that oi?-nnost~»StuwsT-_lezlllevs..m muh. ow" |mUs_

of us, and his mind was not less clear on the particular subject of food con- trol than in the majority ol’ crises. I

pi'acl.iCtil business n\cn_ who know everv wrinkle and turn of ihc lnisin- ess- cl' the coniinuditv llwy ill*-‘ CHIHCU

.'_:iii ;:oin;.;. to try and explain ur first. up`_'m K0 udmimStm__-and HB “,L,u_ _“_ in ii gene;-al way, und thei_i_inoic in puns in Smlmmmh diUwU_._`__ L.hL.m_ “emu just what it does Signnyn' lstrv_ lmiisporluiioli, ziinl' ii|\ui\ci‘--

'|`7\£’ F004 1\¢1"l1“i5U`ail0" of we nieii lor the lnost part Hiring their

Ynited States was organized about sU,.,,iues U their L.0“ml.)_ fm. me Um. ihff ='1“lU time that Uiilmduvs Feod snprenie purpose ol' winning the wiir Control was admini:-‘ti‘utloii and con- “.i.m me mmmiohg uf msd, With the

niiziiiiiiig ibut in practice inean the saine thing in the two coiiiitries-uiul .\Ir. Herbert Hoover, a Mining Engin- eer by prol'essiou_ who had' done such great work in connection with the

- ll lei' Fund. was appointed

pointiiieiit, -he bro gl _5 _ small bevy ol bright business men

U01 CXIJYESSEG dlff'~’|`em Shades el, few exceptions oi' ineii like Drs. 'l`i\.\'-

lm- and Kellogg, iiutli0ritics_on dicl- cties .and Dr. Pearl. Statisticinii. they

I "l 5 iwccii the civil und the fighting torc- os-.it is through lhe`deteriniiiuti3n ot' the \\'iir Trnilcs lioiiril; as recom- ineiiiluil bv the l"nod Adniinlstiiition. thin wc get what we export from the l.'i.i|ci| Status hi fond and allied pro- ducts, iind that exports ure perinltteil li: Europe and elsewlieic. There arc 4:- State I-‘ood Aduiliilstrutloiis, each with ii Slate Adinlnlslmator ul its head- men more carefully sclectec' than senators uie, und about their ur- erage-each with its 0\Vll 0l'811I\iZl\l-' ion 1'or State purposes. i<‘or three days I :itlriulcil a_i.-oiiveiition ot' Food Ad- iiiii\isli'utors_ Federal and Stutc rep- ieseiitatlvcs, and was present ut a bunf|ueI_ nt wlilcli they' iilltblllletl. Hill] it would bo difficult to bring together it iliier. more intelligent, inure bus- iiicss~likc, niore earliest-liiliidell set ol' nlcn in .»\iiiericu. At ilie convention the prcblenis ol' food control were llireslicd out in detail, and i never dh? und ni-_ver could before mullze how niniiy ol' all kinds of things uf- fcclcll cvcr_\'ll|liiu» else. i"oi" nearly Ii dai lin-so cornust nien. ii nnniber ol' liieni snociiillsls, discussed so sini- plc ii nuitrei as ii loaf ol' brcaul for war liinc. and hours were consumed in ilcriiliiig wiietlier the wheutless dur should lic Sunday or \\'edi\cs- dai'-so ininntc arc the soiisiderations wiilrh uilcct and govern the conduct of ¢\\'i~r_\' ii\ilu.~:lry. 'l`o cai'1‘_\‘ out the ziiins and objects ;:l"|`uo15‘ i‘ontr|.>i. you niust Iiiirc the co-opei°aiioii ul the

nicn ciigaigcd in every lllie»0L'-~ acLi\‘--

ity, You niusl hare ug1‘ceiiien1_ coni- proiiiisc. secriiicc uni? that above all tliings olsc iiivolvcs- iiiiderstaiidiliir.

l siibniit to i-:ii'pi|ii.', ciitii-s~-iiiiil l

uni not :Living to sii_\ lliiil 1-i'iIii-isiii. cv- i-ii if ill-l`i;uiul\\il. is noi inns; us\'i`iil lo ii food controller in kiinwinp the re- quireinenls ol' cducutioii-A-il' it body ot' such inen iill. euriiesily_ voluntar- ilv :ind \vholl_v coiiizeiitiniiiig t`.ie-lr iiiiiids upon the concrete lloc-Li limb' lcins ol' the nation cannot arrive at tin-_ best possible solution, who can?

“ i " - _ l . .

fills Gllarlulialuwn lluanllan g - ~ wnlirunnnm i »- I- i i ~ t d - i _ ,_ - l sequent slump in prices. _ _ u‘I,§,‘§,‘,2’[,_,,‘§,“,,,§;.. §',‘,‘,"`,_,f,‘,’§§f‘ C"_f,,_,“,§°_§f"§. his ii-0.-iii. iui-. aww- im associated’ Dh||_1 5E|_5g-||0||3._FoR -- If the estlmate as to the quantlty of po- _ coinpui'ison.- has at present nn nrl'niin~ "

lstrntive stuff of 74. The United

' °’lMDrnin||'Qaily (founded 1891). $3.50 per year. (Deliv- ll8.t08S ln tl'l€ COUllt1'y lS COl'l‘€Ct, and tll§1'€ States- Food Adiniiilstratlon has an ium and dm,-iblnol. 0,- m.acu,,n|_

_ uuiumimi iieiiniaiis _»

Gi/'

furnished by W. S. Louson

“CHEER UP"

’l`he"ton ue h _

limit-5 uiidgsyiiipgttllily. its minmry or ~“”“ vemivt' be' sccideu inn 1

lioizlscoruged into goodness. Wei:

F r - - . tiiazoiittixiilatii 'reilldeiiile~ivii1i?iai;0llliuh\fflity illlflllgli lil'e curing sorrows, ullh,-55? disc-ciitents, _ lieulllng. eiimltles awe f’ ening bitter fountains, scattering he I piiiess and good-will. ae _W0ne such nature can influence an entire oominuulty, just iis one nower will crowd a rooni with sweet odors Get ull the good there is today

D;n’t fret about toiiioirow, '

'l`liere‘s trouble 'round us all the time

What need is there to borrow? Y

The wise man gets what joy he ,_-hu

And lenves the fool' his lc-ily. '

He knows. too inuch to waste lils' life

iii glooin and inelunch~sly.`

Look on the bright side every time .Don't waste your days repiiiing, \\'hcn any cloud looks dark and dull,

Turn out the silver lining.

Ho wise! Be ci\ee‘rl`\il,brlglit, und lil-.n1_

Iiruve to thc fool his folly,

And let your iuotto be; "Ulieer up!"

Your rule ot' life: “Be jolly!"

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And in concluding this urticlo, just

lrt nie soy that in ull essential things lfiaiiziila-iii so far as conditions are -slinilar. and there are many features oi' siniilarity in cc-iidltlons betwccii the two countries-hias from the out- svi. been proceediitl; on the ghme broiu. lines in respect of food con. trol. and will. with the whole-souleii co-oporiitioii ol' the people, arrive at the .--niiie suiistuiiliul results. In my next l shall outlliie the general pol. ivy of the Uiiit.ei1_S_t¢1.teii Food Auiiiiii- istratiou as expounded to me by some oi' its leading spirits, and as it sceni- ed to ine deducible from the much- lncry in operation.

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like had beee_uS\s0cmte{1 “limi Girls patent und' gun inetiil burtoiicd boots at $1.85. }:'_‘\"‘T|,’e.""d_d{’l t le euihgm wus \Vonien's high cut. gun metal sizes 21/; to 7 at 153.50. efmU`:Ju0n`tf\;ub,.O‘;l5 mis of udm||1igf_ These boots arc extra good vuluo l`or the price. (fall and see tlieni. -

Belgiaii el (_ .

to its head. in niitlcipatloii of his up- l.

u it to 'ether ii _ ‘\,,

flume up i

tration upon which work hue been V _ _ ._

' ' Silk Holeproof Hosiery 3

developed and expanded in dct.nll.'1`hc we Sen H0|ep,-ogf H°s|e,~y_ G 0 F B R () S iucinbers of the adiniiiistrutlve stall. wear 5 momhs qua,-ante¢d_ \ months, wear guaranteed.

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b Parliamentary Secretary of Military Af- .

years previous. It _is possible", even pro - fairs Mr Mccurdy has had to do with

able _ that the patriotic fervour touched ’

’ - - _ _ __ many problems affecting the soldiers, and

only the patriotic’ that the genelous fel has been a strenuous worker in that con-

voui touched onl' the fei i'o ‘ .

y e le ue =ti ii. Mi Arinstroii did ood servicc

buttlie response was, apparei tlv at le' t lm” _- ' . . g ' g . W " , 1 \ @ `

general and We were justly pl_]0u~d of W‘;iu;ialT‘idii1;)e]ct01- of the Military Hospitals Com- Q [£7 / Q Q

u.'.'.}.-dl _ 4' SS. ._ ‘ ~ _

o_i_ iovince ia _ _c_one_ _ ‘ v _ _ .V 1 tin _ _ 4 J V J

yi:/e are not mamtammg the p,we_ Ou, The adiniiiistratioii of affai s re a_ g

enthusiasm is c0Q1ing_ We are looking for to returned soldiers was not uiiprovided __ _ _ I excuses to shirk our duty. We are trying for 01' unattended te before the new De' / _ . .... ... ` ‘_i9~'_li=15’. upon other shoulders the burden we partment .Was established' But the ma.eh1` C if V I '

' ourselves- should carry. Our Military Ser- “ery required developmg and emerdma'

, _I Vice Act has made many unpleasant 1,eVe_ }ting, bféing of ithe klilnd siiitlableofolr ogily the

lations. Designed to exempt every man eayly F’ ages 0 Sue 3 Worm .ny Y een' whose' woi'k could, under the most gene- Stltutlngdbgerels to mget Sitluatlons if “EEF

rous interpretation, be construed into es- arose an lseesed t emse V95 “Ou _ 9 sential productive labour, pitiful excuses Government fhspese lof llome busmesg

liavebeeii framed to evade it. Partizan ‘thfown “pen lt W ‘en me re um nlovemen criticism has been indulged in to palliate of the Soldiers was yet 3 St1'ag.g1m.g Une' the excuseg and if possible, to make the The time came when the oi'ganiz_ations for

- ~ ’ - th - k i - a - -

act_i_iiell`ect1ve. We need a revival in our 4 ‘Syler ld themeelvee t9 be lfneorpow'

patriotism' \ve need still to appeal as we ted in the “ge” Orgamzation 0 3 591331"

did three years ago, to the best that is in ‘lite Depalielellt Ofd the.t(1;1°V§mn.1e.?t hav'

usp If th . _ th h _ _ ing _everyt ing to o wi t e civi re-es-

ele me Ose W Om Such an dp tablishinent of our fighting men. There

ipeal will not touch there is all the more d h. '.11

,reason why it Should be made, made can be no oubt that t_is wi mean not

only greater efficiency in the methods of

stronger and clearer than ever before The d .1

__ _.ml ._ _ _ _ _ _

_ 3; 5-- _ great majority of our Peo le ha h ealing with the men whi e they are in the commendable energy in the) wai'.Wl7s7ghd)ev hands of the Government and the cawying ,__ there were those who did not-, The pI,0_ out of sound 1deas_of statesmanship to the i ~ .ai ' - _ ii- - great national business of putting the sol-

vince as a w ole did well and if we will d. h _ f h

`f`<]”if§=;1’_.1 _ cessary taxation for the up-keep of our en e

schools and charities with the same ener-

f . _ turn the energy we have shown in the ear- Miers Ong elrdeet m e economic Sense of f-_%.;,;#1;p;°;F_§';_:_ ly stages of the war” to the building up of e wer ’ ‘m ensuring them not only il 1`,§l__i»=§,,;i,;_:2_"‘. 3 our province, if we inspire each other to square deal’ but grateful treatment at the greater effort, if we contribuate to our ne- ganéisdof the eountry they S0 bf`aVelY de'

gy as we did voluntarily, we shall have a ‘ YOTES

'be worthy of those who have sacrificed so

4]' " much on Our behalf Lord Northcliffe_ is appointed control- _,é_.,;_.w!_;._;;_.,§, f,” Q- O ler of propaganda in _enemy _countries

\`__' t V i -- - -- Beaverbrook was appointed _Minister of .2 ‘IM ~:» J POTATO PRICES Propaganda at large. The British Govern- 1 ly up _ r ment _seems to be a strong believer in prin-

t I ters ink.

_dllajiiimpus in the opinion that the present V .high price of potatoes will not be maintain- edimuchlonger. It is pointed out that there is-a_ considerable surplus in Canada and the United States imported somewhat largely ling duri_ng the fall and winter were caus- ed by difficulties in transportation. The

United States mported somewhat largely mg purposes'

from Canada, not because they had few of I bolf lgliirch conéeislin lillre ablion dit is in duty _ _ _ _ _ _ un o_go ou 1 e a am an vice versa. them to the market. Similarly in Ontario Many will look anxiously at the manner

their own but because they could not get

th9I`€ Were large quantities but they were being fed so slowly to the large centres that there was a continuous scarcity and high prices. With the improvement in trans-

The German army rush _into Russia is

accounted for chiefly by a desire to strip the invaded territory of everything of va- lue and turn the inhabitants into slaves to_ produce food for the Germans. Peace _ with Russia is useful only for requisition-

of' the blustering month as it enters and _ d

will holpe o_r _fear accordingly. 'There is a p genera opinion that we have had about t »- _ ________1 enough winter for one season and the wea- A _

‘f _

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You

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_ We were extreme

nearly all the Caroets c over a year late' in 'mak the old prices.

We Have all

New est Des

Welton, Axminste

Squares, Stair Carpets, H is quite as large and as w

ing a small deposit hav e ivery of it. -

.atfli

ry » -- -

at Prevailing Prices.

can select the Carpet which pleases you, and by pay-

e it put away until you wish -to take

want Carpets---see

our magnificent

stock

; .,111 §Pi11<= Of. the War, and the tre- el mendousiy High prices which i'Hs"tfnnisi ‘

are now asking we are splendidly pre- _

pared to sell you Carpets.

Our Prices Are Much Less Than Mill Prices Today

ly fortunate in our buying and received ontracted for. Some of the mills were mg delivery-but we got the goods at

Kinds, all Colo s. all the s

igns in Every Weave

r, Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry Carpets i_n earth Rugs and Mats. Our stock todaiy ~ ell assorted as any we have ever shown.

We Advise You to Buy That Carpet Now. When These ~

Goods Are Sold Out We Won’t Be Able to Buy or Sell Carpets

portationzfacilities after the winter stormsltherwise are predicting an early spring.

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