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HIGH CLASS NOVELTIES
IN HOLIDAY GOODS
FOR
iO-EnSTTLE^IElNr.
Exclusive Line of FiDe
UMBRELLAS,
100 designs, prices from f5 00 to f20.00.
MUFFLERS,
Silk and Satin.
SMOKING JACKETS.
OFFIS JACKETS.
SUSPENDERS,
Silk and Satin, Highly Embroidered.
EDWARDS,
—MEN’S OUTFI fTKK.
I>R- SETH N. JORDAN,!
Physician and Operating Surgeon. Office
1138 Broad Street.
DR. C. T OSBURN,
DENTAL SURGEON,
So. 1010 Broad Street.
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THE OLD ILNE WHIGS
Were a Toney set. They will find a reminder
of Log Cabin Days and Pure Old Supplies at my
corner near Bell Tower.
ROLLIN JEFFERSON.
DR. LOYIOK W. PHILIPS,
Physician and Surgeon. Office 1017 ;-.j Broad St.
Telephone 36. Residence 1033 Fourth avenue.
Telephone 207. apr2-d&w ly
OPERA GLASSES!
OPERA GL ASSES!
The largest stock ever brought to the city.
Opera Glass Holders. Call and see them.
DIAMON DS ! DIA MONDS !
GOLD PENS! GOLD PENS!
GOLD WATCHES ! GOLD WATCHES !
Lace Pins, something new. Lace Pins,
Earrings.
QUEEN CHAINS! QUEEN CHAINS!
Silver Plated Ware ! Silver Plated Ware !
GOLD AND PLATED CUFF BUTTONS,
Bings of every description. Bracelets!
Bracelets! Silverware! Silverware!
Come and see me before you buy your
Xmas Presents.
V. J. PEKOR
1034, Broad Street.
A CHRISTMAS GIFT.
Of rare value can be had at J. MARION
ESTES & SON’S shoe store. If you want
something which your friends will be sure
to appreciate, just give ’em a pair of our
IFVLIMIOTTS
FOOT WARMERS.
These wonderful shoes are luxurious and
comfortable. A prominent lawyer of this
city bought over a dozen pair for his friends
last year. See our stock of Gents’ Fine
Slippers.
J. MARION ESTES & SON.
fchoe Dealers.
JOHN BLACKMAK,
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
I respectfully withdraw my name from the
scramble for Alderman. J. H. Edwards.
For Sale.
I will sell the Sans Souci saloon, business,
stock and fixtures. Will give possession January
1. For Farther information apply to me at 1011
Broad street. J. H. Edwards.
83 50. Don’t Fail to See These. 83.00.
Our new lot <"f Ladies’ Shoe= at above price
are splendid value. Call and let us show them
to you. J. Marion Estes & Son.
New Telephones.
Subscribers will please add to their list
152—D. E. Williams’ office.
155- L. E. Thornton’s residence
T. L. Ihgram, Manager.
A Beautiful Bride.
The people on broad str=et were surprised yes
terday by the appearance of a beautiful bride.
She was dressed in satiu striped tulle and surah
siik en train and a tulle veil, diamond orna
ments. Many stared at her in amazement and
were charmed with her beauty. She is in the
show window at A. L. Crawford’s. He also has his
store filled with the largest stock of dolis. toys,
confectioneries and fruits in the city. Call be
fore the rusn and make your purchases.
If you waLt fine Flour to make cakes get it
from I. L Pollard.
Gold Band China.
Teacups and san ers at 90c. set or $ 1.75 per
dozen. Worth seeing about if you need anything
of the kind.
New Crockery Store.
A Card
This week we shall throw upon our bargain
counters twenty-five pieces of fine dress goods,
consisting of twill back broad cloth, silk warp
Henriettas, Ladies’ cloth, all wool Henriettas,
French twill and series These goods are worth
$1, $:.25 and $1.5 per yard. The uniform price
for this week will be 75 cents a yard.
We etaali, at the same time, show a line of
dress trimmings, velvets, p ushes, Gimp’s braid,
and jet passeoieuiaries. Tee prices we have put
on these goeds will cause astonishment among
even the closest buyers. This will be a feast of
bargains in fine dress goods aDd trimmings. Give
us an tarly call. James E. Cargill.
Apples, Oranges and Nuts at I. L. Pollard’s.
-Orange?at whotesale. J. J. Wood.
FineTeaat I L. Pollard’s.
We stand On Our Stock.
You can’t laugh at a snake story when the
man who tells it produces the snake. We pro
duce the snake (otherwise the stock we tell
about), and if it isn’t as big and as wonderful as
our tale makts it out, you can laugh till you’re
tired. It costs you nothing, remember, to see
the best, biggest and most complete stock of
china and glassware ever brought Soutn.
New Crockery Store.
Imported Preserves at I. L. Pollard’s, 1224
Bioad street.
Kouse Furnishing. New Crockery Store.
The “New Home.”
The “New Home,” the popular sewing ma
chine, is a household word everywhere, aud the
people will have uo ether after thoroughly test
ing the “New Home.” For light running they
cannot be excelled, aud are guaranteed to give
desired satisfaction in all grades of sewing. The
“New Home” invariably ta.es the prize every
where it is contested. It is alway - to buy the
best, and you can get the “ New Home” on very
easy terms cheap. Office, 1117 Broad street.
Pure Stick Candy at I. L. Pollard’s.
Fine Shoes.
I have lecieved a lot of ladies’ fine shoes.
Come in and examine my stock before you buy.
Wm. Meyer.
Buckwheat, Mincemeat at I. L. Pollard’s, 1224
Broad sueet.
A large stock and low pric -s. That’.-the New
Crocke y Store’s bid for business Who makes
it better?
Fine French Candies at I. L. Pollard’s, 1224
Broad street.
Whatever You Kt quire in Furniture
You will find it to your interest to examine our
stock and prices before buying elsewhere. Re
liable goods at lowest cost.
Great reduction in parlor and bed room suits.
Intending buyers in ev her of t bese lines should
see what we offer. C ;in rocking chairs, plush
seat rocking chairs, sideboards,extension tables,
card and library tables, ladies’ desks and lots of
handsome things su table for holiday presents.
Edmonds’ Furniture Store
Safety Lamp Collars.
In addition to our previous offers, we are now
in sha.e to fit cur “brag’ Burner. 30-candle
power, with wick and chimney, to any glass
lamp, and to give, also, one of our Safety Lamp
Collars with each burner outfit -making the
lamp absolutely safe and more convenient in
filling. Glarl to show the merits of the outfit to
any one. Only 5J cents, all coruDlete.
. New Crockery Store.
Fine French Prunes at I L. Pollard’s, 1224
Broad street.
Headquarters for Christmas goods at P J. Wil
liams & Co., between postoffice aud Broad street-
Cit-cn, Rais ns and Currants at I. L. Pollard’s,
1224 Broad street.
The “ New Home.’
Shelled Almonds at I. L. Po.lard’s, 1224 Broad
street.
Tea Spoons $1 set. New Crockery Store.
J. R. Bethune has the b ^st and prettiest stock
of confectioneries in the city.
The “ New Home” Sewing Machine leads them
all,
“Handsomely decorated china cu3pidores $1
pair. Sold in pairs or separately.
New Crockery Store.
P. J. Williams & Co. have the largest stock of
Confections and Toys in Columbus.
—“Derma-Lotion” cures all skin diseases, dtf
The Universal Clothing Store is the cheapest
place for C othing aud Gents’ Furnishing Good3.
David Rothschild.
Xmas Prize Puzzle.
Notary Public.
Office next to Telegraph Offi e, second door
e-aat of old quart-rs.
Telephoue 51.
Special Sunday Schedule.
First train will leave Broad street, opposite
Ilank'm House, for Wildwood aud Wynnton at
8:30 a m ; second train wid leave Br ad street,
opposite Rankin House, for Wildwood ana
Wynnton at 9:30 a. m.; third tra n will leave
Broad -treet, op posite Rankin House, for Wild
wood aud Wynnton at 12:30 p. m : fourth train
will leave Broad street, opposite Raukin House,
for Wildwood aud Wynnton at 2:00 p. m.; fifth
train will leave Bioad street, opposite Rankin
House, f ?r Wildwood and Wynnton at 3:01 p m.;
sixth train will leave Broad street, opposite Ran
kin House, for Wildwood and Wynnton at 4:00
p mg seventh train will leave Broad street, op-
poate Rankin House, for Wildwood and Wvnn-
ton at 5:00 p. m.; eighth train will leave Broad
Street, opposite Rankin House, for Wildwood and
Wynnton at &00 p. m ; ninth train will leave
Hroad street, opposite Rankin H ruse, for Wild'
wood and Wynnton at 7:00 p. m.; tenth train will
leave Broad s reet. opposite Rankin House, for
Wildwood and Wynnton at 9:00 p. m. Return
ing, leave Wynnton for the city at 9:00, '0:30 a. m
aci LOO, 2:30, 3:39, 4:30, 5:30, 6:30 and 7:30 p. m.
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Add six figures from the above to count twenty-
one. Silk urnb'elia-, caps and silk handkerchiefs
to be given as premiums tor correct solution.
Note ad. on first page.
Chancellor & Pe irce,
Shoe Dealers. Leading Cl taiers. Haters and
Men’s Oitfitters. Prettiest line Xmas Novel
ties in the city.
Have You Seen
The beautiful display of Xmas 3rods iu window
of Chancellor & Pearce.
Christmas Goods and Toys now open. A. L.
Crawford. dec4lf
3 piece Tin Sets. New Crockery Store.
Traylor, Spencer & Co.’s Heury Chewing To
bacco is the ti test made. For sale by
nov24-suu8t Evans & Howaad^
Santa Claus’ headquarters at A. L. Crawford’s.
dec4tf
Largest assortment of Gents'ami Bovs’Hats,
Caps, great variety of Trunks aud Valises, at
Universal Stores. D Rothschild.
New York Directory.
The last New York City directory cau be fouud
at Merchants and Mechanics bank, jyiitf
The Way of the World ’
Just now is the way that leads to the New
Crockery Store.
Chew the delicious Henry Tobacco. Sold at
nov24-sun8t Evans A Howard’s.
TO THE PEOPLE OF COLTN 4178.
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
Mayor of the city of Columbus, and respectfully
solicit your votes.
Election Saturday, December 14,1889.
ocUOdtd JERRY SLADE.
Arrivals at the Hotel de Central Yesterday.
COL. W. A. DANIEL, MANAGER.
John Werner, New York; C B Farmer, T F
Smith, city; W T Owen, Nashville; A M Boles,
Notasulga; Samuel J McFenons, Kansas City;
Frank Mumfard, Baena Vista; G H McDonald,
Birmingham; John Brown, Ga; T M Adams, Cot
tage Mills, Ga; Ben J Daniel, city; Josiah Flour
noy, Georgia; James N Sanders. Alabama;
J D Neills, civy; Pro ’ A S Hough, Opelika; E S
Williamson, T oy; C P Sidall, W J Sidall, La-
donia, Ala; Capt A G Gordon, city; W A Reid,
LaGrange; J T McConanghy, D C Kirkpatrick, C
E Cole, Pensacola; R W. Rice, Selma; E H Jen
kins. returned; David Howard, Macon; Geo W
Anderson, Kingsboro; J A Terrell, Dentville, Ala;
A B Rumsy, R H Rutherford, New Orleans; W C
Geurey, Opelika; J T Lindsey, P B C.
Rankin Honse Arrivals
LEADING HOTEL IN THE CITY.
W A Rhewly, Rome, Ga; S C Moon, Georgia; T
S Fontaine, returned; R C Greyson, Baltimore.
Md; CE McClelland, New Orleans; FS Negus,
Richmond, Va; J E Robinson, New York; W L
Mayer, Philadelphia; W C VanHoose Troy, Ala;
Hiram Reed. New Brighton Pa; F J Barnes,
Louisville, Ky; J M Lloyd, Savannah, Ga; J F
McLaughlin, Boston; Wm S N Mason, At anta,
Ga; Ed Montag, W C Martin, Atlanta; S Hirsch,
Woodbury, Ga; W S Green returned; Harry H
Jacobs, Lidlian Lee.s Company; W A Bates,
Griffin, Ga.
Many imitate, none equal the Henry Chewing
Tobacco. Evans & Howrrd.
nov24 sun8t
The people still cling to Dr, Bull’s Cough
Syrup as the only safe aud reliable remedy for
cough, cold, croup, catarrh, and cons unption.
25 cents.
The best stock Cloaks, Newmarkets, Jerseys
and Jackets at Universal Stores. D. Rothschild.
A Congh, Cold or Sore Throat should not
be neglected. Brown’s Bronchial Troches
are a simple remedy, and give prompt relief. 25
cents a box. dec3tu,thu,sat,sun&w
Ef You Wan ter
Swop yom dimes for my Toys at eyetheT
holesale (that’s when you make a hole in
my stock) or retail and get the advantage
of a good assortment, and likewise avoid
the rush and jam of the last few days of
grace, the quicker you giter move on yer
the better lt’il be for you and for me.
HOLLOWAY,
Holesale an 1 Retail Tea Center,
1116 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga.
W. H. RODAY,
First-class Shoemaker and Repairer, recently
from eastern factories, now at Bedell’s shoe em
porium. Making and repairing Ladies’ and
Gents’ Shoes a specialty, out of the best material
and finest workmanship. All work guaranteed
and delivered promptly when promised.
1130 Broad St., Columbus, Ga.
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BRADFORD’S
DRUG STORE.
The Best Goods Only.
We are prepared with a new, fresh stock,
bought by Mr. Bra ford personally in New York,
to offer extra inducements in ail goods in our
line.
PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY.
Patrons can re’y upon always finding Mr. B.
in the store. novz6tf
HOLD! HOLD!!
For tlie Holidays.
Our Hoi day Goods are all in and waiting for you
to come aud make you selection before the rush
begins.
Santa Claus
Has made all arrang >ments to stop at our Big
Dime Score during the Holidays, where he can
make the best selections for the children We
want to call your special attention to our Christ
mas presents. Decorated China goods of all
kind i.
Fruits, Xiits and Candies
Of all kinds, and enough for everybody. Hang
up your sock and be ready.
BOYCE BROTHERS.
Telephone 199.
Our New Clothing Store
Is a complete °ucces3 beyond our expectations,
as people have f juad out that
We Carry the Largest Stock of Pants
IN THE CITY,
The Biggest Assortment of Gents’ Cloth-
inn up town,
The Finest Assortment of Boys’ and
Children’s Clothing,
The Most Select Slock of Overcoats, the
Most Stylish Hats and Caps,
The Largest Stock of Woolen Overshirts
in Columbus,
The Best Select Stock of Gents’ Under
wear in Southwest Georgia,
The Nicest Assortment of Scarfs and Gloves
in the city,
AT PEICES THAT HEFT COMTiTIIIN!
L). ROTHSCHILD,
Leader ot Barga us.
1245 and 1247 Broad street, corner Thirteenth
street, opposite rumors’ Warehouse.
Fire Insurance.
J E II K V S L A D E
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itlanln llmim lii.iirni|i'i< 4 <>ni|>iniy,
lil.Mn.iico of A,trill America
NnvitmiHli t’li-o not. llniiiir,
1,Million AMiiiituee riir|tiirnlloll.
Telephone lM7.
OFFICE 1‘KAHK’si IIOOM NTORE.
Ajr ORDERS SOLUUI’KD.
(r LOWtsSV RATES GIVEN.
October 5-4pilu
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
Worth of desirable Dry Goods to be turned loose right in the heart of the season at prices
beyond the reach of all possible competition. We have just closed the contract lor having
our store largely increased in size, and in a few days the workmen will begin tearing away
the entire rear of our present quarters. Th s means loL of goods with no place to put
th m—except in the hands of our customers. With this end in view we will begin Monday
a system of prices that will make the cash cars hum. Not room enough by half in this
space to tell you of all that’s cheap. What is here may only be considered an indicator.
20 pieces Heavy Gray Twilled Flannel worth 20c. per yard,
this week’s price do -vn to 12Ac.
10 pieces finer quality worth 30c., this week’s price down
to 20c
6-4 Waterproof.
10 pieces Waterproof, Grays, Blues and Browns, one and one-half yards, well wcr;h 50c. per yard’
this week’s price down co 25c. per yard.
Jerseys.
Jerseys.
50 dozen Ladies’ Coat-Back Jerseys, all sizes, worth the world over 50c., this week’s price down
to 25c.
Half Hose.
40 dozen Gerts’ ful! regular made Balbriggan Half Hose, well worth I5c., this week’s price down to
1214c. per pair.
Yard Wide Sea Island
40 pieces yard wide, heavy, fine quality Sea Island Cotton, nothing to match it under 8c , this
week’s price 6%c. per yard.
Fine French Flannels.
10 pieces best quality Printed French Flannels, well worth 75c., this week’s price down to 5Cc. Ex
quisite patterns.
25c. Per Yard.
250 yards handsome Printed F anne's, choice designs, 32 inches wide, last week's price 4Cc , this
week down to 25c. Both the above lines of goods make handsome Wrappers or Dressing
Gowns.
Lower and Lower Go the Prices.
2000 yards good quality Sateens, worth and sold last week at 10c., this week’s price will be fc. per
yard.
Another Dress Goods Tumble.
500 yards those handsome Fleeced-Back Wrapper materials, in elegant Persian designs, never sold
under 15c. per yard, this week’s price down to like. P er yard.
What Do You Think of This!
20 pieces 36-inch fine quality All-Wool Tricots, the regular 50c. grade-not the goods that we
recently gave our customers snch a bargain in at 15c., b it a very much finer qualiiy. the tqual
of anything you can buy for 50c. This week’s price down to 25c. per yard.
Cloaks! Cloaks!
DOWN! DOWN!
25 Seal Plush Jackets. Satin lined, nicelvmar-
eiegartly finished, quality guaranteed: can't Z
matched under $10; this week’s price down to
Plusli Modjeskas,
20 handsome Seal Plush Modjeskas r. :j ,
$15 varment; they milst bs sold; all down'J
$10.50.
Newmarkets.
The knife into them too. No quarter show>.
Cloaks.
25 nicely made Newmarkets, Velvet trimm r-
sheared backs, neat stripes; would be cle-Tat
$6; this week's price down to $3.50.
Another Lot
Newmarkets a good variety of styles to select
from: worth $7 to $8; ail down to $5.
< liil lren’s Wraps.
A big lot of Children’s Wraps, all s'zes: they
are marked down too. Wonderful bargains in
Children's Wraps at $3. $4 and $5.
35c.
35c
35c.
Ladies’ Cloth Jackets
; Iu light and heavy weights; gome rare bargains
this Week at $2, $ , $4 and $5.
Furs. Furs.
Third shipment will be on sale Monday.
Lynx, Astiakhan,
Persian Lamb, •
Eed Fox,
Silver Hair,
Canadian Sable,
and many other styles. Muffs and Capes to
march.
25 pieces those 36-inch fine All-Wool Cheviot Sailings; lots cf them have been so d at 50c., and we
never gave better value for the money. They must be closed out, so down they go to 35c. ter
yard.
25c.
25c.
25c.
Children’s Furs.
Fauntleroy Sets in Children’s Furs—litr e
beauties.
10 pieces 36-inch Ail-Wool Serges, nothing like them to be had under 40c.. this week’s price down
to 25c.
Black Henriettas.
10 pieces 46-inch All Wool Black Henriettas, the equal of anything you can buv for 65c.. this week’s
price down to 50c. per yard.
Fancy Dress Flannels.
25 pieces double fold Fancy Plaid and Striped Flannels just received, to be dosed out at 25c.
Silk Umbrellas.
! ^An elegant line of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's
j Silk Umbrellas, in Sterling Silver and Res: tiull
Mountings. They are works of art.
Kid Gloves.
Onr stock now full for the holidavs. Price'
trem 50c. up. Misses’ Kids.
Blanchard, Booth & Huff.
COLUMBUS COTTON
A>D PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
1007 Broad street, Opposite Rankin Honse.
New York and Chicago market quotations
posted on every call. Future contracts bought
and sold on margin. Orders promptly executed.
Rules of New York and Chicago s'rictly adhered
to. »*. f. PICKETT, Manager.
Telephone 231. nov'27 lm
LOOK HEBE!
A BEAUTIFUL LOT PANTS PAT-
tems, worth ten to fiften dollars. We j
make ud your choice of any ia the lot, |
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS, for ten
dollars! Also, j
A SPLENDID LOT OF MADE-UP SUITS, j
Will be clos3d out at prices ridiculously ,
low.
G. J. PEACOCK,;
CLOTHING MANUFACTURER,
Now, 1300 & 1303 BEGAD STREET, j
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Hare You Seen the Brids? !
Beautiful!
Sweet!
Sixteeu !
AND CHARMING !
Elabor te y arrayed in satin striped tulle and
Surah silk en train—diamond ornaments. Re
ception 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. daily, at 1144 Broad
s reer, headquarters of “ Old Santa Claus” aud
depository of “Christmas Trix” of ail kinds. Im
mense and choice stock of toys, confections,
fruits etc. Call before the rush and make your
purchases.
A. L. CR VWFORD.
Struppa’s Old Stand. novl2d3m
TAKE IT EASY!
BRANCH HOim
A. G Rhodes A Cj.,
Savannah. Ga.
A. G. Rhoces & Co.,
Atlanta, Ga,
A. G. Rhodes & Co..
Mooiie, Ala.
A. G. Rhodes & Co.,
Montgomery, Ala.
A. G. Rhodes & Co..
Chattanooga, Tenn.
|( A. G. Rhodes A Co..
Nashviiie, Teen.
A. G. Rhodes A Co.,
Memphis, Tenn.
A. G. Rhodes A Co.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
A. G. Rhodes & Co.,
Charleston, S. C.
A. G. Rhodes A Co.,
Columbia, S. C.
A. G. Rhodes,
Terre Haute, Ind.
A. G. Rhodes A Co.,
Evansville. Ind.
A. G. Rnodes A Co.,
Cairo, 111.
A G Rhodes A Co.,
Raleigh, N C.
A. G Rhodes A Co.,
Vicksburg. Miss.
A. G. Rhodes A Co.,
Augusta, Ga-
A. G. Rhodes & Co.,
Louisville, Ky.
Yew Baisins, Dates,
SHELLED ALMONDS, CITRON,|
Atmore & Sons’ Mince Meat,
Heinz Sweet Mixed Pi ikies Best New
York Creamery Butler at SO cents per
pound, Heeter’s New Buckwheat, the
bestcombinatiou of Seed for Cau ary Birds.
WARNEH’S SAFE YEAST.
Bread made with Warner's ; afe Yeast will re
main moisi and sweet for many days.
ARBTJOKLB’S
BEST ROASTED COFFEE,
25 Ceuta Per Pound.
Stove Polish, Bath Brick,
Sapolio for house cleaning.
ROBT. S. CRANE.
TELEPHONE NO. 339. sep26 3m
THE A. G
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lElIEIEID C3I-a:_A_i:R,S
re Light. Elegant, Strong.
We have a beautiful a-sortmmt in all cTors—plain and upholstered.
Plush Parior Snits r.iy 432.50
Fine Walnu* Wardrobes, only $'5.00.
Ha d Polished Antique Oak Suits, only $22.50
Ma o p Top - irieboards, on y $16-.0.
XVI Centnry finish Sideboa'ds. wiih oxodized trimming, sirup y elegant, twenty d'ff rent des ; r
Beautiful line of Antique and XVI Century finish Oak Center and Library Tables, from $2.50 '
$25.00 each.
A CAB LOAD OF SEW BED-BOOM SOUS
Received from Grand Rapids hot week, in the rewest designs and mosl elegant finish. Nath': —
nicer for Christmas present-
A shipment of Elegant Skin Rugs, in White, Black and Gray, to arrive this week.
We have a splendid assortment of
Easels, Cabinets, Desks, Fall Racks, Tables,
Pedestals, etc. Drop in and see our stock. It will certainly repay you.
DON'T F0 ROTCT th . at we are headquarters f or Carpets aDd Shades, and that we aho
x 1 a larger and handsomer stock than all our competitors coaioia id.
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