14 THE MORNING OEEGONIAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1905. BARMAIDS ARE TO GO Chief of Police Issues Order to Saloonkeepers. ORDINANCE TO BE ENFORCED Municipal Judge Hogue's Discovery of Forgotten Law Results in an Ultimatum to Certain North-End Proprietors. HISTORY OF CASE. THE ULTIMATUM. Chief of Police Hunt last right sent forth an order pro hibiting -women from- selling drinks In ealoons, or being in any room connected with drinking establishments. TERRITORY AFFECTE6. The dis trict along Burnslde street and north; cast of the west line of Third street. In this are Included many saloons where women are employed, and where the selling of drinks by barmaids has been the custom eince Portland was a border town. It Is presumed the order will be extended to cover the entire city. HOW IT STARTED. Municipal Judge Hoguc discovered that In eetlon 'JO of ordinance 14.049 there is a clause that prohibits women from celling drinks or being in barrooms, and also prohibiting performances or concerts where drinks are sold. He strongly recommended that the ordinance be enforced. Fr"j police headquarters last night wcr -J5ne order dreaded by keepers of " yiblnatlon" saloons since the dls cc'ery by Municipal Judge Hogue and Deputy City Attorney Fitzgerald of a section of a city ordinance that pro vides for the elimination of women from drinking establishments, or rooms connected therewith. Chief of Police Hunt sent forth the ultimatum to places In the territory east of the west line of Third street and along Burn side street east of Third, that no more barmaids will be tolerated. Although not officially given, it Is understood that keepers of similar sa loons outside of the district named may as well prepare to part with the women who have been engaged in sell ing drinks on commissions since Port land was a "Wild "West" town. Unless some flaw is found In the or dinance, officials thinks Portland will soon witness the abolition of what is regarded by the authorities as a very insidious evil, and it is said that later the police will also close all so-called "shows" where drinks are sold. The same ordinance section provides for this, and it is said It is the intention of the authorities to enforce that por tion, as well as the part dealing strictly with women selling drinks. "Why only that portion of tbe city named above was specified In the order of Chief of Police Hunt last night is not known. It is regarded as quite certain, however, that If proprietors of saloons elsewhere do not take warning and voluntarily discharge women en gaged in the business of selling drinks, the police will see to it that they do so. There is also a strong rumor, veri fied in part by a police official, to the effect that licci.ses may be revoked In any of the .places that persist In em ploying barmaids. No Raids Are Ordered. No raids were ordered last night. Chief Hunt's instructions were for the patrolmen to notify keepers of so called "combination" saloons of the recently-discovered ordinance, and to warn them of arrest In case of viola tion. It is regarded as sufficient no tice, and raids may be looked for, it is said, on establishments the proprietors of which do not comply with the law. Establishments hardest hit by the order of Chief of Police Hunt are those operated by Blazler Bros., on Burn- side street; Fred Fritz, Second nnd Burnslde, and August Erlckson, whose saloon and concert hall occupies the building from Second and Burnslde to Third street. In these places night ly performances have long been given. women taking leading .parts. Accord ing to the new ordinance, not only will the women have to quit the premises, but the performances will also have to be cut out. if the strict letter of the Jaw Is observed. Opinions differ as to what action proprietors will take. It is the gen eral belief that the end of dance halls and of women selling drinks has come In Portland. Indeed, officials state, there can be no alternative for the owners of "combination" houses but to discharge the women and run on a different basis. Some think, however, that fight will be made to test the val idity of the clause under which the ac tion of the police is based, as It Is the belief of a few that perhaps at some time that section was repealed, and got into the new ordinance book by mis take. Thl3 appears to be only a faint hope of those interested, for officials who are familiar with the history of the city's laws, say it has never been repealed. Ordinance Accidentally Found. Section 29, of ordinance 14.049, un der which the action of last night was taken, was -accidentally discovered by Municipal Judge Hogue two weeks ago. He was looking over the law carefully to ascertain the limit he could give Jed Hart, proprietor of the notorious Green Front saloon, at the time charged with vagrancy. When he read the entire section, he called the attention of Dep uty City Attorney Fitzgerald to the clause, and after a short consultation they decided it was possible under the section to abolish the custom of selling of drinks by women and to close per formances connected with saloons. The discovery of the law was pub lished, ard created a sensation among those directly Interested. To those who had long desired reform of this kind. It was a glad surprise. Judge Hogue said he regarded It as the most important thing required at this time to purge the city of a bad stain. He has no doubt of the validity of the ordinance, and states his belief that when in operation throughout the city It will have a magnificent moral effect. When the police make the order ap plicable to all portions of the city, other largo places, further uptown, will be included. The Orphcum. Fourth and Stark, and the Maze. Third between Yamhill and Taylor, will be affected. There are a large number of smaller places. which may be affected by the passage of the various corporation tax bills proposed. It lias been understood that the joint committees from the House and Senate will meet in a short time to consider the corporation tax measures which have been placed before the Legislature and it Is to keep in touch with these that the meeting was called. It is the desire of the miners of the state to be able to get one good and comprehensive law out of the sev eral bills introduced, and they wish to have a representative or represen tatives before the committee when the bills arc being considered, so that the miners' side of the question may be presented. It was decided at the meeting of last night that, if the occasion would war rant, a committee from the association would be sent to Salem when the bills came up for discussion before the committee HEARD IN THE CORRIDORS The Story of Chief Campbell and the Man Who "Wanted to "Klgh tu de Fire." ETilRE CHIEF "DAVE" CAMPBELL I exhibited considerable prowess as 'a raconteur of talcs at the City Hall yester day. This one Is on himself: A son of sunny Italy called at the de partment headquarters some time ago, and seeing the captain, said: "I lika see Dava dc CambV "Who?" "Dava de Cam'b. Christopher Colom bo. Dava de Cam'b. Chief of de Fire." "Oh, Chief Campbell. He is home sick." The Captain gave the Italian Chief Campbcll'a address. The Chief, by the way, was reclining on a couch at home suffering dolorously from an attack of la grippe. Whllo thus occupied the doorbell rang and Mrs. Campbell went to answer. "Well?" said Mrs. Campbell, on perceiv ing the Italian. "Dava de Cam'b in?" "Who?" "Dava de Cam'b'. You no know Dava de Cam'b. Chief of de Fire?" "Oh," exclaimed Mrs. Campbell, and re turning to the room where Chief Camp bell was writhing with pain, said: "Mr. Campbell, there Is a gentleman to eee you." "Dave" arose and meandered, to the door and discovered that the Italian was one, "Harry" by name, who had been pestering the life out of Mayor Williams for a position. "Hello, Harry," said the Chief gra ciously. "Hello, Dava dc Cam'b'. Whas mattah? You maka de seek?" "What do you want, Harry?" "I gota de let' froma Goorga de Will'." "What?" "You no know Gcorga de Will', de Mayor?" "Oh, yes: you want a job, eh?" "Yes. datta right: I wanta de Job." "Well, Harry, you go up to the Civil Service and get an application blank." "Clvltl serv'? Dava de Cam'b. whas a datr "Civil Service Commission. You get an application blank and tell them all you know abo,ut the hose, engines and coup lings and then come and tell me. You get a blank and fill it out" "Me fllla de blank out? Say. Dava de Cam'b. I no de lawyer. Ef 1 be de law yer, I no wanta worka de fire." "Well, you go up there and take the ex amination and if you pass we will give you a Job." "Say. 1 no wanta be de Chief of de Fire. Clvltl serv'. Before de 'lecshon, dey coma to me an' say: 'Harry, you gooda de boy, ah' pat me on de back. Now, clvltl serv. I no wanta to be de Chief of the Fire. I wanta go up on the roof and choppa de thing an eata de smoke. Data de kind of clvltl serv. Damn." And Harry walked away highly indig nant at the service ho suffered in "the hands of Dava the Cam'b'. "But that can't hold a candle to the one Judge Williams tells on himself," said the Chief, with a broad smile. "There used to be a fellow named Burns who called on Mayor Williams every day looking for a job. The Mayor couldn't do anything for him. and Burns became a regular nuisance. -One day he dme in the office and with a brogue peculiarly his own said: " 'Your Honor, for thorty years Ol hove been a Dlmecrat and whin they put G'orge H. Williams oop fer Mayor I be came a Repoobllcan.' " 'So?' said Mayor Williams, musingly, and looking askance at Burns. The lat ter felt that he was not making an Im pression, and hastened to say, patting the Mayor on the shoulder In a friendly way: " 'And be Jabbers, Misther Williams, whin you die you'll hove the biggest fu neral ave any mon In Oregon. "The Mayor said afterward that he guessed he would have to die soon and find out how popular he was." City Officials Are Warned Anonymous Letter Says "Ilel rstat" Men Are Trying to De fraud City. yr DIABOLICAL plot to defraud the " city has been unearthed. Yester day Auditor Thomas C. Devlin received an anonymous letter addressed to the Park Board, which Is as follows: Portland, Or.. Honcbele Jan. 1903. Gentlemen: Wee have notesd that some Kelestat man thrugh some Pursone are workeng a schem out here. Ther lnte&nson is to work you for to spane money on what the call Columbia park. Wee dont believe Its to any use out here. It would be money trowed away In thes lokason. these park Is good enough now for thes lokalety out hcer. Thes Relestate schemers are tryieng to work you look out Respactfully The missive If a masterpiece of rheto ric and . may possibly be taken seriously at the next meeting of the Park Board. It Is of such an emphatic tenor and so delightfully conceived that before many moons a great corps of clever sleuths t may be employed to seek out the "Relestat men who are tryieng to work I the City to snane money on what the i call Columbia Park." MINERS ABE ON THE ALERT. Committee May Be Sent to Salem to Look After Their Interests. A meeting of the executive commit tee of the Oregon Miners Association was held last night upon the call of President W. D. B. Dodson in the office of Philip S. Bates. In the Oregonlan building. The meeting was called in order to discuss the advisability of sending a committee of minors to the Legisla ture to look .after ihe mining interests ADVANCE SPRING STYLES. New Ladies' Suits Covert Jackets. We have got them; today we will show a fine lot of new advance Spring style suits. You don't need to buy out-of-date garments. Wc manufacture all our gar ments right here In Portland. These new styles arc grand. The goods Is all shrunk, won't spot. An olcgant line of covert jack ets, new styles. You will know our gar ments arc advance styles as soon as you see them. There is not today a new ad vance style ladies' tailor suit In Portland ntitsM of mir etfirp. ftthr Via t . i and get them from the East. iau arouna. jsce mese new. stylish garments. Easy payments. If you like $1 per week. THE J. M. ACHESOX CO... I Fifth and AIW st- Principal Poril4 Agamis for Batterick Patterns u4 Pilicatks Fk. DtliMtior 1 5c BUSINESS ITEMS. 1 If Baby Is Cutting Teeth, j Be cure and use that old and well-tried remedy. I Mrs. Wisslowa SooUusg Syrup, for children 1 teethlnr. It soothes the child, -softens the gums. allays ail pain, cure wind colic and diarrhoea. Keep the liver and kidneys In order. I ulate theco organs. I The Meier Frank Store Annual Clearance Sale; Every Article Reduced Fifth week of the great preinventory Clearance Sale fmds the Mekr &. Frahk Store distrib uting more and better bargains than ever before In every department money-saving op portunities are presented by the thousands Get your share before k is too late Women's "Cravenettes" at Half Price it HIH W Portland's Largest and Best Store Lively times in Portland's leading cloak store all day yester dayThe great half-price sale of our entire stock of wom en's Raincoats brought out an enthusiastic throng of buyers and judging by the returns everyone mast have bought Half-price offerings are rare at this store, merchandise being marked at too reasonable a margin of profit to permit it, but when we do say "half-price" on any particular line, Portland women turn out enmasse Today's offering in cludes every Cravenette in our immense stock, the only j: i - Ij vt r i i . t complete qispiay m me cny wswesi materials, cesi siyies, olives, oxfords, tans and mixtures, belt backs, or belt all around, braid, button, velvet and leather-trimmed effects, shirred, plaited and yoke styles, all sizes, three times the va- riety of any store in town The values range from $12.50 to $50.00 Half Price Curtains, Upholstery Goods Rope Portieres, all colors, suitable for doors up to seven feet wide, desirable styles $6.00 values $4.35 $3.50 values $2.15 $2.00 values $1.27 50-incli Ramie, suitable for furniture covering and cush- ions, five colors, great special value, yard .JswC 50-inch Cotton Tapestry, six colorings, regular 75c grade, .fY- on sale at the low price of, yard . .OUC Figured, and plain Cotton and Jute Reps, two-tone effects, 50 inches wide, all colors, makes the best kind of plain f?flr portieres, $1.00 quality, for, yard OC Best $L25 quality on sale for, yard 98 50-inch Cotton Tapestry, very heavy,, best wearing material for furniture covering; five colors; small floral ASK designs; $2.00 value V t0 15 patterns of White Nottingham Lace Curtains, figured all over, 54-in. wide, 'Sy2 yds. long, $2.25 quality, pair $1.65 Five patterns Scotch Lace Curtains, Arabian color, lead glass cen ter effects, 50 in. wide, 3Y yards long, $3 value, pair. . .$2.35 All Brass and Iron Beds at Clearance Prices. Custom Shade and Drapery work our specialty. All work promptly executed at Uvw prices. Sole Portland Agents for Ostermoor Mattresses. Petticoat Bargains Sateen and cotton-finished Mo reen Petticoats, black and black and white stripes, $1.50 values, well made, stylish skirt... 92 Good quality Alpaca Underskirt, flounce, ruffle and stitched bands, tan, brown, grays and black, $5.50-$6 values. .$4.45 Black and "White Checked Alpaca Underskirts, deep circle flounce, great value at. $4.95 Dressing Sacques in Eiderdown, .Outing Flannel and Flanelette; plain or figured; red, grays, blue and pink; this season's best styles $1.35, $1.50 Values 89c Ea. Women's Flannelette and Lawn Wrappers and Matinee Dresses, also long Kiomnas, light and dark materials, $l.o0 to $2.75 values All Silk: and "Wool Waists at Clearance prices. All Silk PetUcoats at Clearance prices. 98c Sale of Kitchen Goods Basement Gray Granlteware Sauce Pans 2-qt. size for. ...32c 3-qt. size for. ...40c 4-qt. dlze for. ...4Sc 5-qt. size for.... 52c 6-qL size for.... Sec 8-cjt. size for.. ..72c Up Sauce Pans or Kettles Z-quart for 19c 3-quart for 20c 4- quart for 24c 5-quart for 32c 4 -quart Rice Boilers reduced to 52c 1 - quart Rice Boilers reduced to eoc -quart Rice Boilers reduced to 68c 2- quart Rice Boilers reduced to 72c 3- quart Rice Boilers reduced to 82c 1- qt. Granite Teapot at low price of.. .34c li4-qt- Granite Teapot at low price of . .2Sc 2-qt. Granite Teapot at low price ot 32c 2?5-qt. Granite Teapot at low price of.40c 6-qU Teakettles. 72c S-qt Teakettles. SOc 5- ln., 9-In., 10-ln. glazed Jardiniere marked at 91.5, 92J&. 2.90 Nickel-plated Tumbler and Tooth Brush Holder 40c Nickel-plated Soap Dish for bathroom. 40c Robe Hooks, In sets of 3 48c Metal Towel Kings, each 8c 18-Inch Nickel Towel Bars 8Sc Metal Towel Racks, nickel-plated, great value 12c Toilet Paper Holders 4c All Cutlery at Clearance prices. " 25c .Scrub Brushes for 20c 43c Washboards for .....32c 20c Japanese Teapots for 18c 10c Wire Potato Mashers, each.. 8c 6c Wire Potato Masher 4c 15c Egg Beaters for 12c Egg Whips, each 2c Chopping Bowls, each..... 24c Chopping Bowls, each J5c 50c Tin Dlsnpans 40c 40c Tin Dlshpans 32c 25c Flour Sifters 20c 51.50 copper rim Wash Boilers. 51.20 51.10 copper bottom Wash Boil ers v SSc "Peninsular Steel Ranges at Clearance Prices. Bowl Strainer, each 6c 25c Kxtcnslon Strainers..... 20c Spout Tea Strainers, each 4c Cake Turners, each............. 8c Wire Porks, each . 4c Can Openers, each 8c Match Holders, each 4c Corn Poppers, each lOc Stovelld Lifters, each ...3e,Sc Stove Pokers, each 8c Mincing Knives, each...;... 8c, 12c Clothes Hooks, dozen 12c 51 Wooden Wash Tubs, each... 80c 80c Wooden Wash Tubs. each... 84c 90c Galvanized Wash Tubs 72c 10x14 Drip Pans, each 115c Cast Iron Skillet 40c 90c Waffle Irons, each 72c Hammers .-...8c, 16c, 14c 2Qc Frying Pans 18c J-quart Coffee Pots 28c Hi-quart Coffee Pots 40c 2-quart Coffee Pots 44c 12-quart Water Pails.. 72c Mr. Pott's Sad Irons, set $1.00 5-hole Mouse Trap Se 35c Monkey Wrench 2Sc Wire Toasters, each 15c Large Tin Water Palls, each. ...20c Mopstlcks. each ....12c Silwerware. Cut Gloss, Cutrcry, at Clearance Prices. Laces and Embroideries Fine embroidered Mull and Linen Bands for Shirtwaists, beautiful styles, 5 to 9 inches wide pleasing variety Values up to $2.75 for 98c Yd. Values up to $4.50 Yard for $1.98 Yard Spangled and Crepe de Chine Robes, black, white and colored, magnifi cent styles, values up cm nr to 5125 . $50.00 535.00 Spangled Robes and Lace Robes in pretty styles, values extraordi nary for the low price $20j00 Flowered Chiffons, values hq up to 51.75 yard D7C Swiss. Nainsook and Cambric Embroi deries, 3 to 12 inches wide, large va riety of dainty designs, values jrr up to 65c yard for, yard 5JC CHENEY BR.OS.' "1905" Foulards AT CLEARANCE PRICES Cheney Bros. Foulard Silks. 1905 styles, in dots and figures, newest col orings, a superb display and every yard marked at Clearance Sale prices. Opportunity to buy your Summer Dress Silks at a big bargain 70c Yard. 80c Yard $1.00 Yard Our entire stock of black and fancy Silks and Velvets marked at low Clearance Sale prices. Dress Trimmings at Clearance Sale prices. Ribbons, Notions, Linings at Clear ance prices. Portland Agents for "Ostermoor Elastic Felt Mattresses Willamette" Sewing Machines at Clearance Prices Specials in Men's Furnishing Uneaiialed Furnishing-Goods specials for thrifty buyers Our entire stock is reduced to phenomenally low Clear ance Sale Prices Economical men should take advantage Men's 50c Lisle Hose in the very best patterns and colorings, all sizes, wonderful value at, pair.... 25 Men's Silk Ascots in stripes and fig ures, large variety, 50c val. . .19 Men's $1.00 Flannelette Night Shirts, in the best styles and designs, all sizes, at the low price of 69$ Men's and Boys' Golf Shirts, two col lars to match, desirable patterns, at the low price of 39 Men's heavy ribbed Sweaters, in blue and maroon, great special value at 35 Men's derby ribbed Underwear, in blue or'browrij all sizes, shirts and drawers 35 Men's extra quality gray cotton Hose, best 25c values, for 17 $ Men's $1.00 Golf Shirts, each. . .63$ Sale Table Linens Hemstitched Satin Damask Tray cloths 35c values 28$ 50c values 37$ 60c values 42 Toe values 55 Hemstitched Satin Damask Tea cloths in handsome designs and fine quality $2 values $1.72 $3.50 values $2.60 $3 values $2.20 $4.50 values $3.70 Half-Bleach Satin Damask Table Linens at extremely low prices this week. Best patterns $1.00 grade 88 $1.25 grade :.S1.04 $1.50 grade $1.23 "Mail orders filled. .Bedspreads Full size Fringed Bedspreads, fine patterns, reg. $2.00, ea..$1.34 Satin Marseilles Bedspreads, very large, handsome de- O signs, $3.25 grade.. V0 Our $6.50 grade of fine Satin Mar seilles Bedspreads, magnificent quality and patterns... 5. 20 $7.50 Marseilles Bed- r Qt spreads on sale for. The Meier & Frank Store PORTLAND'S LARGEST AND BEST STORE Artistic Picture Framing One-Fourth Off Regular Price Peninsular Stoves, Willamette Sewing Machines R.edced Trunks and Traveling Bags at Clearance Prices 3d Floor New Spring Headgear Is Arriving We have just opened our second big express shipment of new Sprkig Hats Wo men contemplating a trip to Southern California will fini here the latest fashions suitable for wear in a warm- er climate Many of the fancy braid and chiffon crea tions are desirable for Port land wear Included will ke found the new "Charlotte Corday" bats in silk chif- fons, m alines and fancy braids, all leading shades, strikingly pretty effects for street and dress wear Prices range from $3.95 to $3.50 New Sailor Caps, for boys m navy blue, red, brown and white serge, 50c to $2.00 each SDk Tourist Hats for women and misses, white amA colors, all sizes, 75c Children's Bonnets at low clearance prices. New Covert Jackets $18 and $20 Two more great lots of Women's Tan Covert Jackets came by ex press yesterday Natty styles and exceptional values at $18 and $20 each We are also showing an un usually large variety of 24-in., 25 in., 26-in., 27-in. Tan Coverts at $22.50, $24, $26 and $28 each; handsome, serviceable garments for spring wear; tight-fitting, collorless or with collar; rich. plain effects; cloth-strapped or fan cy-stitched; velvet and braid- m iw i trimmed novelties. Our entire stock of Suits, Coats, Skirts, Costumes and and Wraps is being offered at remarkably low clearance sale prices children's garments at low prices. Clearance Sale Bargains in Domestics 4000 yards of 36-inch Lonsdale Long Cloth, marvelous q Clearance value at, yard 50 dozen good, heavy Cotton Pillow Cases, size 42x36 9 inches, wonderful value at, each .. C 3000 yards of Dress Ginghams, immense assortment of q patterns, 12c quality, for, yard C 45c-50c light and medium weight fancy White "Waist- c ings in a big variety of patterns, great value, yard .WC 2000 yards of superior quality Sheeting, 72-inch, yard. 18 Advance Spring styles of "Wash Materials at Clearance Prices. New Homespun Silks, Dotted Silk Organdies, Flowered" Chiffon Organdies, Silk Stripe Voiles, Silk Dot Crepes, etc. A Great Clearance Sale of Gloves Extremely low prices for the best Perrins' real French Kid Gloves Our entire stock of Golf Gloves and Mittens at Clearance Sale Prices niamaomcs Women's Wool Mittens, pair. Perrins" real French Kid Gloves. 2 clasp, fancy embroidered backs . black, white and. all the leading1 shades, sizes 5 to 7; best $1.50 values, on sale, pair. . .p 1 Perrins' "Lamure," 3-clasp real French Kid Gloves, black, white and all the leading- shades, all sizes, ci regular $1.75 values, for. ..."I.ry Perrins best K. P. medium-weight Walking Gloves, heavy embroidered backs, P. K. seams, black, wnlte and all the best colorj; all sizes, I en $2.00 valued for - ImDf Perrins extra Quality Gloves. 3-clasp, overseam. silk embroidered backs, J oil nlnw host to ualnpI - I are on sale for, pair... Women's and Children's Wool Golf Gloves, black, white, red, gray; all sizes, pair -.IOC Women's wool and mercerized Golf Gloves, black, white, red, gray; 50c values for, pair JJC Women's $1.03 silk lined Golf Q Gloves, all-colors, pair C zfC Women's Silk Mittens. $1 value. 70c; $1.25 value, 87c; $1.50 value, 91.17. 17c SSc, 43c All Flannels at Clearance Sale Prices 5000 yards of Flannelettes in the very best patterns and col- r, ors, immense assortment of styles, reg. 12c value, yard. . .OC 25c Outing Flannel Skirt Patterns in the very best styles, c great special value at, pattern lv 65c and 75c "Wool TVaistings, plaids and dots, desirable Cc colorings, great Clearance value at, yard JVC 35c Snowflake Flannels on sale for, yard 27 Rugs at Very Low Prices n ,1.1. 3 w.V.nV.lA Vaffe- ! 7 i i i wmm t? ! tro MiiA -and white, red and f?" I 'fls. I i white, gree'n and white. 1 i ji 36x3fi in 91.15 27Xo4 in.... 2 1 6 ' jK & 36x72 in., great value '....vsjw 3 z. tor; oS0 manufacturers samples 01 vel vet. AXIainsrer ana urusscis wr pets. all are 1 yards long and suitable for Rugs, best pat- a- terns and colorings, each...70C Empire Brussels Rugs, beautiful se lections, size 9x12 IC feet. $20 value JIO.OJ Closing cut 25 English Art Squares attractive patterns and 1 : 9x12 feet ?mse k'TJt 9x10 ft. 6 In 93.43 Extra super an-wooi Art squares Great values at 9x9 ft 9 720 9x12 ft. .9 8.72 9x10.6 ft.. 9 8JSI 10.6x12 ft 911.34 12x12 ft. ,912.86 12x13.6 ft.. 91458 6x9 Brussels Rugs...... 97.35 9x9 Brussels Rugs.... ....... .9935 fTT 13 I IL3F