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Bayers are invited to register In this ? column by telephoning Beekman 8243 between 10 a. m. and 7 p. m. Fairchild Service AKRON. Ohio?M. O'Neill Co.; Miss B. Carlos, blouses, sweater?; 37 West Twenty eixth Street; M. Sostman. AKRON, Ohio?F. Kramer, clothing, fur nlshlng goods: Pennsylvania. ALBANY?Mann A Anker; L. Mann, ready to woar; Continental. ALEXANDRIA. La.?Isidore Levy; Isi? dore Levy, waists; ISt West Twenty-eev ?nth Street, third floor. ALLENTOWN, Pa.?W. H. Koch, cloth lag, furnishing goods; the Annex. AMARILLO. Texas ? Regent'* Mode Shoppe: S. J. Braunlg: Misa May Kberley, suit*, coats, dresses; Pennsylvania. AMARILLO. Tex.?S. J. Braunlg, ?hoes; care Jacob Mittenthal Co.. 1182 Broadway. ATHENS. Oa.?Michael Broa; Samuel Michael, ready to wear; 1160 Broadway; J. M Biggins. ATLANTA, Go.?Chamberlain. Johnson, Tobias Co.; Mr. Bloodworth. ready to ?car: 4S West Thirty-fifth Street; Van ?Boren. ? AUGUSTA. Oa.?.T. B. White A Co.: R. H. Pendleton. ready to wear; 23 East iiTwenty-slxth Street, room 810. ? AUGUSTA. Ga.?J. B. White A Co. ; R. H. Pcndloton, ready to wear; 23 East Twenty lixth Street; eighth floor. AUGUSTA. Ga.?Jackson A Patten; J, Jackson .tailoring goods; Marlborough. AUSTIN, Texas?Max Sueman & Co.; lire. Mulaskey. ready to wear, 303 Fifth ?venue; J. J. Roeder. BALTIMORE?Cohn. Hartz A Cohen; fc. Cohen, woolen piece goods; Herald Iquare. BALTIMORE?Maas A Kemper; J. T. Windsor, ribbons; The Anne*. BALTIMORE?M. D. Becker Co.; A. S. ([Becker, corsets; Gregorian. ? UALTIMORE ? Hochschild-Kohn Co.; Saiii-H T. Stern, corsets; 220 Fifth Avenue, froom 1411. BALTIMORE?-J. E. Hurst A Co.; A. C. Wilson, underwear, knit goods, shirts; 1170 hBroadway, room 503. 1 BALTIMORE ? Hutzler Broa ; Miss M. Dignan, dresses; Miss L Weinberger, ready ato wear; 1150 Broadway. 1 BALTIMORE?L. Freudenthal & Son; Carl Freudenthal, tailors' trimmings; Me Alp.n Annex. tj BALTIMORE?Stewart A Co.; Mrs. M. Lannox). waists, inu.<'ln underwear, negli I gees, infants' wear; Miss B. Con v.? -, -iooks. stationery Jewelry; Mr. Roed, ruge, , carpets, linoleums; 2 West Thirty-seventh '. Street. BALTIMORE ? American Wholesnle Corporation; A. A. Dleterle, linens, blan? kets; H. S. Messersmith, remnants; C. II. Garlty, hardware, tools; F. Quollmal :. piece cotton goods; T. M. Eytingc, rib? bons, millinery; 354 Fourth Avenue. BALTIMORE?Lauer's; C. M. Bebrcnd, Cloaks, suits; The Annex. BALTIMORE ? L. Freudenthal A Son; Carl Freudenthal, tailors' trimmings; Penn? sylvania. BARTLESVILLE, Okla.?Krone Bros; I. -Krone, dry goods and genera! merchan? dise; Pennsylvania. BAY CITY. Mich.?Wendland A Co.; J. Wendland and F. Wendland, dry goods, carpets and millinery, etc. ; Viandera BEAUMONT. Texas?J. J. Nathan A Co.; E. Garrett. men's furnishings, clothing; E. L Rickey, piece goods, silks, draperies, 'Carpets; 1160 Broadway, eighth floor. I BINQHAMTON, N. Y.?Long's; O. B.. Long, ready to wear; 277 Fifth Avenue; Hart. Flanagan A Co. ; BINQHAMTON. N. Y.?A. R. Swartx jCo. : A. R. Swarta, A. W. G ?im?n, Jobs s short, long plush coats, cloth coats, cloth 1 and jersey dresses, fall suits; 1133 Broad? way, Munzer Co. J BIRMINGHAM. Ala.?Louis Saks Cloth? ing Co.; Murray Saltzman, millinery man? agt r; 220 Fifth Avenue; Fred Atkins. BIRMINGHAM, Ala.?Burger Dry Goods ' Co.; L. Phillips, general merchandise; S. Phillips, ready to wear; 1160 Broadway; ; B#f r & LUienthal. BIRMINGHAM. Ala.?Loveman, Joseph ! 4 Loab; M. C. Herzfleld. men's hats; 120 West Thirty-second Btreet. BIRMINGHAM, Ala.?The Parisian; L. Block, waists, coats and suits; 212 Fifth Avenue. BLOOMFIELD, W. Va.?Angrast-Sam eth Co. ; Mr. Sameth, Rose Sameth, ready to wear: 1133 Broadway; Harry C. Lyons. BOSTON?A. Shuman A Co.; John F. Thompson. ladles' suits; W. F. Maher, boys' clothing; Prince George; Is In New York January 13 and 14. BOSTON ? Pilene's; (upstairs) Miss O'Reagan. misses' coats. Mr. O'Nell, mlsijes' suits; A. Miller, men's hosiery, gloves, underwear; W. J. Miller, boys' clothing; Miss L. O'Callahan. misses' dresser: Miss Andrews, silk, muslin un? derwear: Mr. Hunting, women's coats; Miss Stein, ladies' gloves; Mr. Grocook, (women's hosiery: Mr. Bullock, women's ?suits; Mr. Mtlllken, infants' wear; Mr. Re?nick, umbrellas: Mr. Murray, ladles' house dresses: Mr. Lyford, furs; Miss Ko laeky, ladles' neckwear; Miss Morrlssey, women's suits: (basement) Mr. Ring, women's, misses' dresses; Mr. O'Brien, women's, misses' suits, coats; Miss Duquette, women's skirts; Mrs. Kasanof, ladles' neckwear; Miss J. Callahan, silk, muslin underwear; Miss Sweeney, milli? nery: 225 Fifth Avenue. BOSTON?Jordan Marsh Co.: J. A. Keough, men's hats, clothing and youths' clothing: F. A. Burdlck, women's skirts and bathing suits; S. B. Emery, cotton and French underwear, petticoats; G. A. Hitch? cock, men's clothing and bath robes; W. .1. Brooks, clocks and silverware; S\ C. Klmball. women's costumes; E. A. Brown, auto livery and auto goods; Miss M. E. Knight, misses' suits, coats, dresses (base? ment) ; -;-32 Fourth Avenue. BOSTON?Oilchrlst Co.; Mr. Aronson, men's, boys' clothing, furnishings (base? ment): Miss Ford, millinery; Miss Danahy, waists; Miss Rice, women's, children's hosiery, women's, children's knit under? wear; Miss Keltner, muslin underwear, aprons, kimonos, negligees, corsets; Mr. Cohen, women's, misses' coats, suits, dresses: 200 Fifth Avenue. BOSTON?R. H. White A Co. ; Miss Lis? ton, furs; 470 Fourth Avenue. BOSTON?Williamson & Sleeper; O. E. Sleeper, millinery; Park Avenue. BOSTON?J. Levin?-, piece goods; Al? cazar. BOWIE. Tex.?8. Daube A Co.; Miss F. Cum minga, millinery; 116 West Thirty second Street; A. Fantl. BRADENTOWN. Fla?Beall-Theus Co.; R. N. Bear Iry goods; Grand. BRISTOL. Tenn.?Christian-Taylor Hat Co.: S. Christian, hats; Aberdeen. BROCKTON, Mass.?Fraser Dry Goods Co.; W. B. Wheeler, leather goods, ribbons, laces and embroideries, trimmings and fancy braids, handkerchiefs and neckwear; 6 West Thirty-second Street. BUFFALO?Blegrist A Fraley; J. J. Glaser, knit underwear, hosiery, notions, art goods; 212 Fifth Avenue; P. 8. Farmer. BUFFALO?Adam, Meldrum A Ander? son; T. P. Watson. ladles' hosiery; E. W. Olmstead. men's furnishings; O. P. Rick, no' on?; 230 Fifth Avenue; Syn. Trdg. Co. BUFFALO? Slegrlst A Fraley: J. Olaser, hlslery and furnishings; 212 Fifth Avenue. BUFFALO?L. L. Berger, ready-to-wear; 15 East Twenty-sixth Street. BUFFALO?H. W. Rich Co.; H. W. Rich, general line; Wallick. BUFFALO?Clawson A Wilson; J. Hof helnx. notions; H. Wilson, white goods; 43 Leonard Street, room 407. BUFFALO?J. N. Adam A Co.; Miss Dal ley. waists, muslin underwear, n?gli? gera corset a neckwear, handkerchiefs; 2 West Thirty-seventh Street. BUFFALO?-Wm. Hengerer Co.; Miss J M. Bell, millinery; Miss. B. Dean, waists. S. J. Bradshaw, wash dress goods; Mlsi M. J. Neff, knit goods, underwear; J. Ham /lt*n, linens, domestics; 2 West Thirty seventh Street; Associated Dry Goods Cor? poration. BUFFALO?I. 8. Given Co.; I. 8, Given cloaks and suits: Pennsylvania. BLFFAIXV-^Adam, Meldrum A Ander ?on; G. W. Olmstead, men's furnishings 230 Fifth Avenue. BUTLER, Pa.?A. Trautman Bons; W J. Trautman. ready to wear; Bresiln. CASPER, Wyo.?The Hub Clothing Co. Max M. Heller, clothing, gents' furnish Ings, underwear, shoes; ?3 Leonard Street rottm 211. CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa?Denecke Co. W. O Buck, upholstery and drapery, flooi coverings; 115P Broadway. CHAMPAIGN. I11.--W. Lewis A Co.; Mr Rurnpe!, ready to wear; 1160 Broadway .J. M. Bigglna CHICAGO?J. Bennett, clothing; Bel mont. CHICAGO?Oaford Mfg. Co.; C. A. Ford rnfra night robes, pajamas, dressing gowns, boys' shirt waists; Broetelt. CHICAGO? Kamfrled Ostrich Feathei Co.; Alex Frlelraa?. ostrich feathers Broadwar Central. Bu CHICAGO?Mossier Clothing Co.; M. H. Mossier, men's, boys' clothing; Herald Square. CHICAGO?Hlrsh Wickwlre Co.. mfrs. clothing; W. M. Hopkins, piece goods; 200 Fifth Avenue, room 426. CHICAGO?Leschin. Inc.; Miss N. Dia? mond, ready to wear; 1140 Broadway, 7th floor. ? -_ CHICAGO ? F. Dessauer A Co.; M. Shapiro, children's, women's ready to wear, muslin underwear; waists, dresses; 396 Broadway. , CHICAGO?J. V, Farwell A Co.: Charles White, knit underwear; 72 Leonard Street; W. Howell. _, ? , CHICAGO?Phllllpsborn's; Miss P. Mark; muslin underwear; 912 Broadway. CHICAGO?Sears-Roebuck Co.; C. A. Walter, representing; R. M. Reedy, toys; J. A. R?mer, drug sundries; 115 Fifth Avenue. CHICAGO?Carson, Plrie A Scott; A.-M. Durkee, ribbons; R. *W. Hall, silks; Mr. Cortiss, ginghams; J. C. Gardiner, ladtes hand bags; H. Dauornhelm, blankets; C. Davies, wash good?; 404 Fourth Avenue. CHICAGO??Sears, Roebuck & Co.; L. M. Fortell. toilet articles, fancy goods; J. II. Burton, candles, tobacco, cigars; J. Whit lock, hosiery; E. A. Thompson, knit tin der'wear; 115 Fifth Avenue. CHARLESTON, S. C.?Louis Cohen Co.; Phillips Shatz, ready to wear; 44 KaBt Tw.nty-thlrd Street. CHICAGO?Boston 8tore; C. Llndeman, carpets, rugs; 44 East Twenty-third Street. ?CHICAGO?Chas. A. Stevens & Bros.; Mrs. Mee, waists, petticoats only; 40 East Twenty-second Street. CHICAGO?The Fair; Mr. Wise, domes? tics; Mr. Kohn, boya' clothing; 225 Fourth Avenue. CHICAGO?Mandel Bros.; H. Simon, basement men's, boys' clothing; Miss Nichols, millinery; Miss L. Solomon, coats, wraps, skirts; Mrs. E. Carney, misses' drosses; J. Gottlieb, basement coats, suits, dresses; Miss Booth, basement waists, knit goods; Miss Klelack, muslin underwear; M, Herz, Jewelry; Miss Johnson, leather goods; C. Powell, women's suits, coBtumes, dressed; Miss B. Sternberg, notions, fancy good?! Miss F. Tarrson, waists, sacques, negligees, petticoats, knit goods, misses' outfitting., wrappers; 13 East Twenty-sec- : on?! Street. CHICAGO?Twelfth Street Store; W. P. Wiggins, silks, dress goods, velvets, linings; : I>. Cohen, rugs, curtains, draperies;. 1133 Broadway. Munzer Co. CHICAGO?H. A M. Goldman; H. Gold- ! man. clothing and furnishings; Pennsyl- ; vanla. j CHICAGO?N. Shure Co.; A. M. Rohde, j Jewelry; I-treslin. i CINCINNATI?The Fair; B. H. Shea- j man, sweaters, millinery; Miss M. John son, millinery, waists, furs; 23 East Twenty-sixth Street, room 810. CINCINNATI?Lion Dry Goods Co.; A. | C. Burk, carpets; M. A. Mellon, millinery; C. Motcalf, muslin, silk underwear; J. A. Mack. Infants', children's wear; B. E. Murray, blouses, neckwear; O. A. Baker, cloaks, suits; 23 East Twenty-sixth Street, room 810. CINCINNATI ? The Fair Store; A. Hutchlnson, silks, dress goods; 23 Hast Twenty-sixth Street, room 810. CINCINNATI?Louie Stlx Dry Goods Co.; ?A. L. Stlx, domestics; William Relss, knit goods; 377 Broadway. CINCINNATI?Alms & Doepke; Elmer G. Henloln, merchandise manager; G. M. Kau, men's furnishings; Thomas Gaines, cloaks, suits; Miss Walker, millinery; Mise Kavanaugh; muslin underwear; Miss Hllle, Jewelry; Miss Schuneman, art em? broideries; Mr. Hloks, silks, dress goods; 350 Broadway. CINCINNATI?Bloom Bros.; S. Bloom, piece goods; Grand. CINCINNATI?Rosenzwelg, Dreyfoos Co. ; L. Rosenzwelg and M. Dreyfoos, mfrs. hats and caps; Pennsylvania. CLEVELAND?Hart-Foto Co.; F. C. Wilson, wemen's garments; Manhattan. CLEVELAND?Fries & Schuele Co.; O. ?3. Schuele, coats, suits; Mrs. Hendrickson, dresses; Miss Rabe, Infants' wear, muslin underwear; Miss Deeky, waists; 404 Fourth ; Avenue; Jay Co. CLEVELAND?Ames Co.; Edith E. Gib-, son. coats, suits; H. E. Seagle, asst. coats, suits; 118 West Thirty-second Street; A. Fantl. I CLEVELAND?Klein. Lichtenstader & I Co.; H. F. Klein, men's furnishings; 86 | Franklin Street; In New York ten days. CLEVELAND?May Co.; O. H. Bryse, mil? linery; D. H. Leldner, dresses, coats and suits, waists; 37 West Twenty-sixth Street. CLEVELAND?H. Siegel & Son; H. Siegel, manufacturers of neckwear;, Broadway Central. CLEVELAND?D. S. Converse, piece goods; Continental. CLEVELAND?Fried Cloak Co.: J. E. Newman, woolen piece goods; Br?siln. CLEVELAND?Bailey Co.; J. E. Meisel, fall coats; 37 West Twenty-second Street. CLEVELAND?Clawson & Wilson; E.G. Harris, notions; William Landphalr, waists, underwear; Mr. Dancer, hosiery, underwear; 43 Leonard Street. CLEVELAND?Hirsch Co.; Miss E. Cohen, Jobs dresses; 470 Fourth Avenue. CLEVELAND?Root, McBrlde Co.; T. J. ? Simpson, women's wear; 72 Leonard ' Street; Howell. ! COLUMBUS, Ohio?F. & R. Lazarus Co.; ! W. J. Huber, dry goods; H. J. Streich, clothing and furnishing goods; W. .H '? Knox, ready-to-wear; George Doyle, ready- ! to wear; 226 Fifth Avenue. COLUMBUS, Ohio?F. 8c R. Lazarus; Vf. \ J. Huber, men's clothing, mdse manager; i H. O. Stretch, boys' furnishings; 225 Fifth j Avenue; Associate Merchandising Co. COLUMBUS, O.?Columbus Dry Goods Co.; Mrs. L. B. Covert, ready-to-wear; I Breslln. DALLAS, Tex.?Hanger Bros.; Mr. MU- | lington, ready to wear; 19 East Twenty- j fourth Street. DALLAS, Tex.?W. A. Green & Co.; Mr. Odon, upholstery; 1150 Broadway; J. M. Biggins. DALLAS. Tex.?Perkins D. G. Co.: J. ' H. Armstrong wash goods, silks, piece ' goods; C. H. Brooks, knit goods, men's | neckwear; H. T. Hodges, domestics; 60 ! Worth Street. DALLAS, Tex.?H. Cohn, women's wear; I Pennsylvania. I DANBURY, Conn.?Felnson & Son; L. H. ! FelnBon, ready-to-wear; Albert. DANVILLE, III.?Emery D. G. Co. ; J. ; Emory, ready-to-wear; Miss Haven, ready- ! to-wear: 277 Fiith Avenue; Hart, Flana? gan & Co. DAYTON. Ohio?Rike, Kumler Co.; Miss N. Rankln, ready-to-wear; B. D. Endsley, men's, boys' clothing; 226 Fifth Avenue; Associate Merchandising Co. DBMOPOLI8, Ala?The Simon Co; E. ! Simon, dry goods and women's ready-to- ! wear; care Jacob Mlttenthal Co., 1182 ! Broadway. j DENVER?Denver D. G. Co. : W. C. i Wyatt, phonographs; $00 Fifth Avenue; ! Continental. DENVER?Joslln D. G. Co.; O. A. ; Bleseer, carpets; 23 East Twenty-sixth . Street, room 810. DETROIT?F. Schr?m: Nathan Glass, i ready-to-wear; B. Sternberg, coats and ' aulta; 120 West Thirty-second Street. j DETROIT?3. Rosenberg, tailoring goods; I , Pennsylvania. DETROIT?B. Goldsmith, women's wear; ! Wallick. DES MOINES. Iowa?Carley?; Mrs. W. ! M. Carley, spring dresses; 15 East Twenty- i sixth Street, room 1814. . DEB MOINES?Younkcr Bros; Miss A. Farrell. dresses; 303 Fifth Avenue. I DES MOINES?S. Wolfe; S. Wolfe, ready- I to-wear; 100 West Thirty-second Street; | Herzberg Purchasing Co. DETROIT?J. L. Hudson Co.; Mrs. A. G. ! Swoenie, art needlework; S. J. Dame. : coats, suits; 225 Fifth Avenue; Associate ' Merchandising Co. DETROIT?Burnham, Stoepel Co.; Mr. Phillips, notions, ribbons; Mr. Baucler, I representing: Mr. McConnell, piece goods, I ?Ilka; Mr. Cranfleld, hosiery; 43 Leonard Street, room 404. DETROIT?Krollk A Co.; L. Laraunder, : piece goods; John Lahny, notions, fancy white good?; 377 Broadway. ELM IK A. N. Y.?N. J. Thompson Se. Co.; U. 8. French, underwear, notions, men's furnishings; Mrs. Matilda 8. Bush: Frank Cummlngs, representative; Breslln. BLMIRA. N. T.?N. J. Thompson & Co.; J. T. Thompson, domestics, linings, silks; Colllngwood. BRIE. Pa-?Long's, Inc.; W. B. Long, ready-to-wear; 277 Fifth Avonue; Hart, Flanagan A Co. ERIE, Pa-?Erie D. O. Co.: A. E. Seidel, Unen?; B. Taylor, dress goods; 432 Fourth Avenue. HVANSVILLE. Ind.?National Clothing Co.; Mrs. J. Hoffman, clothing; 1182 Broadway. HVANSVILLE, Ind.?Wells Cloak & Suit Co.; Mr?. B. J. Weils, women's ready-to wear; 1182 Broadway. FORT DODGE, Iowa?T?rke More. Co. ; T. A. Smokatead, ready-to-wear; 1150 Broadway; Baer & Ltllenthal. FORTH WORTH. Tex.?Monlng D. O. Co.; II. Hendrlch, dress goods, hosiery: I JI^*^JStfrc I J See the DERBY STOUTS L ? ^^0L in our showrooms. W ^^^ Cut on special lines for large women, they I ^^ are made with the same care as Derby I regulars. Smart styles. Fine fabrics. I Immediate Deliveries. 40 W. 32?d St, New York I -,_ ? _______ 1 lyers Arriv W. R. Ph?nix, domestics; 72 Leonard Street; Howcll. FRESNO. Calif.?E. Oottschalk A Co.; D. M. Wright, silks, dress goods, linings, velvets; J. Oesprelcher, general mdse; H. Davlson, domestics, linens, beddings, drap? eries; 116 West Thirty-second Street; A, Fantl. OALESBURG. 111.?Grossman Bros. ; D. ? Grossman, cloaks and millinery; Pennsyl? vania. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.?Wurzburg Dry Goods Co.; J. E. Murphy, floor coverings; 105 Grand St. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.?Siegel Co.; Mr. Baehr. ready-to-wear; 1133 Bway; Harry Lyon. GRAND RAPIDS?Friedman-Spring Dry Goods Co.; Miss Kalterman, gowns, dresses; 1160 Broadway; Kirby, Block A Fisher. GRAND RAPIDS?Grand Rapids Dry Goods Co. ; E. S. Slmpkins. piece goods, underwear, men's furnishings; C. J. Smith, ready-to-wear; 43 Leonard St. GREENSBURG. Pa.?J. Strauss; Miss D. O. Hoffman, ready-to-wear; 1270 Broad? way; Mficrao. / GREENSBERO. Pa.?Jos. Strouse. wom? en's wear; Grand. GREENSBORO, N. C.?Transon Hat Co.; W. M. Transon, hats, caps, gloves, umbrel? las; The Annex. HARRISBURG. Pa.?Divos, Pomeroy A Stewart; M. Cook, dress goods; 230 Fifth Avenue; Syndicate Trading Co. ! HARRISBURG, Pa.?C. Kaufman; C. I Kaufman, tall coats; 37 West Twenty-sixth . Street. I HARTFORD, Conn.?S. Horwitz, men's I furnishings: Brcslln. HARTFORD. Conn.?G. Fox A Co.; Jo? seph Carpjcs, cloaks, suits; 116 West-Thir? ty-Second Street; A. Fantl. | HARTFORD, Conn.?Sage-Allen Co.; E. | E. Crozat, cloaks, suits; Miss K. S. Kelly, i n?uslln underwear; 404 Fourth Ave. HBRKIMER. N. Y.?Empire Clothing Co.; Hurry Cop. land, clothing; Imperial. HONBSDALB, Pa.?McKenna Sisturs; ' Miss K. McKenna, Miss J. J. McKenna, I fancy goods, millinery; Grand. HOUSTON', Tex.?-Lewis Phillips Co.; P. F. Coombs, men's furnishings, hosiery; 72 Leonard St. HUNTINGTON, W. Va.?Anderson-New comb Co.; R. H. Carlton, handkerchiefs; 432 Fourth Ave.; Dry Goods Union. INDIANAPOLIS?L. S. Ayres Co.; R. M. Outhrie, carpets, rugs; Miss Oeffin, dresses; Miss Arnold, waists; Miss S. L. Light stone, coats; 226 Fifth Avenue; Assoc. Mdsg. Corp. INDIANAPOLIS?Pettis D. G. Co.; C. W. Gay, waists; Miss Brandenburg, gloves, Jewelry, leather goods; 230 Fifth Avenue; Syn. Trdg. Co. INDIANAPOLIS?Ogus, Rabinowlch A Ogus; Max It. Maxwell, millinery; 35 West Thirty-ninth Street. INDIANAPOLIS?IT. P. Wasson Co.; Miss D. Schacffcr, dresses; Miss A. Simon, dresses; 116 West Thirty-second Street; A. Fantl. 1NDIANAPOLIS?Hibben-Hollweg Co. ; R. F. Brady, ribbons, handkerchiefs; E. M. Wiles, general merchandise; H. S. Pollock, dress goods, white goods, silks; H. B. Cummins, hosiery, shoos; O. L. Lyon, un? derwear, knit good? 320 Broadway. INDIANAPOLIS?Havens & Gcddes; Louis Goebel : silks, dress goods: Parker Geddes, financial; 7" Leonard St.; Howell. INDIANAPOLIS?Indianapolis Dry Gds. Co.; D. S. Ramsey, draperies; T. G. Sulli? van, basement goods; 432 Fourth Ave. INDIANAPOLIS?Indianapolis Dry Gds. Co.; La Bissoniere, suits, coats, dresses, blouses: C. J. Peterson, rugs, linoleums; 432 Fourth Ave. IOLA, Kans.?Horwitz-Schoonbrun Mer? cantile Co.; Belle Horwitz, 11. H. Witten? berg, r?*ady-to-wcar and furnishings; Com? modore. JOPLIN, Mo.?Styles Shop; A. B. Baer, ready-to-wear; Arlington. KANSAS CITY?Fltts-Smlth Dry Goods Co.; R. W. Smith, hosiery and underwearhk J. A. Short, notions; H. W. Wheeler, shirts: care 43 Leonard Street. KANSAS CITY?Smith, McCord A Town send; W. D. Kldwell, domestics; S. Beam, hosiery and underwear; William Gelssler, ready to wear; care 72 Leonard Street. KANSAS CITY ? Smith, McCord A Townsend; Leon Smith, president; E. W. Williamson, white goods; P. E. Barbee, sIlkB an?! dress goods; 72 Leonard Street. KNOXVILLB, Tenn. ? Anderson-Dulln Varnell Co.; Miss O. Baker, Miss S. Sproule, millinery; 60 Worth Street; Gre? gorian. K.NOXVILLE, Tenn.?M. B. Arnsteln A Co.; Mrs. J. D. Hicks, mHlinery, 43 Leon? ard St. KNOXVILLB, Tenn. ? Myers-Bowman Hat Co.; B. L. Bowman, men's hats; Tho Annex. LANCASTER, Pa.?Hager A Bro. ; Miss K. F. Krclder, art goods and pictures; 404 Fourth Avenue, LANCASTER, Pa.?Watt A Shand ; Misa E. Kling, handkerchiefs; care 432 Fourth Avenue. LAWRENCE, Mass.?A. B. Sutherland Co.; A. McCabc, handkerchiefs; G. M. Tal bot, coats, suits and milinery; 432 Fourth Avenue. LIMA, Ohio?Feldman A Co.; H. Feld man. dry goods and fancy goods; Broztell LIMA, Ohio?Ladies' Outfitting Co.; Mai Michael, ready-to-wear; McAlpln Annex. LITTLE ROCK, Ark.?Doylo-Kldd Dri Goods Co.; H. J. Lansing, piece goods; t( Worth Street. LITTLE ROCK, Ark.?Beal-Burrow Drj Goods Co.; Robert Beal, dress goods; car< 72 Leonard Street. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. ? Pfeifer Bros. T. Scott, children's wear, underwear, cor sets; A. Pfeifer, merchandise manager care 1150 Broadway. LOS ANGELES ? Elizabeth Mitchell Mrs. Mitchell, women's wear; Pennsylvania LOS ANGELES?Smlth-Riddick Co.; C D. Lawler, notions; H. Hubbard, domestics H. Ford, hosiery, etc.; caro 72 Leonar? Street. LOUISVILLE?Stewart Dry Goods Co. Miss N. Ross, waists; Miss E. Bennett coats, suits, drosses, wraps; caro 2 Wes Thirty-seventh Street. LOUISVILLE-Carter Dry Goods Co.; J P. Dunnesolll, white goods and bed spreads 43 Leonard Street. LOUISVILLE--J Bacon A Sons; B. Ster and E. R. Morris, men's and boys' cloth ing; M. B. Montjoy, millinery; 23 Ea? Twenty-sixth Street. LOUISVILLE?Herman Strauss A Son Co.; A. I. Straus?, read to wear; care 113 Broadway. LOH ANGELES?Bullock's; W. Ji. lief sok, basement ready-to-wear; Mr?. Gard ner. millinery; J. A. Kameeon, boys', youn men's clothing; D. J. Whelan, notion?, toilet articles, stationery; Mrs. D. Sadlei basement millinery, neckwear, velllngi handkerchiefs; 225 Fifth Avenue; Aaso? Mdsg. Corp. LOUISVILLE?VenhofT & Hlllen; J. I Venhoff, men'? hats, caps; The Annex. LYNCHBURG, Va.?J. R. Millner Co H C. Christian, corset?, etc.; J. 1L Mor tague, notlonH and ribbons; J. Ellis, ret resent at Ive; 1150 Broadway. LYNCHBURG, Va?Qulnn, Marshall Oo C. L. Snidow, dry goods; F. P. Forbes, rci rcitentatlve; 72 Leonard Street. LYNN, Mass.?Goddard Bros.; G. 3 Kalzer. piece goods; A. Rinke, represent! tlvo; W. I. Ooddard, gloves, etc.; care 4.' Fourth Avenue. MEMPHIS, Tenn.?A. Greener A Son B. Greener, dry goods and general me chandisp; Herald Square. MEMPHIS?Julius Levy A Son?; M Rosenthal, representative; care 3 Broadway. MILWAUKEE?A. Laudauer A Son; Landauer, Bilks and dress : oods; care 3 Broadway. MEMPHIS?J. Goldsmith A Sons Ct Miss H. Volpl, millinery; Mrs. J. Gilmot misses' coats, suits; 1150 Broadway, clgh floor. MEMPHIS?Alperin A Son: I. Alperl ready to wear; 27 West Twenty-six Street. MILWAUKEE?J. Arenson. Co.; J. Are Bon, tailors' trimmings; Albert. MINNEAPOLIS?New England Fun ture Co.; L. A. Dinsrnoro, carpets, ruj A. B. Lliidbloom, draperies; Pennsylvan MINNEAPOLIS?Raleigh Waist Sho Mrs. Charles W. Jordon, waists; Seville. MINNEAPOLIS?Dayton Co.; B. H. W son, boys' clothing, hats, boy's furnlshini . 226 Fifth Avenue; Assoc. Mdsg. Corp. MINNEAPOLIS?Wyman & Partrlc ?Co.; William Dalgarlno, white goods, et : R. C. Reed, hosiery; 43 Leonard Street. MINNEAPOLIS?Powers Mercantile C Miss Hutzius, waists and sweaters; ! Hallhorn, notions. Jewelry, leather goo ! silverware, stationery; caro 2 West Thlr seventh Street. MINNEAPOLIS?Wyman A Partrlc ! Co. ; J. H. Hastig, men's wear; 43 Leoni Street. MOBILE, Ala.?C. J. Gayfor A Co.; J. Manning, coats, suits, waists; 35 W Thirty-fourth Street. MOLINB, UI.-i-Flcrr A Co.; J. N. Pic dry goodx, millinery, carpets, furnltu clothing, furnishing goods; 133 B.-uadw third floor, i MOLINB, HI.?J. Plerr, dry goods b general indse; Broslln. ? MOLINB, 111.?Grossman Bros.; 8. Gro man, cloaks und millinery; Pennsylvar MONTREAL, Can? Dobenheim's; F. D. de Grandpru, millinery ; J. E. Lavrrg representative; Broztell. ? MONTREAL, Can.?A. Blebor, ft Broslln. MONTREAL? - W. Bushenbaum, ft I Breslln MONTREAL. Can.?.. my's. Ltd.; : Law, handkerchiefs, em olderln?, lac r230 Fifth Avenue; Syn, TiUg. Co, ? MONTGOMERY. Ala.?Montgomery Fi L. Gahr, rug?, oto. ; caro 23 Bast Twer sixth Street. MONTREAL?Welner Co.; Mr. Well \ piece good?; Walllck. MONTREAL?J. Beaudry, general rr chandlse; Continental. Ml'SKOOEE. Okla. ~Calhoun Dry Oo Company: Milton Becker? basement mrt 1150 Bway. NASHVILLE. Tenn.?Castner-Knott O. Co.; F. Gahr, rugs and draperies; Bast Twenty-sixth Street, room 810. NASHVILLE--Ca?tuer-Kr>ott Dry Oo Company; Miss U. Wlnetrab, millinery; Esst Twenty-sixth Street. NBWBERN, N. C.?S. Copl?n ft Sr A. Copl?n and Mrs. M. Shenk, dry go and gon?r?l merchandise; Msrlbnrougl NEW HAVEN?ShartsnWg A Reblni Wllllsm H. Flack, leather goods, si lining? and drees good?; D. G, Allia 404 Fourth Av?ru*n. NEW LONDOW Conn.?8. A. Ctoldsn A Co, ; N. Dreyfus, cotton and woolen p: ?good?! ?T Ora.ua Street} Elks Club, ed NEW ORLEANS?Krieger 8tore; M. B. Krieger, ready-to-wear; Van Buren, 48 West Thlrty-flfth 8treet. NilW ORLEANS?D. H. Holmes A Co.; Miss Sherwood, coats and suits; Miss Ha? gan, cotton underwear; Miss Kincate, Jew? elry; 15 Bast Twenty-sixth Street. NEW ORLEANS ? Grossman-Welnfeld Millinery Company; I. Grossman, millinery; Imperial. NEW ORLEANS?Kreeger Store Com? pany; M. B. Kreeger, ready-to-wear; 48 West Thirty-fifth Street. NEW ORLEANS?Charles A. Kaufman Company; J. O. Albert, millinery; 116 West Thirty-second Street; A. Fantl. NEW ORLEANS?Maison Blanche; Miss S. Berkowltz, waists, sweaters; S. J. Schwartz Jr., dresses; A. Magnltzky, dra? peries, carpets, rugs; 116 West Thirty second Street. NORFOLK, Va.?Willls-Crall-Smlth Co.; W. F. Smith, carpets, furniture; York. NORFOLK, Va.?V. Myers, women'? wear; Grand. ? ? NORFOLK, Va.?M. Kaplon Co.; M. Kaplon, general merchandise; Wallick. NORFOLK, Va.?I. G. Rise Co.; I. G. RIbo, millinery, and women's wear; .Park Avenue. NORFOLK. Pa.?Liftman Co.; C. Lltt man, general merchandlso; Wallick. NORFOLK, Va.?A. Levy Co.; A. Levy, dry goods and notions; Wallick. NORWICH, Conn.?Porteous A Mitchell; J. Lee, handkerchiefs; D. G. Union, 432 Fourth Avenue. NORWOOD, Ohio?F. S. Levy, clothing and furnishings; Pennsylvania. OMAHA?J. L. Brandeis Bros; Mrs. P. Kent, misses' apparel; Miss L. Kohen, children's wear; Miss Careful, Infants' wear; W. C. McKnight, hosiery, under? wear, laces, trimmings, handkerchiefs and veilings; K. M. Louis, gen. mdse.; S. M. Goldberg, 1261 Broadway. OMAHA?Gate City Hat Company; L. H. Drlshaus, hats, caps; The Annex. OMAHA?Byrne & Hammer Dry Goods Company; H. S. Atterbury, notions; 43 Leonard Street. OMAHA?Lamond Cloak A Suit Shop;. H. C. Lamond, women's ready-to-wear; The Annex. ONEONTA, N. Y.?Ronan Bros.; E. M. Ronan. furniture; The, Annex. OSHKOSH, Wis.?Henderson-Hoyt Com? pany; C. W. Hoyt, suits, coats, etc.; Pennsylvania. OSWEGO, N. Y.?Kline Bros.; A. Kline, dry goods; Breslln. OSWEGO, N. Y.?George H. Campbell; G. H. Campbell, ready-to-wear; 116 West Thlrty-HPCond Street; A. Fantl. PARKERSBURG, W. Va.?Dils Bros. & Co.; Mr. Tltchenor, piece goods; Stanley Ma cree, 1270 Broadway. PETERSBURG, Va.?A. Rosenstock A Co.; Mrs. Fathlng, ready to wear; 44 East Twenty-third Street. PHILADELPHIA ?J. Brand Co.; J. Brand, general merchandise; Aberdeen. PHILADELPHIA ? S. Herman, piece goods: Breslln. PHILADELPHIA?M. Waldman. car? pets, furniture; Albert. PHILADELPHIA?H. Yerkes, artificial flowers, feathers: Longacre. PHILADELPHIA?Lit Bros.; Miss Gray son, bathing suits; 1261 Bway. PHILADELPHIA?Glmbel Bros.; Mrs. Kahn, kimonos, negligees and house dresses; Mr. Goldman, ladles' coats; Broadway and Thirty-second Street. PHILADELPHIA?N. Snellenburg & Co.; I. W. Isaacs, men's and boys' furnishings; 1261 Broadway. PHILADELPHIA?Herbert Kohn; Her? bert Kohn, silks, Venetians; 33 West Thir? ty-fourth Street. PHILADELPHIA?M. Gross A Co.; Maurice Gross, woolen , piece goods; 1182 Broadway. PHILADELPHIA?Lit Bros.; C. L. An? derson, laces and embroideries; 1261 Broadway. PHILADELPHIA?Blauner's; George F. Rivers, silk underwear, gloves; 15 East Twenty-sixth Street. PHILADELPHIA?M. Norwlclc A Son; H. A. Norwick, coats and suits; 1182 Broadway. PHILADELPHIA?C. S. Tanquay & Co. ; C. S. Tan'juay, woolen piece goods; Grand. PHILADELPHIA?Gimbel's; Miss Gos lln, notions; Broadway ami Thirty-second Street. PHILADELPHIA?Glmbel Bros.; Ernest Bonn, leather goods; V. Zanner, general mdse; D. S. Scott, men's furnishings; I Broadway and Thirty-second Street. PHILADELPHIA?M. Frank & Co; M. Frank, cotton and woolen pier.,? goods, silks, satins end velvets; 1182 Broadway. PHILADELPHIA?Milady Dress and Costume Co.; M. H. Rubin, dresses; Aber? deen. PHILADELPHIA?L. Fischer, tailoring gooils; Broadway Central. PHILADELPHIA?M. Fuhrman; M. Fuhrman. woolens; Bristol. PHILADELPHIA?Harris & Hafer; F. HRrrls, millinery; Herald Square. PHILADELPHIA?S. Miller, clothing; Continental. PHOENIX, Ariz.?Switzer Stylo Shop; i W. Switzer, ready to wear; William Van Buren, 48 West Thirty-fifth Street. PIQUA, Ohio?E. Kahn & Co.; E. Kahn, clothing: Pennsylvania. PITTSBURGH?McCreery <?_ Co.; Angus McDonald, luggage and trunks, leather goods, toilet goods; C, Roof, men's fur? nishings; William Diak, notions and sta? tionery; J. 1_. Davics, cotton nn?l woolen piece goods, silks, satins and velvets; 23 ' East Twonty-siNth Street. PITTSBURGH ? Broadway Cloak and I ?Suit Co. ; M. H. Rosenson, coats and suits; Pennsylvania. PITTSBURGH?Sheinberg & AVeisber?; J. Weisborg, ready to wear; Pennsylvania. PITTSBURGH?Boggs & Buhl; Miss A. H. L. Eckert, cloaks, suits, dresses; 1140 Broadway. < PITTSBURGH?Kaufmann & Baer; L. Kaufmann, women's garments; 404 Fourth Avenue, 12th floor. PITTSBURGH?Pittsburgh D. G. Co.; C. II. Oilman, linens, cot-sots, handkerchiefs, ladles' neckwear; 43 Leonard Street, room 202. PITTSBURGH?Kaufmann & Baer Co.: Miss F. Looby, dresses, costumes; 404 Fourth Avenue. PITTSBURGH?Frank & Sedler; H. J. Shamborg, fur coats; Oscar Abel, 362 Fifth Avenue. PITTSBURGH?Lewln & Nelman Co.; Mr. Koch, Mrrf. Loeb, jobs waists; Mrs. M. Flatow, Jobs dresses; 470 Fourth Avenue. PITTSBURGH?Boggs &? Buhl; Miss K. E. Luddc-n, millinery, flowers; S. Eckert, misses' dresses; 1140 Broadway. PITTSBURGH?Kaufmann & Baer; Miss F. Looby, ?liesses, costumes; 401 Fourth! Avenu?. PITTSBURGH?Kaufman's; Miss Gibian, i waists; C. Klein, linens; Mr. Drey fous (basem.nt), manager; P. Paley, drugH; A. C. Moffat. umbrellas; Miss Giltenboth, laces; 1261 Broadway. PITTSBURGH?McCreery &. Co.; A. Mc? Donald, silverware and toilet goods; J. E. Davles, dress goods; J. S. Delwelter, t\ niture; 23 East Twenty-sixth Street, room 810. PITTSBURGH ?Arbuthnot - Stephenson Co.; R. H. Houston, domestics; G. R. Auf <i er hide, white goods, handkerohlefs; 43 Leonard Street. PITTSBURGH?Berkman Bros. ; Morris Friedman, jobs, waists, also spring lines; Pennsylvania. PITTSBURGH?Broadway Cloak & Suit Co.; Mr. Rosenson, waists, skirts, dresses, suits, ladles', children's coats; Pennsyl? vania. PITTSBURGH?Rosenbaum Co.; E. B. Gllck, dept. store merchandise; H. L. Fay, draperies, upholstery; Miss K. Mead?, gloves; Miss C. Handmacher, gloves; lib Woe. Thirty-second wtreat; A. Fantl. PITTSBURGH?IS. H. Rosenlleld, fur? nishing goods: Pennsylvania. PITTSBURGH?Auerbach Dry Goods Co; S. Auerbach, dry goods; Pennsylvania. PITTSBURGH?A. A. W?lk Co ; G. W?lk, ready-to-wear; 363 Fifth Avenue. ? PONTIAC Mich.?Chase Mercantile Co.; Mr. Sachse, waists; 132 WeBt Twenty-sev? enth Street, 3d floor. PORTLAND, Me.?Porteous Mitchell A Braun; Miss J. Cronln, children's, infants.' wear; Miss E. Taylor, representing; 432 Fourth Avenue, 5th. floor. PORTLAND, Ore.?Weinstein Bros.; 6. B. Horwltz, trlcotlno and Jersey dresses; 1269 Broadway. PORTLAND, Me.?C. B. Parker, general mdse. ; Park Avenue. PORTLAND, Me.?Porteous, Mitchell & Braun; Miss B. Taylor, handkerchiefs; Dry Goods Union, 432 Fourth Avenue. PORTLAND, Ore.?Tho Famous; P. Har? ris, coats, suits, dresses; Clarldge. PORTLAND, Ore.?Lipman, Wolfe A Co. : I. N. Lipman basement ready to wear; 1128 Broadway. POUOHKEEPSIB?I. Eisner'? Sons; D. Eisner, clothing and furnishings; Albert. POUGHKBEP8IE?A. Slote A Sons; S. Slote, men's and women's furnishings; Al? bert. READING, Pa.?H. D. Kurtz, ready to wear, cotton piece goods, dry goods; Bres? lln. RICHMOND, Va.?Thalhlmer Bros.; C. Haynes, piece goods; care of 1160 Broad? way. RICHMOND, Va.?Welsberger Co.; S. Weisberger, men's furnishings, hosiery, underwear, women's ready to wear; 37 Went Twenty-sixth Street, care Lovls. RICHMOND. Va?Miller A Rhoads; A. S. Minier, handkerchiefs; Dry Goods Union, 4 32 Fourth Avenue. RICHMOND, Va.?Miller A Rhoads; J. T. Otto, upholstery, carpets, rugs; S, Win? ter, representing; Dry Goods Union, 432 Fourth Avenue. RICHMOND, Va.?Thalhlmer Bros.; W. B, l.iuimmer, notions and millinery; 1150 Broadway. RICHMOND, Va.?Richmond Dry Goods Co.; B. p. Hydnor, pleco goods; J. D. Co.; E. P. Snydcr, piece goods; J. D. Hawes, notions; Capiam Wm. Russell, ready to wear, furnishings; H. W. Duane piece, cotton goods; 43 Leonard Street. Room 104. ROCHESTER?Slbley. Lindsay A Curr; E. G. Bggleston, notions; George E. Fettes, staple notions, stationery; 432 Fourth Ave? nue. Room 1607. ROCHESTER?B. Forman A Co.; Miss Goldblatt, underwear; Miss J. Epstein, girl's coats; 225 Fifth Avenue; Assoo. Mdsg. Corp. ROCHESTER. N. Y.?D. Nuabaum, piece ?oode; Continental. jf.OCI.f_.iTBR?I. Ruderman, Jobs of dry goods, laces and embroideries; Broadway Central. SACRAMENTO, Calif?Chn?. P. Nathan Son?; Michel Nathan, ready to wear, 100 West Thirty-?econd Street; Herzberg Pur -haelag Co? SACRAMENTO. Calif.?Welnstock-Lubln Co.; Mrs. H. L. Levy, cloaks, suits, dresses; Miss Smith, expensive waists; Miss M. Sumner, asst millinery; 225 Fifth Avenue; Assoc. Mdsg. Corp. SALT LAKE CITY, Utah?Decker-Pat? rick Co.; Mr. Larsen, representing; 72 Leon? ard Street. SAN ANTONIO?A. B. Frank Co.; O. J. Brunner, piece goods; 4? Leonard Street, Room 104. SANDUSKY, Ohio?Joseph Byer, men s and women's clothing; Grand. SAN FRANCISCO?Hale Bros.; C. Piers, meichandise manager; 60 Union Square; Breslin. . _ SAN FRANCISCO?Raphael, Welll A Co.; Miss Gerstbacher (basement), house dresses, kimonos, petticoats, waists and bathing salts; 16 East Twenty-sixth Street. SAN FRANCISCO?J. Greenberg, furs; Breslin. -, _ ? SAN FRANCISCO?The Elkus Co. : E. S. Elkus, mew's wear; 60 Worth Street. SAN FRANCISCO?Hale Bros., Inc.; J. J. Shea, silks and dress goods; Miss E. Beach, 60 Union Square. SAN FRANCISCO?The Emporium ; A. Lyndstrom, boys', children's clothing; Miss Sloss, children's wear, negligees; Mrs. Myrtle Gaskill. women's suits for main store; Miss Hazel Kirk, waists for main store; 225 Fifth Avenue; Assoc. Mdsg. Corp. _ SAN FRANCISCO?Livingston Bros. ; Mis. O. Andros, coats, suits; Miss E. Salz man, sweaters, waists; 303 Fifth Avenue. SCRANTON, Pa.?Herzog's Dress Shop; Miss M. Hailstone, dresses; Miss Schultz, dresses; 404 Fourth Avenue, room 1603. SEATTLE, Wash.?Seattle Dry Goods Co.; P. M. Morse, basement goods; 440 Fourth Avenue. . SHELBY, N. C.?R. E. Campbell, dry goods, clothing, general mercandlse; Albert. SHRBVEPORT, La.?Seymour Fl?r? sheim, piece goods; Louis Florsheim, ready to wear; 43 Leonard Street. SIOUX CITY, Iowa?Hicks-Fuller-Pler Bon Co.; Mr. Miller, men's furnishings; Mr. Klaafke, notions; 320 Broadway. SOUTH BEND, Ind.?J. W. Stein Sorra; W. H. Stein, ready to wear, knit goods, furnishings; Astor. SOUTH BEND. Ind.?Oliver Style Shop; W. H. Stein, blouses, lingeries; Astor. SOUTH BEND, Ind.?Stein Dry Goods Co. ; W. H. Stein, ready to wear, knit goods, furnishings; Astor. SOUTH BEND, Ind.?Robertson Bros. Co.; Miss M. Vahlert, millinery; 1239 Broadway. SPOKANE, Wash.?Spokane Dry Goods Co.; M. J. Coen, dresses, suits, coats and skirts; 440 Fourth Avenue. SPOfANE, WaWah.?Whitehouso A Co.; M13S G. Judge and W. Small, dresses and suits; 23 East Twenty-sixth Street, room 810. SPOKANE, Wash. ? Culbertson-Groto Rankln Co.; Mrs. M. Weaterveote, suits, coats, dresses, skirts; W. H. Gray, suits, coats, dresses, skirts; 116 West Thirty second Street: A. Fantl. SPRINGFIELD, Mo.?Reps Dry Goods Co. ; D. S. Atterbury, knit underwear, hosiery; 1133 Broadway. SPRINGFIELD, Mo.?Keet A Round treo Dry Goods Co.; Roy Peacher, silks and dress goods; J. H. Roundtill, domes? tics; WaWlter Howell, 72 Leonard Street. ST. JOSBPH, Mo.?Richardson Dry Goods Co.; L. D. Graham, ready to wear; P. A. Miller, 43 Leonard Street, room 410. ST. JOSEPH, Mo.?Wheeler, Motter Mercantile Co.; E. B. Farlsh, domestics; H. C. Walker, woolon and knit goods; 72 Leonard Street, room 603. ST. JOSEPH, Mo.?Eofilehard A Davl son; F. Quentin, millinery; 621 Broadway, room 641. ST. JOSEPH, Mo.?John S. Brlttain Dry Goods Co. ; W. H. Beattie, domestics, flan? nels, linens, blankets; 320 Broadway. ST. JOSEPH, Mo.?J. E. Brlttain Dry Goo'ls (Jo.; W, R. Jones, dress goods; 320 Broadway; Breslin. ST. LOUIS?lirolda Bros. Jobbing Co.; Max Broida, dry goods, notions, men's furnishings; Breslin. ST. LOUIS?Carleton Dry Goods Co.; L. Landwehr, notions and jewelry; J. Schweln ker, representative; 32'J Broadway. ST. LOUIS?Steinberg's; H. Strauss, ready to wear; William M. Van Buren, 48 West Thirty-fifth Street. ST. LOUIS?S. Goldstein Co.; S. Gold? stein, women's furnishings and millinery; Herald Square. ST. LOUIS-?Rico Stlx Dry Goods Co.; E. W. Stix, president; A. S. Rauch, vice president; O. Putnam, hosiery; H. E. Ink, leather and sport goods, etc.; F. Walsh, dress goo'ls; E. L. Richards, sporting goods; 377 Broadway. ST. LOUIS?B. Nugent A Bros.; Miss Koener an?l Miss Gorman, spring millinery; 470 Fourth Avenue. ST. LOUIS?Ely A Walker Dry Goods Co.; J. A. Ra?ble, ?Ires? goods, flannels, silks; S. A. Kaiman, hosiery; 56 Worth Street. ST. LOUIS?Loewonstoln Bros. Garment Co.; B. J. Loewenstein, coats, skirts, dresses, waists, furs; Pennsylvania. ST. LOUIS?Palace Department. Store; L. Rubensteln, general merchandise; The Annex. ST. LOUIS?Sonnenfeld's; B. Rosenthal, skirts; Miss N. Belfry, cloaks, suits, furs; 3ti4 Fifth Avenue, tenth floor. ST. LOUIS?Stlx, Baer A Full??r Dry Goods Co.; Miss A. C. Becker, skirts, ?port clothes; ll? West Thirty-second Street, room 1410. ST. LOUIS?Stlx, Baer A Fuller; Miss L McAnnly, assistant: M. Steinfeld, enats, suits, skirts; 116 West Thirty-second Str?et; A. Fantl. ST. LOUIS -Scruggs, Vandervoort A Barney; Mr. G.iussman, dress goods, trim? mings: Miss C. Bertke, handkerchiefs; Miss F. Schlager, dresses; Miss L. Sehlager, suits; Miss Hall, children's, juniors' ready to wear; Miss N. Belfry, coats; 225 Fifth Avenue; Assoc. Mdsg. Corp. ST. PAUL?Finch, Van Slyck A McCon vllle; G. O. Olsen, silks; D. Bamberg, un? derwear; R, McDonnelly, men's furnish? ings; 320 Broadway. ST. 1'AUL ? G. Sommers Co.; D. A. Thompson, mens' furnishings; 395 Broad? way. ST. PAUL, Minn.?B. Harris Co.; B. Harris, piece goods; Walllck. ST. PAUL?Finch. Van Slyck A McCon ville; J. Potts, white goods; 320 Broad? way. .SYRACUSE, N. Y.?B. Cohen, ready to wear; Elks Club. TOLEDO?Parsons Garment Co.; Will? iam Grossman, coats and suits; Pennsyl? vania. TOLEDO?Lion Dry Goods Co.: A. C. Blrk, floor coverings; 23 East Twenty sixth Street. Continued on page twenty-two BUSINESS CARDS Carpets KLOANBS, WHITTALL'S, ROYAL WIL? TONS, Axmlnster Carpets, $1.00 yard up, In grey, blue, green, brown, mixed colors, for all purposes ; Rugs, all makes, all sizes, all prices, $10.50 to $46.00 up; Orientals, Kllim'8, Hand Tufted; Making Over, Clean? ing, Laying, Dyeing; reasonable, beautiful. STILLINGS, INC., 620-628 Madison avenue (69th). Plaza 8836. Carpet Cleaning SEWING?MAKING OVER?CLEANING. 600 carpets, rugs, portieres (all sizes), plain Oriental colors. Slightly used. At 1-3 original price. 200 yds. of Inlaid lino? leum. $1.26. GEORGE 1037 8D AVE.. 61ST ST. 4254 PLAZA CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING COM? PANY?Cleans by compressed air, tteam, hand or on floor. 419 East 48th st. COB 41 BRANDT. Telephone 132 Murray Hill. Diamonds DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT FOR CASH, estates appraised, purchased. BENNETT. .75 Broadway, upBtalr?._ Furniture HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture, an? tiques, planos, bric-?-brac, books, art, etc. GABAY, 88 University Place. 'Phone Stuyvosant 2377. Men's Clothing A.?We buy gentlemen's discarded cloth? ing, business suits, overcoats, fur lined coats, full dress. Tuxedos, pants, shoe? of every description; positively pay more than other?. Call, write or phono. MEYER HOROWITZ. 448 7th ave. Gree'ey 1425. MANUFACTURERS of Men's and Young Men'? SUITS OVERCOATS is CLOSING OUT entire stock of samples at very interesting prices. Wonderful values only $24.50 and $32.50. KOHAN KLOTHES SHOPPE, 1416 Broadway, corner 3Dth st. Miscellaneous MIRAFLORA HAND LOTION for rough, chapped skin conditions; the housekeepers' delight; once used, always used, 50 cents postpaid. Marvel Specialties Co., ?0 Walker Street. New York City. Purchase and Exchange WANTED TO BUY, contents of Apartments, Hotels, Houses, Pianos, Books, Paintings, etc. Phone Bryant 6771. $ Rugs ORIENTAL RUGS ? 0crdqu'_?: tlty bought for highest cash; appraising a specialty; oalt or write. Basnajlan. 30 West 40th st. 'Phone 6101 Bryant, Trank? BIO BARGAIN?New and use? wardrol trunks. 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Telephone Circle 4194. 38TH ST., 64 W.?Light, airy suite, two rooms; by year; reference retiui?red._ FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED GENTLEMEN deBlre furnished room, vicin? ity 60th and Lexington ave. Telephone Cortlandt 2044._ HELP WANTED MALE_ INSTRUCTION FOR WHAT ARE YOU BEST FITTED? Not one person In twenty is m the right work. Our vocational analysis, based on known scientific laws, will determine your abilities and the vocation in which you will ach'eve greatest success. Call here for de? tails. No obligation involved. Booklet "L" on request. Morton Institute, 96 Fifth ave. <at 16th st.). New York. Tel. Chelsea 4064. AUTO INSTRUCTION, repairing, driving, shop work; evening classes; complete course; license guaranteed; reduction tc service men. American Auto School, 728 Lexington ave. (59th). AUTO LNSTHUCTION, $10. Single lessons, $1 : Cadillac, Btudebaker, Mitchell, B. & M. Co.. 1303 Lexington are.. 8Sth. iEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR. ?Pleasant and profitable work; day and evening classes. Send for free booklet and visitor's pass. West Side Y. M. C. A.. 306 West t7th st._ OPPORTUNITY, advancement, prestige await the accountancy-trained man ; Investigate the advantages of this training for yourself; for ? 2 pa ?re bulletin giving details of evening class?e ill accountancy and business admin? istration (Pace Courses) end for admission cards to opening lectures address F. P. Lamphenr, 215 W. 23d st.. N. Y.; A. I. Hardy, 65 Hanson Place, Brooklyn. SHOP MATHEMATICS, mechanical and architectural drawing and typewriting courses are still available for registration at Brooklyn Central Y. M. C. A., 55 Han? son Place, Brooklyn. rIELP WANTED MALE Boys and Young Men TO DO LIGHT WORK AND MAKE BIG MONEY; GOOD CHANCE FOR AD? VANCEMENT; SHORT HOURS; GOOD PAY TO START. Newport Optical Mfg. Co. 24 BOERUM ST., BROOKLYN. BOY, lfi, to work in wholesale surgical in? strument house; $12 per week to start. Call after 8:30 a. in., Fred Haslam & Co., 83 Pulaski st., Brooklyn. BOYS. ERRANDS, IN LARGE SILVER? WARE HOUSE; GOOD OPPORTUNITY. THEO. B. STARK. 4 MAIDEN LANE. BOY for office work; chance for advance? ment. George F. Wiemann Co., 406 Greenwich st. BOYS, for electrical contractor's office, whp want to learn the business; steady work. Brackett & Colt, Inc., 1400 Bway. BOY to learn good trade, poster typesetting; good pay; advancement. National Printing | ?; Engraving Co., 136 West 62d st. BOYS.?Active, under 18; old established firm; good salary and advancement. Apply ! Dow. Jones & Co., 44 Broad st. BOY?Wanted, bright boy; splendid chance ? for advancement. Adolph Ruff. 22 West ? 27th st. BOYS.?Two neat boys for office routine and Important errands to banks and offices; ! excellent position; advancement sure. 'La mont, Corliss & Co., 131 Hudson st. CANVASSER, experienced, to solicit trade for Ice and coal business. J. II. Bode A Co., 154 E. 53d st. DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THE NEW TELEGRAPHY? It offers excellent training and advancement to Young men, 18 to 21 years. $65.00 A MONTH DURING THE TRAINING COURSE. INQUIRE WESTERN UNION, 24 Walker Street, (Near Canal and Broadway) Room 1702 BETWEEN 9 A. M. AND 4 P. M. DRAFTSMAN wanted ; experi? enced in machinery and fac? tory layout. Havirshaw Elec? tric Cable Co., Yonkers, N. Y. ELEVATOR OPERATOR; white. 302 W 8Cth st. FILING CLERK, about 18 years old, re? quired; st te references and salary. B.. Box 497. Tribune Olllce. MAN TO TRAVEL HIGH-GRADE SPECIALTY We are opening up a big campaign on an artiole that has had a successful sale for twenty years; (no stocks or bonds); If you are this kind of a man that can approach tho best business men and if useil to big money, write for inte, .'lew, B., Box 468 Tribune Oftlei?. MEN! POSSESSING BACK BONE, BETWEEN THE AGES OF 25 TO 50 $10,000 A YEAR AND UP IF YOU CAN QUALIFY; ? MEN WILL BE EMPLOYED FROM JANUARY 12 TO JANUARY 16 APPLY IN PERSON TO SUITE 1017, 225 FIFTH AVE., BETWEEN 10 A. M. AND 5 P. M. OFFICE BOY wanted by export commis? sion house; good opportunity for ad? vancement to willing worker. Call. J. M. McNIoce & Co.. 100 Hudson st. OFFICE BOY. 16-17 yea?rn, bookkeeping department, publishing house; excellent opportunity for advancement. Button, 681 Fifth ave. SALESMEN WANTED?Factory rebuilt tires are ,n great demand; attractive proposition submitted upon application ; estimated ?-ommlsslone; about $100 weekly to stnrtj territory assigned; men who o?n prprtuoe; only hustlers nood apply. Eastman Rubber Works, Ina. SU W. 40th ?ru* new York. ied A v HELP WANTED MALE OFFICE BOY?Must furnish references; ? good chance for advancement I. A, , Ganzer. 1476 Broadway. SALESMAN, Junior, for silk department. Apply Supt.'s office, A. A_ Vantlne & | Co.. Fifth ave. & 39th st. 1 HELP WANTED FEMALE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG WOMEN AND GIRLS OVER 16 Permanent employment for young women with or without previous tele? phone experience. Good pay from the start with regular and fre? quent increases. Annual vacations with full pay and liberal sick benefits, medical advice and pensions without cost to employes. Operating and recrea? tion rooms are large, well ventilated and com? fortably furnished. Lunch rooms are pro? vided in principal offices in which hot meals are provided at less than cost. Positions are also open for all night work at ex? tra pay for those who prefer this work. MAIN ~??V_PLO_YMENT OFFICE: 27th St. & Broadway, Manhattan. BRANCH EMPLOY? MENT OFFICES: 58 W. Houston St., Man? hattan; 453 E. Tremont Ave., Bronx (12 M. to 9 P. M.), and in Brook? lyn, 81 Willoughby St. and 1336 Broadway. If unable to come to an Employment office, tele? phone Miss Bremer, "Madison Square 12000" (free call) for further information. NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY. I ASSISTANT supervisor and housewcrker for Jewish institution of about 20 girls, from : 8 to 16 vears old, at Jamaica, L. !.. N. Y. ; i good salary and maintenance. Kindly apply I or call Miss E. Brown, 55 Festem Parkway, I Brooklyn. Phono Bedford 1478. ! BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT, experienced I at Burrotifch's adding macnlne and good at I detalla and figures. Call Woodlawn 1706, 1 Benford Auto Products, Pearl st., near South st., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. BOOKKEEPERS assistant ledger clerk; ' must writ.? and figure well; also be ablo to take oft trial ba___.ee. Putton, CS1 ! 6th ave. BOOKKEEPER on stock ledger and inv..n- j tories; Christian preferred; experience.! and accurate; $25. Apply Gem Fountain Corp., 3 40 Nassau st._ DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THE NEW TELEGRAPHY? It offers Excellent Training and advancement to Young women 16 to 25 years. $65.00 a month during the Training Course INQUIRE Western Union, 24 Walker Street (near Canal and Broadway) Room 1702. BETWEEN 9 A. M. AND 4 P. M. ELDERLY woman, reliable, take care of baby and light housework, with small fam? ily. Apply 1236 St. Nicholas ave., Drug Store. Ordman. GIRLS AS CLERKS. Girls, age 17 and over, wanted as clerks. Permanent positions. ? targe financial institution. Hours 9 to 4:30. Saturday half i holiday. Luncheon served free. Opportunity to study typewrit? ing, stenography and dicta? phone without expense. Salary ; to start $12. Call after 9 A. i M., room 5030 Metropolitan! Life Building, 4th Avenue & ! 23rd Street, New York City. GIRLS AS TYPISTS. Girls, age 17 and over, wanted ! as tyRists. Permanent posi-i tions. Large financial institu-j tion. Hours 9 to 4:30. Satur-' day half holiday. Luncheon j served free. Opportunity to! study stenography and opera- ! tion of dictaphone without ex-? pense. Salary $12. Call after 9 A. M., room 5030 Metropoli? tan Life Building, Fourth Ave? nue & 23rd Street, New York. GIRLS! GIRLS! to take off Walte and Carver prosnes ; ex? perience unnecessary ; clean, pleasant sur? roundings)? ?ood pay; hours 8-B; half day Saturday; Gentiles only. Call, write, HOWARD RUSH, Inc., 110 _!Ll___CK_-_. ST. ertising HELP WANTED FEMA1J. PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR YOUNG WOMEN \ 4 $900 to $1,400 a year. t Working conditions and opportunities for pror?_o tion are excellent. Call at 1158 Broadway N. Y. C, and see Miss F. G. Carncrose, who will giv you full particulars, or Fill in and mail the blank ** below : Please communicate with me about the position ? which you advertised. Name.., .. Address. Telephone No. . ;.?... Age. LADIES' MAID (white); mt_*t und*. stand sewing and packing; willing to leave the city; references rciulre.i. Appiv at 10 o'clock, Tuesday A. M., '91 Clinton ave., Newark, N. J. GIRLS experle icc_ on work at satin boxes; steady. Magee Art Co., 84' Broadway. GIRLS TO BOX ANO APSOHT MEN".?. NECKWEAR- STEADY POSflTl? N GOOD PAY. HORN, 846 BROADWAY. JOINERS on motion picture film, experienced and begin ners; pleasant work, good sal? ary. Call Eclipse Film Labp.a tory, 521 West 23d. WANTED?Typist; small switchboard to operate; limited books to keep. Room 24, 61 Maiden Lan., City. _ SITUATIONS WANTED MALE A.?A.?BUTL_m-VALET?Irish; very n _i and capable; $86-$.0. A.. Miss 1 f mavcr's Agency, 10 E. 4..I st., 3d f. or. Telephone 8947 Murray H.H. BUTLER: capable, Kootl appearing _-l ? list) ?nan: $?_; city or country; : tig ref? erences. Miss Sheas Agency, <- East 41_l st.; Murray Hill 6774. BUTLER-V A L E T?Thoroughly oxp-rt enced; excellent references. Miss Sh.ugh nossy's Agency. 860 6th a. CHEF; co?eg- or similar retertaoMb Damolen, faro Mass, tilti Atlantic .v., Brooklyn. ! COLORED COUPLE; chauffeur, butler; j excellent cook, hoseworker, entire work; I $125; fine references: city or country. Miss Shea's Agency, C East 41st st., Murray | Hill 6774. COOK, colored, wishes position. Middle ton, 118 W. 135th st. ?COUPLE; English; butler valet. Swedish i chambermaid, parlor maid; exeei??im ' ally line pair; fro anywhere; $15?.'. fine? 1 references. M!?s Shea's A'geflcy, ?> Bast i 41st st; Morray Hill 6774 ? COUPLER Finnish-English), cock and ?hauf feur, cook am' butler; references. Lentl's Agency, 77 E. 110th st. Harlem ?516. COUPLE?Butler-cook; tirst class; ? xccl lent references. Miss Shaiiglin?;ssy'? Agent-;., S6? Cth av. EX-OFFICER, 31, recently r<-turn?'d .ver? seas; single; familiar with shipping; several years' executive experience, de? sires responsible position; will go any? where. B, 470 Tribune. HOUSEMAN: understands plumbing and electricity; most capable; young; Frep? h Italian; $70; nnywher??: exceptional refer? ences. Miss Sh-a's Agency, 6 Eas* 41st St. Murray Hill 6774. j MAN, 27 years, would like position at night as cashier. E. J. B., 235 W. 4th I st. City. i PAINTING, paperhanging; city, country; highest grad?-. Ferry, 346 E. 104th st ; Harlem 3411. SITUATIONS WANTED FKMALF. A.?A.?Chambermaid or waltresn; ex? perienced; ?,-uo.l references; {SO?$65. J., Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d ! st., 3-1 fluor. Tel. bfl-17 Murray Hill. | CHAMBERMAID-MAID ? Capable Irish L girl; city vr Short Hills direction; $50. [fine references. Miss Shea's Agency, ?; l East 41st st. Murray Hill ?774. | CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS, Hd lander; city preferred. Irvln's Agen?-?. ? 63'j Sixth av?-. Greeley 2V.<0. COOK?Irish; excellent cook; very n it. has had temporary engagements: >w desires permanent situation: $f.5--$75. It. Miss Hofmayer's Ageiicv, 10 East 43d st , 3d floor. Tel. 8947 Murray Hill. COOK?Younir colored woman; pub!!? c private: $70 up: exceptionally capa le finest references; country preferred. Mis-? Shea's Agency, 6 East 41st st. Murra Hill 6774. COOK and wait!ess and houseworners (Fin? nish-English) girls; good references. Lehti's Agency. 77 E. 120th st. Harlem 6;>U. COOK, young, neat, capable, highly rec? ommended. Miss 3haughnessy'8 Agency, 860 6th ave. COOK, goo?! manager, excellent referencesL Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau, 366 Fifth ave COUPLE?-Japanese and Eng.ish; both first class; butvr and cook or butler and parlormaid: $150; excellent references; country preferred. K. Miss H??fmayer'e Agency, 10 East 43d st., 3d floor. Tel. 8947 Murray Hill. ENGLISH cook, with ?ir without Uttche?i maid; most competent; $7?; ? ty on? Miss Shea's Agency, ?-? East 41st st. Mur? ray Hill 6774. GIRL, light colored, companion elderly ?orn? an, couple; housework, ltritt, 22i W 6?d. HOUSHTWORKER?Capable young eolorort woman; apartment preferred; $or. ; excel? lent references. Miss Shea's Agency,6 East 41st st. Murray Hill ?774. LADY'S MAID, chambermaid, parlormaid, butler: together or separate; pn-sent em plover closing house: ;?u well recommend? ed. G., Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 1 ?i East 43d st., 3d floor. Tel. 8947 Murray Hill. LADIES' MAID, very capable and reliable: excellent leng city reference: $?">?>. J. Mis? Hofmayer's Agency, in Hast 4Sd st. 3d floor. Telephone 8947 Murray Hill. , LAUNDRESS- --First clusi, by day or week; references. Graven, 962 Third av.-. NURSE, young, hospital trained; excellent referenc??. Mists Fitzgerald's Bureau, 366 Fifth avo. NURSE, take out children; half day. J- P.. "17 East 62d st. T\v?> GIRLS Cook, $60; waitress? ham hcrmalil, $50; capable >?>uiik Motion girls; city preferred; splendid referono??* Miss Shea's Agency, 6 East 41st St. Mur | ray Hill 6774. WAITRESS, parlormaid; young Irish wo? man; good city reference; city apart I ment. M.. Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 1" East 43d st., 3d floor. Tel. 8047 Murray Hill. WORKING HOUSEKEEPER ? C?-P*W* American widow, with school b?<y, for . elderly or business peuple; excellent eooa. $40; city or county. Miss Sli.-n s Agen?.y. ? East 41st at. Murray Hill 6774. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN WOULD LIKE to communicate with some one Interested in a young nmn suffering [from a neuroet?. B, JUu? 4*1, Tri???? i Office.