New-York tribune. [volume], January 29, 1916, Page 3, Image 3

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STATE'S TAUNTS
CRUSH MRS. MOHR
\\\i\ow I'ids Three Day
Orde.il with Her Case
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piYOKM I \SK1 D
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Nor l etters -Threatening 1 mil)
Borger Revealed Sticks
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NEED A 30MB OR LEG?
VISIT POLICE AUCTION
Si'i.ir and Qold to Mix with Junk
Under Hammer.
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een restor? il
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Tecla Pearls and
Sea Pearls are
Social Equal:
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They appear at the opera together -
they are frequently in the same box -
oftener still they are in the ?same neck?
lace, side by side, shedding mutual
radiance on the wearer they partici?
pate equally at social functions-they
are partners in polite circles they are
affinities of shape, sheen and color.
drawn together by mutually irresistible
attractions, and differing only in origin
and in cost.
Orientai Necklaces $1000 to $20,000
Tec in Xccklaccs $75 to $'150
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398 l-'iflh Avenue
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AL AND EUGENIA
LIVING AN IDYL
Mars Only Bright1 Lights
Couple Now ?See- Home
an Old Farmhouse,
Rl ( EIVE THEIR MAIL
AT A GROCERY STORE
Neu Automobile Sole Reminder
ol Broadwa) No Kelly
Reconciliation.
?v " guii ?? i hei - lor ara \
' 'Hi: happily
i spacious Quaker
11 !? r .??"?. I ong Island
?? '? ri< I ?? ?.t.- .. ?iHik
klei
i ? ntenae
boat a stli ovei
the Soi that 1 i pel
?istenl if causes one tu look
I ?r her mail t,? the
e, which Is i-, the gen
ere anyt ing from a bale
wull .?' sweet cuba"
may ? The
? imera, the I i
boxes neat to
the i tore postofflce beat
\t Kahn. Ha? mai
Moi along wit tho
.- ? . mes of i "' .
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"Letera from Mr? Kelly' So, we
her." -.-.i I !';i
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ngs at the
ti the mo it appro? ?
? and Rug? a ofte
roads, f.?l
lowed ? ? much adn
? Danes, m
ithed in (be
me 1 ' ? nee henr
cturi ? ? ?? t?> the
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Bay or d n to
? ' d Hprin-*; ? ?
. idi ring and a fev envious
prii g habit
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th the
? ? ?? '-r, is cla.ig the
prii
en i a made the)
?civet ' ent of
? rar. "They ha
Vork," .. . :. ? ? ? ;.
t the 1 i-U a.lei
"but the? rill be
buck ' Youi
s at 7:23,"
Iting a time table
; stair
ng the a
ir-ceilii ge ' ' ? ?? room and
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? e sharp barking
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inch things m (
"A .? nre al
? - i old house by fl
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KANSAS WELCOMES
VOTELESS WIDOWS
New York Ballot Pioneers Ready
to (io. but Married Women
1 ear Divorce Bogle.
be the ipecial privilege of
to 1 Kanse ? order
the ] the vote next
. pper'i letter publisl rd
tied fean Sen
? r? of 'heir
that there might be in
taclei ? ay of th?
I. It t :?.|
but .vernor btated tl at nil
? | to do w,. !'? r- /i-'er Pr.
-nonths before election. !:?<?; need not
the ent re ils montha within the
. ? '-.. r. rhii v. ill lea? ?? them
to join in the Iowa suffrage earn
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Mina < , an *?- Inkle, pr?
the Ni lersi Women1 1
Mi Harriot Stanton Blatch.
Mrs. . ? nt' : I-??'?'? tenet and
are the pioneers.
ir ui' widow i,
I uflband are living
? doubl a- to tl eir right to
i ?aparate legs
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rted Mrs,
. B itch <!>? Forent last i.ijfht. "If
a womi ' ' ? irate legal
? nee for dit ?re?, c,.n ? .
for ?anything o in portant as a ??? te I
lull I a lawyer on thie p
er womei ay, be ??-? ar, tl at tl ?
rce eoi ? ttle theh
feai Supi ? lid ? tablieh a
-, ?? lidei ee, and I i
found then lunched ipao
?m th>
THIS ART UPSIDE DOWN,
BUT NOBODY KNEW IT
Crowd? Sijih for Weeks Over
Bottom-Up Paintings.
Evei of th." year
. f tel peramental men and
? Mil alowly tideways
? .- ? he e\hil?'.' n of ??..-? ratai
. ? Galler* ??'?
> ? \ ? .--. ?? ? ? and
?-ation. The
..... _ . ling -
? :.- of the
- ? ? ? ed from
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of a it ? fht call col
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ime a crit wit ? gl
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a th? . . I
I nt his
, thli tr ???.. ? |
e, were two
m rl
???i to the manag? i
. i lery. "?-? ? - in," he cri? ;
i? Pictui
do*. ? ' " ;-.--? :.? .laT.'r went up
r 1 f.
loesn't i
led two e
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ed iliHt
?i pside down,"
? ouNn't prove it."
I IM.KY .1. MM.IWKI) .IR.
Adopt? ti waif "piislininliiling' in ? nitral Park >t strrdai .
WILL 0' WISP L
TO HIS DREAJVI?
Rainbow Riches Were
in limitless Peat Tr;
of No-Man's Land
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t<> I... found, Arthur L David ilr
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To ? erago
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But 1 *a?
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plot.
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ersat e truet
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itiotie fron.
friend, in which he v. .
Of I .,.-,', );,. ],,,,?, v
the ear ?" I friei Bu I
taken on th?
in** ? ? true!
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"Keep ? :
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David, who, by the ?
ted ? n ?. i. .. ? ? ?. ?
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ting out 1
upon the ?dvice of ? i friend by p
next ea
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Wh< n the ... r m ited inter**!
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Bui Davl I ha , ? ?. I:
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just .-.- i matter of friendi I p
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rave? con! . David
iiiadi.? th? miatak
Th? ?
thorit I of the frien
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John ? ? I tant Diet)
tun.i'v. v.he thai
thropic IJ;iv Id is gU
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ares that ! trust any ?
when
rrest, ii
?ill 1 to s!
trial on a similar eh ? .
? . aleo us. -
Rob? ri A Tourbillon, I'"! ?
:;.r Robet I Dai id, **
fr end in ??? h ?i. he t
' forrcil to purchasers as "sa*
mon?-', as "filth." ii.? m
eouraging
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150,01 of I
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named Bul
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EXCLUSIVE PATCHOGUE
REBUKES A BOUNDEF
Vounv; Man**? Attempts t<? Makt
Social Hit ( ??idly Received.
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Pa! I
created t mghl
the i ? picture ?be
tres ' ' gue, i well
ng man
?as quickly eeeorteo' b) n?here into
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, rapid I ??
ge wer? ening, tfii
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rsated I theatre, cha
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in grabl I her an I
? rest, l'unuhnient en . .
JUDGES FAVORED
IN HUMANE JOBS
Society Also Dis ?rim i nates
in Magistrates Who Will
Hear Its Cases:
the Hun
'.? ?.? V..r'.-, wl thers ??? re denied
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while
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lent of
'(umuM Soei
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a Westchesl
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of Sew
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?is | i any in
wert?
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for Mallett
"He told ' ' iw the agents
!.. fore .
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"\VI these ei
md ? on gan
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were takii righ!
ill fines
? a lot g of |
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ndation of
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CAT ELITF. EXHIBIT ENDS
Bilver Soeirty's Ifighesl Honors Won
ii\ Doaeilverra.
A , gentle, and
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; ? iffair, a
and knight
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?f Win! peting
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MUNITION RICHES
IN GARBAGE FIGHT
Injunction Suit Reveals
Demand for Grease Prod?
uct to Make Explosives.
$900.000 DISPOSAL
CONTRACT OPPOSED
Barren Maul Concerns Want
Gaffney Bid R"? ?cte ! ?h-ir
Plant Barred by New forms.
Th.. . tiea of every bai
r,'! of | I in New 1 irk
City, besides arisii
IOCS I
materia
?if .Iu-\o Donne!
i oui t, y?
. '. He i pi ? red i cou
Allied Investors' Realt
argue for an
??'.'?? i r d i n g
posai of aC-'iri. i ..
"Tin- resultant product of l*
tei i.e.iiar treat id wit tteai
plained the lawyer, "is greas? Its
ralue luetu ? en one and s.'<
cents ;i poui ? There 1 ap - ? '? be
???' pr< sent ? eat d? mand f ?r g
luse froi rine
tro-| rine, u?< l
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is so gr? '.* the ?vat n
?he price : ... .,,. and the
demand is i !???
Speetatori m the courtroom :.d
-, . the highest
BttOI ' ? -.,.,-??
present
Vori - i tarj ' ? stioi
owner of the Bai ran
re reclamation
i ? - Dlspi al Com] i . older <
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garbage there, and I? ' ? I
Bl .:?? ? foi ? ... ? ? kid t..
rested i th? teheme The i '
? -. snd others, ? ' o offered $900
re-year privilege of ron
.- - - ?? garb ige
Had ? n restrained bj
- obtained by \
veitors' Realty Companj and the Mea
Vork Sanitai *.* I ".pony.
i lalfi ? ?? ? rin ? ive reeei? ed
th?? eon - ict
Marren Island I'lant Barred
The Hi.rr?-, Island | g
. : ild have be?
. ? nated, as thi
a disposal plant Mai
..-??? I- ind nr \. ?thin the coi ?
Jamaica Be
Aftir bearing argumente by lawyer?
for the rarbage ? ten **. in : th? c t*
i latiee Donn? -rrant t| ?idei
. ? eek in whirl? to ?-ibmif briefs an !
i lie aAdavita
Mr Btaaehfield eoi tended
<-.-?. bad discriminated against the
Mew York Sanitary Utilization Com?
pany when the Street ? ? ? ing Com
r- laioner'i advertiaement for bids for
11 ;,. tl i ? -? al of 'be garbage In
.lnma..-;i Bat
R. Percy Chitt , witl Job
I'. Collins, Assistant Corporation Coun?
sel, represented the e that i
thai tbe San tan ' 'tilixatloi
: any had a plant on Barren Island
: . * prevent It from putting in a
In.I, although tb" Barren
eould not have been us? !
I...nd Faith Is Disputed.
"Purthei ?? i Intereats do not
-i ?.-? good faith," 1
cause thej did no enter i
actually pa-.I them >:..7M\. ? I -
-inn* of the garbage over a period
?' . ? nt? ???'? :? ears, an : tievei r? ?
? ?? 'in them. So? ? ? a? i ?
ntagi ? bid I they e
?. ra Hii.l nay. 'Prove I I
irding that sjontra be
eauae ?re have i pis I ; I - oth? r
company ha? none.1 "
Mr. Chlttenden declared that II ?vus
the intention of the le - I
thai ' s ild be ni
the city to re wit
i ?
,. ,? the Barre : l?i d work -. for
.
\ Ba
.'.?'"? I ths
? of John B- Stane I
of Morgan J. O'Brien, attorney for the
Me? York Sanitary Utilisation
pany, there had appeared no itatement
i,-' can i for action or no siiggestion
. -i- of city fu
"For seventeen years," he laid,
??i. ic men have held th.- eity by the
throat."
"This matter will be derided upon
wheti-.? r or : ol the Strei ? I
: criminatoT)"
said .1 istie? D? i ?
1,000-ROOM HOTEL
FOR SEVENTH AVENUE
Pennsylvania Road In Build
S.VOOO.OOO Structure.
\ new twelve ?tory, thousai I
?I to be built b) ? ? Pi 1} - ai...-.
Railroad Compel ? ? ? ? ? ?'?" "
I ... betwe? bin
> ml and
l be plans, a hid eing pre?
pared by McKim, Mead i White, call
tela in th?
to east 1 i, and 1
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-, ? total ?? hich eomp n
aunt invest?
t will
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understood. Intends to leaee the at
?
Thie is to be the ftrsi f th? ?
plann?
?? lurround -
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ghbor
Idit to the fut
g of I iventh A
build
g ai t Beet
HEART-DECKED PACKAGE
BETRAYS NEWLY WEDS
Couple's Veteranlike \ppear?
aace Flies When Bundle Cones.
1- 1. Ma ?D< nald f Mini eape
iterds the V) sldorf
\ it ?? berod time that
there ?ras a 1rs MacDonald, and put
her nal i
- mail.
rhei . irge. gayl;
? .. ?' ? ? ? '?' neat bride
I Mr? tried
vail ? . ?. but
t packet!
I ? a
oil.." -ill
tl . >?? ator! " hoarsely com?
mande.l the hndegroom.
T?ABFa DIES 07 LYSOL BUR?
' h,M ? bated lo Ilr.itrt When S^nr.r
\riii ????riled Throat.
Julius ? leinene, ? ? rat ? tt ?
raterdaj I en the Ijreal ?omcim'i
oured do rn his throal rhile I
?hop ?? ? ... ? Boul?
.' .1 rhureday often t ei
M i ? ? i m-r , who livee at 1 I
. us Avai il", arnt v OH 'o A SI
trie! ? ? ? ?. . ?
? ? t da} ? h il ?i ?? aras ?".. ill to
?nd test f) tec m ai le l bj Dr. Ma
?hlapp, Mr. Mork ?.- sited Mr
i . ? ? ii at the home of her n
aw. t <r examinai
? an ???a? ?M.
lu? na Clemens ehoked ta death m
ng to Dr Jol Beige man, eon
?>?? 'a phyeieien He said iv ?
never reached the Infant's it m
?hat i? eau sed the * re I te
' ? ? . ? ? ing
EXECUTION KILLS V/ARDEN
i aatrappiag Bodle*?. f rom Electric t hair
?ii.1 al Mae Stroke.
Raleigl ! i lat SI " ? lei Sal?
of the '- arol i Penitential
lied of o-da
- . ?roes
'.',' ardei ... *itatee
?
.- trie chair
'? ? ? - He irai
?:..,? arrived
FATHER PREDICTED
SLAYER'S DESTINY
Dobbs Ferrj Murderer. Eighteen
Years Old. Killed for Busi?
nets a-.d Pleasure.
? ? ?hcosen pro
n of eight en-year-old '?'?
? or'to pa,? - . h?
nfesaed tha! be
had aii.p.1 in '. . g one ma- for ??
? ?????! price He alao killed one other
rounded three or four rl'ir'-ij* hia
-?? time about danee ha ?
When MeNamara, who la kno-a a-?
"Prother Mack," completed tl ? r fes
?. the Roboken jail, he foand ?
? ??. s .?' sal iefa "
.- ? i his fath? r I ad pre
- . - i ?...'?.t for him.
" i i.a- , : man told n ?? I'd go to ?he
clinir if I kept on. ami I n'leis ?),??'?>
going,** he eatd "Well, it's
fat ???'''
MeNamara first was connected ?ith
g '.' An'on'o ?ir.?u?t;io. a'
I ?;. ?.(?? era! ncfrt a?o, when
Katherine MeGow told the police that
had I Ired him to "handle the job"
?Aren she and Greggio's wife decided to
? \ nto ?? "u* of the way Teaterdey
v ting Van Wagner, of 'he
??taten Isle I tiva Bureau ????? l
MeNamara and filed a warrai l
with the 1 ling of Jo?
arr? I at Harmony Park laat Sep
?'?mhi'r.
"Brother Mark," aocordin?-* to?'ap'a:n
'..? n '?? I to f.irre nia ?raj
lanee, waa rebuffed, then roti
red a volley of shots into the
erowd of dancera. ''arro'.i ???..?is killed,
and '?eorRp Burno. one of the ilar.oer-.
?tas ?hot In the abdomen but '.?'.t :?
.?"\ere'l. Two nther?. Including a WO
? an, were injure.!. MeNamara It ??ai.l
? police to have confesse.! cor.nec
?.' ith both ?hootinns.
a_- aa| -?
WHITNEY YACHT AGROUND
The (apt ??.a in Serious Trouble, hut
\ll on Hoard Safe.
J.ii?k- il [Ile, Fia . .''.ri -'?> Harry
i ?? Whitney's yacht Captiva, one of
the Aneat in Southern waters, 's report?
ed at-r f the entra il ? Lucie
R ?.fr Rtvermen ?ay that it a
lit, if not impoeelble, to float her
Those on board are in no ?"ar.jft'r, but
it m feare.l thut the rrs? strong blow
will ? .'? ' the .raff.
GIRL B?RGURS
SQUEAL! NEVER!
Two. Sentenced. Refuse to
Betray Band of Women
Robbers.
"WElx tak?: our
MEDICINE," BOTH SAY
"I l-te-idod t?? Live Straight."'
ki *cr\s Oac Who Had Married
Wliei. Out or. Bail.
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?laspe
wer?
. r ^vcrpt
their determinal the ? - ?
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f a gaag
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air the 'du
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f roan
.. in!
the
????hen
?ut.
nn't tellin' nothii
A ir medic il
a .rse "
ay we're l lirai - ?er-.
p for -....,
? i- ft? n
momei ? ??.- ? ng stopf
tha ihould sen
???? .-. ??.."...?? ting
. at
sti ? ? ? eta a
warnii g eigne > I - I
I
rfre.l loi lar
i
in front of tan ig
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The girle' attoi te
pasaa??
? ?ray, had ??
man.
? ?? I ram?? b)." * ?? I V
ark i red rne ?'
I'm a bad woman, bu* they
? ? ng on ms ' man t ..
wore a hat aomet
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Both girle had I im i bail. '
Florene had ma 11
ir.(?r to live a!
itrlel A'
.- SO
irgjata.
? tw?
v. omen
. : '? y>" anything out n, ue."
?aid Emilj "wi won't tell an>thing"
. I re Judge Boealek**. I re
... ? ?.. however, Mr. uager i
: ? belief, bache i .?> faeta ? h i pee
. that there Is such i? .
"There ie n.) doubt in my ??
f.n an nomination of thes? ' ?n I
! r.a.'*r. "that tl ? I ' I'
men burglar
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When ?et h
ai
maintaii ?? I a Ja
led from " tourt Her
lawyer, she said, s
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??;? ; i? ?en I come ?
from Heil ford." laid Fl
"And I won*! inaed
Furniture Talks
To Men
How much of your
thought, ripened by
years of use. do YOU
g i ve to furniture?
Furniture for your
home.
Furniture is the fir-.
thing ?>ur eyea see
when vve wake in th?'
morning. We see it
after a busy day. when
the mind needs ?
change and rest. We
are in the midst of it
every hour we spend
at home. We are iwr?"t -
tinisr impressions from
il daily. What kind
of impressions are
YOU getting?
And impressions
count, do they not?
A sunny morning or a
gray day ----pleasing
furniture, or indiffer?
ent?which would :? ou
rather see?
This is a particu?
larly appropri?t.' time
to give some thought
to furniture. The Feb
ruary Furniture Sale
(Original) is ready.
To-day is a Day of
Courtesy?a day for
looking over, choos?
i m/, getting ready to
decide. You maj i-ome
and see a three-t it-. -
block-wide aasembUtge
of furniture which -has
not i counterpart in
the city. People ha\e
come far to see it.
I ;tth. vuth a.id .se\c:ith
Eleven states, Can?
ada and ?England are
represented In the
natures in the guesl
?book of the House Pa?
latial, written yester?
day and the day he
fore.
.More than 10,000
piices of furniture.
Furniture in all
woods and every ?on<|
finish.
Furniture for evt rj
room in any home?
for large rooms and
small ?rooms.
Th?* titlest- and the
most modest.
Almost a million
dollars' worth, at n -
auctions of l1? to ?SO
per cen? : average n -
duction 30 per cent
It is wur*h while.
from so many point*
of view, for men to
-?rive some of their rip
? ned thought! to their
home environme I
not only f<?r them
eh'es, hut also in the
interest of w r??-- a: i
mothers and children,
who live in i* and an
influenced bj it .?>
much more than we
men-folk.
Worth while, at any
t inte.
Sut most nf all now,
H'hilt ti>' greatest of
all furniture $aU
nprn.
Galleries, New I ling
JOHN WANAMAKER
Broadway at Ninth, New York