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B It 'THE SUN, SATURDAY, .tANUARY 22, 1808. - ' ,
Hf, . i i i i i i ii i n 1 1 ii ttmmmmm tammt m I n urn i -
HITO' rr -
Mt Offlet f th
Hf , Atlantic Mutual Insurance Com
mit PanV
HI', NEW YOnK, January SI, 1R0K.
B?i' TtrtTroslees, In Conformity with the Chaitircf the
71 Oompsnr, su'mll lb f jllowlur itatemeot ot Hi
hv affairs on UeSlst of Deti-mber, 11W7:
Hr Premiums oa Marine ntkt from 1st
HW January, 18U7, to Hist December,
MWfV lf97... ,S4,03B 81
rr.mluir.s on PotleUi not marked off
K& 1st Jetuarv, ISaT 1,07.B SI
H?l Total Marine rrerolums 3.BUI.QB3 88
LEffi Premiums marked off f rem 1st Jenu-
iV ry, IBS?, to Slit Uecen,bsr, 18D ., 19,083,058 OS
BiSf lOMti ptl t during the
MW aamepeilod 1,88,B30 HO
LBt' pjturns of
tXt Pre ml-
its' Kxpen
J& I8S4,9S SO
Kb" P" Company liai the following assets, vla.I
'!, United sunt anil Citr or New York
BX Btooki city IlinkaandnttierHtncks. (7,830,888 00
LWx? loam em Urol by Btooke end other-
MM nil M67.0C0 00
$33 Ileal Estst ml rlelmi dm the Com-
v penr.eitmat dat t,IEl,S0O 00
'if1 Premium Motta and Mils ilecelvable,. 1,010,008 07
MR CublnOenk 28S,m 11
Rffif Amount 110,8 j,o 08
H.'?i Six p'r cent Intereeton theoiiietndlnwrtinrte
Mm. ot profl'i will be paid to the boldere thereof, or tlelr
H? legal representative, on aud after Tuesday, the Dm
M etFelruarynext. Thifllmiiilhidlnco-.lfli'1on
if tnvef nenit lit recent rear mar In the future render
tin? necessary a rrduct drat of IntTrstonn.rtincatrs.
Theouutandlmcettlfoeteerf thelMuerf muilwlll
Mr be red emed and paid In the toilers thrrof, o their
.4; letalreirotsntstlves, onenl fftor Tueidiy.tieflrst
?' of Ternary atzt, from wlilrh dt all Interest there-
HV on will " raj. Thocertlneatis tj bj prtdund at the
.u tiraeof piyment.Kndtacce'ltd.
flU A dlvhVnd of Forty r o nt. It rte-lared on tv net
'! earned pi. nluma of ire Ompanyf rtheyrar ndlns
"" Slit Dtoinhrr. 1RP7. for wMi'h certlfti-alei will be
f Issued oa and afl.rTu eday, Ih) thud if May next.
l)y order of the Board.
Of j, II. CHAPMAN, Neeretnrj.
Mff TRUSTEES!
1 GUSTAV AMRIXCK, JOIHJD.ltEWI.KTT.
MrO JOhEI'H AOOKTINI. CHARLES D. LEVEWOH,
Jj) VKION II. IIHOWN. LEANDER N. LOVLL1,
M& Wi DitOtU' I'UOWJf. JAMES LOW,
f: WILLIAM H. DOOl.TOK, W. II. II. alOORB.
HV FRANCE M.DtCUN. CHARLES II. MARSHALL,
ft OIIARLBSP. bUIIDETT, OfOnOE II. MACY.
Bvi gk( niEcorrEi.u freueric a. parsons.
Kj& jrSLl'II II CHAPMAN, OEORUE V. QUINTAHD,
jil JASIK.SO. DKIORKST, JOHN L. RIKER,
Bt tVILLIAM DEnitOOT. A. A. RAVEN.
B(P XVILLtAU E. DODGE, N. DENTON SMITH,
JCVERETTKRAZAR, LAWRENCE THRNURE,
KDWARD FLOYD-JOKES, PvUI.L. THEIIAnD.
MM HORACE OKAY. CHRISTIAN nnT"OMiEN,
KrS ANSON W. HARD, OUSrAV II. SCI1WAO,
K& CLIFFORD A. HAND, WILLIAM II. WEDtl.
MM UENRY E. IIAWLEY. I
SB A. A. RAVEN. Pre d-nt.
tSi K. A. PAR-ONSYI e-Pri't.
KSt CORNEUL'S ELDERT, !(d Vlce-Pree't.
mp; TnEo. p. joiinson, ad vioo-Pree-t.
mi Wanted -franleo.
HANDS wanted on artificial learci. KAIIN ft
OUER1S. 784 Broadway.
111 Stomtstlc j5cwnnt5 WHtttcfl.
ffl Totir Servant
Wf needalnitructlonln the
AS Art of Cooking,
Kgj Call her attention to thla opportunity.
W&ti Thl coupon entitles a nell-recommended aer-
Br V. ant to one f reo leuon at
Kj: MBS. L. SEELY'S COOKING SCHOOL,
MSv- 888 0th ar., where all branchei of cooking ore
WMl taught by Mr. O. Lemcke.
E' ("lUAUUERSlAIDS, young cooks. $88 to 30: Swedlih
J cooka. laundreate who do chamberwork, Prot-
W catant lanndreseea, 1 0 flnt-claaa waltreiaca, 1 0 young
Kft waltreaaea who uo chamberwork, HO cooke who wash
Kf .and Iron. Swedish kltchenmalds. bouseworkcrs,
Kn French ladlea' maids, French and Oerman nurses,
,v4 bntlera and second men. Mrs. L. BEELY. 802 vih ar.
RS1- "ETtENCn maid and atanutress, t23; one who thor-
-a. onghly understands her duties and la a One needle-
$ Womant best references required.
KwS Mrs. L. 8EELY. 838 6th ar.
W$; "CTIRST-CLaSS laundress, (88, for Philadelphia!
-1- must baro rery best references.
WM Mrs. L. BEELY. 1138 8th ar,
mfA "PROTESTANT laundma, (80, for small famllyi
; X best reference required.
J?, Mrs. L. SEELY, 888 0th ay.
jfe 'PROTEST ANT waitress. (IS, for small family) must
K. -A be competent and bare good references.
tTC Mrs. L. SEELY. 383 8th aT.
Kw "PROTESTANT cook, (25, foTsmall family of threat
TV -- must be competent and barn -iry good refer-
& anoea. Mrs. L. SEELY, 888 0th a-.
Rf "VOONO cook and laundress for family of three lie".
MM -A lug In Stamford, Conn. 1 goo. I references required.
j't Mrs. L. SEE .Y, 838 0th ar.
hr s
mV -ganttfl ?CTaUfl 2Wechantcflt at
WFi T)00DINDERS. BLANK. U W. NorT7mergncy
" J call 1 very Imporianti don't falli Monday, 0:30.
mt& flARPENTERS wanted at once. Bee our ad. under
Wmg yj " estate for particulars. D. L. RISLEY.
K OOD machinist at once. See our ad. under heading
VT real estate. D. L. HISLEY.
W-ri, PAINTER wanted. See particulars under heading
Wgjg X real estate. P. L. RISLEY.
frTRD0KER8 wanted. Bee particulars under head-
log real estate. P. L. RISLEY.
"TXTANTEP A first-class moulding machine hand.
'7$, ' V. Apply at CROSS, AUSTIN ft IRELAND LUMDER
Mi CO.'S mill. Grand st. and Newtown Creek. Brooklyn.
$ TITANTED A man to run a spoke and handle ma-
W; T chine. See particulars under beading real es-
Sfc !: P. L. RISLEY.
I "WANTED Good Job compositors. Apply N. Y.
---' ECOOMIOALrRlNTINtCO.. S8 ft flO Qold St.
XKT ANTED Well recommend d flrst-olast cylinder
Eg JL Pressman. Address T. N.. box 108 Sun office.
? TOOD TURNERS wanted. See particulars under
pi ' heading real eatato. p. L. RISLEY.
W tfpt-mata ptlp gtttinitfi.
WA A YOUNO LADY typewriter and stenographer
Mi. Xk, would like a position; willing to assist In ofilce
;$- Work 1 can furnish first-class reference aa to ability,
fffit character, etc.; haa law-office experience; can oper-
jg ate) Smith Premier or Remington machine. Address
if? CAREFUL, box 888 Sun office.
fit A S flrstclsas cook, competent young woman: thor"
IV' . Aoughly reliable, willing and obliging; flrat-clua
5T5s references. M. McN., box 017 Sun uptown office, 1H0S
Cf Broadway.
jjj? A THOROUOHLY competent woman aa cook;
55" . priTate family; willing and rellat lei first-class
.& references. K. 51., box Ota Sun uptown offloe, U0D
gK Broadway.
A NEAT young woman aa chambermaid; excellent
V- seamstress; willing aul obliging: best rrferencea.
A B.B., box 818 Sun uptown office. 1808 Broadway.
fif IOMPETENT young woman aa first-class ohamber-
Nt J m,Jl1 u"i waitress; prlrate family; willing and
'm peat; can furnish Yery satisfactory references. K.
SB alcT.. bpx 610 Sun uptown office. 18B8 Broadway.
if .IOMPETENT young woman, excellent references,
g" -" " chambermaid and maid to lady: neat and
H. Willing. E. B box 040 Bun uptown ofBce, 18t3 B'way.
T "EXPERIENCED DRES8MAKER, artistio deslgneT,
fjT -A-l aclentino cutter and niter (hasoonduoted herown
LW astabllshment for Ore years), desires position aaout
tier and Utter, or to take entire charge of dressmaking
department. P.. box 183 Bun office.
"EMRST-CLASS oook; understands all kinds of cook-
fii A- ng good baker; willing and rellahle; prlrate
i family onlyt best references. II. o box SI4 Sua up-
$b, town offloe, 1808 Broadway.
1711 T-CLASS laundress 1 prlrate-family ; careful
i J.and neat; can furnish best references. A. C, box
fflC B Sun uptown ofilce. 1808 Broadway. '
'M T AUNPREsa Well recommended young woman aa
! Jllrst-class laundress; prlrate family; neat and
." willing: nrst-clsss references, D, B box 818 bun ud-
m town omce. 1888 Broadway. y
fit BTAID. Competent youngwoman, understands her
I'S JU- duties thoroughly, aa lady'a maid; first-class ref- ,
yr. rencea. U II., box 818 Sun uptown office, 1808
54' Broadway,
4k URSE. Thoroughly reliable, weTTrecommended
Aj roung woman aanurso toBTowlngrblldren;neat.
Y( willing, and obliging. F. L., box 048 bun uptown
jp yfilce, HOS Broadway.
,.' "pKFINED young Norwegian girl as first class lady'a
,-M JLV maid, dreasmaklng, halrdresslng, ftc; thorough
W -Jf"" training; wouU travel; very best references.
B. P.. box 848 sun uptownomce, 1888 Broadway,
Kg "RELIABLE, competent youug woman as rlrst-clais
" V cook; all souiia, meats, o.i rerv lest rererences.
SB. A- J- box 848 Sun uptown office. 1803 Broadway.
jtb fpiIOHOUOIILY com pe tent youug woman as waitress;
fiv J- prlrate family; nrat and obliging; bent references.
Mt- K. D- box 818 bun uptown ufflce,18aB Broadway.
K "WAITRESS. Competent; "highly recommended;
WA ' neat and willing; will assist wfih chamtwrwork,
gS; or would do both In small private famllj. T. F b)X
3 BTBnn uptown onice, 181)5 Broadway,
A TOUNO MAN desires position; la a JoocTpTnman
" A and well educated; can furnish the best of refer-
iffe JB? ' of"ce work preferred 1 oompeten t. reliable, and
S Industrious. Address TRACY A. McCAUE, 810 East
'am E4 St., city,
W A YOUNO MAN, steady andleHable.'desTreT work
M A of any kind; A J references. NEEDY, box 1H4
$ un omce.
ii T? OOFINO, furnaces, rangesT5ri young man ; 8 years'
jff. AV experience; Al references.
M V: 1U84 Jackson ar., clly.
Si TOUNO MAN, 88. seeks engagement In or outdoors";
?$ A two years' experleuee aa canvasser on trailing
1 Hew York papers; first-class personal references;
VX I0?? PPearauce; la also a gool practical hatter.
jug Addreis P.. box UP sun uptown olTlcr, 1805 B'way,
1( YKARV KXI'CRIENCE In griK-ery and wine busT-
fc vr bu , youug man, 8 J years old, wunes permaueul
n. mploymentaaludoororoutdoorsaleauiantalsosrrvrd
m "'if? ,n ""l! nwsinper business, Is good canvasser
Q ana all round office maui rer truces aa to character
V '0'.b?u , .Adir"- AUTIIBH OORMELY, 188 West
& IQtbst., city,
P gCof I Bud ffounft.
HsW TAV. (0. batieaea 0th av.and 18th St. I, station,
k , jteiographar'a ruled notebook; aultAuU reward It
waSsrtWTf.JeOBWeOSHsair'"
HiUlMttftlaasiuL-
. T
rttugfuitntit.
MRTKaroi.iTAR orKRA noinm.
GRAND OPERA ,
In Fn-nch, Oerman, and Italian, under Direction ot
WALTER DAMROSCII AND O. A. ELLIS.
Evening performances at B o'clock. Matinees al .
THIS SAT MAT u "fawat"
Mmee. Melba. Toronta, Van Cauterent MM. I bos,
Dondoureeqne, Campanarl, Vlvlanl. Conductor, Dam
roach. 1U PRRTOIRE NEXT WEEK. BALE NOW OPEN.
MON.EVE., JAN. 84 AlilaiW
limes. Mlba (first appearance aa Alda In New York),
Braasl. MatUeldi MM. Ibos, Campanarl, Boudour
esque, Itehmann, Vannl. Conductor, Blmbonl.
WED. EVE., JAN. 80 ' Lahenartn"
Mmrs. Oadskl, Staudlglt MM. itothmuul (first re
appearance In America), rtscber, II spham, BtaudlgL
Conductor, Damrosoh.
FRIDAY EVO.. JAN. 8B "Barber or Seville"
Mmea. Melba (first appearanoe aa Roalna In New
York), Vsn Cauterent MM. Sallgnao. Campanarl,
Carbonr, Boudoureequr, Vlvlanl. conductor, IIimbonL
Scale of Prices; (1, (i.OO. J, (8.80, (8,(4.
JANUARY SHIID. AT 8! 10.
GnADltl)DlV misiiit coci:nT.
Mme. UADSKI, Mile. SKYQA11D. MM. SALIONAC,
BOUDOURERQUE, Rig. CAMPANARL
nrw voltii hvvipiio.w unciimTnA.
WALTER DAMROSCII ,. Conductor
Popular Prices. BOo. to (1.80. Box seats, (8. Seats
on sale at box omoe, and also at Tyson's, principal
hotels, and Rullman's, 111 Broadway.
STEINWAY PIANOS USED.
agssMiA.unn CONTINUOUS R"
TA I A T C Performances, 1 ;80 n
r ALAvB. toll; 83C.B00.
NANCE O'NF.II McKEE HANKIN, ARTHUR and
JENNIE DUNN. LEW DOCKcTADER and Animated
Bong Sheet, Pete Baker, Storm Dancers, Evans and
Vlducq.Foy and Clark; others. Aft. 18c, goo.
DDnnTdDrP High-class Continuous
rnub I U n 5 ""sz ,0 " r-"
AO.RS PnOiTTOIt CHAR. Km, Comedy;
UltWIK IlosrtUII.l, Comedienne; WM. II. WIN
I DOM and Blacksione Quartet; LIVINO PlCTURESi
Animated Song Sheet; 40 other stars.
rinYT'1 THFATHF 4th St.. near D'wsy.
null 0 MICH lilt., Kvg.. stSO. Sat.Mat.SilB.
HOYT ft McKEE Proprietors
MATINEE TO-DAY.
The Trlplo Comedy Success,
A NEW YORKER.
Preienttd br Mr.
ROBERT MILLIARD.
"Them Is no reason why Mr Milliard should not be
come tho Win. Terr 1 of Amerloa." Eve. Sun.
OLD GUARD RECEPTION
O METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE. f
O TUESDAY EVENINO. JAN. 8ft. 1S68.
Tickets (8.00, admitting gentlemen and
-- ladles, can be obtained of any member of J
O the dattallon, at the Armory, cor. Broad- fj
Oway and euth St., and at the prluclpal zf
hotels. Boxes and seats oan be obtained of OZ
O Captain JAMES F. WENMAN, Treasurer, JS
18 Old Slip, or at tho Armory. C
BROADWAY THEATRE, l
THEATRT? Evg. B:18;Mat.Today,2.
A ixaa. I. AV en,u to VSi Performance or the
OPERA HIGHWAYMAN
rnMPlWV Mementos 100th Performance,
sjUiU.r.ni. Mon..Jan. 31. SeaUready.
TO-MOItltOW, HU.VIIAV AIUUT. JA. SO.
SOPSA Wi BAND
GARRICK THEATRE. K ".asJIS:
Ilojt ft Mt'Eee, Lessees. Charles Frohman.Manager.
Matinees To-day and Wednesday.
MISS MAUDE ADAMS,
DIRECTION OF CHARLES FllOnMAN.
In J. M. Barrle'a a rest Comedy.
THE LITTLE MINISTER.
AMFRITAH 48d St.. Rth av. Tel. 3 147 38th at.
ltlTIL.milHrf. CASTLE BUVAItli OPERA TO.
romontlclrfsh opera. LILY OF KILLARNEY.
TO-DAY-BIG MATINEE 2 P. M.
Mala. 3. Wed.. 8.1c. Sat . 83c, 80c. Ev'gs 8:18.
Only 3 Prices, 25c, 50c, 75c. reserved,
Jan. 84 Castle k(. Op. Co., "MIONOS" In English.
To-morrow Eve., 3d American Pop. with Pauline llall.
I4TH "STREETITvv"
Reserved Orchestra Circle or Balcony, 80 Cents.
TO-DAY LAST TIMES. Jftk'lh
ANDREW MACK.
LAST TIMES In New Y'ork of
AN IRISH ClC.TI,nIA.
Next Week WARD and YOKES The governors.
ST. NICHOLAS
OOTH hT., NEAR COLUMBUS AV.
Championship Hockey Match, Tuesday, Jan. 28, 8:18
1 M- ST. NICHOLAS VS. BROOKLYN 8. O.
KNICKERBOCKER TBBti3ww . 38tn .u
1119 IA Evenings. 8:30.
vlUaVm Matinee To-day, 8:18.
MARLOWE. An.!nrAv,
THE COUNTESS VALESKA.
Next Week Lut of Mlift Marlowe'a Encagrment.
GARDEN THEATRE. mIdIsonW
CHARLES FROHMAN Manaeer
MR. CHARLES COCHLAN.
8 pec t nl Mtin e i ueiday. 8 att r Jt.
THE ROYAL BOX.
F.VENINOS SI13; MATISbE TO-llAY 3:18.
MADISON SQ. GARDEN
L AbT DAY. Open from 1 1 A. M. to 1 1 P. M.
auI'u1.. SPORTSMEN'S EXPOSITION
mid IIICYCLR MHOIV.
Fly Casting. Billiards. Bowling, and Rifle Range.
Public school pupils admitted free 8 to 1 1 A M, to-day.
Concerts sfternoon and evening. Admlesion, 00c.
W ALLACK'S. MatleKcUl
THE GIRL ""t. .
FROBVa PARAS.
HERALD btJUAUB THEa.. B'way and 35th si.
""""rir cnas. E. Evans. Prop. Eves..t8:18.
RICE'S Production or the I Mats. Wed.
aw, w Frisky Novelty. I andTiday,a:18.
:;r the frengh mm
MONDAY. JAN. 81. HAM) OME 55u?KN IRS.
KEflTH'S Cpntlnuous Performance.
Isl 1 II V ilto., 00c. Noon to 1 1 I'. M.
Illt.llKWI, norld'a Ureale.t Vlallnlst.
nll.iWS.,"'J2,!," W" fairy). Iliau and
niehfl Id, Tun) ITU. s. aud lonn, tie. rge Fella
and Lldla flarr, Una PMntaer, C'lishinan aud
llnlc.mbe, Leenn Inls, 33 other btars.
i VsTEBIMTSf?.,u,''vsdt- ReglnsBtlO
THE PRINCESS THE BUTTERFLY
I MONDAY N1QIIT.
LJ" I.n,!fi " ''VI,KD4SR
WEBER & FIELDS' Mat. To-day. Tifu
u uuasi. 1114... In h,r famou, ama,t
laimukTiiK WAY-HIGH-MAN.
In Olio OEOROE FULLER OOLDEN. others.
THE CHARITY-BiliLI.
FOR THE WURSERY AND CHILD'S llOSPITALT
WAD.IOBtBi'. INTOItlA,
PIIIUAY BVI'..lti. 1itH. ii.
Boxes can b. had from 1 1 to 1 at if East 38th st.
CnCJ WORLD IN wax-andrees"ball66n
LUL CINEMATOGRAPH vf.1;.
Iiinr r -A'ySf rtan Dn, c' Aft. ft Eve.
MUSEE t"royal MABI0NE1TES.
AffiAS0" THE BALLET GIRL.
80th prrf.r.f The Bsllet Olrl, Jan. 8U. Souvenirs.
Mat. To day. "The Devil's Disciple."
Tu night. " Dr, Jekyll aud Mr. llyde."
Next week. Frank Daniels. In THE IDOL'S EYE.
AtAIIIE'lY OK !H!I1 14lhSt. ft ifvlng PI.
THE nilHIICHOWDE'iMUNT'l
THE WHITE HEATHER.
MatlLt-ea lo-tlay and Wed., a, Evenlnjf, tJ;Jf.
0 SAM "TrjACKrSTHTATRE.
T IIIIOAIIItAV JL URTII hT,
L U JKt.llK KMAM In ilalils.
53 J BIU SHOWS EVEItY DAYauil H.
Itl.KklT ' Broadway ft lintb st, I ,llATIri!
tUlaJULI. Kves., :IB. I TO. II IV.
THE ONLY LAUfJUIMJ SL'CCISS IN TOH'N.
MAY llttVI' tIJT
DAQTDD'C ',i"iii'ii'
0 Jt O if.ii40hiiai'b.
I'JlUU to II , .11, Neal UU and ll t-eala.
Odell vllllHllla A III. 'miiiuu).
aiadsn i:ills. Kdwln l.iitelle.
aaTU At BROADWAY ft U4TH ST.
errr,' " V Last Mat To-day, Lait night, J.A.
2XEERNE, SHORE ACRES.
tf .et Vreh '.'V UttlIPUHT,
KOSTER & B I AL'S. AT;rS
luV.'r, CHARMION, the Sensation,
jiSKKlt. i AND 15 OflIEK tTAR AOfS.
HRAND "" 231) ST ft 8 Matinee
UllHIIU uoi'ilE. bTJl AVE ,, M To-day,
AUUUSIU& PITOU ., , Letsee and Manager
To-Nlgbt I Nextwuk.
A WARD OF FRANCE." "IN OLD KE.N1 UCKY."
COLUMBUS. ToMdu.v. rViWilttS.
Next week, VEaTA T1I.LEY in VAUDEVILLE.
n'AtHil8.Msts.Wed.fttodsy.Oal., lbo,
STARi HOGAN'S ALLEY. S&J&
' IKVIHU i To-dW. Matlnae. "THE BAT," Julia
1'l.ACU I Uopaosy aad Star Oaat. To-ulglit. DIE
THKATSB, GIQEHtM VOSWJglT'mfanaDgdaW,
a ti j-yyveiaisAAiijAeiv,
a.WMgtBt.
OARJtaOIB HALL.
SYMPHONY Ji-HIBHT AT 8:15.
B Ih WBW YORK !
paONTOBHBtTRA(lr.).
SOCIETY JOSEFFY.
FROailAMMSt BRAHMS,
or M. T. Symphony No. 1 (O mlnor)l
tSClAlKOWOICY.Oonc.rto for
Walter Damrosoo, piano, with Orchestral 8ME
Oondoctor. TANA. Overture to a Comedy,
nas. seats BO cts. toil. 00. Boxe.
(Ill at box offloe,
C. L. Or afT, Bus. Mgr.
HOP Beats la Baleens, BO Ceala,
CARNEGIE HALL.
Friday Evening. Jaa. IS, at 8.
Farewell Lecture of the gr at Explorer,
NANSEN. ., M
Bnhjeott "First Crossing of Ureenland." Eskimo
life, oomblned with his former lectures. Magnificent
Tletv. never before given la this city.
Tickets on sal. Tuesday morning at the ball.
Trloes, 600.. 78o. 1. Boxes, 10 and $10.
Seats In boxes 81.80.
EMPIRE THEATRE, gf.!0. Sfo.
CUARLES FROHMAN Manager
ANOTHER EMPIRE SUCCESS."-N.Y. Sun
MATINEES TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
EMPIRE THEATRE COMPANY,
Presenting Paul Potler'a Great Play,
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rl!IIIIt' CLAIIA LIPMAMI
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nir nemilyShnvr I 80th time, Feb, 8, RIobaouTSl
TESTIMONIAL HAT. to I Entire Telephone Co. and
DAN DALY NEXT TUES. Most of Celebrities!
pending gottlu nutt Htjatnurant.
This Hit appears Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Hotel Information free.
For Booklets of American. European Hotels,
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RESORTS.
Also rates ot Apartments In Hotels below, call or
address (send stsmp)
Hotel Tariff Blurcnu,
( 03 Fifth Ave , AVip Tork,
- tia Urgent St., London,
S48Jtucd Itlroll. Part:
HOTEL POCKET OUIDE
UIlATIM.
(A. P. means American Plant E. P. European.)
ALBANY, N. Y Hotel K.nmore, A. P., 4 up
do Slanwlx Hall, E. P.. il upiA.P.. 8up
ASUEV1LLE. N. O... Battery Park Hotel, A. P., (4 up
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ..Hotel Brighton, A. P., $4 up
do Hotel St, Charles, A. P., t4 up
do. (J.H.Borton.Prop.)UotelDenls, A.P.,3.B0 up
ATLANTA,aa.Hotel Aragon,E.P., 1.50 up; A.P.,tS up
AUOUSTA, Q a., Hotel Bon Air (golf links), A.P., 1 4 up
BALTIMORE, Md notel Rennert, E. P., f 1.80 up
do The Stafford Hotel, X. P., 11.00 up
do The Carrollton, A. P.. 3 up
do. ..Hotel Altamont, E. P. tl upt A. P., $3.60 up
do Mount Vernon Hotel, E. P., tl up
BERMUDA Ia'l, HAMILTON.. ..Hamilton Hotel, A. P.
BOSTON, Mass Hotel Vondome, A. P., 18
do. .. Copley Sq. Hotel. E.P.,I.o0 upt A.P..I3.50 up
BOURNEMOUTH, Eng. Royal Bath Hotel, A.P., (4 to to
BROOKLYN, N. Y. Plerrepont House, E. P., SI np
do Hotel St. George, It P., illA.P., 83
CHARLESTON, S. C.Charleston Hotel, A. P., 3.B0 np
Cbattanooga.Tenn.,New 6outhem,A,P., $2.80 to 13.80
CUICAOO.IIl.The Virginia, a.p..t8.B0 npie.p.,l.o0 up
CINCINNATI, O....Oraml Hotel, E. P., tit A. P.,t3np
akfjoS fKEYWESTnOTEL,K.yWest...A.P.
.JSsSSo . MIAML ROYAL PALM A.P.
Sq ftO -"" M'AMI. BISCAYNE A.P.
S B5r'a Ja,AM BEACH, Palm Beach Inn. A.P.
oSu--a do. ROYAL POINCIANA A.P.
3l.n.a . pj: ORMOND.THEORMOND A. P.
So'S?M ST. AUGUSTINE. ALCAZAR.. ..A. P.
5 ISSl'lO. PONCE DE LEON A.P.
FLA. . JACKSONVILLE. St. James Hotel, A.P., $4 up.
VLA.. SUWANEE SI'K'OS Hotel and famous water.
jog r TAMPA, TAMPA BAY HOTEL A. P.
.("mm Opens Deo. St D. P. Hathaway, Mgr.
jgSli J WINTER PARK, SEMINOLE A.P.
Cttlfl" Opena Jan. 17: A. E. Dick, Mgr.
oSrSo KISSIMMEE, THE KISSIMMEE...A. P.
SItSJS Opena Jan. 3t L. E. Bullock. Mgr.
BgS g OCALA.OCALA HOUSE A. P.
rffcelj' 0pen n" yeari p" F" Brown' ur-
aon BELLEAIR. DELLEVUSW A.P.
g"taw Opens Jan. 17: W. A. Barron, Mgr.
Q H " S , PUNTA GORDA.Hotel PuntaOorda. A.P.
gS2a Opens Jan. 17: P. H. Abbot, Mgr.
hSjs FORTMEYERS, Fort Meyers Hotel,
S&o I 0P"1 )tn- 17i F' u' bDot- M .
KAN8A8 CITY.Ho.The Midland, E.P..I1 np ; A.P.,13 np
LAKEWOOD, N. J Lakewood Hotel, A. P.. (4 up
do. PALMER HOUSE (Apply f or clroulars).A.P.,t8up
LONDON. Eng notel Cecil. E. IV 2 up
do Inns of Court Hotel, E. P., (2; A. P., (4 up
London.. (Westminster), St. Ermln's Hotel, high class.
Unexcelled for luxury, comfort, cuisine, E. P., tl up
MARSEILLES, Fr. Hotel Noallles et Metropol.
MEMPHIS, TENN..Oayoso Hotel, A. P.. $3.30 to $4
MOBILE,Ala.BattIe House, rooms ft batb,A.P.,t2.80 up
NAPLE8, Italy, Hotel Royal-des-Etrangers. A. P.. $3 up
do. (Ulgbest.bealthlest posltlon),ntl Bristol. A.r.,$3
do (Splendid view south). Parker's Hotel
do Grand Uotel-da-Londres
NEW ORLEANS, La-.New St.Cbarles Hotel, A.P.,t4 up
do Th. Cosmopolitan Hotel, E. P., tl.BO up
do notel Grunewald, E. P., tl up
NEW YORK FlfthAvenuo Hotel, A. P.. $5
do. (B'way ft SHthst.)....GIIsey House, E. P., tl up
do.8thavft46thst.TbeWIndsor,ap.t4up;e.p.,tl.80up
do The Netherland. E. P., $2; A. P., $5 up
da (N. P. Barry) New St. Cloud Hotel, E. P., tl.BO
do. (Stbar.ftlSth at.) Hotel KensIngton,E.P.,tl.B0
do. a.e.cor.Sth av.and 16th it.. Hots! Hanover, A. I
do.(CbambersftW.B'way)CosmopolltanHtl,e.p.,tlup
OLDPOINTC0MFORT,Va.,TheChamberlln,A.F.,t4up
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. New Walton notel, E. P., t! up
do ThoAldlne Hotel, A. P., $3.80 up
do. (RestaurantAlc.ftTdh.)TheLafayette,E.P,tl up
RIC!iMOND.Va,TheJcfferaon,E.Ptl.30uptA.Pt3up
SOUTHERN PINES, N.CPlney Woods Inn,A.P.,$3-S
SUMHERVILLE, S. C PINE FOREST INN,
(lolf Links and Bicycling, A. P., $3.60 to $3.
ST. GEORGE, STATEN ISL..TbeCastleton, A.P., $4 up
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Planters' Hotel, E.P., 82 up ; A.P$4up
do Llndell Hotel, E. P., $1 up; A. P., $2.60 up
SYRACUSE, N. Y, .Yates Hotel, E. P., $1.30; A. P.. $4
THOMASVILLE, Oa. ..Plney Woods Hotel, A. P., $4 up
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.Prlnceu Anne Htl.a.p.,t3to$S
UTIOA, N. Y The Butterfleld, A. P.. $3 to $3
WASHINGTON, D. O Arlington Hotel, A. P., $3
do Ebbttt Houie, A. P., $4 up
do The Raleigh, E. P., $1.60 up
do The Cochran Hotel, A. P., $4 up
do Hotel Wellington, E. P., $1.80: A. P., $8
do. Rlggs House. Wlllard's ft National. A. P., $3 up
IIOTKL in S.IITW, French table d'hote.
7 West a lih Hi. Dive It a trial to-day.
LUNCH. 40c; DINNER. 80c.
Wine and coffeo Included; servlco a la carte at all
hours; moderate prloea. Rooms by day or week.
ARMS' HOTEL, northwest corner 108th St. and 8d
ar, Elegant rooms by tbo day or week.
CoUtntia and JMhooIg.
Par ll.i. and Voang Mrs-City aad Country.
SACRED HEART ACADEMY.
Beirut Catholic Hoarding School j advantage! umur
passed, now build Iny-, new ovale rata reaaooaUe.
kd term Fob. 1, Brother AUQUST, Went Cheater, N.Y,
Var iilrlm Md Vouua omenCity and Country,
KINDERGARTEW ?$
Feb. 1st. (Free scholarships limited,) Call early.
Z. A. CUTTEN. Met. Temple. 7th av. and 14th St.
Iluslnraa Colleges.
FREE NIGHT CUSS &Mm
at htenographr aud Typewriting Training school. S
East 42d st. I'ersonal registration (1 to U P, H.). Day
sessions 1 A. M tu 4 P. M. Coaching, speeding; al
systems; club rales. F. E. PABRI-,11, INSTRUOTOR.
CTE.NOORAPHY and Typewriting School. 1800
O Broadu ay, Sd door below 84th at.; day and even
lugs thorough training; commercial, Medical, law,
and reporting, F. I- MANbLEY.
Musical.
BANJO, mandolin, guitar. Jig, clog and buck dan
cing taught; Instruments furnished,
J. BOOAN. 80 3d av.
EANJO. mandolin, violin, guitar, and stage dancing
taught; $3 course; circulars. J. DEAN, 02U 8d av.
Sellouts or aclocutloa aad flratwatlo Arts.
I ELOCUTION and acting thoroughly and practically
J taught by EDWIN GORDON LAWRENCE, 108
West4lfdst. Circulars.
Danclug Aoademlas.
MBSS gcOABE'S
Dancing School, VI East 17th st.
Private and class lessons dally; beginners any time.
IltOF. COBB'S. 887 Hudson St. Walts andlwo-step
guaranteed In 10 private lessons, $S; any hour,
Cxruwlous.
f tODHSHlNO. sir. ANGLER. 8undays. Tuea!7wed?,
j and Thursday, 2!t it, K. It.. 7:26; Battery, a A.
M.i fart) 7Bo.i bait. Reliable pilot. Al Foster,
euitt jurmtutZ
se,aeeesseiese(seeeaesee'eNeeeetisesseasesejesiase,s'ag
DBsua AUD orrica
FURNITURS IN OMEAT VARIETY MAMUFAOTUBJU)
grT.U-BKUJIW, 1UVULTOMM.
The Wanamakcr All important
Shoe Store. trad; move
ments alter
existing conditions. Such
changes naturally arouse pro
tests. They are to be expected.
There Is a stir about our Shoe Store,
and that proves it a stirring Shoe Store.
The shoe trade is done in three ways
First By exclusive shoe dealers.
Second-Sy department stores.
Third By exclusive shoe stores in
systematic aggregation of stores.
Of the last there are very few.
Our shoe stores are the leaders of the
land, after their kind. They command
the most expert knowledge of leather
and shoe making. In respect of scien
tific, up-to-date shoes, they are at the
top. But our modern methods reduce
the cost of storekeeping, and for money
making we trust to large sales and not
to large profits.
The argument is heeded by the wise
and prudent, and so our shoe sales
grow rapidly.
A quick turning stock is essential
to our policy. Thus many bargain
offerings are made. For instance, the
following:
Women' minpa ASSEMBLED under
Wom.en (Jloe8 the single price of
at 01.&U. 51.50 is a great
lot of fresh and excellent shoes. They
are not shop-worn and hand-soiled.
Many are just from the makers; all
chrome tanned kidskins, oak leather
soles, welted and stitched, buttoned and
laced, cloth and kid tops, high and low
heels. The values of all are so much
higher as to make each pair a bargain
prize.
Kee-Wanamaker J" S the
Cushion Shoes. sorts at 32.40
and all go out together at the lower
price. If you get the 2.40 sorts you
get a normal $4 worth. If you get the
S3 .90 sort at $2.40 you easily get shoes
that are worth 55.
Three-fold soles, leather outside for
service, cork next to exclude dampness,
felt inside for softness. A hygienic
necessity and luxurious economy.
Fourth avenue.
rin4h:r.re tn CLOTHING facts
Clothing for here to interest the
Men and Boys, economical and to
please the dressy. The former prices
were the lowest prices in New York
for these grades. You know what
the qualities are. We have only one
kind, so far as concerns style and
workmanship, and that's the best
obtainable.
FOR MEN
At 10 Suit of All-wool Cheviot; were
12 to J1S.
At 12 Suit of Fancy Cheviot or Worsted 1
some in this lot were J18.
At Sio Overcoat of Blue or Black Kersey ,
$15 quality.
At $5 Trousers of fine Worsted; $7 kind.
FOR BOYS
At 1 3.30 Double-breasted All-wool Suits;
were 5 and (6.
At $6 Reefers ; were $8 to 10.
At 75c Corduroy knee trousers; il kind.
At 65c. All-wool knee trousers ; $i kind.
Second floor.
A !nl n( ,N the Jewelry Store,
a aim. ui we offer this mornjng
Diamonds. about l.OOO unset dia
monds, ranging in size and price from
a number at 58, $10 and 512, to one
at 51750.
It is rather an unusual sale, but
purchasers will find its reason in the
quality of the stones and in the prices 1
at which we are enabled to offer
them. They are priced at very little
above the cost of importation.
Broadway and Tenth street.
Titss fiii-i 's surely the princess of
ine uin all hero-worshippers.
At bcnool Her budding mind is
busy building idols both of characters
ana events.
When she grows up she's either
sensible or sentimental, according as her
mental diet has been of facts or fiction.
That girl whose ideals have lived in
history has a wonderful advantage
over her schoolfellows a broadened
idea of Times and Countries, and an
unforgettable knowledge of events
and the makers of them.
Ridpath's History of the World
reads like a romance, but deals with
facts is a chain of events of all ages
with no important link omitted. It is
at once the most accurate of histo
ries and the most absorbing of story
books. Upon payment of One Dollar the complete
set is delivered at once. Members agree to
make fifteen monthly payments to complete
the transaction first payment in thirty days
after Joining; for the cloth-bound, It .so a
month; for the half-Russia by far the more
durable and attractive 12 a month; for sump
tuous full murocco, tzso a month.
Specimen pages, illustrations, maps, charts,
testimonials and full information, sent free.
Tb. Book Store, Ninth street.
. HOSIERY sTmEN an M)MEN
THIS is a sale of Hosiery and Underwear for Men, Women and
Children, which comes but once a year. It will never have
a close rival, either in quantities handled or values offered. It is
a clean-up of our entire hosiery and underwear stocks, and
the price-cutting is of the Wanamaker kind, emphasized and
underscored.
You know the goods. Note these prices. It is unneces
sary to say more.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR MEN'S HALF HOSE
At 25c, were 50c. and 75c Bal- At 3 pairs for 25c, were 12 l-2c.
briggan Shirts and Drawers. a pair. Natural colored merino,
At 50c, were 51, Sl.25 and 51.50. seamless.
English Merino finished Shirts and At 12 1-2C a pair, were 17c. Black
Drawers; Natural Merino Shirts cotton,
and Drawers. At 17c, 3 for 50c, were 25c and
At 75c, were 51.25, $1.50, 51.75, 50c Black cotton, black "split"
52. French striped Balbriggan and unbleached feet; black, col
Shirts and Drawers ; English white ored and fancy lisle ; black and
Merino Shirts and Drawers; and colored cotton.
Oneita Balbriggan and Merino At 50c, were 75c to 51.50. French
Combination Suits. i lisle, embroidered and striped ;
At 51, were 51.50, 52 and 52.80. spun silk, with embroidered
French Balbriggan Shirts and fronts; black cashmere, embroid-
Drawers; white and colored ered; fancy cotton and lisle bi-
Merino Shirts and Drawers. cycle hose.
nriMCMtc iiMncDUic.n At 75c" were 125 to 51.75.
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR French silk and lisle; French
3 for 25c, were I2ic each. White J?1?'11 a"d striPed silk ' embroidered
Cotton Ribbed Vests. lisle and cashmere.
At 25c, were 45c. to 75c Ribbed At Si, were 51.75 to 52.50. Eng-
Lisle Thread Drawers. Ribbed lisl a"d Fren?" Plaid cashmere
Silk Mixed Vests and S1"c his lot contains a
At 50c, were 75c', 51, $1.25 and I? assortment of the very
51.50. English white Merino finest and most exclusive goods
Vests and Drawers; spun Silk manufactured for men, in a large
Ribbed Vests ; fancy Lisle Ribbed vanety of styles-
SiSeSsuT '- W0MEN'S 0SERV
At 51, were 51 50 to $2.50. Ribbed At 12 l-2c, were 25c Fleece-lined
Silk Vests, fancy neck ; English black cotton hose. None on sale
white Merino Vests and Drawers ; until 9-30 A. M.
Balbriggan and Merino Suits; At 17c, 3 for 50c, were 25c and
ribbed Wool Vests; ribbed Lisle 38c Black cotton hose; all black
Vests, with fancy crocheted work. or with split feet
At 51.50, were 53-75, $4.50 and At 25c, were 38c. to 75c Fancy
54.75. English Silk-and-wool and embroidered lisle thread;
Vests and Drawers ; Swiss Ribbed black cotton, with split feet ;
Fancy Silk Vests, Merino, Wool black lisle thread, Richelieu rib ;
and Silk Suits. colored lisle thread, plain and
At 52, were $3.75 to 55. Black and ribbed.
White Silk ribbed Tights ; Wool, At 50c, were 75c, 51 and $1.25.
Merino and Silk Suits. Lisle thread, lace front and em-
At 53, were 54.50 to $6.50. Ribbed broidered ; lisle thread, in plaids
Silk and Wool Suits ; Ribbed Silk- and stripes; black cashmere and
and-wool and all-silk Tights. black silk.
s-hii nDCN'c nrvmnnuCAD At S1 were 1"50 175 & &2'75-
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR Siik) nsie and cashmere hose in
At 25c, were 40c. to 55c Natural Plaids: Pure silk, black and col-
and white Merino Vests, Panta- ored
Wrappers DraWerS; White Meri"0 CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
At 50c, were 95c, 51.25, $1.50 and At 10c a pair, were 20c. and 30c
$1.70. English white Merino Sizes, 5 to 7. Black and tan
Vests, Pantalettes and Drawers, ribbed cotton.
At 51, were $2.30 and $2.65. Eng- At 15c a pair, were 25c to 40c.
lish white Merino Combination Sizes, 7 1-2 to 9 1-2. Black and
Suits. I tan ribbed cotton.
Men's Furnishings; A Sale worth Attending.
Have you ever seen these prices on such goods? We
think not, but you can decide for yourself. Just look them
over, the following prices first, and then the goods if you
are interested. If you don't find some pleasant surprises in
the Furnishing Store to-day, then good goods at half price and
less have no charms for you.
BATH WRAPS SWEATERS
700 imported Bath Wraps, of Terry Sweaters for men and boys, and
cloth. The actual retail value of there are women's sizes and styles
these to-day is from 53.50 to also. Manufacturers' samples
$7.50. The average price on the from England, France and all
whole lot would be around 55.50 over the United States, all together
each. Take your choice at in a rich heap. Come early for
$2.50 each. a ?d Pick-lt. The cheapest is
n-.-M-c worth 52, others run up to
PAJAMAS 53-50; they'll average 53 values
600 suits of Pajamas, made from throughout. Take them at one
fine Oxfords, Madrases and Per- price,
cales. Formerly 52, $2.50 and cj eacd.
53. Take your choice at
w $1.50. NIGHT SHIRTS
rninoni, chirtc 2,400 Men's Night Shirts, full sizes,
COLUKbU btllKlh made of excellent muslin and well
1,500 more of the famous Shirts. ancj carefully trimmed. A dollar
Made from good Madrases, all- apjece would be fair for the ma
over bodies, detached cuffs. A jority some are 75c ones. Take
regular $1.50 shirt. Your choice y0Ur choice from the lot at
75c. each. 45c. each.
MACKINTOSHES GLOVES
There are only 65 of them, unfor- 600 pairs of Men's Walking Gloves,
tunately; come early if. you in fine shades of tans. We think
wish one. Made from Oxford them splendid value at $1 a pair,
color twill wool cloth, with best In all shades and all sizes at
of linings and the best of work- 85c, a pair.
manship. Always 512.50 until ;H,Tp cuidtc
now, you know what grade that wniic aniivia
money should buy. You can 250 dozen more of the sensational
get it to-morrow, if you're in time, unlaundered White Shirts. Fine
at materials, full and accurate sizes,
$7,50. best workmanship. Lowest pre
SUSPENDERS vious prices 50c. and 65c Saturday
3,600 pairs of suspenders, in a c and 45c.
huge variety of webbings and all NECKWEAR
Some of SemltrrckS?5' 3,000 Fancy Scarfs ; Imperials, Tecks,
h?J f IrZ Jt l:J, , fc Ba"d Bws, Ties and Shield Bows.
K?n tl ? 1? ,K Good silks and stylish patterns.
ift,LJrae y "r Ch,Ce Regular 25c and 35C kinds. Your
trom tne lot lor choice at
2 pairs for 25c. 2 for 25c.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Fon&erly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th ave., 9th and 10th sU.
Gjrjgt Half Price for a
Dresses, number of one-piece
dresses for girls.
Sizes for ages between 4 and
14. Nothing the matter with
them, except that they are in
winter styles and weights, and
you can't count that a fault
in January.
Blouse and Eton styles; materials,
mixed cheviots, plaids, and plain
cloths. There's- a very large variety
of shades, and all the dresses are
prettily trimmed with contrasting
colors in doth, silk, velvet and braid.
All have lined waists; most have
lined skirts. Former prices were 54
to 58. Prices now,
$2 to $4.
Second Door, Broadway.
rhifrlrpn'a FoUR kinds of little
CS dresses at littler prices.
urcsses. prjce reductions which
seem a painting of the lily, the original
figures were so small.
They're good little dresses. Every
one or them is neat and pretty and of
reliable materials and well put together.
At $1.50 Of neat checked materials ; Gretch
en waist, little jacket effects; prettily
trimmed in solid colors and finished with
silk braid; were $2.25.
At 12 Guitnpe dresses with blouse waist,
large collar; trimmed with silk braid 1
sleeve and belt trimmed with band of
velvet; were fZ75.
At $2 Of plain cashmere, baby waist;
neatly trimmed with silk braid or bands
of velvet in dainty light colors; were
J2.75-
At $3 Sailor suits of serge, full skirts, largj
collars; trimmed with wide or narrow
braids; silk ties at neck; were $5.
Second floor,
Wnmon'c You'd think it Novem
vvoraen b tQ xt tJe way jacke(s
JacKetS. are selling here, until
you noted the prices at which they're
1 selling. The reason for the unprece
dented business is undoubtedly the un
precedented jacket values.
The popular prices now are 55, 56,
and 510. For these figures you get
garments which would have been 512,
515, and even 525 in November. No
wonder they're busy in the jacket
section.
Second floor.
Cotton and Kl',pstSh'i!"n
117 ur s 1. tortable and cheap.
Wool Waists, you cannot ask
much more from a waist. These are
some very good ones with prices on
them which are no fault of theirs,
only of unusual trade conditions.
The garments are very much superior
to the prices on them, but that's a
Wanamaker characteristic.
At tl Of Scotch plaid cotton serge; yoke
back, full front, detachable collar; lined
throughout; excellent value.
At $1.25 Of fine all-wool cashmere, solid
colors, black, navy blue, green, or purple;
full front with five plaits at neck, threa
box plaits in back; laundered, whits
collar; lined throughout ; was (2.25.
At Jt.25 Of all-wool lady's cloth in solid
colors, black or navy blue ; yoke front
and back, with plaits across, finished with
white stitching; detachable collar; lined
throughout ; was $2.
At 2.75 Of all-wool Scotch plaid, silk
stripe; full front and yoke back; detach
able collar; lined throughout ; wasW.75.
At $2.75 Of all-wool novelty serge; tight
fitti'g; lined and boned; full front, with
cluster of plaits across; trimmed with
three rows of silk plaiting; fancy sleeves,
and yoke back with plaits; was $3.75.
Second floor. Fourth avenue.
Handkerchiefs; fouR kinds-two
-Read This, gf -
littlest prices you have ever seen on
these grades.
One would think that the work on
them must have been done for noth
ing. That isn't the truth, but there
is no doubt that some one has lost
money somewhere. No matter, you
make it ; there's a selfish side to every
bargain.
Men's Handkerchiefs, plain hem
stitched, 6 for 75c They'd be values
worth having at 25c each.
Another grade, at proportionate
values, 51.25 a dozen; initialed and
unlaundered.
Women's Handkerchiefs, scalloped
and embroidered edges, 2 for 25c
You'd snap at them at 25c each.
Women's Handkerchiefs, unlaun
dered, with hand-worked initial, 51 2
dozen. About half value.
Broadway,
r 'n l"e Glace Fruits? If
Candy Store. you y0lin be
interested in this paragraph.
We have nine cases of these fruits,
just here from France. They should
have come before Christmas, but the
fain is yours. You never saw this
ind sold for less than 50c a pound,
and you usually pay 80c, unless you
are wise enough to buy your candies
here. You may have a five-pound
box of these for
$1.50.
Lingering sweetness was never
bought so cheaply.
Again, here's about a ton of assorted
chocolates. They're the kind we sell
at 30c a pound ; elsewhere, well,
you know what the Wanamaker grade
costs elsewhere. As long as this ton
lasts you can buy the finest chocolatf .
made, for
20c. a Pound.
The ton will not last more than
three days, at the longest.
iiaaeuent.
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