The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1904, Page 11

is great, point . eet, converts, They get $4 f MORE THREATS FROM MORMONS Miss Grace Hadley, Who Has Denounced Them in a Book, Gets a Second Anonymous Letter Hinting at Vengeance. DOESN’T BELIEVE IT THE WORK OF LOCAL ELDERS. More Likely that of a Fanatic or Recent Convert, She Thinks, and Friends Who) Have Seen Letters Agree. “Vengeance is mine, I will repay, saith Bhe Lord.” | A second threatening letter has been | ceived by Miss Grace Hadley, the | fvoung writer against Mormonism, who } lives at No. 204 Lenox avenue. "I am afraid the Mormons are really trying to make trouble for me,” said Miss Hadley to an Evening World re- porter to-day, “for, as The Byening | World told, six wecks ago I received tthe first communication in which the | ld Danite threat was hurled at mo.” | + The letter which Miss Hadley ha! Gust received was postmarked ‘Jan. 16, | New York, 7 A. M., Station L,"” and uns as follows: ! "The wicked who fight against Zion twill surely be smitten, L. D. 8. Hymn ook, page 166. \ "Vengeance 1s mine, saith the Lord. ' "God is not mocked. Whatsoever thou sowest that also shalt thou reap.— Bible." The letter w: mon ruled papi Fanatic's Work, Perhaps. "I don't know just what to think of Ris letter,” said Miss Hadley. “I car- ried {t at once to Dr. D. J. McMillan Kpastor of the New York Presbyterian (Church), together with some other esmmunications I have just received on ihe subject of Mormonism, and he is inclined to think it is the work of a Manatic, “I don't believe the Mormon elders themselves wrote it. They are too cautious to do anything like that, but I think it more probable that some re- cent convert here in New York, moved by rabld religious zeal, has done it. know at one of thelr meetings in Haw- thorne Hall my name was spoken with wome feeling and several women newly dnitiated into the faith made threats Bgainst mo in a mild way. “I can't see, though, why I should be gingled out for thelr ‘attacks when the eling against them here in New York and elsewhere has been so general. “Bince The Evening World printed the tory of my first letter, in which the anites were mentioned, I have re- celved letters from all over the United States from men who read the article and who have offered to back me In ny move I may make to help crush (ormonism. How Elders Are Paid. “Only serrareay, I received o letter v' {from @ man now living in Colorado, but es. for years was a missionary in printed crudely on com- ah. ‘ “He gave me some information con- jeerning the methods of the elders here New York which I believe few know. lived in Salt Lake City for seven years myself and know all of the horrors of he system there, but I never knew how 2 e}dera worked Mnancially before. t the general supposition,’ wrote O . who is a prominent financter d wishes his name withheld for the resent, ‘that Mormon elders go out to ork for converts with no Sinancial aid. true only in certain degrees. ‘The is that tho elders receive ‘or a and wife converted to the religion ‘an Fi @ young girl. They get $10 to if they "place’ her—that means if they have an order for a plural wife and she fills the bill. ‘They make from 3800 to $2,600 a vear, but do not receive ‘any money until they return.’ Knows of Plural Marringes, ‘ou will also hear that plural mi fe no longer practiced in ‘Well, they speak what\is falc. give'the names and dates of/at least eight plural marriages contracted -in the last three years. I have positive proof of these plural marriages.’ Hadley has also reoelyed letter; from Laan inent Baltimore broker © fering financial assistance in the fig against Mormonism. ‘Since she came to New York from Utah Miss Hadley has given much at- tention to writing against the 1. een of her receiving the first threa! Mies Hadley lives in the ood of the Harlem Mormons. n rhe She says that since the agitation stirred up by the W. C. T. U. the mectings at fawthorne Hall haye fallen off in at- tendance and that tho elders pli to centre their work at Melroge ning and Manhattan avenues. Brooklyn. Elder rarric, Preside the Hastern States Division, who resides the headquarters in West One Hundred and Thirty-fifth street, suyns he knows nothing about t) reatening letters ‘Miss Hadley !s r ng. CANADIAN HOCKEY TEAM TO PLAY HERE Manager Mosher, of the Clermont ‘Avenue Rink, Brooklyn, has completed arrangements with the crack Wanderers hockey team of Canada to come here and engage in a serles of ice hockey games in the near future with the best teams there are in this country, Two matches which will give a Ine on the improvement in American tear:: during the pat seasons will be pla%od They will be played at the Clermont Rink Ostihy evening and Saturday rrening, Febi-12 and 13. + On the first night the Canucks will cross sticks with the Crescent Athletic Club, champions of * the Amateu: Hockey League for the past four years, and on the following night they will meet elther an “all-New York” aggre- gation of hockey playera or they will face off with a team from the Brook- lyn Skating’ Club. —— WITHER JUMPS NOR DROPS, Sut daily, regularly, month ir and month out, in New York City circu- fation The World maintains a lead ot tens of thousands over, apy other Ya I oa ee ‘ PATRICK J. TRACY, THE NEW é SUPERVISOR OF THE CITY RECORD MEMBER OF “BIG &” TIGERS TO PLAY THIRTY GAMES, GETS NICE BERTH Patrick J. Tracy Is This After- noon Appointed Supervisor of the City Record at a Salary of $5,000 a Year. Patrick J. Tracy, one of the best known members of Typographical Union No. 6, was to-day appointed Supervisor of the City Record by Mayor McClellan. The position pays $6,000 a year, Ar, Tracy has been a hard worker in. Leader Murphy's district, and when the new administration expressed a willing- neas to give the City Record berth to @ member of “Big Six,” the union was unanimous in selecting Mr. ‘Tracy for ihe place. After serving his time as a printer's ‘Tracy became an active apprentice took much interest in the prices an affairs of his union. Besides being the representative of No. 6, one of” the strongest locals in the country, in sev- eral national meetings, he has been the union's delegate to the Central Feder. ated Union. Of late he has been @ Iinotype oper. ator gn the office of the Law Journal, Wher’ he was exception ; ‘At the meeting ot the Bose oF City Record to-day the appointment of Mr. ‘Tracy was approved. He succeeds Charles ‘8. Hervey. Comptroller Grout was opposed to the removal of. Mr. Hervey, who had been transferred from the Finance Department to take com- mand of the affairs of the City Record, following the removal of former Super: visor Cowan. | Mr. to his position as Chief Mxaminer of the Department of 7inance. Ret SECRET 0} PERFECT HEALTH 18 (Special to PRINCETON, W'S, San, 1.—The | ishment—will getitin Scott's Princeton baseball team schedule of games for the coming season was an- nounced yesterday by Manager W. ¥.| remedy or food that com- I¢ is undoubtedly the hardest Preston. schedule that any of the Tiger teams years been engaged fo! ry ‘the let has been called on to play for several! sary in satan ning Reed Thirty-one games in all have . Hy in comparison to the health and right gro’ in ¢wenty-elght games of last season: A. two-gume serics with Penn ts in- season was the oh first that these two'teams had met on the baseball diamond since 1898, The team will be taken on a southern trip during the Easter vacation, and the regular New England trip will come later in the season. ‘The six new teams that the Ngers wil face are Gettysburg, the two American ‘Washin ton and Phila. ‘teams, - Geiphla; Syracuse and the University of West Virginia. ja SAY SHE KILLED HER CHILD. Seronfina Mastrangela Became Vio. lent After Arrest. When Seronfina Mastrangela, twenty- eight years old, street, was a Hospital to-day sh ot No, ischarged from Bellevue 6 was taken to the Coroner's Office and teh hor with quest chargin, er Wi ilfing her dayeoid bapy by dropping it into the home, Just as Coroner about to bea! 80 viole: for and the inquest the Woman was seized with a fit, and Bevey, will return | be that an am! 106 Clarkson igned at an in- homioide in irl last month r-shaft of her Goldenkrans was eid nally bulance to © was taken back | THE NATURAL LAXATIVE WATER, can alwaye : be relied upon to relieve CONSTIPATION. HAL? A GLASS OW ARISING 18 THE DOSE, MERCURY ~ A POOR CRUTCH. Experience is a dear teacher, as those who faith to Mercury find out sooner or erful poison combined’ with Potash, js the treatment gen- in"their later. This pow- erally prescribed for Contagious Blood Poison, but failure and disappointment is the invariable result. erals drive in.the sores and eruptions, and apparently the ient believes the cure per- tter when the old symptoms the treatment is left off: You turated with mercury or endure the tortutes of sore mouth, ulcerated throat and the mortificatio feels when the body is covered with disgustin, splotches and otler Sgerevs ‘ing symptoms of this vile disease, formesty. a their use eventually breaks |LADIES’ cause the bones to decay. perele remedy, is the lood Poison.~ It de- ly virus, overcomes ¢! disease is gone and the pa' manent, but soon lear: return almost as soon a! must either keep the system Mercur? and Potas! SS Df the disease seen. 5, Il send free our book on Con! Jug aud contains full directions for t orany re poor crutch down the -onstitution ruins the digestion ai < S. S. S., a guaranteed purely v only antidote for Contagious stroys every atom of the dead! bad effects of the mercury and cleanses the blood and system so thoroughly that never after are any signs Nor is the taint ever transmitted to oth special information desired given These min- es, yn that one naturally] 41.00 PER WRPK OPENS sores, rashes, copper-colored ious Blood Poison, which is interest- AF baelipet athome., Medical advice FLYNN IS HAPPY BACK IN TOMBS “Billy” Resumes His Former Duties as Warden in the Old Way That Made Him So Popular. oo “BMy” Fiynn, master of the Tombs, {s giving his second farewell perform- ance as Warden of the Tombs. Yester- day was more than reinstatement day with him, It put him in a. position of power again, and for the next two years the’ favorite of judges, lawyers and policemen will reign at Centre and Franklin streets. Flynn is an old-timer at. the Tombs. Ever since May, 1890, when he was made firat keeper through the influence of the then Senator Ahearn, now the President of the Borough of ‘Manhattan, Flynn has had a voice of authority’ in the detention prison. Warden Van De Carr lived in the Tombs. He used the room that was originally intended for the matron. Warden Flynn di the T . 618 Pearl street, and it is his hope that he will be allowed by Commissioner of Corrections Lantry to wi N remain there, That is a matter the Commissioner will settle at once. “One thing recommend to the Commissioner,” said Flynn, ‘is that the hours rt for visitd a ed, ‘here tte times when fe ts almost or ave this changed. Have you eyer tried Scott's Emulsion for a thin, weak child, one backward in growth and slow in develop- ment? Those who have know the pleasure of seeing their delicate child grow strong and become well- developed under the gentle but ebactive influence of Scott’s Emulsion. For the weak growth of the bones, Scott's Emulsion supplies those powerful tonics, the hypophosphites.* For the eok of proper healthy flesh Scott’s Emulsion provides the nourishing’cod liver oil in an easily digested and palatable form. Any child that needs more and better nourishment—effective nour- Emulsion. There is no other bines so much that is neces- children. scOnr RBOWNE, son Beal Strst, N.Y. Dentistry. Dental Economy Everyone wants the best. Few can afford to AY high prices. If quality, com! with low prices is what you want, you can do no better give us a trial. We bret your dollars elas- ce Fo% and Bridges5.00 villings, fro: + 1.00 Gol Alior, prey 1.50 Silver Fillings ... 1,00) Extracting with Coc: -5O| HANKS DENTAL AS SN. 205 SIXTH AVENUE, 8, W. CORNER 1TH 8T. NEVER CLOSED, i For Sale. DIAMONDS »CASH oF CREDIT BAC CONFIDENTIAL. ,, Call or write for illustrated cal lomue, 37-39 MAIDEN LANE,N.Y., 2078 THIRD AY. BROOKLYN B city. GULAR PRICES. OVERCOATS, formerly $15.00, now §12,00, MEN’S SUITS, formerly $15.00, now $10.00, CASH OR CREDIT. AN ACCOUNT, LADIES’ WALKING SUITS, oie now 816, ILITARY COATS, formerly $21.00, now $14.00. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O'CLOC! 1417 “FAV BETWEEN 1423 Wailth a HOE BIST @ Elgin Wi Se Bde Ne quired. Write phone oF call SLOBE CREDIT WATCH CO., 65 Nassau. pn LR Be 2D 1 Pay 8, $3 CARPBTS YOUR FLOOR, ‘Hi WORLD: ‘TUBSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 19, 1904. ADDRESSES 256 Broadway, opp, City Hall. 443 Nassau St., es Beekman, Grand Circle, 59th St., 8th Ave. 64 Bowery, corner Canal. 964 3d Ave. (Proctor’s). 1357 Broadway, Marlborough Hotel, corner 36th St. 251 Bth Ave, near23d St. 250 West 125th St., near 8th Ave. 4187 3d Ave., Bronx. BROOKLYN STORES 449 Sth Ave., corner 9th St. 766 Broadway, near Flushing Ave. JERSEY CITY 70 Montgomery St. Pianos and Organ’ $195 for $350 Railroads. ennsylvania RAILROAD. NS foot of West Twenty-third Street era roanes sah leaving tine. {ror Date a is five minut I ran . ¢ noted. A a FAST MAIL.—Parior, 8} rd ‘Dit ‘oes oT, Sleeping bite Reateiig er Chicago,” indiahase | . MITED.—| man mowing and’ Observation tines ¢ Indianapolis, 8. Louls, Dining 10.35 A. M. | PENNSYLVANIA LIM! — Punt Bieeping. inthe, ‘smoking ea Sans, Cleveland "Raters nea Bet A heise 1 M. CHICAGO "AN! © Lou ExPawas,—¥ Nashviile. (ria, Cinetor and Lor Cotcago, St oF Mulmville), I Hohn cars nanos GAO LIMITRD.—Pullman Smoking and Obsercation aes deus ‘Sieevinye: or Chicago, Toledo and Cleveland Sleeping, Clnciannts. Sar, Dining Pianos "Lwecx MUN & BOYS, Make y: Pay the first payment And take the goods along. The Fashion Credit House, TW. 14th St, N.Y, asc id“Ave", Born Lith St. ore’ EVENiNGs. Reversible Rugs: eatal: RENSINGTON ART WY 0 maile oSMMlGd free, Ee SOAR) MT Weat standard makes ot AP are: Pees Gare JAMES BERG! - | #7 MAIDEN LAN Capeatre, x TARP VALOR. 5.55, Ee. M- ST. Louis. ExpPRici ttsbure, Cincit riuiee ville. St scincinna inat In is t eects. iguls- Va. (via Shenandoah v, Rosa” 5.55 M. WESTERN x aS Ji rhs Cnictan Spor eis ak SS er anvary Bing Mo ZAG i and CI Pi S le vie, deliy vin Bhenandnae vate ano a ° bases a CLByEEAS Dw We arranged to offer @ thousand | iand Geant: 9.56 P. TTTEB! $350 Walters Ptanos uly Daeg gTRCIAL. Daly A N AND THB 8 7.85, 889, 086, ronese for $195 Inaat Reventa de SReguroney aed ore 4 Cortian 220), (8. — At$5 Down &$1a Week arlor nd Dining Gara), rab 4 ae, ortlandt 81 Delivered Upon Mada eg GMI une. h 4 (a (3. = Payment of $5.00. fea, eet gt Rag ane bia ‘The Walters Piano is offered in i ime reets, 5.15), 0.26 P.M. tnie sale SOUTHERN WAY.— xpress, 7 iggl At Half Its Value. B90, 4.25 ght Galiy. ‘sou: we 3 which can’t to ATLANTIC AST LINE.—xprees, écual'it 1a “artistio construction AaMiyAnd 028 FM dally. Pew stathy of fone, and, sxcellense of Piocida Special,” Si0'p, Me™ week Say by dealers at from $860 to Pres, Tito ABS MIND RAILWAY. — tox. iY by wrprese, Sag and te Walters Pianos are.tn o nome ssquboard Blortda icucka 2? HARE only. usan | 5 five families. ‘as NORFOLK AND westmRN Yo re "Tae nomen are stuaiog Ter Memohle tnd New Orleans hay ST 7m SE famonal and musical beople in CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.—1.59 ‘United States. din Mi, tseldare and 455 me: a FOR OLD POINT COMFORT Walters Planos Are FO ae AM: woekedar Built to Last a ATfoe arm, Pada SAt M8, 3 5 imoking Car, Parlor Cars. Dining Care ned by, the Waiters Piano Company, of feces oe grins carend piano bullders. CAPE Inns” Gas’ eM: week-dava > for time rr J FSO Ar aia Ticket offices, Nos. 461. 1884, 113 and 26: payment ‘Broadway; FARH “Avente (below 7 t ieee PES ity } (oo 28th Al0Years’Guarantee spores Brookins ons ree road Walters viene ipa ats Sompany wilt oat” Gat lettere op the, Tee from notele ‘and realdences through to des. | Telephone Chath for Peuusyivania Exchange 7-5, 24, piano We, ATTERBURY, 4. R woop, ‘Walters and pay any baianoe o erat MMOEO, WeBOY DN Manaaer at $i a week, = General Passenger Arent | New York Central rains arrive at and depart fi Central ‘Stat Grand rom {24 Street, New Yor! F210 AM" Midnight. Ween 30 a: AM.....Syracuse Local {80 AMUEmpire State’ Expi tM res! iffalo Limited western Limited, hicago Limited 0.00 A, Mand ict nah 4 Henman Gans oe qraipeiuennt, Theket officer at If ES Union By. We sts Ae iMete 1PRth at. and 125th at. Ste. ma S50 ratte Me, tha fo- Now York 108 Brow Wn iTelenhane <900 A8th Street’ fo. central Cah Service. Rareaze checbad tron hotel or residence by Westeatt Rxnreee rom AU SMYTH GEORGE DANTRLS Can, Vane Asont Gey. Manager. Lodges, Societies & Meetings. OC ION meeting at, to, all care: lorence Building, Lawyers. GEO, PONossau ROBINSON (Lawyer), jase ft. (Dpy.) NTO Bay AT at, M | Satin Ph Morning Specials |MEN’S AND WOMEN'S ALL Being a Feature of This January White Sale We Offer To-Morrow Until 1 P. M. LINEN, HEMSTITCH HANDKERCHIEFS. Purelinen—Fine, even thread—strictly perfect—three widths of hems—full stze—Value 15 cents each—to-morrow morning. 8 ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE O’CLOCK—NO MAIL ORDERS, To-morrow morning. | all the appearance and weight of the 66 inches wide—spot, pansy, Ww! conventional figure designs. CHIFFON DRESS MULLS— All Goods You Can Use for a are on basis of NINE made a special purchase of these, we offer 59 cent quality as a Morning spectal, to-morrow, until 1 Ps M. ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE O’CLOCK—NO MAIL ORDE! WOMEN’S BLACK SATEEN SKIRTS. Faull mercerized—with plain or accordion flounce—finished with two plain or hemstitch euffles—all stzes—usually .98 ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE O’CLOCK—NO MAIL ORDERS. HEAVY MERCERIZED TABLE DAMASKS. finens, successful experiments To take the place of high- have resulted ls produciag Meets Table Damasks that have finest flax ++--Having iid rose, fleur de lis, leaf and So beautiful for Women’s all year round Evening Dresses and’for Children’s Dancing and Party Frocks Elsewhere 19 cents—to-morrow motning........s+-sseessees Fine Silk —perlect shades—Pink, Light Bi ¢ SRY Aten Navy, Red, Nile, also’ White and THE WHITE will be found on Main Floor—White Goods Dept. THE COLORS AND BLACK—In Basement—La. NONE SOLD AFTER ONE O’CLOCK———-NO MAIL ORDERS. TAKE OUR ADVICE! Buy This Month lt Tao, Ma ‘ Wai hae ae aod wn Section. of Cotton Long Time Ahead. WHY ?.... Because our January Sale Prices CENT raw Cotton. It is now 1334 cents per pound! YoU gain by our former contracts. We gain by a “‘Record’’ January. Yard wide Maslins Bleached—8 cent quality.. Unbleached—7 cent quallty. No Mail Orders, In Sheets and Pillow Cases Values to quickly take advantage of. In Table Linens Pillow Cases—42x26 9... -11%—worth .14 Pillow Cases—45x36 in.. Ck monies ae 98 Pillow Gases—60x36 in... -13%—worth 17 yinen Lunch Clothe-84... 479 aoe Plow Gases—H4x85 in.. .14%—wort® 18 rinen Lunch Clothso8a0., 98 = 89 Sr German H. 8. Clothe—8-4..$1.39 98 “;, German H. S, Cloths—8-10.$1.79 1.29 ‘| Pattern Cloths—Satin 0) Damask—8-4 .. 1.29 1, In Blankets is Valuesto quickly take advantage of. ia Callfornia Wool Bi ! Pratig borderse valu $38. DOB | Vee “Our Famous'’ Fusnily Blankets, . it sieocoawy White California. value $5.98. 3-98 Baby Biankets—Strictly All Wool— doxst—daint pink and Siae borders—$1.80 QUALITY. . .00 one ees 3.25 Feather Ticks, Pillows, etc. Values to quickly take advantage of. ther Pillows—Ex. quality— Pure, Sos~elsewhere $1.98... 1498 Extra White Geese Feather Pillows— %2x30—elsewhere $2.49, -1-65 ‘MxB0—elsewhere $3.25. German Linen Covered Pillows— fied Halt Teavcelsowhere $435...-s000+ Choice White Geese Feathers—lb.. +79 Halt Down————b..._ 95 Pure Gray Down————b..1-19 Ready, made Feather Bed Ticks and Pillow Ticks less than you can buy goods by the yard. Bed Ticks ——4x81 Pillow Ticks—22x2 Pillow Ticks—2x2: Pillow Ticia—Ssx29.. + For Gurgical Use. Blenched and unbieached Geuse used for band ani 139 19 rhent t eons, physicians and fainfly use—28 OE in Cartons... RT Don't forget the brand. In Bed Spreads Values to quickly take advantage of, Jes patterns—no Reavier—valu White C and all-over patte White Crochet—H close. woave—value $ full ‘an MeFallon centee-value e8 2 4 Marsellies— = m an set designs..-.--2.50 (08.08 tra size Mercerized—assorted colore— a 0 like siik—allover floral designs— Fe Ole ie panei XT.) 98 In White Goods Values to quickly take advantage of. Yard wide Cambrics plendid for underwea: a instead of 9 ce Madras—silky sheen— in stripe, all-over and effects—value . hue .10.. ks—high detached theure d0-inch Victoria gale -" Fhite Mercerized Damas! White Merecvalue 4 > ch Lawns to sell at 26 ses Value Lawns ne Nainsooks—40 Fae Oe in BOX) 1.98 Aine White India Linons— ne ein box—value 129.......1,08 Goodwear Long Cloths—liyd. po.1, “Good Wear” Cambrics=9-inoh... 9% ‘Apron Nainsooks--Checks and ida—v' + O% ue 14. Stripe Lawns— inch— inch— ey double stite! equal to best custom made......... .68 $ Lots at.. of patterterralue IND iis beat: January White Sale Specials In Men's Dress Shirts Values to quickly take advantage of | Men's Fine Cambric Dross Shirts— full laundered—neat stripes and figures on white grounds— separate cuffs to match—made specially to sell at $1.00. Men's Unlaundered Dress Shirts— heavy muslin—fine made of good Irish linen bosom, cuffs and collar bands—extra well made.......48 Unlaundered Dress Shirts—Utica Nomparel! muslin—2100 fine Trish m, ine cuffs and collar bands— hand-made eyelets and buttonholes, hed and felled seams— Flannels and Linings Values to quickly take advantage of All Wool Foule fine Fiamnels—etarn owill—t? inch—light and dark— tor dese. wats 3$-4ech Mercertsed Sateens—ertra igh lustre—Black, White and New Mereerized Linings—shimmer Uke Silk under thin materials—Black, White and oolons—vnlue .17...-.+- 12% Hoslery and Underwear Values to quickly take advant=ge-of, Woo! @htrvts and Drawere— ik bound—drawers with extra guasets—value $1.00. s=+ 69 Men's beavy fleecal Underwear— Odd meee Of Tard KO) hinds. 49 Women's heavy fleeced Vests— panta to match—ankkle length.....-.2& Women's Dgyptian cotton fieeced vents and pants—aitk tirmmed...... 49 Wemon's three-q r Wool Vests and Pants—value Boys’ heavy, fleeced Shirts and Draweew—value .55 . eee Women’s fast Mack Catton-Piain White soles; also oporwork Lace Lisie—ereat value at .2—epediak.. 19 Women's Black Lace Liste Hose— 4 dye—handsome destgne—value .50,....., wee! 24 H openworlt Pillow Cords and Tassels Values to quickly take advantage of. At this season, opportunities for us to close out entire stocks present~ them- elves as at no other time—consequently January offers to customers so many, / extra good values. To-morrow: 184 .0-- DB nee EB! Small prices, but great value! y Three yards of cord in with four pompons or with tassels fom! y= “wi PET ag