The evening world. Newspaper, January 27, 1904, Page 11

= sith las sn ti Pi th shes Ses eat th Fen WILL NOT” (MS, C. W. CUR CUTOUT SILVER) NEARING DEATH Reatirms His iis Eval to the Wife of the san of th of the Montana Kassas City and Chicago} Senator Suffers a Sharp Re- Platforms in Speech on Moral! lapse After a Severe Attack Issues. of Diabetes. IS NOT A CANDIDATE, BUT FIGHTS REORGANIZATION. HUSBAND IS RUSHING EAST ON SPECIAL TRAIN. _ Declares He Helped Rescue the'Came Here Last Fall to Be Democratic Party from the Money Power, and Would Do So Again, if Necessary. Treated and It Was Thought She Had Entirely Recovered —Doctors Give Little Hope. ' In Madison Square Garden, concert hall, engaged by himself, before a gathering arranged for by himself, and the only speaker of the evening, Will- fam Jennings Bryan, made an address | top speed is bearing her husband from last night in which he declared the} Jerome, Apiz., in the hope that he may principles he believes should be mado reach her bedside before the end. Dr. issues in the next campaign, Declar- Delafield, who watched the patient dur- ling the night, expressed little hope for ing himself not a candidate, he an-)j rs ‘he night, exp! ed her recovery. nounced his Intention of fighting the re-) Mrs. Clark ts suffering from a re- organizers of the Démocratic party. [lapse after @ severe “attack of diabet It was an address on moral tissues, |from which it was thought she had gn~ fn which Mr, Bryan sought to enlist tirely recovered. Her husSand brought the clergymen of the city, some two her here for treatment in November, hundred of whom were in the audience @nd she progressed #o rapidly @t the of 1,500 persons. He stood by silver home of the Senator, in Fifth avenue, at the ratio of 16 to 1, the Chicago and that Mr. Clark left a few weeks ago Kansas City platforms, and defied 08 @ business trip through the Soutn- ‘those who seek to reorganize the party. , west, > It was a challenge to the Democrats| Mrs. Culver, Senator Clark's daugh- who souglit to eliminate silver ter, and her child, went to Atlantic as an issue, and an announcement of City several days ago and Mrs. Clark Mr. Bryan's intention to fight every |Temoved to the Algonquin to spend sev- move made by the reorganizers in the |eral days with Mr, and Mrs. Addison. St. Louis convention Her friends were congratulating her After a brief introduction of-his rea-|0n her complete recovery when on Mon- sons for calling the meeting Mr. Bryan |@ay she became seriously {IL said: A telegram was sent to Mrs. Culver, Why He Invited Them, who came immediately from Atlantic “In the Qrst place) you were invited |Clt¥: Preparations were mdde to rer to this mecting because I wanted to] move Mrs. Claris to the Senator's home, prewent for your consideration a gub- | Yt She became worse so rapidly that Ject which I deem important—the moral ‘h@ Dla had to be abandoned. Dr. issue which you cannot evade even if was called in consultation you desire to do so, and which 1 am &"@ he advised that her husband be sure you would not purposely ignore ir Sent for at once, A telegram found you could. jhim at Jerome and the Senator made “I have preferred to speak independ- I plans for @ special train, ently of any organization because I do| The train is now speeding eastwara not care to embarrass any friend or !n what {s hoped to be record time supporter who may differ from me in and the physicians are making great opinion, Those who supported me in efforte to keep Mrs, Clark alive untit two campaigns:have done so, I presume, it reaches this city. They have little because: they thought my election would hope beyond this. Mrs. Culver will be beneficial to the country, and I have start for Chicago on the Twentieth in return given the best service of Century limited or a special to meet which I was capable. Both J and they, her brother as soon as necessary to therefore, are left to pursue in the connect with his train (biaey future as we have in the past the ne courtship arriage course that seems to us best. Charles Clark and Onis ite Iwate. roe “I do not speak with authority; I am She Miss Katherine Rop- not a candidate for any office; I am |etts, of Bt. Yous neither asking favors at your hands nor con’ am I in a@ position to bestow favors | when upon you, I em only a private citigen, | zee and I can prove by the editorial pages Mrs. Charles W. Clark, of San Mateo, Cal, daughter-in-law of Senator W. A. Clark, is at the point of death at the Algonquin Hotel, in West Fortietn oneé wealthy, but while she was in » lost ana mt 5 ete wealth was roed to. ean forced the private one of her mothers sliglong Fesds of nearly all of our leading dailies that jand in this capacity ‘met Sirs. Culver, I have excejlent prospects of remaining | WhO & great fancy rr @ private citizen during the remainder | aqares Getame infatuated with hee of my life. The sourtehip, was short and they were “Loyalty to Moncy Bags.” HY been mitin canlersin eee “The troublg with our Government | it iat ear Pier one, Mra, Siars to-day 1s that {t is too much influencd fa the membere Cle at sisters in its operations by men whose only loy- | ¢ Iness is r jh alty is loyalty to the money bags. Who Pag Be ret ict Veteaae ver ntirely pauasred from will say that this ts or can be a nobii o" eeined 8 [pases dna ye in tie pioet onmoers |i aiaei inst ta Norother™ went tg elal centre—in the very olty of New inspect his mining f incerea rests in Artz York-this worship of the money-bags | ats tho full consent of the phrsigier an 1 ttle thought of an; hes been carriedvas far on it haw any- | S9.,We jittle eves ty tittle. hovers where else tn this country, How many reath left we will Rot Prominént men have you in this olty, at money and sclence either in the Democratic party or the | can Sone. to ave, ner ie y brother to her Republican party, who are ‘brave enough to defy the influence of the “money-bags,” or place restriction upon them? “Poople now tell us that we have lost street, and a special train runnifig at % Her tumily was | Sty MGR FARLEY IL: PRAYERS ASKED (ae SS Distinguished Archbishop Con- | tracted a Severe Cold While | Celebrating Mass on Sunday | at the Cathedral. REPORT OF SICKNESS COMES AS A SURPRISE. Attending Physician Says “Just Grip,” and Then Refuses to Discuss His Patient’s Condi- tion Further at This Time. Archbishop John M. Farley caught a bad cold while celebrating mass in St. Patrick's Cathedral on Sunday and has been confined’ to the archiepiscopal resl- ¢, of Madison avenue, ever sinc He has been attended daily by Dr. E.. BE. Keyes, of No. 1 East Seventy-fourth street. Dr. Keyes said to-day that the Archbishop had a bad case of grip and that it would be impossible for him to leave the house for several days, This will prevent his going to Washingwua to-day to attend tne meeting of the trustees of the Catone University, ‘Lue Archuisuop bas loused wrwa business Of Lue in Wiuch he is | to be transacted. That there is a disposition to couceal the fact thut the Arcubisiup 18 ill gave rise to @ ruinor to-day tuat his cundi- tion is much more serivus than hasween suspected. ‘Thus ruimor was slrengtu- elied to-day when It became known that at the semi-annual reuaon of tue People's Eucharnstec League last nignt in ot. Pauck's Cathedral all present were asked to pray for the recovery of the Arcuvisuop, Who Was to have ad- dressed the meeting, AL the ‘Archbsnup's residence callers were told to-day that the distinguisved relate hgd a culd, nothing more. No lurther InCOrmALON wits ovtainable. Dr. was equally short with in ricer Suse grip,” he said,” ans refused to answer ahy further’ ques- tions. ‘St. Patrick's Cathedral ts one of the ;draughtiest churches in this city, and many priests who have taken part fervices there have caught bud Poids.” —— COMPTROLLER GROUT ILL. ——_ He Is a Victim of the Obnoxious “Near Side” Rule, Comptroller Grout is the latest victim of the operations of the abominabie “pear side car cule. Forced to wade through a sea of slush to board a car of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit, the troller contract @ cold whion fer anally confined him to his home vader the care of a physi Comptroller niay not he Able to leave his home for uy’ & week, his Mpitpeee? sald to-day. ony Feach th T had i ar, to find it without ‘the car, to fin out ARS tearveide ordinance are double-distilled abomi AT ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL, The good that ts dor 1s done by St. John’s, Hospital, of Lowell, Mass., will evr be held in grateful memory by thou- sands of people. The Sisterg of Char- | ity who care for the sick and ailing} at this institution say: “We cheer- fully recommend Father John’s Medi- eine as a good remedy for colds, bronchial troubles, etc,; also a tonic for miilding up the system. The in- gredients of which it is composed seem to be perfectly safe and well worth a trial by all suffering troubles specified above.” (Signed) Sisters of Charity, St. John’s Hospital, Lowell, Masa, \ Planos and Orga: two campaigns-on the trust and money gustions, ‘We must now make our ign on the tariff Guestion,. when We have. gee ‘more campaign: the tariff question than anything else ever discussed,” Mr. Bryan went at length Into the money qucstion, criticised adversely the | Aldrich DIN providing for the Ks at Doral 1g | ar conterand wala ie proud en these nancial "institutions to make cos contribution to the Republican | ca palgn fund out of the profits whic! Would accrue. “Just think of a currency without Greatest of all Piano Sales any Gast went on or Rae yan. “You : sould hase 7s” aofar’ witht ‘stent ents Dela Cope Tear , It would be currency with- if you wish to secure one of Aurces with McKinley, ! the best pianos manufactured, Dr, Bryan then quoted from a speech of President MeKinley. when ‘tn, Con: 48 in which he criticised Grover Jeveland’s financial policy and practi- cally Interred ‘that Mr. Cleveland was Taking money the master and all else e serve “ragréed with him (Mr, MoKinley),"* continued Mr. Bryan, “Ehat te wey I 41d whut 1 could (2 reorganize the ocratic party. I have never rey tt what 4 iid, and, if necessary, will do it again GRIP THREATENS BOSTON. ‘Working Forces in tories Out by Malndy—Notables Ml. BOSTON, Jan. 27.—Local physicians are reporting to the Board of Health many ceaes of sever colds with symp- | toms similar to those which were noted four years ago just before an epidemic of grip visited the city Scores of cases re being treated by many eicians, and severul prominent men e@re victims of the indisnosition, ‘mong them ere Bishop Lawrence, who, though not seriously 111, bas be fn bed for several days by order of physician, and President Eliot, of Har. vard University; C! Rufus R. Wade, of the State, Police, and Bupt, William R. Pierce, of the city Police Depart. ment, also are siroilerly il. Poison indication of the prevalence of the is in the depeltion of factary | a etiieurn hoee come notices! el EX-CONGRESSMAN LOWRY DEAD FORT WAYNE, Ind., Jan. 27,.—Judge Robert Lowry, for more than sixty years a member of the Indiana bar, ine igeriy to-day at bia pope tn thle ity. wie, as was rine, erang ais years, One of the best pianos m: Securing a celebrated Pianos Delivered to Your Home on Exchange due at a a week. A Week for the Celebrated Walters Diano. ‘Built to Last a Lifetime! Built by the Walters Piano Company, and guaranteed for ten Instruments which cannot begin to compare with the Walters Piano are sold daily at from $350 to $400 each. $350 Walters Piano for $195. _ Half Its Actual Value-- $195--$5 Down, 51a Week including stool and cover, Charged for Time Taken in Making Payments. Your old piano for a beautitul new Walters and pay any balance Teeth without fn fit, action apa wearer can Tone-Lasting ade, Just think of Payment of $5.. No Interest Is tus | Pf dred _vears and spat inserte Gold oF Porvel DAY EVENING, JANTARY 27) 1904” Could “Rip” Live To-Day? LENGTHENING HUMAN LIFE, have lived longer than his al- lotted “three-score and ten,” and times we are referred to R" VAN WINKLE was supposed to many the old days as being prolific in aged peop ple, yet we hear of more people in this twentieth century living to a hun- more than was ever Dentistry. If Your Teeth are too far gone to retain fillings, ve'll extract them in the morning, without pain, by our New Botanical Discovery and make a new set for you to wear home at night. They'll fit, feel com- fortable and be right in every way. AN Work Gui 4 10 Years, Full Sets of Teeth Silver Fillings Waterbury Dental Parlors, BROOKLYN: NEW YORK: 4M4-416 Fuitor St. 54 West 23d St. (24 door west Abra- (Opp. Eden Musee.) fam & Gtraus Hours, 8 to 6. Sundays, ® to 4. German, French and Swedish spoken. a so No More Dread of the Den ist Agi is the only, dantas ue, ain, New, it? ithout Ge “natural rug ec ae ‘Bri Wet PAL forget avout them. tin ut in for ony DR. OXLEY, Dentist, OVER CAMMRYER'S SHOD ston, For Sale. CASH: oR CREDIT DS. WATCH AN J WEL IY d on chi past RetAN St ‘ORGS. ‘whic ie of, our whi fablished ness. TIVELY NO BX’ ALL TraNeacrions: thet Gall or write efor IManrated eata- 37-89 MAIDEN LANE, N, 2073 'T tan'ay *eBimendl 5 ot Va BT weekd ea. Writennene or coil Ie REIDEN LAN! DIAMONDS, Sane ented the Peele tin the Veeryreisnt tn renint! See WATCHES, Pe. nee CHES & DIAMONDS. NOBACK. Nassau st th floor, 65 Lost, Found and Rewara: Tost Lady's watch, “bet roaday a Piss eke known in the United States before. the Hoe in New Yor! living to-day would: have science in the past fifty years. ried off Room Flat pletely Furnish:d Room Apartment Furnished Complotely jpecial) Room rAcaetiient Furnished Completely Qpeem Apartment 4 capa Furnished 3 on 4 4 49. 69.? 89.9%! 109. se eu and Make of fi uty years ago prevailed City alone, 150,000 people died. There is an actual prolongation of life ‘to-day, which can be counted in convincing fig- ures, due to the advancement in medical Formerly cholera, yellow fever and small-pox car- thousands of people; to-day these diseases are better understood, and s it is known how these diseases spread hey are prevented from getting a start. Startliny eres for old age, such as the nitive the Iymnh four Own erate onan es Until 10 0” Leenks of animals, or salt injected into the veins, have never been successful. The best and only means known to-day Is careful living and what we call preventive medicine. VICTORIES OF MODERN MEDICAL SCIENCE, We mean by preventive medicine that by proper treatment a disordered system ~ | can be put in th: best possiblé condition to resist disease, The most important | c for carrying disease is tie In old age the channels of our the veins and arteries, become incrusted with deposits which prevent the free flow of blood. What we require to live long and healthy | lives is good, pure blood and a free flow | of it to all important organs. Recent | | discoveries have proved (‘iat it's not only | important to have pure red corpuscles | but also plenty of white corpuscles, as these latter act as the scavengers of the body, If disease germs enter the sys- tem, it is the duty of these white blood- cells to destroy the noxious germs. Thus there js a continual strife going on inside our body betweert our bodyguard and the outside enemy. Dr. R. V. Pierce, the chief medical director of the Inva- lids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buf- falo, N. Y., early recognized the impor- tance of the blood in the human econ- omy and its relation to health and long life, and set about to find In nature some plants that would stimulate the blood- cells and rejuvenate the whole system. After years of experimenting, Dr. Pierce discovered a medicine made entirely of roots and herbs, without the use of alco- hol, that made rich, red blood, and this medicine has been given to the public in medicines in this country. Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as- sists the stomach and other organs in| digesting the food and taking from it such elements as are necessary to feed | the blood. This assimilation helps in the oxidation of the red blood corpus- cles, the liver is stimulated into greater activity, and in consequence the poisons in the system are eliminated, the heart gets the right kind of blood and the per- son feels invivorated and stronger. Kee tissue-builder It is-far preferable to cone liver oil, because it gives the blood and | the tissues the food elements they re- quire and maintains a person's equilib- rium by enabling him to eat, retain, di- gest and assimilate nutritious food. It overcomes gastric tfrritability and symp- toms of indigestion. Because of the good effects of Dr. Pierce’s.Golden Med- ical Discovery upon nutrition the tissues are built up, and the symptoms of ca- tarrh, threatened consumption, weakness | or debility, such as fever, night-sweats, | 6; headaches, &c., are dispelled. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. If you want to Rnow about your body, read Dr, Pierce's Common-Sense Medical Adviser, which can be had for the cost of mailing and wrapping only, 31 cents in one-cent stamps for the cloth-bound book, or 21 stamps for the paper-covered volume of 1,008 Hee Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, If Railroads. close up; |* and can be obtained from any dealer | 24% Peurtecnth Street January White Sale. LAST WEEK! Since our last note of advice Cotton has advanced another cent and a quaetee We Repeat--Buy All Goods of Cotton... This Week Our January Sale prices are based on Nine and Ten Cent Cotton. i Towels Towellings All Linen ria ea inch— Dwight Anchor and Qtica | Sheets and Pillow Cases 10 per cent less than mill cont! } .7% extra beavy—value 12%......... Ges Fosse ae i" Extra fine Towel cis oa Look paged an low com value Sfandarde—you know ‘you buyt j } om } 24 ? $249) Stamped Momie Linen Scarfs 60 and 70 Inches long—heavy knot fringe and openwork all reiind— All Linen Hu Hemstitched hem—vatue .39. All Iinen Damask Towels— 48—2 rows openwork- or plain ‘fringe—value .29......+++ variety of eal [aa ae .24 Muslins Ready-made Ticks Sheetings Pillows Sheeting sagt, ara e, Pog Deh fa | Stal Pure Feather Pillows— S-inch—usually .14, 22x28—elsewhere $1, Extra White Goose 22x30—elsewhere. 8. Mx30—elsewhere $3.25. German Linen Covered Pillows— Hall Down Aited— 30—elsewhere $4.25... Feather Pillows— x 1.85 choice o: i and 8 cent hed oF ties. No Mall Orders Choler White Geese Pea Half Down~ Curtains Pure Gray Dows Bed Sets eady, made Feather Bed Ticks and Piliow Ticks less than you can buy Spode by the yard, Bed Ticks-—#4xi eae Ticks—22x29. Pillow Ticks—?4x29. Pillow Ticks—26x29, Children’s Underwear Drawers-—Frult of Loom Musiin~— all stzos—value 19 * 0 fice Coed emia oat sizen 2R to S2—value i aad ees 365 figures and stripes—value $1.00... Scotch Lace Curtains—Irish Point designs—value $1. French Net Bed Sets—Renaissance gentre plece—iace ins’t'ng and 18 in Valance—full size—value $4.00.... 3 Mercerized Damask Portierea— best colorings—12 inch nae value 96.98... EEE Se i Venetian Velour Brocades f ; » hangings and colori & inches wide—valuc S-Inch Curtain Musling— Draperies ad Ruffled Muslin Curtains—dots, i Muslin Skicts—ruMe wi! stripes. and figures— baerting or tucks (ipa lea Ruffled Bobbinet 4 to i ‘stolin Night i ..., lace ins’t'g and Good in Gobelin Cretonnes—, 2tow> and staple designs— Pennsylvania RAILROAD, BLATIONS fot 04 yea 4 wentys ATIONY to rae ariands tareaeatent “and ts'tive, muingtey tater® thas ty-thirg™ treet Pirior, Bleep! cup, ndianap Wesute Bu ven’ “Celow gi ang Lwin il M. bates De man id okie Sa MRED ean Siren r 10,36" A. Aa ee Fe A moe LIMITED — Obnervatio cas on Leh, Sects oh a Beuelt “ sh eee i, xen eit ie ‘dndinnapa x figeta a ee gree rear lo eve fea pints A WEEK ‘| Lareeet | BUYS ANY EDISON PHONOGRAPH. k of Records in the World. RDS EXCHANGED. ‘| 3 DAVEGA- Only Store. FZ E142 Also open Mon., Wed. & Sat. Ev'es, | DRESS w Parity, us 81.00 weekly ena! Pitboard Flortae Ena ieta}? Be a hav +4 order. EX-) imited,"* 12) Pr. ut es ne) Room oe iG "Pao Broadway, | eke PRP ts Kpeiiekain w " Ho: lery CHEN PEAK, & OHTO. RAILW. ss| Women Ss i Railroads, POR Si tabs aia a, Cloaks, Walsts, Underwear P) bed ays and 635) Suits, Skirts Gloves, etc. Besgezecesseasssaeneresy o 928: = = chek rg "s° Baar en i Sgesuasanesgsesessaes 3 Beet oe B Lumb Bnd 125th et. Bt Fulton si ‘Tel Central th Bireet"? for New York ‘Cab . Hagpage chevivet hotel ‘ores ence by Wenteat Fives, rom SMITH. Maen. GEORGE Woon) SIBLS. Gen, Pass, Agent, a WEST SHORE R. JR. sey 411.30 "A. es at ‘rinelal it. is! Dan GEO. ROBINSON (Lawyer ), ac SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK ; vay CBE Pe hotel ie be eontcott "ao = 1 ‘Goats ase . “ls | i eyes er aa inet hy foal _ hénand ea. % <viaine fas ‘tor EACUO. ms EX: 8 For Via 3} nthe lr aa aa ATI bernie BEAN AND Cl ‘cine i. we incinnatl, Inaamaneiees, as M. PITTSBURG ‘for. wha BER, i, SPECIAL.—Dally 7.55, 8.25, #995, ON ASD THE Iti” Beret (Desbrosses ftresta, 10 20), *10.85 As sor HERN, RAT iA cin Pai i “ hare PEt th: ST LINE, oA: ATLANTIC C Mand gon Rac hiia Figrida Special." it f ATR, LINE: .New 3 ‘Wook: RAILWAY, hoe ee deatination Telephone, 548 6 for Pennsylvania Wey eT ERHURT. WOOD, General Manager, "Pai eer anager. Clonoral’ Pacsoreor kwent Elections and Meetings. SPECIAL, NEBTING Tnvernad Brother: hood Wiectrical Workers No. S willbe hel gn, Thureda ening; ination of Busine gent. Election to tai lace Fen. 4 Pole. ‘open trom 2 to 10 P.M. ¥ order, RGEN, Prosident. Loans. Loans Made on Good Securities, Commercial Paper. Warehouse receipts, Me insurance policies, furniture, jcounts, machinery me on a lateral. L. A. GRAFF, 60 fyat-clase col: ‘all at, + Help Wanted—Male. WOOp CARVERS WANTED, Apply Die RP beniiting. Bloomsbury, Ht, SPY DIB Lawyers. of ie Our Fanuary White Sale _. We Offer To-morrow Until 1 P. M. ity WOMEN’S TAILORED W.\LKING SKIRTS—.,, Back Chris nd Sta Mises ores plat, elfect~periect shapes—all lefigihs and bands— price $5.50—For Morning Sale .....- ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P, M—NO MAIL ORDERS. ee e ipl vag ne EFERS AND NAVY NORFOLK SUITS— POve BE $3.00 to $5.00 values. 1, ov! ‘The REEFERS are in sizes 2% to 7 years. ei The NAVY BLUE SUITS are in sizes 8 to 16 years. Both are qualities you would not, twice in a year, find at price we quotes.<.<. ‘Will cuntinue the sale while lots last, Wut orobabiliiies aré best sizes will be sold out before One P.M. ———_—______. ——_-¢ ee SALE OF FOULARD DRESS SATEENS— Highly mercerized—Navy and Royal Blue with : white Polka Dots, Rings and Binet r Acother shipensnt of Mill Lengtte—eeme cscelloct ‘siylee and) quality : that created such a sensation last week. ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P, M.—NO MAIL ORDERS. $3 Momen's and east Fast Childe Hose; value ren's All Wool "song Double Knees; usually Women's Heavy Cashmere oan le soles; usually .39. oye, Heavy Fleece lined Drawers; usually .29, ‘esa’ soiore't000, 8.88 | Women's Natural. TI Cloth Coat Mtsenae Conesiaee 7.08] Wool Vests and Panter eonin, Kerser—bdlack amd castor...,.1898 9.99 Zibeline. Kersey, Cheviots. eto. 22.00 13.08 Bilk Cloals. 8.08 Bilk and Velour Cloaka. 00 12.98 Sik and Velour Cloaks. Women's Underwear—rxtra sizes “7 49 ct. Drawers—Hem and tucks... Chemise—H, 8. ruffle—value .59..,. Gowns—H. 8, tucked yoke— value 98 .. Broadcloth Dress Skirts. Wratkine, Guicte Sroeacioth wat, zos| Corset Covers—value .29 ss 3 | Full size Skirts—value $1. Broadcloth Walking 5.08 Of Novelty Mixtures, . 8.08 No Mall Orders. ——__—___—_——_-e Sale of Scholars’ Suppties Drawing Books « 7 | Stenagrapher: .12] bound covers . +15} Ink or Pencll B 15 | Black Marking Crayons— Hardwood Pencll Boxes two compartments—lock and key. Japanese Pencil Boxes. Filled Pencil Boses. School Compasses Pens—Gillott's, Spencerian and Esterbrook's—dosen .. Penholders—dos., $|Lead Ps psig dox., ‘ a 10) Schoo! Bags—leather atrepa.: 207 Initial School Bage—nioket Pent 99 Nassau at. Lay.) 1370 B way.87 st.(Night) MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. | white 12-inch Rulere—brass edg <0) 18 Composition Books—single or double. lines «+... feet) ‘Writing Tablete—for ink or pencil— GO to 250 Gheets.....seesersererserers ‘Typewriters’ Paper--500 ahects. 20 White Chadio~dé rings Faney Pen Wiper Leather Book Straps... Carryaiis ... Plain or Folding Lunch Boxes. Fountain Pens... 5/ Mucilage Black Inkssensee S| 8