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: i ee a (THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1906. 7 ’ A Kygiente Gelophone Dise : le iF dad - ; Free for the Asking. a f These dises fit over the mouthpiece | : of the tranemitter, keeping tt clean from the breath and the germs that most surprising .values in live, 'OLOSSE aie oO 00 OOKS tallow. Eek coe on your ‘phone abd Tuth-waated took over Arai carry one in your pocketbook. Ask sie - ay Amanat Hee . the history of book-selling. pits Presenting the Longest List of the Most Surprising Values in Live, Much-Wanted Books Ever Afiorded in the History of Book-Selling. 166,000 Volumes of Standard Literature and Copyrighted Fiction at About the Cost of Paper and Binding. Six eweeping Clearance Sales are rolled into one tremendous event to produce these prices. They are as follows: oy : ; 4 Ftrst—A Clearance Purchase from G. P. Putnam’s Sons, New York, furnishing the famous Knickerbocker Press Publica- ‘ tears ae e E > tions at 30 to 50 cents on the dollar. F : ae . y h ‘ Yf, . 4%, <. Second—A Clearance Purchase from Dana Estes Oo., Boston, involving the largest transaction in fine Library Sets ever re- fl i on wae N a Y NS Lge 5 | corded. ‘ s = Senced : at EE Thtrd—A Clearance Purchase from T. Y. Crowell & Oo., New York, giving $3 and $3.50 books for $1.45 and $1.25. , Fourth—A Clearance Purchase from The Mershon Company, Rahway, N. J., giving standard works, juvenile books and 6 6 - e : popular, Library Sets at astonishingly small prices. . A mrs i ; : : 79 ___ Fifth—A Clearance Purchase from A. L. Burt, New York, providing masterpieces of literature in the finer classes of binding at less than half prices. : . : Stxth—A Clearance Sale in our own great Book Store. : = i The detail below will tell its own story to nine people out of ten. . . . . . . = a Mail Orders will be filled as long as the titles remain to fill them, but we can make no promises. Many of these items will 9 Pe | be sold out in a day, and no more are, possible at these prices. : : j Adequate additional space and a small army of extra but trained book salespeople have been provided. : ————— ; | G. P. Putnam's Sons’ Library Editions of Famous Books, Rich Half A Colossal Purchase from ra Publications. Leather Bindings, Gilt Tops, Published to sell 3 C Dana Estes Co. This is the clean-up of the Winter clothing and it will be the cleanest clean-up: that ever a store effected. prem z America’s Finest at Less Than |@¢ $1.00 each. of Superb Likrary Sets Winter garments that are not classed in a compete assortment of sizes are turned over to you to pick and é ‘ he Half Usual P The publisher had a larger stock on Hang than pe Se er tha : Now offered lo a sale or surress: at prices that would scarcely pay for the buttons and trimmings on them, aba leas 5 ] ‘alf Usual Prices, and he sold 15,000 copies to us at less than actual cost to el] ing importance at absolutely low- : j : he FAG eae oren ead to fold thas tha Ean el eee Mate It’s the Richest Picking a Bargatn-Hunter Gver Had in Goods of Ghis Character, | ok productions of G. P. Put " 5 2 S = A Sons rank among the finest pel Galuoraeee sa eapeon van, Dublished: auch) a) BOSk:-wouly apncet zone The foe pase tH We don’t mention the original prices in the list below, partly because there are so many of Ahem that there isn’t. zoom, Srvmithersee ate te. ae and Aaa uae . Cees soa Te Platarsh's Lives civic supaerepertinen of artistic partly because many of the bargains would sound too big tobe believed, but chiefly because it isn't necessary. The prices vi lone eo oman Expire na UA i ‘ : uM enone . judgment. used in the selection of Barnaby Rue qvaniige . Beers Prove Tales attest bookbinding: albatrabona a Ad lwould sell any clothing—and sell it quick. ; ie i 4 titles and authors that make them JBondman | John Halifax t “Qua Vadin (sienklewicz) Ger nuit: pugs on Medes paper, per- As a sort of general average, however, we would say that the sale price is somewhere about/one-fifth the firures-pinced om - eeieaisea pert Bia superlative [oes inary og cna} Hera of stotammed Romois fectly executed, and hundreds are the same goods last November. / - 4 lence - of terpress jones + ¢ w a © aati é i A 3 iy 1 fimauatinnte iheiccoeee yas Gonauest of Peru ea Te Bitton, f Guitehateee AEE ian Here’s a summary—of course the first choosers get the ripest plums: ; | bocker Press) and rare taste of bind- [bara of Beales all the volumes. Odd Coats and Odd Coats and Odd Oda Odd Cravenetie Odd Overcoats | ing that assist so much to. make [bavid Convertieta They are sets to last a lifetime. ga Coals len Po Y, Rain C. ad Reese: P| ; them the most desired and destrable Jbombry & Son Marble They are sets which you will be House Coats, Vests, eewaerey ests, LLP Neale) om Sod ; of the publications of America. We ppivonse” semence? Bil of the, Pops Fase On take proud to own for a lifetime, They | | take pieasure in offering the follow- [pisle venner Painters Woclt, Binse | Vanity Fair are immense values, 2. 00 3 00 e Cc 5 00 ing lines at lower prices than they fimmiur Quotations Oia Curiosity Shop «| MERE SE NANOHEM orcs iokens, 16 laree 12ho, ¥ e e Guin gaaeaa / e ° i pate belly oh First Violin Origin of Species : ise Satis r The Coats re broken Men's Cots rs Vests 708 ds an i and Oh 200 of Them-—Washe orRula! Coats, Gere Frieze, Mettoa, eng 4 ry Hearthatonens, studies of icti sr Trea ame Nereis ‘rom suits, broken from suits. i . able Kin lefly. reey 4 uate” Ms, of erainent, wters 023 1$1.50, $1.25, $1.00 and 75c Popular New Fiction peciens 9 al teeeaooa Kiv ‘colorings, Uekt)| ‘The ‘trousers ‘some. ||“ pnecaeee tere || inl white! andifancys|u cote caper Oxford. 4 praesent ides "Sour fat the Unexampled Price C spines, baotogratures, Be. 12.. na and dark mixtures. | how went astray. PAV Pe mixtures, Stade trom | 106] ieee fa waits Long and medtum | . 7 Sale) price.. Bk} : DHOLORFAvUNGS, Bose Oe te geR, Also House Coats, The original suits An unusually large | 33 to 46. ey are = lengths are included 4 Win dat two ety from any ‘The most famous fiction of our time cut to the lowest price ever 2 Sensational values, | Were classed in many | selection of colorings | mostly clean end teak nia a otne in this lot. Sizes 88 to | Sheet eget 2.00. sale price. 1.3% Pknown. While some titles are of the popular 7% cent reprint editions, Ppo\oeravuren, ov... 00... 8D. in brown, blue, gray | instances In the upper | jn plain black, gray | —some show handling. | 217 sizes 88 to 46.| 46. . in too beautify! Coy amour Moen. Ithe great bulk are such works as sell to-day all over the country at from] “Shotogravures, Sonne. nehinee, and light effects. grade. and stripe effects. y ‘@ ae 4 Tee He ss Sale price....1.2% [Jsc. to eee There are over 160 titles awaiting you here Hist me unl Tasekerny, 10 Your Your 3 00 Your $1 25 Your 75¢ our $5 00 i $4. 50 3 ctor, ii i ; Choice, Tin fevers in DSeg "Bhotonrstaes this = le at less than half what they actually cost to buy in the marke’ Chalce; $2.00 Choice, i Choice, e } Choice, 4 Choice, e e | pee nee 1.48 We can present only a small selection of titles here: Pann With’ “abover ne Yong NUlttle Sheoerd of Kink-) Flame Gathorere Gaptaine of the World Rem mre | Sg en c ecteaeche Wain | Yall Puan || Pha owt" i ublisher'e price, $3.00, Sake peice 130 Graham ptain's Dauenter Medal of Ho! in, 13 large Lterary Gomm, Fxonisite litle books f af Monimer ‘The Presta ‘nfeasions of a Wits and colored engravings In full” morscen binding,” “fle books in Search of the Unknown | Lite Porr Ingham Rose Marryat, 12 large 12mo price. Zhe. Sale gree. shaw’ ] shadow of Victory Bride of ('--Aare fotor Pirate togravures and half-ti ci ww stars ees aces | Stee Renee, | inane | Paral gee ae me ois hi inseohbel 1a°-B warwick of the Knobbs Tax Crucis The Oveciord, é&e. co cmultr eae sner avin es Ms old Bug —_——_—_— Arold'e 7A i : # ‘School tor Sean Library Editions of Standard Works Bound in MHS Welesoet anasitees| $475 ; Legend of Sleepy Hollow. A a ni . Saintedu edition, 15 ° T Allegro, sto. rich silk cloth, gilt tops, regular 50c line in all C ee Moh buckram ol : a book stores, ‘This ig the remainder of an edi- : Every reader will admit he never saw such a wonderfully fine book| tion of 5,000 sets, which were sold 4 ° for such a small price as 22 cents. : by subscription at $35 per set. Only : The binding is plain, dignified and dictinctly high class. The paper] 126 sets left. They are books made —— = a fhe Sours te conquer, [42d type are of a superior standard. It is a book to read with comfort) to suit the real book lover—to sat- — | == Se a Mer iitonsnakesnenre. Knlckerbock- [and keep with pleasure. isty the most ardent admirer of “1 , olumes, “hands, ise, haven ; 5 x ae ard. and. 15 Bd Fey jas ¥ Hcteneer thc eet [RES ah See | ee | inne oon Oe en's oe (IF ASE tons ‘of the Immortal B: ey ‘on's Poems 2c eas i Publishers! price, 420.00. "Sale Bree Re enitaren_of the Abbey Bap "ney Raat rs Bric, Som co | ame at pose Benuita ee: $4. 90 3,000 pairs of straight $8 shoes at $1.90. PERFECT shoes—not seconds or rejeate., : ¥ eee ytazions | Novela and punt Natart of Pari Boye ilobere a Sztcea Fish aiik cloth binding. aiichidg Kidskin, calfskin and patent leather. Same styles as are being worn to-day by men who are ‘fussy, about their-footwear cloth binding. Publishers, thick: signe [Denk meee Echoenbere-Corta Famtfy | Tom Trown's School Dayal No edition of Poe can give greater and pay from $3.50 to $6 for their shoes. Everything in leather-quality, workmanship and weer, that -eny:man.ever bought. » Sale price. 'S.7% |Makcere F Hlorence Elate Venner oe ‘Told Tales delight than this. Superb photo- : : Z ; +75 Welakers of Venice Felix wrolt Ohels Torts Cabin ig) an . spd for $3. All sizes, in D and B widths. . ! Ddoeese from an Olt dance trae Violin i Flags gravure illustrations, Hares toe ” Not Like Other Grera. 2 crit wily Riey} wide margins, deckle edge; {t pre- ° v F, X Clearance Purchase from [ve twitt Grimm's Fairy Tal Vireinians y Riley] ice fn iaeekle mplendor = nd the Ce tS 7 IO a ater / a s modern making. ey were i 2 a y Hi. M, Caldwell & Co. Miscellaneous Books sold by a big subscription house at The offer marks most impressively the difference betwee n talking about value-giving and giving values, These-chesa-comne-4 ‘7 Of Choice Editions of Classic é At raree Ri REE ADS Deen “ | [Bett edie from a very prominent maker who disposed éf a very large quantity several weeks ago at a heavy sacrifice. He gave'¢ - Literature. WERSTER’S UNABRIDGED DI lempont of @atistics and Soc] The Works of Shake- $3.95 several of his customers &,slice of the cake and the prices placed on the shoes by the other re rs have interested: us. { Sesier atnenten 8 penutifl tat Weng MAN “ot Social fibrary ‘vols, Never sold } b They have been advertised as “bargains” at $2.75, $2.50 and $2.20. They are bargains at those figures, der they axs-: Paper and type of highest quality. Reg- fusely ifustrated, tho most reliable before for léas than $8.50. er Set. nlar $1.25 edition ate. Jane Publisher's Price, Bale Price, This is the University edi the standard $3 goods. 1 $3.50. CRAMS NEW IDEAL ATLAS OF Al Shum St tects und sta¥stics. A wok of supreme value. log the latest dec! definition, Embraces Among {he titles in this exquisite series: Aut it of thi Tab! Child's Garaun’ of Worwent TADS. a i rf of univ A Published to well at $9.00. RY DICTIONARY, Revised to date and em-| ona of the foremost authorities on spelling, jation best large type Shakespeare pub- || But our price is $1.90! . 9% lished. Notes by Malone, Stevens ||| ‘ . and other famous critics. Also Blography, Concordance, Index to! Characters, Glossary and other Wa theme 's Sutts for Yow and Hoxt Winter. Lin ge le Rlouses. neravings andi pioeravares, 12 A Full Year’s Wear for $5. layils of & ldyils of the King, Ruvatyat,"* SI" rords, \d a mass of general information of rare valus, ing’s Poems, all new we san st re E i 1.024 pai Bvo. size. Cloth, SBc.; Half Leather Familiar Quotations, ts ATES HISTORY OF PHE UNITED STATE! Little Minister, Tales from Shakespeare. A ist, Pi Bs octane , 6 Ic PGrestee seers tor eine ak jook, |THE WORLD'S | GREAT EVENTS, 5 cutive order fom the famous wrienge off Strong linen cloth binding. ; si Yew and Cxg (77 tte ‘eas, {ever od anted ob) extra ‘Gine. paper, iI. ‘World's groatest histormns, by Esther Singleton, A Mmited number of ‘sets, Sixty days ago you could not have bought these suits for Inateated ang neatly hound. with cle} t feice price, Ger Sets e cece en: é iy 10 3 a = co ly modeled Dacha “Regular te. ling at, 2, Say Sein marie of had a Se anes ‘inetractive, supertly written, In-] THe Univeraal Reference} 2 She te Th Here are four new styles in Lingerie Blouses, :/beaurtifull A S Aincny-thetltea; HISTORY OF ae 1 the oleh authérity ont atest century Off Library. in 8 Ineee mu) $4. 95 |} twice to three times the money now asked for them. le! aha remarkably. tow. priced, * orld story. Morocco vi welght 5 ° ° Pi eg?) ie . i Biren ua Sodierements In te, Worle ee +678 Be ; ea IEA are, just as eae just as stylish, just as serviceable now as bi ea fa ena to y-comes, ot a ie : Vicar of Wakefield, nd Girls by subscription at $33.00. This is they were then. 2) ore 0 00} A . * blouses means money saved and to heve in your possession a gamment.. Man Without» Country, ujar B ks for Boys a tarlis of Aas tpgi tbe sabe alas They are just right, in weight, color, style and make-up | that contains all the very latest innovations for spring service. Site Laney worl en Compare these values with those you are offered ontside of “he Pop adden t of Every Yoting Reader. Red u rasta. cones complete, so magnificently com- for wear up to really warm weather. They will be just right writ lished nT rofusel 5 Big Store,” - cl! Parchaie‘@ pel flarco) in Loreal % : an " oe eae mi ae coed 4c socked with Hos snd Ghar ba for evieees figs ihe bid weather. if ee We'll “rest a cositlan Bion sdoceias’ se caeuieck ene i al chase from. |povnn BOY8—ive: ry 1 i ee vee ri In every e never had a chance to get mo: rvice for the A | TYG piebieee reed Bore ee? eitan eon ies that have been the joy of every| that the 60 sets we have to ons is LSehicaden, ul 2.9 tiste; in a variety of exquisite hand-embroidered, lace- Syne Crowell & Co, reading boy in the ind, in decorated cloth binding. Published at} ofér should, melt away at the salo money LS meraeuhs , ; trimmed and tailored styles; regularly eold for $8.96. Choice Editions of Poets and! iy IO IBTIOS) os occcasshecadeceponres ortieastecnceas ir Bet. « Two styles in Cheviot Suits at. FI A beautiful Model of Pine White Batiste: : standard: Authors ane ‘The most popular and delightful writer of stories for | Two styles in Mixtures at..... ‘ $5 At $1 95 Abctanedl with ’ehyoldpreds pact’ ana lecels eetnes A ie that ever lived. Neat cloth binding. Published at 60c.; sale] Secret History of the Court of One style in Velveteen Shirt Waist Suits at. front and back; gauntlet cuffs and attached collar; lace Oerdors Baltion the Foote, tn ox- England, edition de luxe, in two et- wi 7 Y. B regwarly sold for $2.95. ie pg ee eS perbly illustrated volumes, re- Jind Ghese Amazing Values in Broadcloth Suits. : ent ae ai the Mahest standard, Pub- in full ‘our choice ‘ee Charming Lace-Trimmed Ships "3.0. Bhie Bei. 88 atte te tat ce Formerly $16.50, reduced to. ..7.50 | At $1.5 Hewcolderotl Godels of lingerie lawn and batietag | UUdiotla Weather biadlax, So hasat 16 rare portraits in full photogra- aN ere reuene aa . $10 recentiy designed and lace trimmed; exceptional values. é, “Publishers vure; published at $6.00 per set emer yuseaie oi receee ie: Waite Batiste Walsts; @ omart, strictly tailored orice egeary (weight 4% lbs.), our price.. $3.75 Formerly $75.00 (Superb Costumes), reduced to.......es.ccccceusunee s25 | At $1 -00 model; entire front designed with onenal® greduated i The spring fashion show in Women’s Suits is daily growing in side plaits; plaited back; attached collar; lace trimmed; shoulders 2 by best known authors, in linen cloth binding, originally ~ e, etren, Hy 4 y igth and interest. Price range—$9.50 to $97.50. and cuffs joined by beading; an ex! value, 7 Famous Copyr i published at 75c, $1.00 aa $1.25, } 1 1 C eco s Joined by beading traordinary val i Postage, 8c, extra.) Figure on the author's copyright, néte the paper and printing, which is of the highest character, the fine linen cloth binding—wh: gost what we ask for the book, Even. mov: aif copyrighted sell Usually et 26¢., B80, to fide. We ‘offer 28,000 coples'at the utnerctand co riflee price of lic, each. Among the les are: iS . Dresses and Aprons tor aids and Yurses. ti The severity and plainness Which mark the average effort in the making of dresses for nurses, maids and waitresses. are conspicuous by their absence in Siegel Cooper Company’s productions whenever it can be avoided. ‘ We aim.to make every garment appropriate for its purpose—but to make it just as attractive as its purpose will allow. \ If you are unfamiliar with the unusual facilities of this department, you will do well to take advan- tage of these special values offered to-mogrow—it’s a good time to become acquainted. MAIDS' DRBSSHS; of percale; good | NURSES' DRESSES; of superi 1. | MATIDS' AND WAITRESSES' APRONS # quality; fn protty ght and dark ef- SAMS oa Getta OP waters "nd core, ietn! eres Teele uk eal t : fects; skirt made extra full, with deep style; mpeclal at vce, LOD Srous’ alue; liberal the strings 9Q@ hem: neatly designed walsts; O§¢@ Game style in White ‘Duel 2.50 mpecial At s..secsessees ae Oe by esas Wiglnk Marceclasd Batepnt minerios Bxtra 5 : ceria een; MAID® DRESSES; of gingham; ox- ily; waist la trendy thilorede aeice of good wastrable Ku! cellent quality in plain oolors and fit with he ray in ie airipes; made with full akirt ‘and dee fee rath Mina ane nee 2 2) White chector: ehade 00 inches wid them; waist prettily designed wi 86 inches lo’ and yoke and bias tucks to belt; ¥ 6@ omer special at......... * WE GIVE “8, & H.” GREEN TRADING STAMPS.