Life — December 26, 1895 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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STEINWAY Sedan iets: | Plain Hemstitched. GRAND and UPRIGHT PIANOS. In nine different sizes—with q Always Afpetizing. At times when you relish nothing, a cup of Bouillon made from | vi Mand ins the: ly invented = . ry | 7 od Mees meee ast ectlevery width | Vii for cash or on installments a large assortment of hem. = Extracto EF of nearly new STEINWAY Grand, Upright | { —— and Square Pianos, all warranted like their Ladies’ 7 the appetite, gives a feeling of comfort and drives away fatigue. Its mak- Sew Pianos: Pigad second hand Fens ot other ’ fog is the matter of moment. Requiresonly the addition. 9 boiling water and + in pert + ures. from toc. to $3 apinch of salt. Send for our little book "Culinary Wrinkles.’ Steinway & Sons, 107-444 B 44th St., each. Mande rmour & Company, Chicago. NEW YORE. Gentlemen's, | t from 18c. to $4' | id each Initialed. G RANDE Wide and narrow hems, small, ium and large letters. ‘s STANDARD med 8! +H 9, ADVERTISING VALUES. Children 'S, at 18c. each. Most praiseworthy, both from a practical| Lies’, at 25¢., 35¢., 50C., $I | Jand artistic point of view, is a beautifully and $2 each. | gotten up little pamphlet called “Standard Gen tlemen’s at 25c., 40¢., | "oe [Maison de Blanc hump? Importers of Fine Lace Curtains, i os, *); ls the feature of Bed, Table and Fancy Linen,|("0%" ? GS He ilasebok ne aaaie goc., 75c. and $1 each. eet lthe DELONG . Street, New York. It contains over sixty] All pure Linen and hand em- | Pat. Hook and 391 Fifth Ave. pages, and embodies some valuable infor- P broidered. | eae m seer mation regarding monthly and weekly period- | Eye. No matter This celebrated House, with world-|;-.1, of established reputation. Fach page|JamesMcCutcheon&Co. | his : . how you twist wide reputation, has been reorganized, and all orders will now be promptly bears a reduced fac-simile of the title page of “THE LINEN STORE,” some well-known publication of this class, | ; with useful data concerning the special field] #4 West Twenty-third St., | the eye in place. executed. it covers, together with rates, etc. Opposite Fifth Ave. Hotel. | Send two cent stamp Special Imported Novelties for Holi-] Mr. Haulenbeek shows how thoroughly he ‘etth name and ad- rn appreciates the value of offering his customers, dress, and we will day Presents in Fancy Linen and all iateligent aid in the placing Staves il you Foose ( : ; remain fen folee eten ton black @| Lace Centre Pieces, Doylies, Hand-)by the dainty form of hisown announcement, end white pictures; and lois of tively ®| kerchiels, Lace Inserted Table and}a9d says he would be pleased to send it to inte. anylot on: request: Rucuanpson & DkLONO Bros., Philada, oe {andturn, itholds tse NOTICE. UBSCRIBERS TO “LIFE” will please give old address as well as new when re- questing change of same, es Tea Cloths, Lace Bedspreads and Silk Bed Quilts. 391 Fifth Ave. B. SPLICER, President. F. Yo | | HUSBAND, Treasurer. O. SPOONER, Gen’? Manager. | | The Halcyon Matrimonial Co. Procures desirable partners for those matrimonially inclined. FULL PARTICULARS WITH BEST REFERENCES REQUIRED, SCHEDULE OF RATES. For Candidates under 30 years of age, $50.00 “ ‘between 30 and 45, 60.00 ” “ 4g and 60, 75.00 “ “60 and 100 95.00 Payable at Nuptials, @. a 7 A preliminary deposit of $25 to be made in California maiden of influential family, will marry 7 Turkish gentleman of wealth and high position. {WN man with distinguished bearing’ and some all cases. Although young, has already had a large matrimo- He must be of respectable family, and good nial experience. Will marry a few American ladies ion. Curly hair preferred. of refinement. Money no object. ) Address all communications to HALCYON MATRIMONIAL CO., 21 West 31st St., N. Y. ‘omicbooks.com