Life, 1911-12-07 · page 23 of 112
Life — December 7, 1911 — page 23: what you’re looking at
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The Art of Giving ‘ssQCENSIBLE SENTIMENT "—What will be most acceptable, is really the keynote of the Holiday spirit. A more intimate acquaintanceship with the Slater shop will reveal a world of appropriate gifts. Special Holiday Cabinet - : : - : $5.00 (To hold 6 pairs ladies’ shoes or slippers) Special Cabinet, containing six pairs children’s slippers or button boots, white, pink or blue kid, complete 8.00 Chinese Slippers - - - - - - 2.50 Satin brocaded bedroom slippers, from - - 6.50 Toilet slippers in colors, from - : : : 2.00 Rhinestone buckles in fancy boxes - - 2.00 to 65.00 Cut steel buckles in boxes- - - - 2.00 to 30.00 Men’s travel slippers, inleather cases - - 3.00 Silk hosiery for men and women, 3 pairs in special Holiday box, from - - - - : - 3.00 J. & J. Slater Broadway at 25th Street, New York For fifty years New York's most fashionable bootmakers Why is it that authors of all nationalities, when having occasion to refer to a piano, almost invariably call it a Steinway ? 1c answer is that the name and fame of Steinway are so indelibly impressed on their minds that they pen the name unconsciously, The Steinway Miniature A grand piano in small compass. Made to re tain all the essentials of atrue grand, Price in Eboni . f In iatopny Cae for @ ere of ces and i if 5 rau wr? (OR Se STEINWAY & SONS ! es S ee 3 STEINWAY HALL ¢ Ki IF HE SHOULD REALLY APPEAR =] 107 and 109 East 14th Street, New York aie Subway Express Station at the Door ard of comicbooks.com