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THE iMOOivJAxN -DAILY EAGLE. KESV YOKK. SUiNDa. JANUARY o. 1908.

If Monday War Special! $3 Lawn Waists QTc Monday War Feature! $12, $15 Rain Coats In This Great Sale All the famous and exclusive Bedell models beautiful Coats for cool or rainy! Special Monday Vaiues! $15, $18, $20 Suits 7 Odds and Ends Stylish models in the season's best selling effects, but odds and ends because the lines are broken. Broadcloths, Cheviots Mixtures and Swell Novelties Coats beautifully satin lined skirts that are 'fashion leaders. No alterations. Another War Bargain! $7, $8 and $9 Skirts $9-00 Odds and Ends Sale Final clean-up of most attractive walking and dressy skirts an opportunity to procure a skirt of remarkable value. Pretty Winter Mixtures Soft Fancy Cheviots Including all the latest winter models in a complete range of sizes.

No alterations. days smart new ideas. -i I Beautiful Models Made of sheer while lawn a most serviceable waist for all occasions. Filet Lace Insertion I Tiny Cluster Tucks Front, back and sleeves with filet lace I insertion, three-quarter sleeve. 14-16 WEST 14 STREET 7EWY0EK i uunsi'i'rmng Loose or Fitted Backs Oxfords, tans, olives, browns, ove plaids warranted rain-proof.

heJestakmd(uitouseitttEgorld War Thick Inth the Fig onr rices With Flags Flying the Great Sale Continues! rr- .1 1 HEN THIS FIGHT is over ALL of Brooklyn will know what MOST of it knows now-that the House of Bedell is the undisputed leader in Ladies 1 ailored Apparel and intends to i nnfM TTTX 1 III .1 These are all new goods, made up specially to show that HIGHEST QUALITIES are sold new by Bedell at lower prices than KMUULU goods can be sold by others. remain so. .95 95 1,000 Stylish Furs In the Great VUUU II II 450 Suits Bedell's Celebrated $28, $30, $35 Models Battle of Prices! $20, $25, $30 Styles No matter what other values may be in your mind, these easily surpass them. Handsomest qualities all backed by the Bedell guarantee! The best grade obtainable made up by expert furriers the lowest prices ever known for furs of this high class. Long, Loose Styles Replicas of the handsomest long Coats that have been shown all Winter so complete in variety that the foremost designer could hardly add to it.

$35 Aristocratic Caracul Coats, $14.95 $35 Fur Collar Long Broadcloth Coats, $14.95 $30 Elegantly Embroidered Coats, $14.95 $30 Smartest Imported Mixture Coats, $14.95 $28 Opera Model Broadcloth Coats, $14.95 Graceful draping opera models lined with white and gray satin extremely attractive collarless effects showing highest class combinations of braids and velvets. Distinguished, theatrical ankle effects choice, $14.95. $20, $22, $25 Coats War Sale Price All Richh Satin Lined Throughout Beautiful Black Caracu Sets, handsomely satin lined. Smart Persian Paw Sets, selected skins, new models. $.95 Tailored costumes with all the customary Bedell air of exclusivi-ness and extreme smartness reproductions of most prominent leaders.

$30 Broadcloth Suits, $12.95 Ultra Stylish Prince Chap Suits, $12.95 $25 Fashionable Suede Cheviot Suits, $12.95 $22.50 Scotch Clan Mixture Suits, $12.95 $20 Imported Novelty Cloth Suits, $12.95 If the roll were called of all Fashion's extreme favorites, none would be missing. Coats beautifully silk lined exquisitely trimmed tasteful, individual model skirts. 250 Highest Grade Q-95 $38, $45 Costumes Carriage, promenade and evening tailored Suits of most elaborate imported style and finish the highest grade novelties. $45 Richest Velvet Costumes, $19.95 $40 French Novelty Costumes, $19.95 Handsome. Black Lynx lie, 70 inches long, satm U9S lined $2 ij-95 $.95 Japanese Mink Sets, rich glossy fur very swell Handsome Brook Mink Sets, in graceful new styles Beautiful Sable or Isabella Opossum Shawls.

When the original assortments were offered at $20 to $25 they were voted by fashionable women the swellest long Coats ever seen in the city at the prices. $25 Short Caracul Coats, $6.95 $25 Broadcloth Dress Coats, $6.95 $22 Scotch Mixture Long Coats, $6.95 $20 Long Suede Cheviot Coats, $6.95 The generous fullness of material that fashion requires and sweeping lengths. Made up anew in exact reproduction of the leading favorites both material and design. Natural Gray Squirrel Sets, specially selected skins $38 Dressy Broadcloth Suits, $19.95 Fashionable Prince Chap and swagger cutaway coat models coats elegantly silk lined custom model skirts perfection of tailoring and fit equal to the finest $50 costume. Persian Paw Ties, Edna May models, satin lined $95 Stylish Muffs to match above ties Skirmish in Stylish Skirts SIS French Vnil Skirt $8, 1 0, 1 2 Spring Skirts Newest Walking Mnrftlc Newest Walking Models Waists at War Prices! An assortment of 600 Waists, from the season's leading designs extra finish extra workmanship finer in every way than customary waists at their original prices.

An extraordinary opportunity. Handsome Sable Seal Sets, Q.95 large, attractive muff. 5 Sable or Opossum Throw 4.95 Ties, generous size; satin lined Sable or Opossum Muff 4.95 to match; square shape. Stunning Sable' Fox Over Taffeta Silk Drops A price positively never quoted before for Voile Skirts of this quality advance guards of Spring. Dressy Evening Models Silk Trimmed and Self Trimmed Unquestionably the vogue for all formal wear novel plait ideas.

Every Skirt a good 1 5 value. No alterations. Pickets of irresistible Spring style an offering that will attract the attention of the city. Stunning Broadcloth Skirts Beautiful Mixtures and Cheviots Some have 3 1 gore plaits new flaring gore models fashionable flounce effects fitted hip models. $5 Embroidered Waists 0.5 A handsome Waist with Insertion of pretty Cluny Lace and English Eyelet Embroidery, front, back and sleeves open back short sleeves.

Shawls, beautifully satin $11.95 lined. $8 Messaline and Lace Waists f95 High luster silk Messalines, with Cluny lace and Venise medallions handsome allover Cluny and Renaissance Lace and Silk Brussels Net Waists, China silk lined. Late Paris ideas. $5 Lace and Silk Net Waists $.95 Rich and dainty theater and party Waists. elaborately ornamented with Cluny lace trimmed with sandal straps of silk demi- Alterations FREE During the War Sale Natural Squirrel Sets, dark large pillow muff.

$3.50 Fine Lawn Waists .95 Unusual values extremely dainty stylish new designs in fine white lawn yokes of lace insertion' panels of openwork embroidery. Special for Monday. The highest grade of' Alterations FREE takes on a new meaning during this unprecedented sale. A saving of $3 or $5, with perfect fit and perfect satisfaction guaranteed effected through an unrivaled corps of experts gathered from the greatest establishments in Europe and .00 Magnificent i '25 Muff, value $60 sleeves lined with white China silk, America. Jameson of Pittsburg, who wilt remain here for the winter.

1 of Lakewood society will center In the plan that is actively on fool, of giving a series of amateur theatricals under the guidance of Mrs. Jasper Lynch. As a result of Mrs. Lynch 's energetic management definite measures are already Vi YEARLY SALE BEGINS MONDAY NEW YEAR EVENTS AT INTER RESORTS Open Monday, Friday and Saturday Evenings. Open Monday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.

uettig for the giving of three per- formances which will come off during Lent. sonio time before Holy Week. one at each of the town's three large hotels, the Lakewood, the Laurel and the i Laurel-in-lhe-Plnes. One of the plays will be a little drama All our $20, $22 and $. SUITINGS, made to your measure, Brilliant Social Functions Given at All the Lakewood Hotels.

145 and 147 MYRTLE Two Doors From Old Location. Our Annual and Anticipated At the J.aurel-in-the-Plnes are registered Stengel Sembrlch, Mine. Sembrich. Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore Shonts. the Misses Shonts, he Due. Chaulines, Mr. ond Mrs. Townsend i Mr.

and Mrs. F. Cowperthwait, Mrs. W. S.

Strong and Mr. and Afrs. A. Shattuck. ARRIVALS AT PALM BEACH.

Palm Beach, January 1 The fine w-eather which has been balmy as a Northern summer, even during the late surf-piling northeaster, and reports of the tine sport with the rod which early i comers were enjoying have brought a rapid influx of visitors with the new year. New York is well represented in the crowd, among those who registered at the Breakers during the week being the followdng New Yorkers: Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

Harris, Mrs. L. Beard, K. M. Hullowa and Miss Rinille Bullowa, Dr.

and Mrs. lidwlu Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Civon. Mr.

and Mrs. .1. J. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.

Alexander Goldsmith, llr. W. F. Robin- in, c. R.

Howard H. I J. Davis, A. Frlodm.iu and T. Kaplan.

i COATINGS, of the finest i l.OU entitled "The Pearl of Japan." Another production will be "The Pantomime of Little Red Hiding Hood." The third effort will be a comic opera entitled "Futurity Lane." which will be given by the Paint and Counter Club, dramatic organization at Orange. N. J. This will likewise be under the management of Mrs. Lynch.

The opera, which owes its being to Mr. Btvwster, a brilliant member of the Paint WHITE 20 BR00KLYNITES AT PINEHURST. material, wlncn were ou, $3, now Will continue all the week. We offer the most extraordinary Sale of Embroideries Ever Held. MADE TO YOUR MEASURE.

He Season Along the Florida Coast. St. Augustine to Imitate Coney Island. Workmanship Guaranteed. All Work Done on the Premises.

and Counter Club, has already been given in Orange, and has met there with success. It will be given In Lake-j wood as an adjunct to the other two per-I formaneeo. All three entertainments are to' be given for the benefit of the Ocean County Society for de Prevention of Cruelty Insertions from one to four inches wide, Edgings from three to fifteen inches wide, beautiful patterns and fine work; values from 15c. to 25c; all to go at, per yard MUSLIN UNDERWEAR That will fit well and wear satisfactorily. BROOKLYN'S LEADING TAILORS DAVIS WEISS, Mr, atm Mrs.

Frederick l.owisehn. valet and maid, of New York, also arrived during the week nnd have taken apartments for the season at the llieakers. Another arrival without which It would dllllcult in conceive of a Palm Peach season as successfully Inaugurated was tint of Itenjamln Douglass, jr. nf Orange X. ulio it sjju to be followed bv Mrs.

Douglass. MIAMI VISITORS. Miami January 4 New Yorkers Qfil Fill mw STOCCT Opposite to Animals, of which Mrs. Lynch is the president. A brilliant entertainment was given on New Year's Eve at the Country Club, with Mrs.

Charles Lathrop Pack and Mrs. Branch: 80 and 82 Wall Manhattan, oui i uiivi-i-i, Citv aii OPEN EVENINGS. LADIES' CORSET COVERS, Mailo Willi two rows of luce nnd tino litco Willi rihltfuis drawn rosn- 7, liir value: tit, enrli 1 nro much In evidence In the Increasing LADIES' DRAWERS, Made with two vows of lnco Insertion and fine laci? 'edging, very lni'ge ruffles, umbrella style; regular 7.V. QOf value, at. each Anions i crona oi winter visitors here, i Hie guests of New Year week at the nuyai rajm are: Mr.

and Mrs. J. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs R.

Huberts. Mr. and Alexander i 'hmldt. Mr. and Mrs.

.1. Chela. George H. Howard. Miss i A.

It. and Miss I'' W. B. CORSETS. The sonnlnt- ifl.lili kind, with garters attached, to iLfXm at; per pair OVC Allen, all New Vork LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

Ribbed and flowed. Our regular nuality; lor this rt snip only special at fcl Miami's claims to recognition as a rnsmo- OOlltan toreoKtiieneo oy the presence also of a number of visitors WALLABOUT WHOLESALE RETAIL MARKET PARK Cor. Carlton Av. Telephone 45JJ2 Prospect. Very best Elgin Creamery Butter, in 10-lb.

family tuba, lb i(ie 23-lb. bap; Granulated Sugar $1.21. 10Q-b. baff Granulated Sugar M80 y-lU-lb. bag Gobi Medal or Hecker'a Superlative Klour, barrel Iplf.KO New Marrow or Pea Heans, 10 lbs.

for SSt1; New Lima Beans, 10 Iba. for New Yellow Eye Brans, 10 lbs. for New Whole Green Peas, 10 lbs. for New Yellow HpUt Peas, 10 lbs. for 50 New Mexican t'hic Peas, 10 lbs.

for -45c UtHt Wbole Japan or Carolina Hico, 10 lbs. 75c Ufst Coarse Uarlcy, 10 lbs 55c Host Fine Barley, 10 lbs 75c New German Lentils, 10 lbs 75c No. 2 can hand packed Tomatoes, Mtv dozen; case $1.75 No. It can solid red Tomatoes, AI.IO dozen: or Merlin, comfort, convenience and luxury, as well as excellence of cuisine. Verdi, a New Boat.

The "Verdi," the newest addition to the Lamport and Holt Line, will sail for Bahla. Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Montevideo. Buenos Ayres and Rosario on January 20. This vessel is from the works of Workman, Clark Belfast, and Is 450 feet long, with a cargo capacity of about 9,000 tons of 2,240 pounds. She has cabin accommodations for 150 first-class passengers.

The staterooms, which are located on three decks, are large and airy, single and en Buite. and are specially adapted for southern travel. The dining saloon is located at the forward part of the bridge deck, and the seating sirr.miremont includes a large number of or iiunapest. Huncarv, anil Mrs. A.

V. Ij Wiley of are those who have romp over seas thus early in tha s-ason to try th; climate and snort of tli east coLtst. (iranville n. riraman acting as hostesses. I Nearly a hundred guests were present.

The decorations were arranged to repre-! sent an out-of-door arbor. The guests sat under an arch of green? through which glowed the lights of a great titira-! ber of hanging lanterns. The New I Year wns greeted' with the singing of i "Auld Lang Syne," and an old fashioned wassail bowl furnished the toast, which i greeted the new year. Stengel Sembrlch and Mme. Mnrcella Sembrlch.

of the Metropolitan Opera, were among those I present. There were, also Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Shonts. the Misses Shonts.

the i Hue de Chaulines, Colonel aqd Mrs. Hvnry S. Kearney, David Paton, William I A. Paton. Mr.

and Mrs. Jasper Lynch, and Mrs. Arthur Ryle, Mr. and Mrs. E.

L. deForest, Mr. and Mrs. K. Kings-Innd-Smith.

John Miley, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert V. Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs.

A. B. Claflin. I The new Town Club recently organized by William A. Hamilton.

Jasper Lynch and other prominent members of the Country Club, held open house on New I Year's day for the friends of the mom-j bers. A large dinner was given at the Coun-i try Club last Saturday evening, with Mrs. i H. L. Herbert presiding.

the i guests were: and Mrs. L. B. Stllwell, I Miss Ferris. Mr.

and Mrs. Braman, Mrs. LADIES' GOWNS. Itound made with line insertions of lace and embroidery, with, ribbons drawn through, LADIES' SKIRTS. Fine muslin, made with 3 rows of fine lnee insertion nnd lace edging redueed from "1 A tine betiding, low neck and short sleeves; SI.

to, each value at, each a PINEHURST'S COLONY. Number of Brooklynites in North Carolina Is Rapidly Increasing. I small tables, seating from four to six persons, and hence desirable for families or parties. Convenient to the saloon is a large room, suitably furnished and deco-t rated as a nursery. Lakewood, N'.

,1., January 4 As was to bo expected, the crowd of visitors in thinned out slightly for the first few days after Christmas, but it was only for a very i.hort time. Almost at once the IncotninR tide of pucsts began 10 swell, slowly but surely, till before any one realized it every holel in town iomid itself filled lo its utmost capnclty. On New Year's Eve Interest centered in the spacious ballroom and Ions corridors of the Brent Lakewood Hotel. All long an army of employes was busy hanging gayly colored lanterns and long festoons of pine and laurel; and when the evening train brought in the last contingent of pleasure seekers, most of vhom had had the foresight to arrange tor their accommodations beforehaud, all was ready. Under long rows of brilliantly colored Japanese lanterns, scattered among the heavy festoons of pine laurel.

Professor Charles Munter, with Mlhs Leonora Lichtonstein, a beautiful Southern belle, for his partner, led the cotillon. The air was full of serpen-t'ne colored ribbons that entwined the partners during the dance, till they appeared a mass nf color. The confetti fiend was everywhere. The favors, which had been imported direi from Japan, vere many and beautiful. With lh- approach of midnight, the guests all gathered in the Palm Poom and the big American dininsroom.

was a moment's hush till the great clock boomed tire tirst solemn stroke of 12. Then, with gl.isses raised, a shout went up in welcome to the new year, and all drank the toast wbil- the orchestra played "The Star Spangled Banner." After that the orks continued to pop merrily till the morning hours caused even the gayeHt to leel sleepy. Breakfast was served late in the Lakewood Hotel the following morning. Another event of grfat social importance took place at the Laurel House, where the New Year received a welcome equally hearty. An effort was made by the managers of the big hotels, to spread out the celebrations as much as possible, and so it was decided to give the big daner at the Laurcl-ln-the-Pines on Nvw Year's night, instead of New-Year's eve.

The crowds were as great us ever, and tee dance was the more a success from the fact that the people who had attended tin1 dances nf the night before, had nad their appetites whetted for more. The Lakewood Hotel also gave a second dance on New Year's night though If was of a more informal nature than that of New Year's eve. Now that the New Year excitement Is (Tor, the Cottage Colony is turning its mention to other things, and through the rcjl of tin season the main interest Winter in Old Mexico. Downer, Mr and Mrs. Proctor, Dr.

and Mrs. Scheuffler. Dr. and Mrs. C.

L. Lind-ley, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Pack, William Paton. David Paton, John Milry, Mrs. inaugurate the more formal social affairs of the season. The weather continues delightful and the number of visitors far In excess of previous years, the Holly Inn and the hotels now open being taxed very close to their capacity. Late additions to the Brooklyn colony which is rapidly increasing are: Mr.

and Mrs. William Nil hoi who join Mr. and Mrs. Sanford H. Steele of Manhattan.

S. H. Johnson of Brooklyn is for a long sojourn and rest. Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel H. Coombs and Miss Hubbard plan an extended visit, bate Manhattan guests include: William Shillaber. Mr. and Mrs. V.

Engell, C. M. Gibson, S. H. Johnson.

IV. C. Jjhn- Marseilles by a special train, where he Tjoards the steamer for Egypt. From Bermuda to Nassau. In addition to the regular weekly service from New York to Bermuda, the Quebec Steamship Company has this season inaugurated a new service from Bermuda to Nassau, with sailings fortnightly in February and March, and thence to New York, g'ving stop-over privileges at Bermuda and Nassau.

The facilities afforded to visitors in Bermuda throughout the winter for open air sports include golf, tennis, fishing, boating and sea bathing, and there arc also frequent dances given at the principal hotels. The company has also added the new The great Mexico-St. Louis Special leaves St. Louis every Tuesday and Friday southbound, and returning leaves the City of Mexico every Tuesday and I Saturday. This solid through train is triumph of skill and craft.

It is made up entirely of vestibuled Pullman cars i carries sleeping car passengers only and case $2.15 Brut Blue Bird Jersey Tomatoes, $1,25 dozen; cane Blue Bells or Silver Star Karly June Peas, $1.17 do2en: case Stork Telephone Peas, $1 .25 dozen etiHo Independence Silted Peas, $1,45 dozen; ease Cream SiiKar Corn, 75c. dozen; case. 1 .45 Orchard farm tender Corn, 1H)c dozen; case, $1.75 Best Maine Sugar Corn, $1,115 dozen; cas $2.05 Extra fancy Baldwin Apples fit for coolns table use half barrel basket il.75 I.nrf?e sweet Florida. Oranges, dozen 25c Larue Californta Navel Oranges, dozen. Large bright Messina Lemons.

for 25c New Walnuts. Brnzl! Mixed Nuts. 4 lbs.50r Bfst State Potatoes, IMK. bushel; Best long Island Potatoes we guarantee there are none better $1.10 bushel; barrel. Bent Canada Turnips, 10 qt.

basket 45c Bfst Red Onions, 10 qt. basket 5c Best White Onions. 10 qt. basket 75c No. 2 fat family Mackerel, 10 lb.

kits I Salt Holland Htrrings, 35 to 40 in keg California Port or Sherry Wine, gal. bot.71c Best Sweet Cat.nvha Wine, gal. bot OJc The Brand Whiskey. gal. b.A IWc MnU niitl Telephone Onlern Filled.

Sugar and Klour sold with other goods only. W. HURWITZ, Proprietor Pinehursi. January 4 Visitors have spent muca of the week at the dinner table speeding the old year and welcoming the new. among ihe most novel ot numerous spreads being a "grass widowers' consolation dinner." given by M.

D. Kink and Ft. Hamilton, both of New Vork. for the unfortunates who were here during the joyous holiday season without their wives. Merriment reigned supreme nnd there were numerous surprises as well as souvenirs of the occasion.

The guests were John Philip Sousa of York. S. T. Scattergood of Philadelphia. 0.

Dunham of Boston, Leou- all cars. Including diner, make me trip through to destination without change. The Mexico-St. Louis Special Is du handsomely and so perfectly appointed that it is well termed "The Train de Luxe of Two Republics" a veritable traveling palace, affording every convenience and every luxury known to a modem, high class hotel. The route of the Mexico-St.

Louis Special is over Ihe Iron Mountain, Texas and Pacific, International and Great Northern and National Lines of Mexico. Great credit is due these roads, which have done so much toward establishing the intimate commercial and social relations now ex'stlng between Mexico and the United States. I Elizabeth Horn. A. n.

i.iantr, r. more and Miss Anderson. I Mr. and Mrs. William A.

Hamilton. whose new home near the Gould eswtc, has been in process of preparation for use. Is now completed and Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton are now occupying it.

Amontf the NVw Vear's alrlvalK fll the I.iliie- wooi! Hotel la rcptslrrrd the name of Maurice i (torrlon Clyl'. lie prominent Shnliipearlan i aetor. J'HlKC Otto Rosnlsky of th? New York Court of Special was present or the New Voar'p Ki In uumm Willi Ms Among oiher eucMs of the bouse were icir-! hitereU Mr. Hn.l Mr. H.

Alt xnnder. Mr. ami 1 Mrs. Price. Mr.

ana Mr. A- .1. -Sire. Mr nnd Mrs. It.

Praeer. Mr. ami Mrs. 1. i Peach.

Mr. ami Mrs. 11. V. Friedman.

Mr. and Mrs. J. S'i'tl. Mr.

ami Jilrs. .1. H. Oppen-I helmer, Mr. ami Mrs.

AiiKust CJohlR'nitli. Mr and Mre. J. VCenier, Mr. and Mrs.

Van Wezel, L. Seh'tolhouse, Mr. and Mrs. Slrnusherir. Mr.

and Mrs. .1. Oomie. Mrs F. Itlrmhauni.

Peter l'r. BHtith IK N. ft. II. Me.

I'dward Snjder. Mis (toii Ma 'ropsiimn. J. AltltlURt. Charles Munler and Mis T.eonora l.lelitenteln.

Among thoe at the Laurel are rep-i Istered Mr. and Mrs. U. (1 Cook, and Mr. and Mrs.

ri. W. Cook of Philadelphia. Park Pell. S.

Hell, If. W. Sloeum. V. Ashton Ceyster of New York.

Mr. and tV A. the Miises Jameson and Mre. Hubert i ard Ingcrs.ill of Cleveland and P. V.

Blake or Toronto. I Mr. and Mrs. Sanford H. of New York entertained Mr.

and Mrs. John Bas-: sett Moore and Mr. and Mrs. H. B.

Brun-t dett of New York. WilLer O. Johnson New York gave an eight cover dinner In honor of C. M. Brett of Brookline; Mr.

(and Mrs. James M. Crowed, Mr. and Mrs. I.

n. H. Ralph, ot Philadelphia: Mr. land Mrs. M.

J. Condon and Mr. and Mrs. r. B.

McLean: of New York, all gave sun. Spencer Waters. Mr. and Mrs. .1.

M. Ayer. Master Charles M. Aver. C.

M. Co-h -n. M'ss Boone. Mr. and Mrs.

M. J. Condon. W. K.

Glllcit. TRAVEL NOTES. New Service to Egypt. new steamship service between and Egypt has been Inaugurated by the Egyptian Mail Steamship Company. I'niike other routes now available for Egyptian traffic, this service will make Egypt its objective.

This will add greatly to the comfort and convenience of visitors to Cairn. The passenger travels from London to Calais and thcuce to steamship Guiana to its West India fleet. This steamer, built in 1907 especially for I West India travel, has all her aecommo-dations amidships on the upper decks. with electric fans In each room, thus I insuring comfort while cruising in ihe Caribbean Sea. Packet Company's Programme.

Much that is of Interest to those planning winter trips is to be found In a i pamphlet that has just been issued by the Koyal Mail Steam Packet Company under the title "Ft. M. S. P. Tours Sea- son 1307-1108." A copy can be had by communicating with any of the company's i local agents or the Eagle Information Bureau.

i Koyal Mail steamers arc uolud for lueir NEW P. O. BUILDING AT BEACH. Ground has been broken at Rockaway Beach tor a three-story brick and concrete building to bp erected on the Boulevard, east ot Bayview John Jamieson, at a cost of $10,000. Th ground floor will be fitted up as an office for use of the Rockaway Beacb branch of the Far Rockaway post office, the present quarters in the Keenan block bavlng become too small.

Informal dinners. Dancing has b( en generally enjoyed, bridge parties numerous and saddle picnics popular. The opening of the magnificent Carolina Hotel on Saturday next is being anticipated by the eudre village, for il will NOT HELD LAST NIGHT. The Gotham Social Club did not hold its dance last night at Beck's Casino. The dance will take place January 18, i.