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ST THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, SUNDAY. JANUARY 5. 1919. 36c Imported Oatmeal Wall Papers THE SUNDAY EAGLE IN 1919 The Newspaper of Quality See Page 1, This Section for Our Big 'White Sales" and Clearance of Wearables Non-fading; 30 Inched wide; two-ply quality; Fold only with cut-out I fir rr.ll A WW I2'2C American 30-lnch Oatmeal Paper Kullalile (or all rooms; sold only with cut-out borders; per single roll 15c and 18c Wall Paper 6c per roll! Nineteen Nineteen will be memorable in world history, and The Brooklyn Eagle proposes to make it memorable in.

Eagle history. Several new features begin with the NEW YEAR CHARLES D. MITCHELL, Artist in Smiles, great genial, satirist of the FOLLIES OF THE DAY, has been added to; Feature Savings for the Home! THE EAGLE staff. He will 79c Opaque contribute a half page of his clever drawings to each issue of THE SUNDAY EAGLE. 'White $1.29 Bed Sheets-ftgr UI0t equal in these days of the high price of all cotton coach.

Full bleached: 54x00 inches 0 all cotton goods, un oieaenea; mxuo scnml, v-cutei ocniu mnae or irnnrf trrnria ahr.nr.inrr! imit PMC 1 79c (2'4 yd.) Sheeting 35c American Standard Gingham full blanket llesl made: checks, plaids. Including Window Shades In yellow, nlivr-ureen and dark Kt'Hcn 7J Inches bi-funi hemming at, 69c OZ(. miivis' stripes; pence roods: In mill lengths perfect 59c c. HKII iloll- j'urd fu" fast colors yard Remnants of Wash Goods i.dorV.i2 0 S-I'wh nainsook, HiieerK whlto nmj 1Z ar ali In mill leucine. elly uwtcheU.

to Aborted Into three Vnlnea from llto to I I 69o (76 .) yard brown sheeting; QfJ FREDERICK BOYD STEVENSON, veteran expert in the world problems, will devote his deservedly popular full page Sunday articles to the big issues of the day. 39c While Shaker Flannel KiS Inches wide; Rr yard 890 (' in.) bleached sheet In yard 39c $12.97 Slip Covers to Order $2.48 Honeycomb Bedspreads yunl. at yard. lit 11 I 1 size: hemmed 24c yard, at 1212C 1.88 15c 19c 29c Standard Percale Indies wide; Kht grounds, OA with deep striped effect; yard. ready for use; Mar-eelllcM patterns; at For 0-pc.

Suite no limit to yardage within city limits 1 A Q7 only; at I U. Window Ventilators Admit the air and keep out the draught, 0 Inches high; 37 AC Inches wide at tJC Charles D. Mitchell Fred'lc B. Stevenion $5.97 Plaid Blankets $1.79 Table Cloths NELSON HARDING'S witty pen and pencil comments will continue to delight Eagle readers. 39c Indian Head Muslin S6 Inches wide: soft finish; cut from full piece; positively lower than Heavy wool finished blankets, in popular Plaid combination, largre size, 06x80 Inches; limit i pairs; pair $4 Hemstitched, size 5x70 Inches seal- fjwy loped Inches round; permanent fin- Xtd I Ish each U.

S. tlag Outfits 3x6 feet flag, complete with 6-0 ft. pole, top, halyard I Z.Q and galv. bracket; at. I wnolesnle cost at the present OQ time; Der varrl O' per yard 'third tloorm $3.48 White Blankets 9 AM.

to 12 M. Specials WD, Pull size; pink and blue bor- CA ders; double bed size; -J Turkish Towels Full bleached; Bold weight; limit $2.35 Single Bed Blanket, 60x72' inches; pink and 1 77 blue borders; pair I. 24c and 29c Bleached Muslin SVzc THE EAGLE'S reports of the PEACE CONFERENCE will be unsurpassed in completeness and authority. In addition to its regular Paris staff, The Eagle has sent C. C.

BRAINERD, its Washington Correspondent, to cover the conference. His mail and cable stories will be an exclusive EAGLE 79c Table Damask 68 ln4ie.s wide; permanent fin- Ii7r Ish; cut from full piece; yard. I 29c Kitchen or Roller Toweling I.ineij finish, absorbent Krade, mill lengths; AAn 1172C 97c Lace Table Covers AQr 52 inches round; each KJK, 97c Mercerized Napkins Hemmed ready for dr-use for 7L. Besi tnane, 36 inches wide, mill $3 Comforters Three-quarter and full size; filled with Kodd grade whlto fot- Cf ton; each 97c Table Cloths Hemstitched, inches; ej assorted patterns; at OOC lengths; limit 15 yards; at; yard UVzc tSamm'ti ISutnvuy Floor Frames $1.75 AND $2 HAND BAG Extra! Clearance of Rug si A sensational sale of a manufacturer's display; frames of metal, finished in gold and sliver. Others In THE EAGLE is the only Brooklyn represented at the Peace Conference $2 Pure Down Muff Beds "White Sale Special" nign grade celluloid duplicates cai.es in $1 in by the ASSOCIATED PRESS, which has sent to Paris the most representative group of news experts ever hxoi'k now pricerj at J1.7n and $2 5 to 7 inch frames with chain handles.

(Sold at Notion Dept. only) at One-quarter to One-third Below Today's Valum Our loner awaited Annual Ruj? is here! The enthusiastic selling of the Fall season has left small quantities of the best sellers. AH go out tomorrow in radical clearance 1 None of these rugs can be duplicated at these sale prices. Green tags will designate the hundreds of sale rugs. Every rug is perfect, and the designs, colors and qualities are the most desirable.

lOe Bottle Mixed HeacU) assorted colors; bottle OC Namm'3 Main Floor Not In yuurs lias there been to unusual an offer in such beds. Ksue-cially impor-tHtit because this is in 11 if i n(hir nrl the saving uoiues just wiion you 91. 9 jit'eu minis mi-si; suit Until, with 2-inch ruffle; black, bruwn and Kruy; at r-Clearance of CARPETS 558 9x12 feet SEAMLESS AXMINSTERS. at $41.85 $33 9x12 feet SEAMLESS WOOL BRUSSELS, at $21.50 $43 9x12 feet SEAMLESS HEAVY VELVETS, at $33.95 9x12 feet SEAMLESS FINE WORSTED WILTON VELVETS and ROYAL WJLTONS. at $55 $20 9x12 feet BRUSSELS RUGS, at $15.80 $42 8.3x10.6 feet SEAMLESS VELVET RUGS, at $28 $40 8.3x10.6 feet HEAVY AXMINSTER RUGS, at $29.75 $62 8.3x10.0 feet WORSTED YARN SEAMLESS WILTON VELVET RUGS, at $51 $20 8.3x10.6 feet BRUSSELS RUGS, wool surface, at $14.75 $35 7.6x9 feet SEAMLESS AXMINSTER RUGS, at $25.75 $26 6x9 feet SEAMLESS VELVET.

RUGS, at $18.75 $20 6x9 feet SEAMLESS WORSTED BRUSSELS, at $14.95 organized to cover a world event. The staff is headed and directed by Melville E. Stone, the organization's veteran general manager. It includes the following specialists: Elmer Roberts, Chief of the Paris Bureau and ex-Chief of the Berlin Bureau, long intimate with the diplomats and diplomacy of France and Germany. Robert M.

Collins, Chief of the London Bureau, assigned to British delegates. Salvatore Cortesi, Chief of the Rome Bureau, assigned to the Italian delegates. C. Probert, chief of the Washington Bu lo Dextrr KiiHIIiik C'ottiun Stamped Goods Another assortment to Impress the enormous savings in our greatest White Sale Rompers, dresses, waists, envelope chemises, centerpieces, scarfs, sofa pillow tops and backs; towels, slight imper-U'ctions while quantity lasts. (Store orders onlv).

SVzc wniie, AOS. iu Ji; 1 limit 6 balls; Odd rolls at one-third below today's value; some full rolls, others half mils; stair nnd room carpets; all perfect goods values. to lZa 66c 1.89 Wv 1 1 i- 1 11 or si cli I Tltri'iidNf 1,200 yardti; f-0 lo 1 70; at, Mpnol I fC val Wool Snl cm women's sizos, 3 at, pair for slippf-rs; 35c 60c $1 $1.25 Grades Cork Linoleums A superior value that must make a strong npncal to all who know that these qualities now re-tirl at to $1.25 per square yard. Splendid patterns, cm from the full rolls and some in larKe 19c 69c Melville Stone 29c 69c val. 75c val.

$1.50 39c val 5 Simp riiMMMirr. bhick white; I dozen on card; card nlftc iuwiii ir.uBui,, a iew ui me patterns siigntiy misprinted; a square 3c $1.35 Worsted Ccmgoleums (Seconds of $1 Grade) 79c and e9c Felt Linoleums $1.79 Inlaid Linoleums 4e Onrntnic olluii black and white; 2 spcols JC Knitting Yarns It At less than pttsent wholesale prices; colors through to the hack; cut from full rolls; choice of tile, block, parquet and enrpet inlaid Light and dark popular In a big varlery; hardwood block and geometrical two yartlH wide; cut from full vol's; some subject to slight mill CQ miKprint3; a square yard Heavy grade; rolls and Jn room lengths; enameled sur-fiue finish on heavy felt base; big variety of b-plendid patterns; Jfl7 a square yard, TlC A am aThird Floor Hnnoil nn.l IIii.imiI ll-l'lrni. White House specialist. S. B.

Conger, former chief of the Berlin Bureau, assigned to German delegates. Charles E. Kloeber, heading a staff of six military experts and tacticians who have been reporting the operations of various armies in the field. Edwin M. Wood of the Washington Bureau, expert in diplomacy, and many others.

strides. FerN hank iM.i,-p film wniie; j1 lo 1.17 pauerns, a yarcia wide; square yard I4c incneH wide; -nrd Fleor. Namm's Third fIoor of Annual Canned Goods Sale! Brooklyn's most important sala of canned goods comes to a close tomorrow. No thrifty housewife should miss last opportunity to share in these remarkable savings. The qualities of the foods are the best in their respective grades the kinds of foods that have built up this ever busy market of ours.

Deliveries during the AW Meats and Groceries From Walt Whitman's days on The Eagle this paper has prided itself upon its editorial page. Its splendid traditions of strength, accuracy, scholarship and judgment are being maintained by the 1919 staff. The Junior Eagle A complete high-class magazine for, children, full of stories, poems, puzzles, cut-outs, pictures and cartoons to delight and inspire Young America. ml No. 2 Can Pears Luscious rruit; can W2C 16c Can Evaporated Milk Extra quality full 12V2C English Breakfast Tea 60c quality; at lb It No.

2 Can Liberty Cabbage Very tasty, I rtl per can 1 2 10c Tomato Puree For sauce nnd gravies 71. in I 2C lioe IVo. Can Snu- 15c Large White Potatoes June Peas F.arly June 11 peas can It 2C No. 2 Can Extra Sifted Peas Can 20c No. 2 Can Corn Maine 1 style; can It 2C 10-lb.

Box Macaroni Also Spaghetti Broken; tf box vl Gold Medal Flour Also Hecker's 24 Vj lb. 1 ifl No. 3 Can Red Ripe Tomatoes Fancy red to- 1 matoes can 111. No. 2 Can Pine No, 3 Can Liberty 1 1 25c apple) can 35c 15c IBDDRge) can bags lt7 A page of expert analysis, criticism and news of operas, concerts and recitals a brilliant authoritative review of the world of music.

I Fruits "9 to 12 M. Sales" Konc Phone, Mail or C. O. Chnck Menk or 1 RonHti lb I 074C Fish annei Fnnry F.oiik Cranberry Ilea uit( IMVyC -MEATS Victor nrand Hntler- Xo. 2 Can Sifted Pea; Inc; 6 J.SB per can INc ID.

I rue Ciin Cnlnmhla Yellow Split X'o. 3 Can Early Jnne en: 12 -AC Mnxola Oil i per gallon. 1'eaa; can lite lllver Sfilmoni can ouart IMc Short Forcquarter i42c Blade Cum Or. IX. of II lb.

lb ZO2C Bacon Square; lb Two pages of live news and comment about plays and players. 34c 22c Xo. fan Fnnoy IVnclii-Ki high JAr 1 Apl" Siinco. I So. 'I'-.

Inn Sllccil I'iiit-aDplct "2A can JnC No.S'j Vork Stale Aiiplrni 1 iiuivrti'icd can I UC Xo. 1 Cnn IMiik Salmon can Sirloin PorlcrlinuM 1 IIIre'H Skimmed denned Milkf can Meak lb 2434c Taney White Mnrroiv Beanni New York State; lb 17c Qnart JnrCineenOllven, at -12c Fancy Sweet Mixed I'lekela, at 11)c Va Slue can Salmon No. 1 Can HI. 1'ensi can J- 8'2c THOMAS S. RICE satirist, sportsman, philosopher.

His weekly leaders on big doings in the world of sport radiate wit and wisdom. lOe Cnn Tomato Sancet Hpanlsh stylo 7 can Kaay Jelli pkfte Xo. 2 Can Lima Beansi IViiiut lliitlcri lai-Bo Sinclair Brand; can, ire jar U7c Arinoiir'H Pure Fruit Xo. 2 Can Strlntt Benn Jelly) glass I4e can I Bo 1 No- 8 Cn krn' ca 1Sc Canned Vegetables bSTffrJSIat o. 2 Cnn Fancy X.

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3 an Kale 1 cart ISc X'n. 2 Cnn FreMh Garden 2 Can llxed Spinach can 17c lablex, for soups and roI1 ak Orchard stews cnn KlVic Heant can Xo. Ian Fancy lied Heel-, 21c Fnnry AsuarnBiisi lal'frn "ed Keanm in to-square can; at mato sauce; 22c Snrdliicw, pure olive oil can He Xnllve Snrillnm, ju oil, can 1 oc 5-IK Vnll Her. on rln, at. OVC Street 1' aney jar Rib Mutton '1AA.

Choit lb. Zn2C Smoked Beef OO? 1'nnKne lb i.OAC SnuporStcw OOi Ileefi Z2C HAM 394c IIoneleNs AO I HncoiM lb. 1J2C Knioked 1'ork ItuttMt tolled Ontflt 2 lbs. for 11, For Tuesday Not on kin In owl a if. xojo Ortlrrs finly.

I'liitc. INuvel CtM'neil wac I oit lb IU2C Tomnlo Catmint bottlo 1 round t'offoei lyQ Iall Mack-ppol Xo. Cnn nhu-lnrb can 1.45 15c WAc Chile Buyo Hen on 1 lb, Ton Xotch White lliil-terlnei 5 l.l7 per lb -IO iXamm'aU. Licifussc U-0G1S1 WILLIAM E. HICKS knows golf frdm the hole up.

He loves the game and writes about it with whole-hearted enthusiasm. i Sunday column is one of many features of The Eagle's SPORTING PAGES. 50c to 89c Madras and Sunfast Drapes $4 Rotary Ash Sifters- fcfrlnTl L'8 tllttn Present wholesale cost fwith- --v Pretty 'woven curtain mail ran with colored floral center. nk. blu or vt low.

Militant nrnnery, uornerfui ana all 89c civer rksiyrs. l.iiNtroiiM poiiIIiim In the ponuiar colorlntra. out cnn) especially constructed re-volvhiB cylinder, like cut; tomorrow at Tleinnunts in lenRtha suitable for panels, Dutch curtains ill uu una draperies; yard W. E. Hicks Thomas S.

Rice White Sale Special! $1.50 Curtains 50c Galvanized Iron Aih Sifter Sheet Iron frame, with galvanized mesh Pictures and pen sketches of leading figures in the local social world on the SOCIETY PAGE. $1.69 Aluminum Coffse Poll Heavy aluminum; 2 ounrt siw to- I morrow I Willie tliey last. Pretty panel curtains of scrim at win1 I ft fine evon extra 39c strung Clearance of Sewing Machines jslk MILITARY NEWS Camp News Letters from ''OUR BOYS" overseas. Two pages of pictures and stories about Brooklyn's soldiers and sailors. This is an exclusive EAGLE feature.

thread weave lac borderH $1.85 Folding Ironir-R Table "With Iron ratcli- cfa.81;!:.. 1.69 with lace euKlTifSH; at, each, Mo. 8 Galvanized Ash Cans Heavy Iron staves, reinforced bottom. Iron bound top and 2 AQ bottom at Odorlew Gat Heatert Each January we clear our nil sliKhtly marred sewing machines, such na scratches on ihe cabinet, etc. Positively perfect as to mechanism.

Kvery machine cuaranteed. Tomorrow's Include: 127 XiimiiiHoii I.r.o Imiiimril WHiioii sinner iflH llorei Hnlnry (5 Panel Curtains Financial News, Art News, Real Estate News, Social New? and a host of regular and special features. 186c $2 Nottingham Lace Curtains Of extra quality double thread yarn; bonier and $2.75 Wash Boilers Heavy polished tin with hca copper Aft bottom t.nJ $5 "Lawscn Of Marnulsctic; C'luny lace liifei--tlons and ednes; filet Madeira in-serts; each aC.DD allovor patterns Oompaetslze for rooms about A. AQ lOxlJ feet nlckel-platod at t.tO I Onr Terms. .1 PUR WWiK $4.50 Sunfatt Curtain) Assortment of lustrous colorings; separate cen- 9 00 ter drape; J.00 Namm'ti Third Floor 1.44 pair, -I fourth Floor i.Yitmii'i Third Hoort 1 1 Cotton Mattresses 16-88 38 $27 White Bed Outfits Enamel Bed, Spring and Maltreat White enamel bed; woven wire tfprlngr and coft top mattress; all sizea; A White Sale Feature that proves eiir supremacy In value glvlnff.

$11 is what yen would normally pny fur mull! canes of this quullty. All cotton Not forgetting that those faithful friends Julius Chambers, author of Walks and Talks, and Dr. William Brady in his Health Talks-will continue to delight and inform Eagle readers seven days a week throughout the year. Kiauo or TiuKiiiff: an si.cs 91? v-oiton and rett Mattresses a I "In In cdtie; Bood Rradn of tick- 4 1 A 'l?" -UJ! lug; ull sizes; tit JJIU.rTr AH $18 Felt Mattresses French roll edRc nil il7.es covered 1 size hi "fir" in goon Ki-ade of ticking Or. William Brad Juliui Chambers Our Eagle boys in blue and khaki So of them responded $16 Square Post Beds JP1 in $75 (3 Piecr) Suites MalioRany finish frame genuine brown Spanish Mather upholstered; tCA to their country's call are beginning to come back.

This means better service in every department. It means quality for Eagle readers. $175 (4 Piece). Bedroom Suites William a nil Mary deslKti choice of mnlioKimy or 535 Colonial Buffet. Colonlnl nuartered oali.

heavy top, finished In polished oolden nnk; l-'-tneh two ciiplioaids and 3 drawers; at 24.44 Masslvo enamel bed, with li-lnch sr tiaro 9- square top rods and 10 l-lnch fillers; slues l-o and $210 (10-Piece) "Queen Anne" Dining Room Suites In Ameiicnn walnut and K.ililen oak; SlrM-iiich Il'iffet, Clilnn t'lo-et, 6-ft. Kxlenslon American walnut; larite Dresser, C'hlf- fonette, Triplicate Mirror Drc.ssltiK libit! I'ls-ln. topi, isxis-lnch Herv- N-lnch Herv- Table and full hlze lied; dust-proof a i ff iK.in., i Arm yt i lidded A 4-6 only at 14.97 imk i tunc nnd r. Mule t'luilr, with leather pn construction complete complotc (i mmo Fith and Hixlh Floorn. Read The Sunday Eagle The Newspaper of Quality (.

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