Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-10
A NEW VOLUME. JANUARY 1918.
LADY's WORLD OF FASHION.
THE CHEPEsT AND MOST ELEGANT MAG
AZINE IN TIE UNION.

AZINE IN THE UNION.
MRS. ANN S. STEPHENS, EDITOR.
The new volume of this elegant and popu.
lar Ladies' Magazine begins with the January
number. embellished in a style of rare mapri6-
cence. The publisher has experienced, d.
ring the past year, the most unqualified sue
cess, and enters upon the New Year with
determination TO eutsirip all cotemporares.
The embellishments for the new volume are
of the most splendid and costly character,
combining every variety of style, and execu.
ted by the first artists of the country can pro-
duce. Jt may safely be affirmed Sari,an's un-
rivalled Mezzotints, which will grace the pres.
ent volume, excel in the beauty of design and
delicacy OF finish any thing that has heretofore
appeared from his blrin. These brilliant MIA.
ces will be accompanied with the latest Lon.
den and Paris Monthly Fashions. elegantlv
colored which for excellence of drewing- ca
rectness in every particular, and extreme bean.
ty of the coloring and engravin q, shall farex.
eel any thing from other quarters. The fact
that during the present year, the "LADIE'S
WORLD" has been the "guide book in mat.
tiers OF taste, IN costume in every CITY of the
Union, has given it position in the iashiona.
bic world. which cannot be shaken. The un>
waverlng fidelity of its designs to the Paris
and London styles. in advance, too, at least
six weeks oil all others, has placed it in the
very first rank, as work ofauthority in mat.
tiers OF dress. Ii is a well known fact, that
the styles of the ''Lady's World" appear m
the other periodicals. pretending to give the
fashions often two months later, when the ems
toms have become common or obsolete In
addition 10 the eneravings enumerated. the
most Line and Siiple engraviags,.,wiIl grace
the pages from the ve:y best artists of the
day. In fihe, every variety and novelty ofem.
belIlshments. that may be found elsewhere
may be confidently looked for in the Lady,s
World. But the main design Of the work ia
tn furnish, in elegant and attractive style, the
earliest, most correct, and fall report in ad-
vance oil all other Magazines, and pror 10 the
Issuing OF them here, of the mo,elv fashion.
direct from Paris and London. The ADVANTAGE
OF this TO every lady who makes taste in dress
the least matter IF life. viii at once be snna-
rent. and to the professional dress maker and
miliner of the United States, The enterprise
will be of incalcuia5le advantage Il is pro.
posed 10 Issue every month number and yar;-
ely Of Costume, Which VIII put TO the bIush
every thing the way of monthly repJrts Of the
Fashions heretofore attempted. The work
has been admitted ON all hands to be The La
~ FavorIte, I'D this rcslf lion Il viii con-,
III nc &c Ssh 81 :-- 40
10 The sex. Il will contain articles ft,m he
most popular and pleasing writer's of the dag
on every variety OF subject, but the work I'M
The main viii be devoted 10 the cultivation of
the home virtues. Hence, most Of the stories
wall be of a respec able domestic character.
| troIn the pens of our best female writer's.
TINE OF DELIVERY.
The Magazine viii be issued or or before
The 10Th Ut tie month preceding the month for
which II will be published. or dated, OF about
the time steam ships which sail from Europe
on The first of the month usually arrive. Thus
thy work will be in the hands OF every sabscri
Der with the most correct fashions, before they
can be got out here, and anticipating all other
Magazines at least six weeks
AN IMPERATIVE RULE.
NO orders for this Magazine are regarded,
unless accompanied by the money. Travels
ling agents, editors, pastmasters, and all who
&C! tor us, will please observe this. We shall
conduct the; Magazine on the cash principle
and make the work double the subscription
price In fact rigid adherence to the cash
system will enable US TO publish far better
Maeazns for the same price. than could BE-
published on the old credit system,
THE TERMS.
81 Tor single copy, cash. post paid.
So ter copies, do do do
$40 for copies, do do do
The advantage TO clubs and post masters Of
the above terms over any other periodical in
the Uunion, are apparent.
Address CT. PETERSON,
80 Chestnut st. Philadelphia.