New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
THE WOMAN'S EXTRA.
WHAT THE LADIES WANTED.

WHAT THE LADIES WANTED.
From among the hundreds OF letters order.
ing THE woNAss EXTRA which TO this once every
day taken tie following pleasant and significant
| extracts:
II. g B.. Gaylordsviiie Conn writes In ordering her
| Extra; "wlh thanks that YOU are doing much 20
bring that oldashioned pastne knitting into such
favor with the present generation."
Mrs. II. NJ A.. State Normal school. Mnlersv,iie.
Penn. says; 81 have loue admired THE TRIBUNE and
wished 10 take it The knitting aud crotchFt col
umns have been added felt that could DO without
u longer have knit little sack for my baby from tbs
paper, and oopied several lace patterns ] enoy the
knitting patterns very much aud having two little Oness
expect 10 make them OF vast use TO me-"
Mrs F. l. s.. Springfield. VI, writes: The knitting
column source Of much pleasure hope there
will be Extra published OF the patterns TO be given
In the fntnre.'
Mr J. f.. OF Freehold n J.. says merrily; Don't get
up any more WOmans Extras because ANYTHING extra
has charms fJr woman tnat won't be lulled to sleep"
Mrs j. C. w., Syack, n. Y, says: Your kuittns
columns alone worth the price you ask for your
valuable paper"
Mrs J. II. ". W, Wllliamsaeld Ohio, writes " l am
very glad indeed you have added useful thing
your knitting and crochet department to your paper
which all thought good before have en-.
ioyed very mucl aud have gained many useful nnts
A. +. W., Hopcwel Ceatre y. Y. writes " NY step.
father takes THE TRIBUNE, aud think II Il the best
paper published think the columns devoted 20 fancy
work great addition 90 your already excellent paper"
good work OF helping people make their homes happy
and give employment 10 aunties Ike me- who have nei
thcr home children but are left alone
Mrs H., COblesk. y. Y. says; Being working
woman find no leisure 10 do fancy work myself, hut
nevertheless am pleased with the knitting depart
meu and ia fact, With every department Of the dear
old TRIBUNE aud could not do without II even II had
10 do with one meal day FOR week.
Miss VI. A. c., Bradford, VT, says: " hope ron will
soon publish another similar Extra. for the patterns
fl
what an excellent paper THE TRIBUNE Is II hardly
seems as n could five without H. ana hardly like
20 from bone because cannot bav. the paper 10
read twice week My uncle. with whom i've e proud
70 number himself among TIE very hrst snberibcs 10
family newspaper published. Long may continue
aud increase ITS subscription LIST every day. We are
daily looking for the Encyclope Tia. a. uncle has re-
neNed bic subscription IN order to g,t II. That II
great prize, rs can testify from an acquaintance with
I9s @ v'f4 '~ glad to learn that 50 many arc getting
Mrs n o. J.. Syracuse " Y. writes have tried
many the patterns, and well sascd with the re-
suit shall be rcioced TO have the patterns all to
gether.'
ENVY. Gailipols. ohio, saws " The lace and knit
ting department Of The TRIBUNE Is a weekly pleasure
to me"
A. f., worthngton. Penn. We hnd your valu-
able paper OF great use and always turn TO the knit
ting and crochet department first may be able TO
furnish some pretty patterns after awhile"
Mrs. J. NJ Marion, O1o, says; " have taken great
have appeared I'm TIE TRIBUNE. and would like 20 have
them all together
Mrs s. A. ~, New-London. Conn, writes; The
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Il great favOre IN my family.
We could not do without H. often feel after pcrusing
Il as Il had taken "A trip round the world"
Mrs. ". r. g. South AtteboIo. Mass, writes; " NO
have taken THE TRIBUNE for many years that 70 has
become a necessity with ne. lam delegated With tho
feature"
Mrs. s, Birmingham, Conn, says Il" hope you Will
be able to publish works of this kind occasionally.
will send you simple. pretty pattern. which you can
publish II yGu like, some time"
Mrs. c. A. NJ, Worcester, Mass says have taken
a great interest In this department Of TIM WEEKLY
TRIBUNE and am delighted that the directions for
knitting have been gathered together no Dew form"
Mrs. d. NJ, Romulus X Y, writes: Il hud tie
knitting columns very entertauing Hud useful, and
hope Extras will be published occasionally, The pat.
all DO kept together, and ia nice shape TO
use"
Mrs. W. II. b, Burlington, Kansas. writes; have
had your valuable paper only since the fret Of January
last but have already learned 20 prize much. and
enjoy the knitting column immensely. and hope 20
receive The Woman's Extra as soon possible
VIII probably contribute something 20 H. after seeing
this Extra and knowing what has already been pub
lished. 50 may not repeat anything have tried
several Of the patterns given and generally with very
good succOss auXiOusly await the Extra IL Will be-
"a muo of pleasure TO all lovers u fancy work Ese my
se4l."