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WOmen's Fast Black Seamless
Stockings, high spliced heel n
and double sole. Hayden's SC
price, 15c pair. Our price.
Infants Socks; fancy tops. in
striped, checked and dotted effects;
colors of pink, blue, navy, red
and tan; double sole. heel n
and toe. Hayden's price, 15c SC
pair. Our price.
Boys Heavy Cotton Stockings,
fast black; 2X1 and Xxi ribbed;
seamless feet, double heel and toe;
good elastic quality. ~
Hayden's price. 15c pair. lUC
Children's Fast Black Isle
Stockings; double heel and toe;
extra fine ribbed and very elastic;
also white Isle, in all 10u
sizes. Hayden's price, i ZZC
Csc pair. Our price,.
WOmen's LisIe Hose, opera
length; full regular made; high
spliced heel. double sole and toe;
extra fine gauge; Onyx" -
brand. Hayden's price, DC
75c pair. Cur price.
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Hayden's Handkerchief.

Mems Observation-Disclosures Handherchiefs; 0Ii..
good quality. Hayden's prices. SC and &c aDJZC
Mems Soft-hnsh White Hemstitched- border -
Handkerchefs. u and ~ inch hens Haydens DC
prices, 10c and 121ec each Our price.
Women's Handkerchief, including embroidered
swiss embroidered scalloped
ders also pure linen. with hemsttched borders;
IN light blue and crossbar red effects DC
Women's Pure Linen Yemstitched -border
Handkerchiefs hand-embroidered n
n white and light blue. Hayden's prices. lUC
csc. price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mems Lin border Hand AL,
kerchefs. embroidered initial Hayden's L ZEZC
price csc each price
Mems Pure inen he'd al
Handkerchiefs: all width hens Haydef's / ZXZC
price, csc each. Our price ...............
Linen Hcmstitche d .bo
Handkerchiefs with hand-embroidered
itials; quality linen. Haydens price, soc Z0C
hsrss:s. .: Hasssns l242c
price, Csc each. Our price ................
Pure Hemstitch AL.
Handkerchiefs; all width hens. Haydens / ZEZC
price 25c each Our price ............
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Movements of Ocean Steamers.

GIBRALTAR, March 16. Arrived:
Steamer Cedric, New York via Azores for
Naples. etc. and proceeded.
Bremen-Arrived: Steamer Prinx Fried
rich Wilhelm, New York via Plymouth
and Cherbourg.
Plymouth-Arrived: Steamer Oceanic,
New York for Cherbourg and Southamp-
ton. and proceeded.
Naples-Arri1ed: Steamer Oceanic, New
York.
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Boys Fancy Double breasted
Suits, with knickerbocker pants;
some winter weight.
Hayden's prices, $3.50 d. N
and $500. our Dl. f
Boys and Children's Red, Blue,
Brown and Tan Felt Hats. ~
Hayden's price, SOC each. ZOC
Our price
Boys Navy Blue Worsted Serge
BlO0mer and knickerb0cker Pants,
tapped seams; sizes up to IN
Is years. Hayden's price, OSC
95c pair. Our price. $3.50.
Boys Spring-weight Refers, in
red, blue and fancy designs; nearly
all sizes. Hayden's d no
prices, 1898 and $500 D 20
each. Our price.
Boys White Cambria Night
gowns, sizes up to Is years. Ex-
ira quality m ria1. -
Hayden's price, soc each. sOOC
Boys Blo0mer Pants, Of fancy
cashmere: elastic bottoms. Sizes
from 3 to 8 years. Hay ~
denis prices. 39c and soc ZOC
pair. Our price. ........
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Juvenile Suits, of cashmere.
cheviot, fancy worsted and other
materials: sailor blouse. Russian
belted styles, with bloomer pants;
sailor collar. eton collar. kimono
collar and military collar shapes;
all colors and designs. O. IN
Hayden's prices, $500 .F
and $500. Our price.
Boys Fancy Double breasted
Suits, with knickerbocker pants.
light and dark patterns; some have
two pairs of pants; sizes up to
II years. Hayden's O. no
prices. $500 and $500. - 20
Boys Coat Sweaters,
heavy weight. Hayden's ~
price, SOC each. Our ZOC
Boys Silk Knitted FOur-in-hand
Neckwear, in assorted color COM
binations. II a yden's ~
price, soc each. Our VIC
price.
Boys Bl0uses and Waists, in
neckband and collar attached
styles, OF madras. chambray. per-
Gale and plain white ma ~
dras. Hayden's prices, soc Z0C
and 75c each. Our price.
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Mems and Young Mems Medium and Lfgh
Weight Suits of fancy worstad, assimere
cheviot and strictly all-pure-wool blue serge
"sa ''sFss sizes and $500
$4,000 Sale price .................
Mems and Young Mems Suits; good assert
@sa. s. s'sss,s s's[Ss %sSs $74
$3.50 and $500. Sale price
Mems Pants, of wool cassimerc and worste
"sa % Ssss'' ssS par o 41
SAFE price
Mems Fine Grade Slin-Sn Rain
coats; twilled material and fancy d. ET
back. Values worth up to $500. - .OV
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Hayden's Knit Underwear for Women and Children

WOmen's Gauze Iise Union Suits fine swiss |
ribbed low neck and sleeveless. with umbrella
trimmed with silk ribbon around neck; pants
finished with torchon lace. Haydens prices, DOC |
SOC and 69c each. Our price
Women's Fine Ribbed GAUGE Union Suits, low neck |
and sleeveless; taped neck and arms; pants
umbrella style and finished with lace edgings; ~
fitted waists Hayden's price, 35c each. Our SC
WOmen's Regular Extra Size Shaped -
Vests, low neck and sleeveess VIC |
and wing sleeves. Haydens price, 19c. Our price = =
WOmen's Regular and Extra Size Gauze Vests, low
neck and sleeveless; tapped neck and 4
low neck and wing sleeves. Haydens 1 LYZC
price, 2oc. Our price.
Boys BaIbriggan Underwear; shirts high ~
neck and short sleeves; pants knee length. lVC |
Hayden'S price CSC each. price.
WOmen's Extra Size Vests, low neck -
and sleeveless; also low neck and wing VIC
Hayden's price, 15c each Our price. ..........
neck and sleeveless;' trimmed with silk tape a.
around neck and in Waite, pink Zs0C. /
blue. Haydens price, Our price.
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ms Stock of Mems High-grade Furnishings.

Mems Union Suits; good, elastic
form fitting quality; light and medium TO-
weights. Haydea's prices, $1.00 and 4CC
$3.50 Our pri". ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mems Jersey Ribbed Underwear, shirts and
drawers to match; shirts with faced front and
tapped seams; drawers with reinforced 40
seat; all sizes. Hayden's price, $1OO 100
Mems French Balbriggan Underwear; shirts
and drawers to match; shirts with short and
long sleeves ESQ drawers with reinforced az
each garment Our price ..............
Men. Krementx 14-k Gold-plated ~,
Collar Buttons Hayden's price. Csc lUC
each Our price.
Mems York Collar Buttons; all Al
sizes and shapes. Haydens price. 10c ZYZC
EACH Our price ............-.....
Mems Creighton" Armbands; plain 10H
colors Hayden's price. Csc each. Our i ZYZC
Mems "Brighton" Lisle Carriers and <n
Armbands, plain colors. Haydens OYZC
price, 15c Our price .................
Mems "Wizard" Cuff Holders. Hay
dey's price. 1Oc. Our price. .............. DC
Mems Leather Belts; lined and
tubular styles: all style buckles; black ~
tan and gray Haydens prices, Soc 15c ZsOC
and $1O0 Our price ...........
Mems Leather Belts; all styles al
and colors. Hayden's prices, Csc and / ZT2C
35c. Our price observation-disclosures.
Mems Bath Robes; good quality Terry cloth
and heavy elder cloth; full cut and we'll made;
finished with cord at neck and o. 10
waist; box plated. Haydens price sDL.4C
Mems Night Robes of cambria full
cnt and well made; without collars: ~
all sizes. Hayden's price. s1.00. Our aye
price
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Mems Fine Quality Hand-tailOred Spring
Suits. in high-class fabrics. in uptodate effects
Styles for men and young men; sizes 81 AZ
in the lot. Values actually 90 RI
worth $4,000 and $3.50. Sale lZ.5U
BILE canton CLOTH vulcanized and d = M
tapped seams. Regular $1,000 val Do .UU
Mems Finest Quality English and Canton
Cloth slip-on Raincoats, plain CO IN
worth $50 and $25 Sale price,.
Mems and Young Mems Medium-yveight
Suits, light colors mostly of cashmere and
cheviot; lined with serge and al d 4 n
paca; sizes from 80 to ss. Regular O4.V0
price, $1,000. Sale price ...........
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Hayden'S Stock Boys Clothing

Boys Brownie Overalls, of blue
denim, with bib and Suspender
straps; all sizes. Hay lP
denis price, 75c pair. Our DC
Boys Navy Blue Pure WOrsted
Fine TwilIed Serge Suits; double
breasted coats and knickerbocker.
pants; nearly all sizes. d , nE
Hayden's price, $3.50. sDO.SO
Boys Felt Hats, in telescope.
Little Jack Horner, Campus and
other shapes. Hayden's ~
price. $1.00 each. Our 4SC
n nSs. E'G price, es''s sss e esss 1Oc
Our price.
Boys: Leather Belts, all sizes and
colors. including black. n
Hayden's prices. csc and SC
sc each Our price. .....
Boys' SILK Shield Bows, all colors,
Guiding black and 0H>
white. Hayden's price, ATZC
10c each. Our price.
Boys Suspenders, with -
leather ends. Hayden's 70
price, Csc each. Our price
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Mems NegIige Shirts, of good quality madras
and percale; coat style, with GUNS attached;
light and dark effects Hayden's prices, 4CC
s1OO Our price ...............
Mems Sweet, Orr Overalls and Jump a.
ers, in white blue brown and striped OSC
effects; all sizes. Our price ......
Mems Athletic Underwear; shirts and drawers
sleeveless and coat styles: drawers , , -
knee length Hayden's prices. 75c and aOOC
$1O0. Our price ..............
Mems suspenders, including all the well
and Pioneer brands. Hayden's price, ZOC
soc each. Our price.
Mems Night Robes of extra quality madras.
nainsook, longcloth cambria and muslin; with
and without collars; some trimmed; all a.
sizes. Haydens prices, $3.50 and $500. O9C
Mems Night Robes, of good quality muslin and
cambria: full cut and well made; with ~
and without collars all sizes. Hayden's aO9C
price, 75c each. Our price
GLIDING Glastonbury, American Knitting Mills
and other well known brands; odds and
ends that were left the tables; odd o.
sizes. Hayden's prices. 15c, $1.00 and AOC
Mems Pajamas of percale and soisette;
trimmed with silk frogs and pearl but IN
tons; all sizes Haydens prices s1.25 /yC
and 81. Our price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
and short sleeves; drawers with rein ~
forced seat: nearly all sizes Hayden's O9C
prices. s1.25 and $1.50 each. Our price.
Mems Silk IIfsIe Ribbed Underwear; shirts and
drawers to match: shirts with long and short
sleeves; drawers with reinforced seat En
all sizes. Haydens price. $1Oo. Our OSC
Mems Athletic Union Suits of pongette and
nainsook: made without sleeves ~
knee length. Haydens prices. $3.50 /yC
and $500. Our price ..................
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Mems Earl & Wilson and Cluett NeEI ge
Shirts, of fine quality Scotch madras, French
style, with cuffs attached; plain and plated
bosoms striped figured and novelty effects;
light, medium and dark patterns; all o.
$3.50 and So 90. Our price ............
Mems NeElige Shirts, including Griffin. En-
peror and other well known brands coat style,
with cuffs attached; plain and plated bosoms;
light, medium and dark effects; all <0-
sizes. Haydens prices, $1.25 to s.. so. OSG
our price ......... ................
Mems CIuett Full Dress Shirts, plain H.
and fine plated effects all Sizes Hay /SC
denis prices $3.50 and So 90. Our price.
Mems Faultless NegliEe Shirts, of extra quail
ity pongee, soisette mercerized madras, Scotch
madras and French percale; plain and plated
back cuffs: spring designs; all no
sizes. Hayden's prices. $500 and $3.50. voc
our price
Mems AIl-silk Four hand Neckwear; plain
color and black: good assortment of ~
newest patterns. Hayden's price, soc AOC
each. Our price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mems AH-silk Four-in-hand and Bat-wing
Neckwear; plain and fancy effects ~
Hayden's prices Csc and 35c each. Our IUC
price ....................
Mems Pure-silk Half Hose; made with REIN
forced heel and toe; subject to slight imperfec-
tion but such that will not interfere with the
wearing qualities; black and colors: ~
all sizes. Haydens price 39c pair. Our SC
PuIe-thread SILK Half Hose. with linen OE-
heel and toe: black and colors. all sizes. Z0C
Hayden's price, soc pair. Our price -.
Mems "Onyx' Li.Ie Half Hose, made
and colors all sizes. Hayden's price, Z9C
soc pair. Our price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mems "Onyx" and other known brands OF
Gauze Lisle and SILK Lisle Hose, medium and
heavy weights: black and colors; @H
all sizes. Haydens prices Csc and | INC
35c pair. Our price ................
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The men lived in frame houses, provided
with every comfort. They were screened
against mosquitoes. electric lighted and
provided with shower baths. Other quar-
tiers along the road were matches sup
ported by poles, with hammocks for
beds. The track gangs lived in box cars.
over which were built extra matched
roofs to lessen the heat. These were
especially desirable during the rainy sea-
son.
with the jungle surrounding every
camp along the line the men We're
nightly entertained by hundreds Of chat
tering monkeys. clinging to overhanging
trees. When it wasn't monkeys. it was
several million parrots, discussing their
affairs in general conference, above.
lone never lacked company, for if
there is anything that can creep, crawl
or squirm, it Is to be found in Brazil.
A variety Of large snakes infest that sec
ton. 1t was nothing unusual to find a
six or seven foot reptile in ones hut, and
snake bites were Of frequent occurrence.
With the exception Of snakes. the only
other dangerous creature was the ounce
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QUESTION by helping them to realize what
their lot would be in the next world if
they did not yield to the persuasive pow
ers Of the thumbscrew and the rack. 9th
ers of them We're employed in church pro-
cessions to stimulate the faithful to make
more generous contributions, and to in
Spire them with q wholesome respect for
folk who claimed to have power to save
them from such hideous monsters.
One figure. over six feet high and got
up as soldier, holds aloft a long. curved
sword which by happy arrangement of
strings from behind could be made to
fall smartly on the head of passerby.
Another effigy is SO constructed as to
belch fire and smoke. A figure of Satan,
with red tongue and green eyes, is per-
haps the most awe-inspiring of the crowd.
He hung from the ceiling of the Inqui
sition chamber, holding in front Of him a
queer camera-iike box, about a foot
square. From the front of the box APP
peared the head of serpent. life-sized,
and an unseen string, pulled at the right
moment, liberated about ten feet of
wriggling snake, which came charging
through the air at the unfortunate pris-
oner who, by this time, would be reduced
to state Of collapse and ready to admit
anything.
Robert Louis Stevenson could have
made q gorgeous story out Of the figures.
the old English collector who bought
them, and, best OF all, the mysterious
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ummg Railroad rouh Heart of Dense Sog1 American Jungle


quinine a day. II he does not take t. he
loses his Job. The doctor is more the au-
tocrat OF the camp than the engineer.
All this does not mean. OF course. that
the place will be unhealthy forever As
vilization advances swamps and mos
quitoes will grow fewer. and even now
UP in the mountains there is some respite
from such plaques. One has to think OF
the scenes and suffering that accompanied
the settling of the many portions of this
country to realize that a generation or
two may work vast change in health
conditions along the Madeira and Ma
more.
One interesting bit of sentiment is the
naming of a town at the end of the line
in memory OF George Earl Church. who
was retained by the governments OF Bra
Eli and Bolivia to outline this work in
1858 Villa Church will keep his memory
peaceful OF South American explorers.
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the women nothing at all. They are
monogamists, and the women marry
when but twelve or fourteen years of age.
During the six or eight months rainy
season q great area of the jungle is
converted into lake. The Indians then
make their way through 1t in their
canoes. or cayucas, following water
trails which no white man could recog-
nize. The cayuca is ten to thirty feet
long and three to five feet wide, and is
usually made Of mahogany. In making
his canoe the Indian fells tree with
his slender machete, slabs off one side
and then burns the interior until the log
is thoroughly followed out. A seat or
two is put in, paddle is made and the
canoe is complete.
1.-The Indians Of Bolivia all have gold
in more or less quantities, but they
steadfastly refuse to divulge it's where
abouts. The great region which the Ma
deira-Mamore railroad will open UP con-
tains untold riches. In addition to the
vast areas Of virgin rubber forests, as yet
unexplored, an unlimited amount of gold
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TRACK GANG QUARTERS.

romance, which makes them Of general
interest
are sought in America are those OF
James Davies. stonecutter who left Car
diff for the United States in 1874. Per
sons entitled to the estate Of a lady who
was divorced In America and afterward
married a baron" are advertised for. and
land. who died in Philadelphia. also are
wanted. Harry E. Heard, who sailed for
New York in 1899. or his heirs. is .'urg-
emily wanted" and SO is Frank f. Fisher.
said to have travelled In the United
States, under an assured name, with Q
troupe Of minstrels.
Among those inquired for by the courts
of chancery in the past year Is Emma
Bidwell. who married Alfred 8. Cook. and
left for America in 1893 while the n0-
something to their advantage" include
F. Revely OF Durham. who was i'll In q
nursing heme In America and Robert
Cavill, last heard Of in Alaska, while j.
N. j.. is wanted for something greatly"
to his benefit.
They are q motley crowd, are these folk
whose heirs are being sought in the four
ends Of the earth. One of them is c. H.
Hopker, who was chief jaller at Kip
ling's Mandalay; another, William Stokes.
author Of Stokes on Memory" and there
is Mary Ellen Tyler. who died In a work.
house; Charles r. Draper, who went to
battle in the sea and whose clothes were
found on the beach; Miss Isabel o. New
ton. who was murdered by her native
servants in South africa. and Lieut.. r.
A. Cammell, who was killed while flying
at Hendon.
Once more representatives OF share
holders in the ancient West New Jersey
Society, on whose stock no dividends
have been paid since 1902, are being ad
vertised for, also the heirs of four men,
bers of a society formed in 1854 for the
making of the Suez canal, and many re-
wards, including one Of $4,000. are Of
fered for lost wills. and for birth, mar.
riage and death certificates.
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1850, in which the whole Of the collection
was bequeathed to James Allison. Gen.
tleman. Of Nespra Hall, Yorkshire"
When this deal was completed, the car
ter drove away, and the old collector fol-
lowed. The cart went along whitehall
and the Strand. and by way OF Fleet
street to Brick lane. Spitalfields. where
at an inn with stabling. the carter put up
Tor the balance Of the night After let
ting some time pass, Smith followed his
example. asking to be called as soon as
the carter in the morning. When he ac-
tually was called, however. the stranger
never came back to Westminster, and
never was seen by the collector again.
The latter died a few months ago, and
his estate fell into chancery. All the
property, including the unique collection
OF horrors. was transferred to q receiver,
and 1t has just been announced that the
weird assemblage Of Inquisition relics
will be offered for sale.
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commerce OF the states of the Amazon
and Of Matte Crosse. and also Of part
of Bolivia. AmaZonas has an area or
731 900 square miles, Matte Crosse more
than $4,000 square miles, and the por-
ton of Bolivia that will be affected In
cludes $4,000 square miles. But since the
abstract figures mean little. better idea
can be gained by comparing this area
with parts Of the United States.
If you take New England and the
middle Atlantic states, and add to them
Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Michigan. Wis
consin, Delaware, Maryland. Virginia.
West Virginia and kentucky. you get
little more than the one Brazilian state of
Matte Crosse, and not quite as much as
the part of Bolivia which will be in
the railways territory. If you add to-
gether Tennessee. the Carolinas, Georgia
and part of Florida, you get an area
corresponding to that of the state Of
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injured to remain in camp were trans
ferred daily to the hospital at Candelaria.
Throughout the line of construction the
company operated a chain of commissary
stores, where almost everything needed
could be secured. Every effort was made
to give every department and class of
labor clean, wholesome and appetizng
food. The supply, with the exception of
potatoes, onions and beef, consisted al
most entirely of canned goods vege-
tables. fruits and butter &c only the best
brands and grades were received. OF
course. fresh milk, eggs and butter were
practically unobtainable. The company
maintained it's own ice plant, but it was
sometimes impossible to carry ice to all
points along the line.
''The living quarters varied according
to work and location. In Porto VehlO
were located the general Offices, the chief
engineers Offices, and the machine shops.
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and, finally, you are out i'm ten or fifteen
minutes. vacating a place which is imme-
diately taken by newcomer
I know a man who owns a little chain
of these lunches in this city: In one of
them he has force of a dozen persons.
who wait on 100 customers a day
There's money in that. Now, / don't say
that the food served in places of this
type is not perfectly good and whole
some. but 1 do say that you can't COM
pare the price of a plate of beans bought
in one of these popular-priced lunches
for 10 cents with the price you pay at
my establishment
Now" concluded the hotel manager.
II want you to be satisfied IL after this
you still think you've paid too much for
your dinner I'll be glad to make you any
refund you think proper"
The ex-grouchy man smiled. II don't
want to see the house skip dividend
he answered.
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D THE: GROUCHY ONE WHO COMPG AIMS

training took more years than does that
of lawyers, and whose salary exceeds
those paid the governors of most states
your roast was the first cut from the
finest beeves purchasable. 1t was kept
chilled in our own refrigerating plant in
an exactly regulated and absolutely uni
form temperature. There it had it's own
individual compartment, made of hard
wood. carefully separated from other
cuts, untouched by ice or human hands
By it were other cuts of beef, steaks,
chops. and what-not each separate piece
Of meat being stored, like jewelry, in it's
own cabinet.
1.-The same care obtained with your
breakfast this morning, if you had it here.
Your eggs were laid by pure-breed hens
on a farm in Pennsylvania, engaged ex-
clusively in supplying this hotel Each
egg was of uniform size, and each was
white in color. Those eggs cost us As
cents dozen; we serve them in orders Of
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restaurant. cafe dining rooms, etc, at
the standards he had established. So
far as l know, nobody has taken him
up"
well. look here" said the patron, who
wasn't grouchy at all any more, III a
first-class hotel makes SO little from its
dining room, how is 1t that the popular
priced lunches find the business so prof
itable?"
'Tll tell you." answered the hotel man.
ager. 'The menu is very limited; the
food is cooked in bulk and served like
lightning from q steam table; you wait
on yourself; You eat in q chair or at
table where any one has q perfect claim
to sit down beside you; you use a paper
napkin, fifty of which cost less than 1T
costs to launder one linen cloth; you take
the bustle the heat, the smell of food
and the general hurly -burly for granted,