EVERY SCHOOL TEACHER SHOULD READ THE TIMES FOR JANUARY. Beginning with its January number, The Times Magazine will commence the publication of a series of articles of vital interest to school teachers throughout the United States. This series will begin with an article on the recent reform in the Chicago public schools, and will be entitled "MARGARET HALEY, REBEL." It will tell the true inside story of the movement inaugurated in Chicago by Miss Margaret Haley for the betterment of the condition of Chicago teachers and for the improvement of public-school methods. This reform-started by a woman, without money or influence-has developed into a national issue. William Hard, of Chicago, writes the opening article of this series. It will be followed by other articles written by men and women who understand the teachers' problems and can suggest a solution of them. AN IDEAL HOME MAGAZINE. The Times Magazine is the youngest of American magazines, but it starts full-grown and full-size. Every number is filled with the best fiction and the most interesting and instructive special articles that are produced by contemporary writers. Among its regular contributors are such well-known writers as Jack London, Alfred Henry Lewis, Mrs. Wilson Woodrow, Upton Sinclair, Brand Whitlock, Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Julian Hawthorne and other leaders in thought and action. THE JANUARY NUMBER. Read over this selection from the con- "The Return of Rucker," by Henry A. Lewis. "Under the Ice Roof," by Charles G. D. Roberts. "Margaret Haley, Rebel," by William Hard. "The Case of William Travers Jerome," by The Times Magazine sells for fifteen cents a copy at all news-stands or $1.50 a year for subscriptions. Don't fail to get the January number. THE TIMES MAGAZINE 500 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK READ BY 50,000 TEACHERS. Broadway's Big Store One of Brooklyn's Leading Department Houses with 38 Complete Stores under one roof containing everything in Dry Goods, Clothing and Home Furnishings School Teachers desiring to Open Monthly Charge Accounts can do so by applying to the Credit Department, 4th floor. READ BY 50,000 TEACHERS. XV e The Berlin LEVI BRO'S & Co.. PROPRIETORS Cor: Broadway and Willoughby Ave. Holiday Stocks Are Now The showing is larger, broader and more replete with novelties than at any previous season. The Toy Section in the basement will be a revelation to those who have looked elsewhere and can therefore appreciate the attractive values offered in this department in imported and domestic playthings. Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Jewelry, Umbrellas, Haberdashery, Fancy Goods and Bric-abrac are other Christmas lines where assortments are conspicuously complete Many thousands of beautiful, suitable and sensible gifts are here for your selection, and the same policy of low prices which obtains here throughout the year is a feature of our holiday selling. No fancy prices just because it's holiday time and the public is naturally liberal in their spending. We are always glad to open Monthly Charge Accounts with Teachers, and invite them to bring us their salary checks when they desire to have them cashed. READ BY 50,000 TEACHERS. |