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NEWTip Top WeeklyAn Ideal Publication For The American Youth
NEWTip Top WeeklyAn Ideal Publication For The American Youth
NEWTip Top WeeklyAn Ideal Publication For The American Youth
Issued Weekly. Entered as Second-class Matter at the New York Post Office, according to an act of Congress, March 3, 1879. Published byStreet & Smith,79-89 Seventh Ave., New York. Copyright, 1914, byStreet & Smith.O. G. Smith and G. C. Smith, Proprietors.Terms to NEW TIP TOP WEEKLY Mail Subscribers.(Postage Free.)Single Copies or Back Numbers, 5c. Each.3 months65c.4 months85c.6 months$1.25One year2.502 copies one year4.001 copy two years4.00How to Send Money—By post-office or express money order, registered letter, bank check or draft, at our risk. At your own risk if sent by currency, coin, or postage stamps in ordinary letter.Receipts—Receipt of your remittance is acknowledged by proper change of number on your label. If not correct you have not been properly credited, and should let us know at once.No. 77.NEW YORK, January 17, 1914.Price Five Cents.
Issued Weekly. Entered as Second-class Matter at the New York Post Office, according to an act of Congress, March 3, 1879. Published byStreet & Smith,79-89 Seventh Ave., New York. Copyright, 1914, byStreet & Smith.O. G. Smith and G. C. Smith, Proprietors.
Terms to NEW TIP TOP WEEKLY Mail Subscribers.(Postage Free.)Single Copies or Back Numbers, 5c. Each.3 months65c.4 months85c.6 months$1.25One year2.502 copies one year4.001 copy two years4.00How to Send Money—By post-office or express money order, registered letter, bank check or draft, at our risk. At your own risk if sent by currency, coin, or postage stamps in ordinary letter.Receipts—Receipt of your remittance is acknowledged by proper change of number on your label. If not correct you have not been properly credited, and should let us know at once.
Terms to NEW TIP TOP WEEKLY Mail Subscribers.
(Postage Free.)
Single Copies or Back Numbers, 5c. Each.
3 months65c.4 months85c.6 months$1.25One year2.502 copies one year4.001 copy two years4.00
How to Send Money—By post-office or express money order, registered letter, bank check or draft, at our risk. At your own risk if sent by currency, coin, or postage stamps in ordinary letter.
Receipts—Receipt of your remittance is acknowledged by proper change of number on your label. If not correct you have not been properly credited, and should let us know at once.
No. 77.NEW YORK, January 17, 1914.Price Five Cents.
No. 77.NEW YORK, January 17, 1914.Price Five Cents.