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By the Grace of Our Manufacturers,
These Lots Priced at Actual Cost
of Making, or Close to It.
lotNoejj?Children*s and Young
Women's Wear
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Children's Corduroy Coats, .$5, regularly $8
Children's Chinchilla Coats, $3 75, regularly $6
Children's Corduroy Hats, $3, regularly $4.75
Children's Plush Hats, $2, regularly $3.50
50 Iceland Lamb Fur Rugs, $3.75, regularly $6
For ( hildren and a iris )
200 Blanket Bath Robes, $1.95. regularly $3.50
200 Worsted Sweaters, $1.50. regularlv $3
/?'.>?- Young, i' " '?' and
100 Blouses of Chiffon and Messaline. $2.75,
regularly $3.75
Color*., black, ill n coronation
200 Messaline Petticoats, $1.95, regularly $3.50
With prett] plaited iounces. All ? - olors and black.
Did Buii
Lot No. 3g-Misses' Suits, $13.50
Copy of a Paquin Mode', in Kn?!ish Tweed and
Men's Wear Scrue of S2.^.St? grade
Eng;ish tweed, mixtures, hard-twisted serge, blue
Semi-fitted single-breasted coal with unusually broad r*-e--.
velvet collar, and lining of <-a*. ?-..-rar/eed I 'ear for
one season. Panel back-and-tront skirt. Sizes 14, '-. and 18.
Subway floor, OM I
Lot No. jp-silk Umbrellas, $2
Men's and Women's. Covers of fine qu.. eta.
Frames are well made, folding up into s
Handles for men are of stag horn and natural wood, sterling
silver trimmed. On the women's umbrellas, hiH-kngtfc tttt*
ling silver handles, engraved and etched; and carved woods,
ivories and silver trimmed. Some of the handles alone are
worth twice what the umbrc.'.as will sell tor tomorrow
Main floor. Old Building.
Lot. No. 40-MeiTs Fall Gloves
[800 Pairs, regularly $2 and $150,
at $1.25 pair
The gloves at $1 25 a:e of tine English capesKtr ard
chevrette, pique and outseam sewn, one--.asp. in tan and ?ktW
Sues 7 to 9,
Men's S'ore. Main floor. New Building.
Lot No. 4.-Boy;-/ SuitS, $4.85
400 Strictly AJ?-Wool T\NO-Trouser
Suits of Regular $7 Grade
Boys of 7 to 1" years may share in this Jubilee oriering
The suits were made for us and according to oui usua'
strict specifications, from fancy cheviots ot winter weight?*
browns, gravs. tans, all good mixtures?proven bv cherr.ica?
test to be everv thread woe'; Thev are better suits than tnose
which, day in. day out. we sell, closety priced, at $r
Only 400 suits. Impossible to get any more to sell at t-V?
price. Norfolk jackets m sues 7 to 14 years; double-breasted
jackets in sizes 10 to 17. Two pain I I full cut and lined knick?
erbockers with each suit Coat strongly lined
Subway floor. Old Duildmg.
John Wanamaker
?"?"ormeilv A T Stewart & Co.,
Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Streets.

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