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m 10 THE 'SUN, WEDNESDAY; OCTOBER , 1897.
Hr Attention! Housekeepers I Attention! Housekeepers!
I 'Neill's.
w
W OUR GREATEST SALE OF
I Lace Curtains, Portieres, Rugs
I and Upholstery Goods.
fffil DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY, HOUSEWIVES! IT'S THE GREATEST CHANCE
HI- FOR MONEY SAVING WE EVER ANNOUNCED. HERE ARE, WITHOUT QUESTION,
I THE BEST VALUES IN NEW YORK!
j Lace Curtains.
fl BOO pairs Irish Point Loco Curtains,
jit elaborate applique, regular price 4.00 to
M 0.00 pair, for this sale,
1 3.24, 4.75, 5.50, 5.98, 6.98.
flr 350 pairs Swiss Tambour Standard Cur-
nf tains, elegant quality, beautiful designs,
I 3.48, 3.98, 5.50, 7.44 Pair.
L Bobonet Laco Curtains, flno lace lnser-
KT Hon, with pretty rullle,
; 2.50 and 3.75 Pair.
r Empress Kct Laco Curtains, edging and
K Insertion of tine novelty lace,
1 2.35, 2.65, 2.98 Pair.
K l.BOO pairs Nottingham and Scotch Lace
JE Curtains, reproduction of real laces, per
ft Pa r' 1.25, 1.34, 1.78, 1.98, 2.65.
Be Sasli Curtaining in Irish Folnt,
W Flh Ket. Voint tV Esprit, Coin
jp Spots, Fancy Muslins, Silks, etc,
fit etc., nt Lowest JP rices.
k Lace Bed Sets.
K Irish Point Bed Sets, choice designs,
I 4.98, 6.50, 8.75, 9.75.
k In Antique Lace, at
1 4.85, 5.50, 7.60 and 8.75.
jjC Estimate and Designs lurnished
m for Di aperies, Reupholstet ins. Slip
EJ Covers. Shade, etc. Lowest Frlces.
Sfe" All Purchases except bicycles de
al llTered free to any point within
A 100 miles of N. Y. City.
K SSBieWaaSHaaaaBaBKBaaaaaaieaBaBaeBBl
Portieres.
Moire Antique Silk B.CD Portieres, new
designs and exceptional vnluc, at
13.89 Pair.
Satin Derby Portieres, best made, new
goods, rery handsome,
11.00 Pair.
Tapestry Armuro and Oriental Portieres,
fifty styles, comprising the latest designs
ana colorings.
2.24, 3.50, 3.98, 4.50, 5.98.
Real Oriental Bagdad Portieres or Couch
CoTtrs, heavy embroidery,
2.75, 3.94, 5.25.
Furniture Coverings!
Very Special Value.
750 yards Best Silk Brocatelle, 3.00 grade,
yard HMO
550 yards All Silk Damask at half
value 1.85, S.25, 2.75
COO yards Mixed Silk Tapestry, worth
a.oo i.iu
French Frou Frou Silk Brocade, worth
8.00 2.BO
RugsrRugs!
Extraordinary Values!
200 Cnrabaghs, worth 0.75 . 0.08
250 Daghestans and Kazaks, worth
11.00 8.BO
Antiques Daghuttnns, Bokhara, Missoula
and Kazaks,
8.08, 10.24 and 14.BO.
Two Thousand Smyrna Rugs,
All good quality, not the cheap grades
advertised elsewhere.
0x12 ft., lOx'h, OxG 7x4 0x3
24.50 10.84 11.08 4.38 2.74
Axminster Carpet Rugs,
12x0 ft., 10io8ii 0i-ix4ia
22.48 17.08 0.08
Scotch Ingrain Art Squares,
Very heavy quality,
3x2 yds., 3x21s yds., 3x3i2 yds.,
3.84 4.74 0.84
Royal Wilton Carpets and Rugs
AT LOWEST PRICES.
I Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street.
m. muarmems.
P'illiWoNicllilS
1MUT Firtu-.ixth mud-hum.
ATO SKIDL COVMICTOR.
M- Bigot Public Itrheaeaals, on Nov. IV. Dee. 10. Jan.
Wr 7. Jan. 28. Feb. IS. March 4, March 1-4, April 1. and
jijL Elaht Concerts, on Not, 13, Dec. 11. Jan. S, Jan. 29,
SB Fab. 1, March 0. March 1. April 1!. will be glrenat
S 4-4ltr4.IK t IM
S' BOLIHSTKl YHAYK. I'UCaNO. HAIITEAU. GERAR-
DY. NOUD1CA. ILA,CUN
f IfOlH'K. Subtcrltern of lac season may renew
fit their eubscrlidlons at Carnegl-- Hall (main entrance
St to the right) from Monday.txt ltfth. until baturday,
Bk Oct. 23d. between 9 A. H. and 5 1. !.
i St For rnoFKCTl apply at mnilo store, hotel.
; te.. or by mall to L'i.. noKUUKLEX, Secretary
of N. Y. Phil. Si., Carnegie Hall
Sale ot aeau to new subscribers begins Oct. 25.
TEN STRONGATfRACflONST
The ENTERTAINMENT COURSE of
, The Central Branch, Young Men's Christian
Association,
I COa FTJLTOtf ST, BROOKLYN, to be held In ASSO-
; CXATION HALL, will be open to the public at a tmall
charge.
rnv.p. to jir.jinr.rLH.
: Sale of seats to publla will begin ocroncri n,
at 8 A. M.
BEST) FOR CIRCULAR.
CTII 111 THEATRE, II way anil 2!th it.
1 !l Its II If EDWIN KNOW LEs. Manager.
VIII nil Matinee Suturdav at .
ITO-NICHT AT 8:30.
)IK ItlCHAUU
IMANSFIEEB
THE DEVIL'S DISCIPLE.
By O. BERNARD 811AW.
MAHHATTANTHEATRE, aSfasaX
Telephone Call 933 39th at.
Charles Frohman and David Belaaco preaent
a new play. ALHO a new comedy,
TnC Orchestra
FIRST ,,,. NIGHT
BORN m SESSION
ETeclnga, 8:20. Matinee Saturday, ilUo.
GARDEN THEATRE, ""'LadisoV.
fe CRADLES FBOUMAN Manager
jT Sd Crowded Week.
, MR. SOL SMITH RUSSELL
C la Umrtba Morton! American Corned,
A BACHELOR'S ROMANCE.
. ETenlng. S:IB. Mallnee Saturday d.
Mi ACADEIUlY '"' HthM.'andlrTlngpL
IE. O. OUmore Eugene Tompkins, i'rop'r. & MVri.
"?"... "NATURE."
BALLETrl, HAR01IE8, and UFLUUL.riE8.
Lat MaU. To-day and Bat.. 3. EreMllS.
15JAI I AOJjT'C MATS. WED. SAT.
WHLLftUrl O. ETenlngi at niIO.
Mallnee To-day, Wednesday, at 2.
MR. E. S. WILLARD
THE PHYSICIAN.
LYCEUM 4SSfStfSOTHERH
Mb week or tUe new play by authors of Itoaeniary.
CHAKCat ALXBV ...... (llliU ALI.KV.
UiTPOKSIKl.
Owlng to the etalMrate preparation neceiary
TUK LADY OF LYONS will be postponed until the
Saturday matinee.
UCRAI rj SQUARE TllKArTrwaTand 85th t.
r,trwAI"L' Chaa K. Fe-nJ,lTop. Erej, at 8:13.
pirip'C PKODtirrios of
eTCIlSG O TIIK FllUKY NOVELTY,
TUE FI1IMI J1.1ID. isi
MATIWEESTOUAY AND SATURDAY. 8.
s. IfFITH'Q Continuous Performance.
It. lbB I II O 25C.SII0 Noon In 11 1'. M.
II Debut of KIIVAIS Li: HOY .great llluduitlit).
LILUA.N UI'UKIIAHT AND HUlbiT H-OOl), 111108.
OAHII. U1IF1T UOOKAI!l.
' MAXWELL AND blM I'.SO.N. 36 Other Mar..
Minttnv Arnerlran Iu.Hiiiia fwlr.
uifillB: o hllOWS IN UNh 6
1 TaiiMK Art, Machliien.Flonera, Foal, Fruit.
Smn 1U houia' Contlnuoiu ivrformame, IK.
lo.fln X u Concern. New Feature! Dally.
jb.ou a. . g6(J Tim N h')le Htmw 1 5c.
! PABThP'C foiTi iii
1'JlSU In 11 r. l. Items 'JU Mud HO teuls,
Iw Dorbataiter ui-m Itvutl,
r Pauline Mark ham and Katliryne Dana,
O. Canfleld and Carleiou. Animated 1'lclurei,
I BIJOU "ttiTK TO-NIGHT.
I WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES.
R , Uouaj, Oct. lltu, 60lb tin. Oram BouTsalra, I
fSmvsttatnxs.
Kneisel Quartet.
Oth Season- 18!7-!S.
FIVE EVENING CONCERT8,
iSoTei.tn-r io, December 17, January 1J1,
Ft-bniferr U2, and April 3.
THREE MATINEES,
Jmuary 4b, February 17, Mar. h ir
Aaalited at thrM conrerta by IIAFAEL JOSEKFV.
Laat a?aaoDs subacrlbers will apply to Re hu berth A
Co., 2J Union aauare, before October tt. General iub
aciiptlon aale opent October 11 at Seta u berth'!.
KNICKERBOCKER. ji :
LAST TWO WEEKS.
GEO. EDWARDES' f fkagiai
GAIETY THEATRE N TI1WN
CO. OF LONDON " I U II II
OCT. 1H, NAT C. OOODWIN.
Supported by MIS.S MAXINE ELLIOTT,
IN niS NEW I'LAY.
A" OllinHAt CITIZEN.
EMPIRE THEATRE, DIM"viJD 4oTn rr.
CUAKLE3 FROHMAN Manager
MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2:' 5.
MK. CI1AKLE8 FHOIIMAN 1'RESE.STS
MISS MAUDE ADAMS,
In J. Ii. Darrle'a comedy founded on hi novel.
THE LITTLE MINISTER.
MATISEm TO-UAV AID RATURllAY.
ETeulngs at ftW. Matinees at 2:10.
DDiinTTSD'C Illgh-Claas Conilnuous
rtJs I jn 9, performance Noon to
11. L1VINO WOTURES Uelenallora, Uclotyre and
Heath. Williams and Walter. Other stars. '.'Be oOc.
PLEASURE PALACE,
Both and Sd av. Res'd, 50. All Bale. Res'd. Sie.
Biz Bisters Plcchlant, Northern Trounei Rellly and
Woods's Big Show. Aft. 1:30. Eire. 7:30.
BROADWAY THEATRE, HSX?'
FRiNGIS WILSON AHLNFG
Ere., B.lSMat. Bat. Reg, prices. 11.80, (I, BOo.
GARRICK THEATRE, yAVferrfflJ..
Iloyt A Hcttee. Lessees. Charles Frohman. Manager.
ltd MOUTH. acoii- unVT'C "' MlTllCAa,
Horn nvrcEW nUI I o rAltcR
A STRANGER IN NEW YORK.
HOYT'S 1HEATEE. Mtt "-faSfadway
nOYTMcKEE Proprietors
"UIiilILY AMUSINO." Journal.
THE PROPER CAPER.
Eyenlngs, 8:.)0. Matinee baturday, 8: 1 a.
KOSTER & BIAL'S. Admlaalon 50c
rorEiiii riicl-bUI.
OLEO DE M ERODE. FAUST BALLET,
PAOLA DEL MONTE, wftSPoSragU.
TirtDAV-lTlXKfcATLUDAy.
WEBER & FIELDS' uZiiVilMh..
TUB I.MU IIAVU DUItl.dttljE.
Clear Da Roade, new and laughable Trareaty.
"Eng' VESTA TILLEY.
1 ATH BT. THEATRE, near Oth ar. Nights H:16.
gear TilK NIGW OP
Lyr"fTheatre?iVindon. TIME CltOSS.
ftRANTl Ol'F.llA II3D IIT.t,. .. mat!
UlVailW HOUKE. BTII AV. 8 F- " TO-UAY.
AUUUBTUS PITOU Lessee and Manager
Bros. Byrnoln the "HEW B BELLS,"
n A I VIO ETe" ieenlng at HtlB,
UHLl Oi TUB circis uinu
Fresher and Jollier than ertrl
MATINEE TO-DAY AT it.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSED &SA'li
DE WOLF HOPPER. l'",Mt"TM. caTa,.'
OT A 1 MAT' T0 BAY AT X P. M.
STAR jaF&A'HqfflsMfa.
COLUMBUS W5.VRS.2Vd
J AH. J. UUKIICTT In A NAVAL CADET.
TTAPI.TilrVT I WeekOil. l ALICE bllAW and
aaauxiiu twin daughters. John le clair,
SlltlC lltl.U I KATE ROONEY. WU others.
PEOPLE'S "SIDEWALgHEWY0RK."
OLYMPIA.SV,,!: ADM. 50c.
TIIK CtT AMU TIIK CUatmiB."
CASINOI .Sfia!ai-" axYetr
Orer 10U People 1 Of BBeT TOim n
I rPITfTITi AT7 IBr'aSilB.IIat.To-day.tBABOa.
I wSn I THE ELECTRICIAN.
F. M. Du Mond's large picture, "Columbus at the Council of Salamanca,"
is in the provisional Picture Gallery on the fifth floor.
The new Bric-a-brac Art Room is in the basement.
FIRST SHOW OF THE WANAMAKER COLLECTION
OF AUTUMN WRAPS AND COSTUMES
Achievement splendid and
complete, appears in the assem
bled costumes and over-garments
first shown here to-day.
Disappoint ment baffled
plans and deferred hopes mark
the conditions under which the
goods are presented.
The best products of the
most original and skillful de
signers of styles for women's
dress are here. Paris and
Brussels, London and Berlin,
have yielded their choicest
pieces to the wizard that con
jures into form our Dress and
Cloak stock.
Cabinet-makers, carpenters,
upholsterers, and painters have
been combined in efforts to
properly house the brilliant
groups of foreign trophies. But
the artisans failed. The sur
roundings are unworthy. The
improvements will come later.
But the occasion extraordi
naire will challenge widespread
interest. No woman can be
passably intelligent upon current
fashions of high-grade without
consulting this exhibition.
We also extend a most cor
dial invitation to dressmakers
and ladies' tailors to freely
examine all our models. The
wider the influence that radi
ates from this store, upon the
best in women's dress the
better we are pleased. And
this is quite distinct from any
interest we may have in selling
goods.
Very remarkable influences
have converged upon this Exhi
bition. Follow the news of them.
You'll be interested.
We bought the entire Ex
hibit which was prepared for
the Belgian Exposition (still
open), by the Court Costumer
of Holland and Belgium. It
was an event of so great
commercial importance as to
command official attention ;
and royal influence secured
the removal of the exhibit
while the great show was yet
in progress, that it might be
brought here and placed at the
command of American retail
buyers.
And then, too, all of the dis
tinguished members of the
Paris group of artists are rep
resented by the latest and best
expressions of their original
thoughts. Among them :
Paquin, couturiere to the
beau monde of two hemi
spheres. Henriette Favre, who counts
among her clients the Princess
of Wales, the Duchess of Dev
onshire, and other ladies of the
English Court.
Sara Atoyer, whose costumes
and wraps go to the Courts of
every nation.
Rouff, the brilliant but ec
centric couturiere who dresses
most of the Courts of Europe,
and a great many of the ultra
fashionable of Paris.
Laferriere, couturiere by ap
pointment to the Princess of
Wales.
Emile Pasquier, who dresses
a great many of the swell set
in London, the Swedish, and
other courts.
Mademoiselle Corne, who
flashed on Paris only two years
ago, and who has made an im
mense success by her wonderful
creations.
Elise Poret, whose creations
in tea-gowns, matinees, and
fine lingerie have perhaps only
been equaled by those of
Mademoiselle Corne.
Hirsch & Cie, furnishers to
Her Majesty the Queen of the
Belgians, and to the Court of
Holland.
THE MAN WHO BEAT THE HORSE
J. Frank Starbuck is the maker of the world's record for
fast unpaced bicycle racing. Two weeks ago he beat a running
horse, in a mile run, by 12 seconds. He has made his records
with a Humber wheel ; and here is what he thinks of the wheel:
WILLOW GROVE, Pa., Sept. 23. 1897.
Mr. John Winamiker, Philadelphia, Pa.:
Dear Sir It gives me great pleasure to tell why I have used the Humber the last three
years in my racing, record breaking, pleasure riding, etc.
I have preferred the Humber Bicycle to other makes ever since I have been In a position to
judge the good qualities of a bicycle.
I think the Humber is far superior to all other bicycles in construction, workmanship and
running qualities, and every Humber rider is convinced of the same thing after using the ma
chine a couple of times. It Is stronger, easier. running, has better bearings, and is finished more
substantially than any bicycle I have ever seen.
Every bicycle rider lias heard of the Humber chain, which Is a very important feature
about a bicycle. A fact which proves them best Is that the market is full of imitations of the
Humber. '
I have used the Humber for the past three seasons and have won as many as forty five
mile handicap races, giving the rest of the competitors (witlia few exceptions) from 5 to 550
yards start. In each race I would defeat from fifteen to fifty contestants. The fact that I have
done this on a Humber, without having any break in any way, is a guarantee for all I say about
the machine.
In all my use of the Humber the past three years I have not broken or loosened a spoke, nor
had wood rim, handle-bar, pedal, crank nor any part to break. The Humber Is the only wheel
that has held up with me, and I have thoroughly tested it
In 1895 I won fifty-two races and twenty trial heats, making seventy-two times I crossed
the tape as winner, yet nothing broke in all these tests.
In 1896 I was not so successful, owing to changing of mounts and trying to get a lighter
bicycle than the Humber. I wasted the best part of the season this way until my friends ad
vised me to try my Humber again, and every person familiar with bicycle racing in and about
Philadelphia knows the results of my changing back to the Humber. It seemed I could win
without exertion, yet I had worked so much harder before, and only to be beaten. It Is a no
ticeable fact that when a racing man changes his mount to a Humber he invariably rides faster
than he used to.
In racing I use a regular pattern Humber road wheel, with the exception of very light racing
tires instead of the road tires. There Is a perfenness of speed, ease In running and beauty about
a Humber road wheel tliat Is unknown to bicycle riders except Humber riders A trial of the
Humber convinces all riders that it is the best bicycle made. Let them visit the Humber plant
and see Humbers in the raw material, as I have, then get acquainted with the Humber principles,
and they will feel as I do about the wheel. I cannot speak In high enough terms of the Humber
bicycle, and I am convinced that Dumber & Co. are the makers of the standard bicycle of the
world. Very truly yours, J. FRANK STARBUCK.
To have the field clear for 1898, we sell all that are left of
the 1897 Humbers at these prices :
The $115 Roadsters at $65
The $122.50 Ladies' Humber at $75
Baaeneat, fourth aienne.
FINE LINGERIE
This section suffers even
more seriously than the cos
tumes from the delays of me
chanics. Forget the surround
ings, but examine the exquisite
goods that are here in such
endless profusion.
The garments are from the
best original designers of under
wear in Paris. Models only
one of a kind no duplicates.
This distinction will be appreci
ated by those of critical tastes ;
yet the collection has many gar
ments that have all the delicacy
of French finish, but at moder
ate cost.
The silk petticoats include
scores of models no two alike,
and none to be reproduced,
unless somebody makes a
thought photograph, for copies
to be made elsewhere.
Silk waists and blouses for
evening dress dawned on the
store some days ago. But the
reserves are so great that new
ness comes with each new day,
and the variety is now at its
best. Individuality marks this
stock. There can be as many
exclusive owners of original
styles in waists as there are
Paris waists in our whole im
ported stock.
A ROYAL LAYETTE
The leadership of the little
child appears in a royal cradle,
which was the most attractive
single article shown in the
Belgian Exposition. It was
j made in Brussels, by the dis
tinguished furnishers of lay
ettes, Le Febre & Cie. The
basket is heavily gilded, and
the coverlet, drapery, and pil
low covers are of richest Brus
sels lace.
THE N other works of refer-
HISTORY ence ave suc'1 Permanent
CLUB va'ues 2s histories. Your en
cyclopedia, if written twenty
years ago, is worth as much as last
year's almanac. But the History of
Herodotus is as standard to-day as
when freshly written 2,400 years ago.
Undeniably there are worthless his
tories but they are so, not because
they've lost their value, but because
they never had any.
While there are many excellent
special histories covering particular
peoples and periods, it has remained
for America and our generation to
Eroduce the first and only satisfactory
istory of the whole world. The
possessor of RIDPATH'S HISTORY OP
THE WORLD has the whole storv of
human existence and human achfeve
ments, interestingly told and arranged
for ready reference. READ IT YOUR
SELP AND PRESERVE IT FOR YOUR
CHILDREN.
The set comprises eight massive
volumes, and is selling country-wide
to-day for double the price at which
we are selling them to members of
the Wanamaker History club.
Each member pays one dollar on
joining; the complete set in any bind
ing is delivered at once, and the
transaction completed by fifteen
monthly payments of l.50, for
cloth-bound; $2, for the more dura
ble and attractive half-Russia; or
$2.50, for sumptuous full morocco.
Members may resign within ten
days, and club fee will be returned.
Specimen pages, with illustrations,
testimonials and full particulars, mailed
free on request.
Hiatal elreel.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co,, Broadway, 4th ave., 9th and 10th sts.
MURRAY HILL 1 R&MILLE l"-.?.
U. ar. V4 st. I UHHIII.UU 7D, 00. 83, 0.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE.
EIIK I.OI.IKB KA.
" AtrTtMHOVlTAko MOIt.VI.1IU COXCBRTa
and dellfbtful sail. Bee Albany Day Use adre,
under steamboats and. Excursions.
grwnal gotictg.
UiV VJtXVfCOm of Dakota, Xaatan ateaj,
MO Broadway, St. faul bulldlif.
(Sxcnxtiaat.
I EXCELLENT porgles and sea bass fishing on steamer
-t AL rosTEHeslerda;.
SKA OARS riSHIMa. Sundays. Tuesdays. Wednee
dars.Tnursdajit steamer AL FOSTKH. FromEasI
88d St., ?:0 Battery, b.SOj (are tl, wltb ball) ladles
BO cents.
MBIT rO!T. itBHTDOBC, and POIIUS
MttKrilR dally KXCUBSIO (except Bonders), by
Falaoe Iron Day Lias Steamers Hw York and Albany
front Daabroaaea at. pier at ttiO A. M. and West tad
st.tttA.lt. Tn lest oaancetaee the AUTUMNAL
TOUAOB (ram the Day Una will be Oe. 14 Ooa Mew
Turk and Oct It float Albany,
ghe Surf.
QUEENS CO. JOCKEY CLUB,
AQUEDUCT. L. L
Mrnii r.VKitv iv r mt nv at niis i. m.
Admission toKrand atsnd and incloeure. SI. 50.
Han trains leave root Last ailh st. at 10.30 A SI,
13i60, liio, Jtflup. M. Also, from Flatbutb ar, at
10:0a A.M. 1:110, 1:64 I'. 11. Htsfes connect wltb
Kings Co. "L."
gtfioodg.
Ql OfT 0L0VX8. So. 1.00 corsets. So. 100.
OA.ii- handkerchiefs, BSe- Illustrates oar x
iraotdUary offsrlaj. JAJtfUKD, now Broadway.
I
fiHEAEM "
West Fourteenth Street.
We BUy for eash--we SELL for Cash.
Therefore
We CAN and DO BUCJ at Lowest Prices.
We CAN and DO SELL at Lowest Prices.
qPHOLSTERy
Our eiaim to Largest Assortments i
Greatest Stock 1
and Best Values none can deny. I
Lace Curtains every new style .49 to 32.OO
Heavy Curtains all new fabrics 1.49 to 25.00
Sash Laces the leading kinds 9 J to 2.98
Tapestries latest ideas .29 to 3.98,
Drapery Silks choicest designs .29 to .89
Denims and Cretonnes 27 to 50 inch 6 to .39 J
Cotton Draperies all widths 3J to .59
Couch Covers plain and fringed .79 to 6.98
Table Covers 1 to 3 yards .19 to 14.98 ' ',
Window Shades all qualities .17 to 2.49
Poles all kinds .14 to 4.93
Fringes and Edges lg to 1.39'
Rugs and Squares all sizes .39 to 35.00
Fur Rugs plain and combination 1.79 to 7.00
Curtains and Draperies
Renaissance and Empire Tapestry Tortteres
In a full range o( tbe best coloring.
Including the new greens and browns
all (nil width throw-orer (rtnge
with deep netted border
far richer In appearance than
price would lead one to expect 2.08
Heary Corded Portieres InEmb'd
effects tasteful and distinctive
colorings anddeitgns In
Oriental and Gobelin
and Egyptian effects 6.08
Extra fine Irish Point Lace
Curtain white and Ecru wide
borders figured centres 3. 08. .5. 98
Heary Groat Point Tapestries Gobelin
andHeraldto designs 12 colorings 03
EmplreSlIk Damasks old red, steel
blue, old rose, and crimson ralue 9. BO... 1 ,40
Double-faced Cretonnes 30 Inch value 73 .39
Figured Denims and Durlapa 124
New Gold figured Crepes value .10 1 l3s
Dest Figured Sllkollnes a Inch H",
Oriental Stripe Scrims double border 10
Irish Point and Tambour Vestibule Laces 20
Velour Tabic Covers 2a yds. long 0.98
Belgium and Vienna Table Covers
!f yards square fringed large variety 1.08
Rugs and Art Squares j
Please bear In mind that prices quoted below ar
for NEW GOODS of this season's best designs and
colorings; we have no shelves loaded down with old
stock which. In many cases, was held In anticipation
ot advance In prices We emphatically repeat H
All the following are new goods, and price lower Hf
tban any other bouse will name (or this aeason's jB
productions, and (ully as low as are elsewher II
quoted for past years' designs. Tar
New Ingrain Art Squares I
Olive, Green, Wood, Blue and Rsd fl
All Reversible 9
3x3 jds 1,47 3x4 yds 3.40
3x3 yds 2.60 3xS yds 4.40 jfl
Smyrna Carpet Rugs
Best quality SO patterns and colorings U
0x8 feet 6.30 H
7 xio fret 8.08 H
7axl03 feet 0.60 H
0 xl2 feet 12.70
Best Smyrna Rugs fl
Three special sires and great bargains
B ft 1.07 6 ft 2,00 7 ft 3,08 H
No Liquors, No Groceries. No Drugs Sold In Our Stores.
Jfe fUNTlSplNEfURNITURE
A few choice nuggets to bo carried away
from our decorative Studio. Knowledge of
charming winter hangings Japanese leath
ers, reproductions of old silks, delightful
papers.
Ideas of draperies the latest designs.
Color sketches by the score hints of fas
cinating arrangements for one's own rooms.
Suggestions, bright Ideas, answers to every
vexing question In winter decoration.
The list Is too long to continue; but it in
cludes, if you wish, arrangements for spe
cial study of your rooms and special de
signs for them.
BUrOPTHe MAKBR'
Geo. G.FLint Co.
4J,45ahi 47WcST25TST
NEAR BROADWAY.
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'S.ogitfi, , Cawiageg, &c.
STUDEBAKER,
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Carriages
o Tery description for automn and winter. A yery
l&nto and haodiom atuortment of
Broughams
sal
Coupe Rockaways.
Every kind of carriage for pleasure driving in the
country or city. Some very Interesting bargains In
good second-hand work.
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CAL DEHAKIMtNTl 85 YEARS A BPEGlALIbT IK
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longer established and baa had mora experience than
any other advertising physician; city papers prove
this. Under hu scientific treatment blood and skin
diseases, pains In bones, red spots, sore throat and
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oped organs, weak back, lost vitality, are speedily, per
manently cured. Men about to marry should consult
OLD DU. OUINDLE. Every Impediment removed.
Sufferers, do nut waste time visiting less skilful physi
cians. Remember, 01 D DIl. OIUNDLE never falls.
OFFICE OVER 10 YKAIUJ at 171 West ll!th st be
tween Stb and 7th avs. Advice free. Uedlcln. SI.
Hours, I) to V. Sundays, Dto a. Wo charge unless cured.
AlUUrY. lo to the celebrated Ilallstt Jledlcal In"
stltute, where you can consult tbe greatest blood
and nerve specialist In the world free or charge,
rorly yeare specialists In all private diseases of men,
which we curs In a few days l also Mood poisoning,
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ulcers, skin diseases, sore throat, tnuuth and bead,
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son, skin diseases, kidney or bladder trouble, weak
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weak, undo eloid organs, Impediments to marriage,
Ac Be wise, consult the only old specialist In this
city, Ofnce over 86 years at ISO East 17lh st.nrar
Union square. Hours, II to Vi Bnndaia. 8 to a. Scien
tific treatment and advice free. Medio ne only 60c.
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17 Vest 88d St.. 9 to 8. 7 to 0. Bundays, 10 lol '
DR. CONRAD'S SANITARJUM-nlvTG'rwmsTmX
troa wltb full si all or trained nurse. 117 West
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rpnE DR. F. ORAT'DLnTlf "SAHWijiJlUJc. 177 W
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The largest and finest assortment of Oraad and H
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Exchanged. Several second-band Piano of our !
own and oiber celebrated makers at low prices. ,
33 UNION SQUARE, WEST. !
Between 18th and 17th sts., K. T.
It. B. rianos tuned, repaired, polished.
A "LAROE ASSORTMENT of sUghUy used and second- H
hand pianos are offered thla week at prloe to sull H i
all buyers. Among the etock Is Included uprights t HI I
tbe following makers, all In One order: H !
WEIIKR. BTKINWAY. 1
cmcKKnrxo, iiali.ett a datio, I
WHEELOCK. 6TUYVESANT. flji
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ttTH A.. COBEtt lorn ST. BV
ITIMUUTS. ' cHI!
7j octave, medium slie. $175 00 SB monthly flgjA
74 octave, largest six. 00 00 an montbly Bill
Rents S3 00 Cartage free (this week) Bantu
OOKDON. 139 Fifth ay., bet, ginh and 81st sts,
A-CHICKKMNO UrillOHT, ttJOO; great sacrWoe t Hi
mahogany nprfglit, nearly new, overy Improve- tsssaK
ment. Morcd. 7 East 14th, hssssK
BEAUTIFUL upright piano. (119. Sua. Steinway. H
liOt new uprlihte. S125. WINTERROTII, 105 IMIC
East 1 th St.. adjoining Mtelnway's. Ijnfl
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twenty thousand shares itoik Colorado Hold Ulnei
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Established 1864. !

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